Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-10-17
at wind mill creased!

Keep that wind mill CREASED!
Only three weeks more, and the
agony will be over.
Sociable and oyster supper at Mrs.
Bunnell's this evening. All invited.
Trying to stop cracks in cold stables
with grain fed to stock is not good
economy.
1t is perfectly legitimate to water
milk If it is done through the cow-so
give her plenty Of water.
Twelve thousand bushels of wheat
were raised on the Tintah farm this
season. A light yield for that farm.
The Village Council have appoin-
ted the following as Judges ofelection:
8. Larson, G.. w. Vaughan and Chas.
Wintermute.
The Judges of election, will meet at
office of Village Recorder Oct, 23d and
Oct. 3Oth, to correct poll list. Don't
fail to register.
Rev. B. B. Schlung, of the German
M. E. church, will hold services in
the Methodist church, in this village
next Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
Eight years ago yesterday occurred
one of the heaviest snow storms OF the
season. Large amount of snow fell
on that day and it drifted very badly.
Judge Rand, of Minneapolis. adj
dressed small audience at the court
house last evening upon the political
issues of the day, as seen through
Democratic spectacles.
Is it not time the engine house was
repaired? We have an expensive
engine and a warm room Is needed,
and will save the village many dol
lars If properly cared for.
We wilrhave made long step to-
wards a true civilization when we be-
, GIN to regard moral and intellectual
points of our children rs critically as
we now do the physical points of our
stock.
The Council have ordered shed
built In which to keep all tools and
oil belonging to the village. This was
badly needed and will save the viii
lage many dollars in road imple-
meLts.
The October term of court for
Traverse county convened at Browns
Valley last week Tuesday, Judge
Brown presiding. Among the attor-
neys present was S. A. Flaherty Of
this city.
Ernest Schultz and Miss Emma
Bollingsr were married last Thurs
day, the 18th inst, at the home of the
groom's parents in the town of Pep
perton. Rev. G.. Holman performed
the ceremony.
When winter was upon you last
season in all its fury you regretted
the neglect of some defense you
could have made against it; recall
the regret this fall, and don't neglect
: the precaution again.
schlattman Bros, photographers,
of st. Paul, have purchased the gal
lery on Pacific avenue, opposite lower
elevator and are prepared to take and
finish pictures in the highest style of
the art. Give them call,
Mr.. E. J. Jones will have when
completed, one of the finest business
offices in town. tits finely lighted, of
hard pine and oil finish. Mr.. w. B..
Hancock is doing the work, and he
has good reason to proud of the job.
An independent Is man who
leaves the other party to join our
party. A renegade Is man who
leaves our party to join the other.
An offensive PARTISAN is man who
belongs to the other party and sticks
to 1t.
Attention is called to the ad. Of
Mat Diedrlch. which appears in to-
days TRIBUNE. Mr.. Diederichs keeps
at al times a supply Of the very best
grades of hard and soft coal, and sells
the same at the lowest rates the
market will allow.
Sunday, October Il, has been desig.
mated TO be observed as "Prison Sun.
day., throughout the United States
and Canada, and the clergymen Of
this state have been requested te
preach on the subject Of prison re
form on that day.
We visited Traverse and Wilkir
counties last Thursday, and huns
threshing well nigh completed. Tbs
weld OF wheat in the vicinity o
Campbell and Tintah is not as larg'
- In Stevens county. Oats turn on
well by the measure, but weigh yer,
light.