Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-09-05

The following is the market price
for wheat to-day: No. Hard, "a; No.
Northern, 81; No. 2 Northern, Is;
No. 5 Northern, 70; Rejected, IS.
Areyou going to the State Fair
next week? -
The public schools opened Monday
with good attendance. 4
W.B. Hancock again occupies his
residence on Fifth street.
IA. Johnson has moved into the
Seaman's residence on the west side.
Don't fall to hear the students quar-
tet at Agency Hall this evening. Ad-
mission free,
Attend the theatre at the court
house tonight If you wish to spend
an evening pleasantly.
A. Satter has built new sidewalk
on his property on Fourth street. A
good Improvement.
The NJ. E. social union will meet
with Mrs. o. B. Fuller tomorrow
(Thursday) afternoon at three O'Clock.
Rev. NJ. Koefod, Of Starbuck. held
services at the east side school house
last evening, preaching in the Nor
wegian language.
House l. Youngquist sent out COM
plete threshing outfit, steamer, separa-
ter and all, every day last week.
How's that for business?
On Monday J. E. Danielson re-
ceived an immense stock of latest
styles of boots and shoes. 1t will pay
YOU 10 call in and see them.
A union Sunday school picnic was
held at Fri.by's grove last Thursday.
There was a large attendance and
those present enjoyed q pleasant time.
Cards are out for the marriage Of l.
T. Tollefson and Miss Julia johnson,
to take place sept. 12sh, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents lnMorrls.
Read the premium list Of the Stew
ems County Agricultural Society In
another column of this issue, and
then get your exhibits ready for the
fair.
Michael Staler, OF the town Of Pep
perton, died on Monday. He was one
of the old settlers Of Stevens county
and an old soldier. The funeral takes
place to-day.
From the report of the commission.
er of pensions for the fiscal year
of 1888 we learn that there were thirty
seven pensioners in Stevens county
who received 1910.
The members of the Hunt & Keene
theatrical company are all refined
ladies and gentleman, and their stage
costumes are elegant. Don't miss
seeing "'49'' tonight.
Herman Enterprise: The Herman
Republican club is growing rapidly
in numbers and the prospects are that
the membership will reach nearer 15O
than 100 before another month passes.
The lower elevator was opened fol
business yesterday morning. The
elevator 10 now owned and operated
by Griffith, Marshall & Co., and viii
be under the management Of B. w
Dodge.
Ell. Holman has removed hii
stock of.5our, feed, &C.. to Pearce''
building, Pacific avenue, where hi
will b-s5Ieased to see his old custom
ers.ande.s many new ones as are dis
posst to give him call. In ad
d1tIon to his other stock he keeps
good supply of wood of different kinds
We wish to call the attention of oul
readers to the fact that House 4
Y6ungquist are selling large NUM-
her OF threshers this season, and ais
that they viii! have q large stock o
fall goods. They are wide.awak
business men and keep fully up will
the times in all the Improvements II
farm machinery.
Mortified News: When the whea
IL gathered in and the farmer gets hi
tin; when the folders In the shoe
and the corn in the bin; when tn
frost is In the pumpkin and the col
lar and barn is full o. somethin; whs
the stock is in the market and th
fruit to town is carted; when the bill
fng winds tell the swift-approachin
winter, don't forget to callsnd see th
hungry printer.
Talk about your Italian skies; til
delightful climate of southern Francs
the charming and much talked {
climate OF Southern California II
climate of Chilli, said to be 30 health
that when one Of Its inhabitan
wants to die he has to leave II
country; the beauties OF the gardt
of Eden, where our maternal ancest'
first saw her maiden. charms refie
ted In the limpid waters Of that q
most heavenly retreat; but none
them any more compare with Il
bright skies, the cheerful sunshil
and health-giving air which we ha'
been enjoying the last three week
right here In our own Minnesot
than does one OF orr mild whit
breezes which sometimes comes dow
T. - II,
the valley of the Red River OF y
North compare with the cyclones q
tornadoes which knock everythil
into smithereens out in the states
KanSss and Nebraska.