Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-09-15

l
A. Mccarthy.
DR.. r. H. Phalon reports the al
rival of ten pound son at his hom
in Fergus Falls.
| c. +. Maginnis and +. E. Newell
represented the Stevens Count.
Democrats in the state convention.
The Stevens County Ayr cultura
Society received $2I9,S6 fro:n the state
this morning.
The Stewart Grand Concert Com
pany will give an entertainment here
on Thursday evening of next week uE'
der the auspices ofthe Congregations
church. Further particulars next
week.
On Monday evening of next week
the Girls Aid Society of the Methodist
church will give all entertainment OF
varied style. 1t will consist of a
literary program, an art gallery and
fair. 1t will be i'll the church.
The election tickets this fall will
contain thirty names, besides some
constitutional amendments. The con-
ventions should be held early enough
so that the people will have time to
read over the whole ticket before
election day.-Farmington Tribune.
CT. Hops, representing Estey &
Camp, Chicago, is in the city This
firm controls the celebrated Estey
organs and pianos and parties think
ing of purchasing will be given an
opportunity to get instruments at eX-
ceptionally low figures and on very
easy terms.
NJ. Lacher, the anarchist, who
worked in The Sun office for some
time has gone, leaving his family in
destitute circumstances. Last Sum
day the Methodist and Congregational
churches combined in raising a suf-
ficient purse to send the unfortunate
wife and children to friends in st.
Paul.
A very complete filling for open
cracks in floors may be made of one
pound of flour, three quarts of water,
and & tablespoonful of alum,
thoroughly boiled and mixed. Make
the final mixture about as thick as
putty, and it will harden like papier
mache. This paper may be used for
moulds for various purposes.
One prominent thresher, whose
machine is now III the Western part
of the county, said last Saturday that
he has not yet threshed field of
wheat this Fall that has yielded less
than twenty bushels per acre, and
that nearly every field in which his
machine has been has averaged be-
tween twenty five and thirty bushels
per acre.
The large, half page advertisement
of H. B. VOLTS which appeared in
the TRIBUNE last week, was genuine
surprise, attracted general attention
and Mr.. Wolff is receiving an in
creased trade in consequence. The
advertisement was a comprehensive
one containing very positive state
ments but callers at Mr.. VOLTS
store find that he has the goods with
which to back up all that is SAID.
The sun is a great purifier. Let its
rays into every room of your house.
Especially let them penetrate your
-sleepipg room. Better that your
carpets he faded tisa. the glow of
health out of your chill
dren. And let the girls play in the
sunshine. Bronzed cheeks are better
than faded ones, and one or the other
your children are certain to have.
You may close your windows SO tight
as to exclude the sunlight, but re-
member, it will be at the expense of
the inmates of the house.-Ex.
It seems that in this world there is
too much of desire to grasp the I'M
attainable. The man with an income
of $40 per week is tempted by n feel
ing that is closely akin to ambition to
use his entire earnings to secure some
article of luxury that could be dis
gance causes him much anxiety about
the dollars that should he LAID up for
rainy day, and he cries out dull
times" How true Is it that "any
fool can earn money but it takes a
wise man to spend it. Northfeld
News.
The Sisters of Mercy, of this place,
OVID fine property in Minneapolis
which they will dispose of by means
of rattle. The property is located
at 2416 south sixth street and is de-
scribed as foIIows,-Grounds are
40 front and from 200 to 800 feet
deep from street to river. Beautifully
laid out. Old tres; lawn; fountains,
etc. House so by 10 two and two half
stories; heated by steam. All modern
improvements; barn, etc valued at
$4,000. The tickets are two dollars
each and are OH sale at this office as
we'll as tat other lplaces in town. The
drawing will occur onI Dec. End. 1886
and will be conducted by Mayor Ames
and other prominent gentlemen in
Minneapolis:
There was happy gathering at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Borrill in
Rendsville on Thurday, Sept. 9th.
Their two sons George and Robert
took to themselves wives and sur.
prised the neighbors and friends
present with a double wedding, as 1t
was not known beforehand that