Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-05-16


at that place. ',-ras
All the new shades Of ribbons In
stock ut Miss Bradley's millinery
store.
Notice the change in the ADVERTISE
ment OF, A. A. Stone & Co. this week.
This firm has large new lot Of bind
ing Irvine, a large stock. OF new bug
gies and garages and farm machinery
as we'll as their usual stock Of hard.
ware and timers good. When you
get ready to do your buying, remem-
Der them and give them call. e. =
Every man woman and child In
Minnesota and Dakota who does not
see the great sham battle in Morris
curing Encampmsnt week will lose
the opportunity Of a life time. There
will be q night attack and the fire
works used will make display, even
greater than the storming Of the ice
palace last winter In st. Paul.
There is a change in the advertise
ment OF E. III. Hollmann's
lthB r week. INF - Hollmann
handles "Snsw Rirdn and - Choice"
-four from II. w. Stone d Co.'s
Riverside Roller MIL and "Best" and
"Patent" -four from the mill at
Swift Falls. He also handles shorts
and bran and other kinds OF iced,
Mr.. Holman is building up good
business.
A nice assortment of gents furnish
ing goods at T. J. Moor's Cheap Cash
Store.
A caucus of the Republican voters
Of the village of Morris was held at
Berkin's Hall last Friday evening.
6. e. Darling was elected chairman
and E. w. Randall, secretary. N. r.
Spur. E. w. Randall, J. d. Good,
II. T. Bevans, E. J. Jones and g.. E.
Darling were elected delegates to the
county convention and, after an in
formal discussion of the issues and
men of the day, the caucus adjourned.
The state teachers institute held in
Morris last week was productive OF
good results: Those teachers who at
tended, 60 back to theis schools better
fitted for their work and feeling
greater interest in it. In the sscon.
Diary and more entertaining features
of the institute the general public
showed interest and appreciation.
The Isctase and the Lowell entertain
msnt were both well attended and
both were a means Of instruction and
entertainment.
In few days House & Youngquist
will have SIX or seven car loads Of
farm machinery here Of various kinds.
They will have DeeFing end Plano
binders; Advance thFeshers; Jackson
wagons; buggies and carriages,
mowers, hay rskes, hay forks etc., in
fact full and complete line of all
kinds Of farm machinery. They will
also have . car load Of the best grade
Of binding twins. Tsiis Arm 10 an
enterpris,ng and fair dealing one and
it will pay you to call and see them
before buying your supplies in theil
line.
It's generally knoYn that the rem
dered tat of q wOodehuek Ia as good q
barometer as any we have to day:
While i'm the country short time
ago the writer had occasion to trayel
through the lower part Of Berks. Al
| the house Of friend he pressed me
to take an umbrella With me: There
were no signs Of q storm. / asked
why he persisted In so logged q man
ner for me to accept the article
HWhy," said he look nc my barome
ter" There upon the shelf stood 4
bottle sealed with beeswax. Tt was
all cloudy. The old gentleman sale
that he had used this one most TWEEN
ty years, and ifa storm was brewing
the barometer got cloudy twelv'
hours bssoys the rain or snow began
to fall. In clear weather the Qli wa
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