Morris tribune., 1886-12-22

Mrs. Evalyn Church is spending
her vacation at her home at Hamline.
Miss Belle Borrilf has been visiting
with friends III Morris during the past
week.
| Miss Maggie Fryberger is ut her
home in GoOdhue county during her
vacation.
Rev. J. b. Fairbanks and family ar
rived i'll Morris last week. Rev. Fair
banks succeeds Rev. Norris rs pastor
of the Congregational church here
and has begun his labors IN this his
new field of labor.
Thos. Colahan is drilling we'll at
his st. Paul House.
Christmas tree at the Methodist
church Friday evening. AT the
Congregational church Saturday
evening.
VIM. NoItingis cutting ice to-day
and those who have promised TO
haul ice tor the ice palace are requcs-
ted TO do so tomorrow.
Taken on every side, the lecture was
one of the most mastery which has
ever been delivered to Creston
audience, and if the G. a: r. could
induce Mr.. Seeley to come again We
are sure a larger house would well
come him.-Creston Ua.) Gazette.
Henry Hutchins makes a few in
teresting announcements in the
TRIBUNE. Heis paying particular
attention to real estate and insurance
business and to loans and collections.
Those having business In any of
those lines will do we'll to remember
him.
One of the desirable pieces of pro-
perty which The Stevcns.C County Abb
stract and Real Estate Agency has to
offer for sale is $4,000 acre cattle
ranch in West Virginia. The TRIB-
UNE suggests that here is an Oppor-
tunity to be improved by some of our
local capitalists.
A. full stock of silver plated knives,
forks, tea and table spoons at +. B.
Woodward's.
III. S. Judson deserves credit for the
energy he has displayed i'll soliciting
subscriptions, and overseeing the
work of building and caring for the
toboggan slide. To him more than
TO any other one person Morris owes
its toboggan slide and the consequent
inVigorating sport.
There are III Morris. as in every
other place, men and boys who are
living without work. The families
at home are destitute, perhaps, but
this makes no difference. The loung-
ing about the street and IN the sa-
looms continues and the loungers
seem to think they are having good
time.
Peruse the new advertisement of
The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agency which appears in
this issue of the TRIBUNE. The bust
ness of the Agency is comprehensive
and important and is rapidly grow
ing. Remember them when in need
of anything in any of their various
lines.
A cordial invitation is extended to
each and everyone to call and ex-
anime our large stock of Mutflers,
Silk Handkerchief, Money bags, To-
boggan caps, etc, before purchasing
elsewhere. j. f. DANIELSON.
IA boy who is polite to his father
and mother is likely to be polite to
everybody else. A boy lacking DO
likeness to his parents may have the
semblance of courtesy In society but
is never truly polite in spirit. AS he
becomes familiar he will betray his
real want of courtesy in spite OF all
his attempts not to-"
SIN climbing the ladder of fame,
my son, you must not look for I'M
mixed pleasure; the man just above
you will be continually treading on
your fingers. But then you have the
satisfaction of stepping on the fingers
of the fellow just beneath you. 1t is
only he who is at the foot of the lad
der whose state is wholly unblest."
Call early and make selections of
holiday gifts at E. B. Woodward's.
People who own land in Stevens
county are not anxious to part with it.
In answer to letter to a gentleman
in St. Paul asking terms upon land
owned by him in this county, the fol-
lowing reply has been received 81
have never put any price upon it, nor
have I thought much of selling. |
have great confidence in the future of
that region"
An exchange APPLY says; "If every
citizen would act as a reporter to his
local paper lie would benefit himself,
benefit the place Ill which he lives
and help the editor, who is always
straining himself for an item. Just
try it and see. Don't leave anything
for your neighbor to report. We are
always glad o get al item, no matter
when or where it may be.
Great men are usually absent
minded, but we did not know that
any of our local physicians are until
recently. Last week, 1t Is said, o lady
called upon one of them and appeared
to he suffering acute pain. When
asked concerning her ailment the
lady answered, "ingrowing toe nail"
Imagine her look of surprise when
the doctor approached her with-"Let
NE see your tongue