Morris tribune., 1888-04-04
LOCALS.

w. 7. Hastings is preparing briei
WORK upon cheese making.
The winter of 1SSS-s9 will be az
open one. This is official.
VIM. Burrill advertises the whole
or part of his farm for sale.
Peruse c. w. Taylor's announce
ment regarding forest trees.
Farmers have had ample time in
which to prepare for seeding.
Diversity your crops. Failure will
surely overtake you if you don't.
Frank Murphy has rented his farm
and intends moving to Minneapolis
DR.. J. w. Harris, the dentist, is in
Morris to remain the first half OF
April.
Col. l.. F. Copeland's lecture i'll the
court house last evening was not well
attended.
Be sure to go to the court house to-
morrow evening and hear the "Fed'
erai Spy
The county commissioners will
meet next Monday at the office of the
county auditor.
You can't afford to be without the
TRIBUNE, especially this year. Sub
scribe at once.
The Fair in Stevens county next
Fall will be held on Friday and Sat.
urday, Sept. p and p.
Large quantities of goods for the
spring trade have arrived at J. ID.
Goods during the week.
MARRIED, April 2H6, 1888, by E.
p. Drovdal, J. P, Ole johnson and
Sophia Hollo, both of the town of
Synnes.
The Congregational church was
tastefully decorated on Easter and
the services were appropriate to the
occasion.
The Northern Pacific rotary snow
pillow arrived last Thursday noon, thus
again opening up the L. F. & D. for
business.
The rotary was disabled during the
first days work on the 3. V. road and
on Sunday was taken to Breckenridge
for repairs.
F.B. Chew has opened law office
in Duluth. He left Morris last Sat-
urday evening to make that city his
future home.
Your advertisement should appear
i'm the TRIBUNE without delay Leave
it out and you'll get left in the long
run as sure as fate.
Quarterly meeting services were
held in the Methodist church last
Sunday morning. Presiding Elder
McClary was present.
Hal Hazard or The Federal Spy
Will be given by the Hancock Dram
attic Company at the court house to-
morrow evening. Be thsFs:
Larson & Nilsson are ready, for the
boom in spring business with new
goods and an attractive store more at
tractively arranged than ever.
Farmers should not forget to divers
sify their crops. The man who is
baslng all his hopes on one crop Is
taking too many chances of failure,
r. J. Moore, il addition to othel
new goods, has put in fine stock Of
n0bby hats. HIS stock Of gents fur
aisbipg goods is now very complete
James McCanney experienced ths
pleasure incident to lively runaway
last Friday. Broken thills upon the
cutter was the only damaging result
The farmers OF the county are TAX
ing increased interest in the Alliance
The Stevens county Alliance is wei
Differed and is ready for effective
work.
Che Northern Pacific company de
serves credit for tho pr0mptness with
which it has cleared the Il, F:.S D
branch of snow after each of the biz
cards of the season.
Furniture dealers can not afford t.
be without ap advertisement in tn
TRIBUNE. You know, ws send TIL
paper to all newly married couples TO
one year free of charge.
VIM. F. Boedecker is among. tn
latest additions to the number
Stevens county farmers. He Wi
take charge of the Boedeeker farm il
the town of Pepperton. 49,
During the next few months, tn
TRIBUNE will have many interestip
features. Neither you nor your neigh
Dor can afford to be without it. Yo;
should both subscribe at once.
On March 20, the capital of th
First National Bank of Morris wa
increased from $50 10000 to 1000 %
Further particulars of this importar
change will he given next week.
The latest improver on nature
ways is the detailing" dairymal
He says tails arg infinitely more of
nuisance in the dairy than horr
ever were. and stalls must go.7
A farmer writes: II am going
cut my corn field to one-haifits forms
size this spring, but my corn crib wi
be as big as eyer, and as full; al
going to plant les5 apd cultivate be
ter" .....-,.s
Be sure to- remember the dlstil
gushing features of the winter whie
is now so reluctantly departing. The
will constitute your stock in trat
when you become the Holdest iabah
tant.n
Hancock &c Stebbins now have
unusually large supply and varie
:. fc,,fts frIov mill mako a apo0io1