Morris tribune., 1886-11-03
LOCALS.
Paw YOUR election bets.


the time.
VIM. O'Regan is building and ad-
dition to his store.
Political work for this year is over
and the country is safe.
The last few weeks have been ex-
ceedingly favorable for farm work.
Those who bet on the wrong side
now appreciate the result of their fol-
~.
Hancock & Stebbins and Helgeson
< Hanson have together received
car load of apples lately.
Charles Pepper and family now live
in the residence recently owned and
occupied by Mrs. B. Phelps.
\ nine and a half pound daughter
arrived last Friday morning, to glad
den the home of Rev. and Mrs. e. T.
Robertson.
The stock holders of the Morris
Loan and Building Association met
on Monday evening. The directors
meet this evening.
\ small key, apparently trunk
key, has been found and left ut this
office. The owner can have the same
by paying for this notice.
\. B. Williams has bought farm
I'm the town of Swan Lake. The pur-
chase was made through The Stevens
County Abstract and Real Estate
Agency.
The ladies of the Congregational
church desire, through the TRIBUNE,
to extend their thanks to Mr.. Daring
for so kindly rendering to them the
use of the Perkins House on Friday
evening last.
\ small amount Of money has been
found by Mr.. OhIdberg at CO.. Groom
Quist's store. The owner can have
the same by calling at Mr.. Groom
quists and proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
There was an enthusiastic Republican
rally at Hancock last Saturday even
ing. VIM. C. Bicknell, c. L. Brown,
G. E. Darling and w. J. Munro were
the speakers The Excelsior band of
Morris furnished the music.
Subscription accounts, taken singly
seem insignificant, but the aggregate
is large and is important to the pub
Usher. We hope that each delinquent
subscriber will cheerfully and prompt
ly send in the amount due us.
The w. C. T. L. met with Mrs.
Wolff last Friday and had pleasant
meeting. Adjourned to meet in two
weeks from that time with the Misses
Spoouer. \ full attendance is desired.
The Young ladies are especially invl-
ted to attend.
It is stated that the reduction Of the
fee for money orders for amounts un-
der five dollars to five cents, has great
Iv increased the demand for money
orders and cut off the issuance ofpos-
tai notes. This affords an entirely
safe and easy manner to remit money
One Fielder B. Chew, dude and
democrat of Morris, was up here on
Monday along with Messrs. Becker
and Pearce, democratic candidates
for the legislature. Mr.. Chew is a
stranger to physical exertion and has
only passing acquaintance with
mental labOr.-Herman Herald.
The oyster supper given by the
ladies of the Congregational church
at the Perkins House last Friday
evening was a success in every parti-
cular. The attendance was large and
the net proceeds will make an i'm
pOrtant addition to the funds of the
society.
1t will always pay for each reader
to run his eye over every advertise
ment in our weIl-fIled columns and
see what is announced, by whom,
where. how, at what price etc. There
is much to gain by so doing. One of
ten thus gets new hint or learns
Something valuable. Don't forget thu
advertisements.
Suppose a newspaper man shoult
stoOp to revenge himself on people
who sneer at his work, Gall it of ne
xalue and unworthy of support, ant
attempt to influence his course by pa
tronage or Withdrawal Of patronage
Suppose he should let himself out OIL
such people in really personal way
It would he only self defense, bu
what a breeze it would raise.-Re'
Wing Republican.
The other evening a crowd of abou
twenty persons were standing abou
ouo Of lie corners on Atlantic Ave
fsaddehEy q ma;n walked up an
speaking to one Of the company sal
in tone audible to ali; "Can yo
let me- haze that ten dollars you boz
towed-z," The remaindeB of tn
sentence was not heard but it wa
noticed tliot about ten persons mad
themselves scarce in very great hui
ry. Ahem!
In this issue Of the TRIBUNE al
nears an advertisement for th
l4atlonai Building, Loan and Prote'
five Union, Ihts Organization con
bines the advantages of old line an
assessment life insurance companie
and loan and building association
This Union has been formed by prom
fent tVsipegs fheH in Minneapol
and IT 500 shares of stock have alread
been subscribed for and taken, so th'
the monthly income Is now over $40