Morris tribune., 1888-11-21

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the Social Union at the residence OF
Mrs. L. E. Pearce, on Saturday next,
at two o'clock P. NJ, sharp.
Leave the harvesters, harrows, cul-
| tivators and all other farm machinery
| out ali winter, it "makes 'em tOugh,'
lust as it "toughensn stock to winter
it around straw stack and shelter it
under dark cloud.
Wheaton Gazette: The official count
shows that with the exception of
superintendent of schools, county at
torney and commissioners all the old
county officers Will hold over another
term.
Mr.. Gustav Granback, the fashion,
able cutter from the st. Paul Import
ing Tailor, c. W. Comstock, 100 23d
street, will be in Morris on Friday,
the 23d inst. prepared to take orders
for dress and business suits, etc. All
suits guaranteed to fit.
Our people are provided with two
entertainments this evening. The
Congregational Ladies' Aid Society
have IA fair and supper at the Perkins
House, and the Catholic fair at New
ellis store building, where both meals
and oysters will be served.
There was Woman's Society auc.
ton at the residence of Mr.. Carl
Bruer, of the town of Syness, recently,
for the benefit of the Luthern church
at Frog Lake. The society are very
thankful to Mr.. Milo Camp Mr.. Ole
E. Lofthus, Jr., and others, who pat
roniZed the auction so literally.
Another important election is now
in progress This time it is for the
purpose of deciding the important
question: Who is the most popular
gentleman, Fred Bunnell, OF this city,
or Dennis Hennessey, of Darnen?
The place of voting at the
Catholic fair, which commenced
yesterday.
Our friend J. o. Barrett, late Prohi.
bition candidate for representative,
assured us before the election that the
women were all for him, and there
fore he was sure of being elected. 1t
must be that some of the fair sex went
| back on brother Barrett, as we find
after carefully examining the election
returns, that he was defeated.
Unless we are greatly mistaken the
belief is growing that farming in
Stevens county is goingto be still
more profitable in the future than it
has been in the past. AS one of the
evidences of this belief it may he
stated that there is greater inquiry
| for farming lands in this county at
| the present time than has been for
many years past.
Some unmitigated rascal and I'm.
believer in future punishment broke
into J. D. Goods powder maya
zine Monday night and stole quanti-
ty of powder. j. d. says that if the
scoundrel should ever be in need of
more powder, if he will call at his
place of business he will give him
enough to blow him and all his wife's
relatives to kingdom come,
Any one wishing to purchase or rent
a creamery, can do SO on favorable
terms, by applying to p. A. Putnam,
Tintah. The creamery is fitted up in
first class shape, with new engine and
everything complete. 1t is located at
Tintah station. The milk from 150
cows on the Tintah farm can be had,
besides large amount from farmers
living near by.
It pays to take good care of your
hens. E. p. Drovdol was in town
Monday with supply of fresh laid
eggs. He says that his hens have Just
commenced laying and will continue
to lay until next spring. He has
warm quarters for them and they ''lay
right along through the cold weather.
He never keeps hen after lie il two
| years old, asst does not pay to keep
4 old hens.
Very few farmers in this section
will differ with US in the opinion that
good herd Of cows is mighty sight
better company than lot Of loafers
sitting on i dry goods box III town
| squirting tobacco juice and discussing
finance without cent In their pockets,
| and the man who spends Ills time in
looking after his COWS will have more
practical knowledge Of finance than
all the town loafefs together ever had
since the first village grocery store
was opened.
For Sale.
A driving horse. For particulars
inquire or address,