Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-11-24

in town last Friday. The TRIBUNE
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Mrs. F. E. Newell and children re-
turned last Friday from visit to rel
atiyes and friends in Hastings.
There will be services in the Metho-
dist church tomorrow morning
at 1880 and in the Congregational
church in the evening at 1880. All
are invited to attend these Thanksgiv-
ing services.
Don't try to get along without the
TRIBUNE. It's abundance of local and
general news aud OF editorial and
miscellaneous reading matter Is
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scribe at once.
The editor of the TRIBUNE has q
number Of horses and not enough OF
hay or oats with which to keep them
till spring. Perhaps some OF our de-
linquent subscribers can tell what
ought to be done about 1t.
There is about as much genuine fun
to the square inch upon festive to-
boggan upona vigorous slide as IN
anything of which we have any
knowledge. You will soon have an
opportunity to see how it is yourself.
The Morris & Duluth elevator has
had all it could do lately to care for
the wheat brought to it. Much Of the
time Mr.. DeKay has kept it running
night and day. Mr.. DeKay is q rust
Ter and can take care of an immense
amount of grain.
Ifyou don't believe that real estate
in this county is advancing in value,
attempt to buy q well located farm.
You will find that those owning them
are not anxious to sell and that prices
asked are much higher than the
prices of few years ago.
Farm, Stock and Home says that
unprotected, unsheltered and uncared
for farm implements is the parent OF
The untimely and UNI
necessary waste of machinery by ex-
posure costs the farmers of the North
west o million dollars annually.
Stevens county as we'll ss attorney
C.. L. Brown is to be congratulated
upon his success in prosecuting
at the last term Of court.
Three out of four who have been
lodged in the county Jail were indited
and of those indited all were cOnvic-
ted.
Rev. Mahlon n. Gilbert, assistant
Bishop of the diocese of Minnesota
will hold services in the Episcopal
church of Morris on Thursday, Dec.
End at 1880 O'clock. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all who are i'll
terested in church matters to attend
this service.
Considerable complaint has been
heard lately regarding the failure OF
the Northern Pacific to properly sup
ply our wood dealers with cars. The
Northern Pacific ought to feel very
kindly toward this county and should
see that sufficient number Of cars
are furnished for getting in neces-
sary supply of wood.
This is the enchanted spot. Last
week there was snow and cold East,
West, North and South Of US, but
there was nothing of the kind here.
There was no snow and the thermome-
ter did not even drop to zero. The
moral of which is, if you want to live
where perfect weather is always as
sured, come to Stevens county.
The register of the Benson land of
flee requests US to state that the land
commissioner has ruled that appli-
cants under the homestead, pre-
emption and timber culture laws
must state in their application the
place of their actual residence and
their post office addresses, otherwise
the applications will be returned.
It is said that the fine dust Of tea,
or the scrapings Of the inside oftanned
leather, bound close upon o wound,
will instantly stop the flow of blood
from fresh wound. After the blood
has ceased to flow, laudanum may be
advantageousIy applied. When
surgeon cannot be obtained inn
mediately, a due regard to these in
structions will often save serious
difficulty.
Another swindlc has been unearthed.
Some firm with a big name aud glow
ing letterllead sends out 3 blank form
to farmers, requesting STATISTICS relat-
ing to the yield Of crops and other ag-
rIcultural matters. The farmers is to
fill up the blank aud sign his name,
"iust to verify the statement, you
know" The next thing the country
man knows, one of those blanks turns
I'D as note i'm the hands of an Gin
nocent purchaser"
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