Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-15
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The public schools opened Monday
morning.
Those who neglect to advertise are
the ones who get left.
There will be shooting tourna-
ment to-morrow-Faird day.
Go to the concert In the Congrega'
tional church on Friday night.
The merchants of Morris should
each have all exhibit at the Fair.
There was pleasant NJ. Q. c. party
in Agency Hall last Saturday evening.
There is great demand for girls
competent i'll doing general house,
work.
Notice the announcement for an
other sale of state lands which APP
pears elsewhere.
Look over the TRIBUSE's advertise
ments aud you will know where to
buy your supplies.
Fall trade is becoming lively. Adj
vertise in the tribune If you wish to
get your share of it.
Some excellent fruit has been dis
played and sold from J. d. Goods
show windows lately.
Mr.. Darling advertises for bids for
putting up ice. Nothing like taking
time nv the fOre-lOCk
Large amounts of new goods have
been received at Helgeson q Han
sons during the past week.
Next Sunday evening there will be
a song service in the Methodist church
led by the Morris male quartet.
J. Carney has gone to his farm to
do his threshing. His boot and shoe
shop is closed during his absence.
The Estey organs and pianos are the
standard of the world. They have
no equal and acknowledge no rival.
There is to be a W. c.. I. U. column
in the TRIBUNE hereafter edited by
the ladies of that organization in
Morris.
The Stevens County Fair will be
held in the rink tomorrow. The
premium list appears in another
column.
industrial school for Indian
children from Sisseton Agency is
about to be established here by the
Sisters of Mercy.
c. E. Camp intends supplying the
people Of Morris with drinking water
from the spring on Eis farm, begin
ming next spring.
4 Dekay made number of i'm
proponents III the engine and ma
chinery in the Morris and Duluth
elevator last week.
4 boys coat was found by NJ. Ryan
yesterday aud is now at this office.
The owner can have the same by
paying for this notice.
Marshal Kemp has had a tramp do
ing good work lately in moving weeds.
The weeds leeded cutting and 1t was
good medicine for the tramp. -.-.s-,--
The scissors grinder did" the town
on Monday. Our facilities for provid-
ing "copy" are. better than ever be-
fore, Subscribe for the TRIBUNE.
We presume that applications
from accomplished young ladies for
positions as teachers in the schools of
Rendsville will be very numerous
hereafter,
Ole Bake brought one of the finest
specimens of corn to town last Thurs
day, that it has been our privilege to
see. 1t ought to have been sent to the
State Fair.
CT. Hops, special agent for Estey
and Camp pianos and organs, Chicago,
ILL.,, is in the city, Mr.. Hops is an
excellent pianist and will assist at
the concert next Friday evening.
seyen years ago this moaning ].
z. Danielson first opened his doors
for business in Morris. His big ad-
vertisement In the TRIBUNE to-day
isa part of his anniversary celebra-
ton.
Delinquent subscribers are not yet
falling over each other In their
earnest haste to reach this office and
pay up their long past due subscrip-
ton accounts. 1t pains us to make
this admission.
Since returning from Minneapolis,
Mr.. Elliott has completely stocked
his photograph gallery and is better
able than ever to do fine, artistic work.
Call on Mr.. Elliott when you want a
good picture.
Call at the TRIBUNE office for note
heads, bill heads, letter heads, state
ments, envelopes, notes. receipts,
mortage blanks, deeds, etc etc. We
are able to fill all orders promptly
and satisfacto rily.
Prof. Reimestad. of Augsburg
Seminary, will lecture on temperance
at the Lutheran church next Satur-
day evening at 1880. The lecture will
be delivered IN the Norwegian
language. All are invited.
Presiding Elder McClary was in
town few hours last Friday and
with the local officers closed up the
business of the Methodist church for
this year. The financial condition of
this church is very satisfactory.
AS the TRIBUNE has previously
stated. the delay in the announce
ment of the premium list and In max.
ing arrangements for the Stevens
County Fair, is because of the neglect
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