Morris tribune., 1886-12-22
LOCALS.

The ice palace will be built soon.
How do you like our supplements
Santa Claus can not stay away
much longer.
Get toboggan and enjoy the to-
boggn slide.
Norris is the best wood market in
this part of the state.
Come to this office for first class
job work at low prices.
Hear the lecture i'll the court house
next Tuesday evening.
I'D. Good and A. A. Stone each
have supply Of toboggans.
J.E. Danielson makes few interest
ing announcements this week.
Another lot of new stationery has
lust been received at this office.
HelyesOn K Hanson received an
other lot of winter goods last week.
Storm doors and windows have
ueen added to the Agency building
The demand for land in Minnesots
is growing. Everybody wants some
of it.
There is a new sign at the foot of the
stairs leading to JohnsOn& Bickneli's
office.
Extra copies of the TRIBUNE are on
sale at c. W. Rohnc & Cos drug
store.
Remember that we take suUscrip-
tions for all the leading papers Of the
coubtry.
!, account of stock and the bslanc-
lug of the books for the year is next
in order.
J. w. Baily made good job of the
toboggan slide. He is the architect
and builder.
Next week we will have something
to say of particular interest to every
reader of the TRIBUNE.
Who will invent a machine for
keeping the toboggan slide clear OF
snow, during this stormy weather.
DR.. Phalou Is in town and his dem
tai office will he open for few days.
Call early if you wish any dental
work done.
Go to Elliott's photograph gallery
and get proclaim picture to send to
some of your eastern friends for a
holiday gift.
A Board of Trade that would ac-
complish wonders for Morris can
be easily formed. Somebody head
the movement.
David Kemp is treasurer and has
collected most of the money sub
scribed for building and maintaining
the toboggan slide.
Ole Mackelson has recovered from
the in uries recently received because
of a runaway team and was i'll town
for the first time on Monday.
Charles Wilson deals in nothing
but clothing and gents furnishing
goods, but in his line he carries the
largest stock in the northwest.
The Morris toboggan slide is pro-
nounced by all to be one of the best
in the state. II is far superior to
many of those found In st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Thousands of Immigrants will soon
come pouring into this northwest.
What Is being done to attract the at
tention of part of them to this par
ticular locality?
Don't overlook the ads. Most
people can make but little money now
but all can save money by scanning
the advertising columns of the news
papers carefully.
The law which prohibits the sale
of liquors to minors needs looking up
and enforcing. Boys who should be
in school are seen Keeling upon the
streets much too frequently.
Earl NJ. Woodward, formerly of the
Glenwood Press-Bulletin, is now the
editor of the Alexandria Post. Bro.
Woodward will make the Post more
newsy than it has ever been before.
The organization, for a second time,
of d Good Templar's lodge in Morris
has given new impetus to temper
ance work. Much practical work is
expected from the new organization.
A physician having directed one of
his patients to battle a wound in tepid
water, the patient sent his little girl
to the drug store with note, saying:
"Please sell bearer One-half pint of
tepid water"
The Morris Tribune say the Mayor
and Council are to have the first ride
on the toboggan slide. From the
slope of that slidewe think they bet
ter order new observation-disclosures
Press Bulletin.
Great quantities of grain are being
marketed at the small stations sur.
rounding Morris. Can not our enter
prising local wheat dealers do some
thing that will attract more of the
grain to this point?
When girl says just mo" there
may be some brightness in the future
but when she says II will always feel
like sister toward you," it's time to
hunt up clothes line and good sub
stantial cross beam.
In addition to their complete stock
of fine groceries, Hancock & Stebbins
keep fresh candies, Catawba grapes,
Malaga grapes, California pears,
Florida oranges and all the delicacies
procurable at this season of the year
John III. Dillon. OF Dakota county
is visiting his mother and his sister
Mrs r. J. Moore of this Mace Hs