Morris tribune., 1886-10-27
LOCALS.

Politics is the all-absorbing topic of
interest now.
Hay or oats will be received at this
office on subscription account.
C.P. Maginnis is making needed
repairs III the Farmers Warehouse.
The county commissioners were in
session yesterday and transacted con-
siderable of routine business.
A party of Dominican Fathers will
conduct mission ut the Catholic
church, commencing on Saturday
next.
id. Good received q car load of APP
Piles on Monday morning of this week.
Apples ARE not very expensive this
year.
4. DeKay, proprietor of the Morris
and Duluth elevator, wants oats and
tells the TRIBUNE that he will pay rs
cts. per bushel In cash for them.
Notwithstanding the fact that he
has somewhat curtailed his supply Of
reading matter, Mat Diedrich is still
in the wood and coal business at the
old stand.
J. 4. \ brahamson, of Wamborg,
Grant county, made the TRIBUNE a
pleasant call yesterday. Mr.. Abra-
hanson is young man of fine abili-
ties aud is rapidly rising in the world.
Charles Eysted has purchased,
through the Geo. E. Darling agency,
the McGrath farm in the town of
Synnes. This means another addition
to the number of successful farmers of
the county.
Some time ago Charley Turner,
living about 81, miles from Reardsley
lost % stakes of grain by fire. The
fire was started by August Loehr's
threshing machine and he promptly
paid the loss.
Let the drouth afflicted people of
Z Wisconsin and other states know of
<Athe many advantages which this
county offers to practical farmers and
you will soon have more ne;ghbors
than you have now.
The members and friends of the w.
CT. U. will meet on Friday next, at
the usual hoar, with Mrs. II. B. Wolff
at her residence on 9th street. All are
cordially invited to attend. A special
reqest is made that the young ladies
beln attendance.
Beware of grossly incorrect state
ments which may appear in the Sun
tomorrow. If anything detrimental
could be truthfully said concerning
Republican candidates, the Democrats
would not have waited until it is too
late for any reply.
The big crops produced by Stevens
county farmers is attracting attention.
At present prices there are no lands
anywhere that will prove more profit
able for those buying than the lands
here. This fact is becoming understood
and the demand for Stevens county
farms is increasing.
Henry Hubart, of the toWa of Pots
dam, has about fifty turkeys, as many
chickens and a few ducks, which he
will put up at a shooting match, to be
held on the banks of Lake Crystal on
Saturday NoY. 10. This will be n
good opportunity for our crack shots
to get their Thanksgiving turkeys.
Even those upon the Democratic
county ticket, who are otherwise good
men, support the disreputable and in.
competent part of the ticket and by
so doing forfeit the support of all good
citizens. There are no disreputable
or incompetent men on the Republic
can ticket and none of them can be &C
cused of being in bad company.
Notice T. J. Moore's advertisement
in this issue of the TRIBUNE. Mr.
Moore, it will be remembered hal
ing on Fifth street. He has added ;
large quantity of new goods, has every
thing in his new location in apple pie
order and can supply the wants of ole
and new customers in most salts
factory manner.
When travelling east or south of st
Paul and Minneapolis remember the
Royal Route" It is made up OF the
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis ant
Omaha and the Chicago and North
western railways and is first class il
every respect, 1t has elegant coaches
Rleeping and dining cars, courteous
employees and passengers have every
comfort and receive every attention
Secure your tickets over the deserved
~ popular "Royal Route,'
The ticket placed in the field by tn
Republicans of Stevens county 10 il
every way worthy of support. Upol
it the various parts of the county ar
represented and each candidate ha
been selected with special reference t
his fitness for the position he is to fill
1t Is a ticket eminently worthy of til
confidence of all and should aud W
have excellent reason for belleyiD
glIi be elected entire. no Republi
can should scratch single name up
on his ticket this year.
l.. S. Drew of Lodi, Wisconsin, ha
purchased the farm ip the town c
Scott recently owned by E. w. Ran
dali. Mr.. Drew Is a distiller of es
sential oils and will, during the mex
season, build distllery OH this plac
Ifhe has the time before it freezes uI
he will sow quantity of worm-woo
and other herps on the PLACE this Fal
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