Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-10-06
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Farm implements should be care
fully cleaned, oiled and housed for the
winter.
J,E. Danielson has another new
lad" in the TRIBUNE this week.
Peruse 1t.
Numerous car loads ofpotatoes have
been shipped from Morris during the
past week.
Farm work should be closed up as
rapidly IS possible. Cold weather
will soon be here.
Plant your advertisements In the
Morris TRIBUNE now, if you wish
your share of the Fall trade.
The threshing machines continue
to tell of the unequalled productive
ness of Stevens county soil.
There is no land anywhere better ad-
apted for successful diversified farm
ing than that in Stevens county.
If YOU want stock farm, or n grain
farm or one for diversity Of crops,
buy it here. A Stevens county farm
will fill the bill.
The continued success Of the many
stock farms In this county shows how
we'll this part of the state is adapted
to stock raising.
Two young fellows who have been
in town fortwo or three days past,
gave bicycle entertainment i'll the
rink last evening.
If the demand for advertising space
in the TRIBUNE's columns continues,
we shall begin the publication OF a
supplement- soon.
Bishop Seidenudsh, of St. Cloud
will be at the Catholic church of this
place one week from next Sunday to
administer confirmation.
Like many other sensible people,
the state board of equalization has an
exalted opinion of the value of real
and personal property in Stevens
county.
X. c.. helgesCp's record as county
commissioner will aid him greatly as
a candidate for the office of county
auditor. His vote was in the Interest
of the people of the county every
time.
The prohibitionists of this legisla-
tive district met in Morris last Thurs
day and resolved, but made no nomi-
nations. This is the second indorse-
ment Messrs. Hixson & Costello have
received.
No candidates upon the Republican
ticket need any tickets for Salt river
steamers this Fall. Agents for that
line. however, ought to do q flourish
ing business among the Democrats
until the close of the season.
Sheriff Munro and Register of Deeds
WELLINGTON have each proved them
selves to be component and faithful
officers and are entitled to the usual
courtesy of second term. There is
no doubt of the. election Of either of
them.
Subscription accounts. taken singly
seem insignificant, but the aggregate
is large and is important to the pub
Usher. For these reasons we hope
that each delinquent s-fscriber will
chesrfully and-promptlShend in the
amount due us.
In making nominatioAAthe Rspub .
licans of Stevens county, have made
40 mistakes this year. The more
. their nominations are coinsidered the
more suitable they appear. The ticket
is a good one from beginning to end
and is growing in populab favor every
day. .
"The ParneH Movement" and
"Kings of Capital and Knights oil
Labor" are the. names OF two new
and Interesting books for which T. ]
Murphy has the agency. These book.
are both highly, spoken of. If you
wish either of them hand your sub.
scription to Mr.. Murphy.
K. G.. Helgeson, az county com
missioner, voted first, lastand all the
time against issuing the Little Falls &
Dakota bonds. Now that there is ar
opportunity, a great many of the
people of the county will vote to give
him more important Office where
his services will be even more valu-
able.
J.E. Favrow is an old and respected
resident of the county and represents
O portion of the county that has never
vet been remembered in the distribu
ton of the important Offices of thu
county He is a competent. level
headed man and we believe the voter
!. OF the county will regard him witt
favor.
, Preparations for making fire-breakI
are noticeable in many places abou
town but in only few places are tn
| fire-breaks actually made. Don't pu
off this work any longer. Prairi
fires are now past due and it Is yer.
seldom that they are behind time
Neglect making the ire-hreaks longe
Land the loss of your property may b
Ithe result.
| On Monday of this week statement
were mailed to all who are owing thi
paper upon subscription account. w
J hope to receive prompt payment fror
each and every one. The mailing c
second statements and writing dun
ming letters ought not to be necessary
These subscription accounts are smal
and can be paid as well now as 9
rome future time.