Morris tribune., 1888-12-12

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for wheat to-day: No. Hard, $1.OS;
: No. 1 Northern, So; No. 2 North'n, VI
No. 5 Northern. 81; Rejected, 40.
Oats, 2s q %.
Wilimar has new steam fire engine
One horse company operating in
Oregon and Idaho has 5000 native
mares on range.
Increase the brilliancy of kerosene
lights by rubbing the ehimneys, after
washing, in dry salt.
| Prayer meeting at the Congrega-
! tional church tomorrow evening,
commencing at Z o'clock.
= Regular and exact hours for feeding
are necessary to have the best results
in fattening stock on the farm.
Fine, silky hair on an animal indi-
Gates that it will fatten readily, while
coarse, stiff hair indicates the revers g.
To clean nickle on stoves, wet soda
with ammonia, apply with a small
brush, and rub off with WOODEN
cloth.
One of Los numerous fraus was in
our city last week selling beaded
moccasins and variety Of Indian
trinkets.
Divine service was celebrated in
the Catholic church of this city last
Saturday in honor of the feast of I'm
maculate Conception.
There was an exciting horse race at
the race track last Thursday afternoon
between BLACK Diamond and Mike
Igo's bald face pony. The pony won.
The old whim about running colts
by moderate feeding of oats has had
its day, fortunately for the colts that
take to oats rs naturally IA ducks to
water.
= Carlson & Void have opened
branch photograph gallery over G. J.
Croonquist's store. These gentlemen
have the reputation of doing very
fine work.
Il
! winter, he is surely worth protecting
! from the cold. IF he is worth any
feed at all, he 10 worth keeping on
liberal rations.
Our old standby, r. F. Elliott, the
well known photographer, has new
ad. in to-day's TRIBUNE. Mr.. Elliott's
reputation as superior photographer
. is thoroughly established.
"Prepare for Winter" is the heading
of numerous articles in our agricul-
! tural papers. Our people are all pre-
pared for winter, and are now pa
; tiently awaiting it's arrival.
y We are under obligations to Rev.
7 Fairbank for copy of the Minutes OF
the Congregational General Assocla-
4 ton of Minnesota for 1888. Mr.. Fair
i bank 10 secretary Of the Association.
Large numbers of fish have been
staken from the lakes in this vicinity
{ during the past week, and sportsmen
1 and others have had lots of fun. The
4 fish caught were mostly pickersl and
perch.
+ To all new subscribers we will fur
A nish the TRIBUNE and the Orange
u Judd Farmer for $500 year, payable
n in advance. The Farmer is q leading
81 agricultural paper, as our readers are
q well aware.
z Farmers, make a note of this: One
who has given the method trial says
4 that an excellent moae o, rlddins
i animals of lice is to dip curry -c"nii
I, I'm kerosene frequently willie using i
on the hide.
Z Undoubtedly the badly kept, un
ventilated stable is the cause OF orrIou
! diseases in horses. Think oi All All,
!. NAL being shut up for twelve hours il
q place that is filled with ammonia
anu exhausted air.
1t is worth the while To test u,
virtue of this simple remedy for sicl
headache: Squeeze the juice of
lennon into half a glass of cold waite
AID stir I'D little taking ss,ii. drin
during effervescence.
, Al waterproof appliance ior sin,e-
Beef tailow, four ounces; bees" AZ
4 one ounce; melt together, aud All
4 when cold an equal quantity OF neat''
4 foot oil. Apply with woolen ~,
rubbing it well with tne liansi.
Ortolville Heraid-Siar: Jaiu,
Hall, formerly of this place, = saifte
tor biganiy ut LaCrossr, ais., ai,,!
i Caledonia, this State. Hal appea
1 to have had apeiIchant ior nea aise
having obtained one ~ni&e .a
81 here.
Morris Lodge, A. o. U. w.
social to its members aud their l.ssl
lies last evening. There Mas-a lar,
attendance, and the time was pass.
pleasantly with music, both yoca al
instrumental, speech making, Ell
Refreshments were served and tho
present had very enjoyable time.