Morris tribune., 1888-11-28


{ Maple wood is So per cord at Orton-
lille. In Morris it is $3.50.
lJ. A. Johnson moved into his new
,sidence on Sixth street yesterday
Sheriff Munro was very busy last
eek attending court, and made hlm-
lfhearse in crying, Hear ye!"
The net proceeds ofthe Catholic fair
Graceville, which closed last Sal
.rday, were $500. The fair was con-
nued four days.
If you want desirable winter re-
rt, come to Stevens county, Mime
ia, and get away from the SNOW
arms and billiards. of the eastern
tates.
i The Congregational church of this
ity is the only Congregational church
h this conference or association that
self-sustalning, which speaks we'll
II Morris.
Charley Pepper tells us that Il.
snuary, 1878, he had 80 acres pioWed
l his farm in this county. Forty
res of it was back-sitting and III
sres breaking.
Schlattman's photo gallery will "e
uen one more day this week, VIZ,
aturday, Dec. 1st. Any desiring u
citing come on that day. 1t will be
he last opportunity.
There will be union Thanksgiving
ervices at the Congregational church
p-morrow morning at 1850 O'Clock.
sev. Ellery, of the Methodist church,
ill preach the sermon.
~ The thermometer indicated "A de-
.ees above zero, in the shade, here
/ Morris on Sunday last. How's
lat for the 25th day of November
hats the matter with this country,
lyhow?
What's the matter with the boy:
lat they don't rig up AL ice sail boaj
ply on the lake? 1t wouldn't cos
- Huch and would afford losts OF fut
II the young people, as we'll as some
the older ones.
The editor of the TRIBUNE has beef
med. Fred Bunnell, of the Metro
-plitan, the best hotel man in th'
5ate of Minnesota, is the man wh'
Id it. II the aforesaid hotel mai
Ter crosses our path again, it will b.
lstols and coffee for two.
The amount of wood received u
lhorris is immense. Nearly every ola.
TIE weeks past ten and twelve carload
iere sent out on the Browns Vale.
auct, besides the large amount dis
4.sed of here in town and to farmer
slthis vicinity, and shipped to othe
,ints.
IA customer is easily found for
n Tod, well-bred span of horses, at
sod price. While span of scru
! .5rses will be in the market Ion
tsne without a good respectable bic
course it pays farmers to raise goo
s,rses, as they can raise them just Il
sieap as poor ones.
4Don Pearce gave skating part
u st Friday night, at which twenty {
His Young friends were present. Ate
lajoying themselves for short tim
IA skating on the lake, the boys WEI
Treated to refreshments at Don's hom
klhe boys and girls are unanimous
laying that they had a splendid tim
N We take pleasure in. calling after
ZION to the new holiday ad. Of Mr.
INFINITELY. which appears in to-day
f,RrBUNE. After half an hours e.
limitation of her stock of goods v
were convinced that she has vel
fine display of articles suitable for u
noIiday trade, many of which are n
ShsuaIIy kept in some of the dry goo
xstores.
Mr.. Ct. GraDbeck, cutter of the ca
] Tailoring establishment of G.
omstock, st. Paul, was IN town la
Saturday, and received quite lar
Whumber of orders for dress suits. n
MHranbeck was greatly pleased wi
/lur live little city, and said he won
4kery much like to reside here. Th
s what all strangers who visit o
Town say.
@ a team belonging to Wolff & Tho'
Bros. got frightened this morning a
btarted on run down Pacific avenl
Frhey first collided with lamp p
- the corner of Sixth street. thro
'lino their driver on to the ground q
) injuring him about the head 9
~ shoulders; they then continued do
Tie avenue until they struck one
the large trees in front OF ]. D. Goo
l Residence, which effectually stop
khen. One of the horses was inju
10 badly that 1t lived but q few M
ltes after striking the tree.