Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-07-25

1.Js NtoOI0 10 III tthS StetCs Nh c"Sa
ness this week.
Charles Pepper returned from St
Paul OF Monday.
Alpheus Well, of Herman. was In
town on Monday.
Fred Bunnell aud wife left for st.
Paul on Monday night.
| Fritz Buckentin and family visited
friends at Perham last week.
i I. C. Spooner Is in the city looking
after extensive business interests.
| Mrs Gus. Stanger Is visiting with
Mr.. Strangers relatives Mt Beardsley.
Miss Helen Harris Is the guest OF
Mas Nora Pushor In the town OF
Morris.
WI. Colyer spent last Sunday in
Wheaton. the guest OF. his brother. q.
Fl. Colyer. ....
Rev, T. C. Hudson passed through
Morris last Saturday. He will be
here again this week.
| Hon. and Mrs. J. D. Good expect
to start for Pennsylvania next Mon"
day for visit at Mr.. Goods early
home.
| Mr.. A, Fairbanks and sister. Mrs.
A. d. Denison, of Austin, Mimi. are
visiting Mrs. L. c. Fairbanks Of this
place.
| Rev. J. B. Fairbank and family,
Mrs. n. L. Hulburd and daughter aud
Rev. John Hutchins are at Glenwood
this week.
A. 8. Crossfield, Of Browns Valley,
represented this district at tho meet
ing of the Republican State Central
Committee in st. Paul last Thursday.
Second hand binder for sale cheap.
Enquire OF G. F. Cogel.
Rev. ii. D. Terwilliger was in town
! last Sunday soliciting contributions
for the purpose Of helping and sup
plying with the right kind of litera-
ture the men in lumber camps, mines
and on the lakes who are away from
home and all of home advantages
and restraints.
Republican campaign handker-
chiefs are coming into use. They are
of silk, made after the U. s. flag pat
tern. Campaign buttons and neck
ties are also making their appearance
The republican buttons are red white
and blue and bear the word liar
rison," The necktles are white with
a miniature flag drawn across the
front.
VIM. E. Taylor, for number OF
years the trusted engineer upon the
Browns Valley train, DIED In Browns
Valley last Sunday of heart disease,
aged 81 years. His remains were
taken East to his former home on
Monday for burial. He was q loco
motive engineer for more than 30
years and never had serious acci-
dent.
The editor, of the TRIBUNE came
near being elected member Of the
school board last Saturday night. So
long as he got but one vote people |
seemed to be able to account for his
phenomenal strength with the people,
but the moment his total vote in-
increased to two, he was at once ac-
cused OF stuff1ng the ballot box.
Things are-ahem!-we can't exactly |
understand it.
We have always taken the ground
that during the hot weather of early |!
summer, and the prepailing low
prices OF butter ut that season, milk !
worked into cheese will bring more |
money, one year with another, than
il used for butter, This holds true
now, without doubt, as heretofore,
with the exception of the limited
amount of butter taken in the fancy
trade.-Maine Farmer.
LET Us plod along, writing burn
ing editorials on the presidential
booms with one hand, and reaching
out after delinquent subscribers with
the other, and when the weary gray
matter d.ops into dreamless rest at
last, plate matter will rise up tri-
umphant again, but it will be in the
shape of a silver coffin-plate inscribed
to the virtues of the man who built
up his town and took his pay In COM
pfimentry tickets TO church socials."
Harry b. Btitt.
Second hand binder for sale cheap
Enquire of G.. F. Cogel.
Joseph Newman died Of delirium
trsmens at this place last saturday
and was buried ct the expense OF the
county. He was . yeung manp "a 70
about thirty-fve years old. and bis
people are said to be respectable and
we'll to do residents Of Washington.
He fad been living around Ashby
for about o. year. Once during the
yintes, be crippled himself for life by
freezing his fset while an p spree.
His untimeiy end is a forcibly tep4-
psrapce sermon to the living Grant
Go. Herald,
In some parts of the county over
seers Of the highways have under-
taken more road work than they
L ~...v5 G~;.l, ed t.ayo lofk nnnofdor
able portions of road In half graded
and unfinished condition, which re-
suits In great Inconvenience TO trave-
lers. This ought not to he, IL q
road overseer has only means enough
at his disposal to finish a half mile OF
road, he should not attempt to care
for mile and then leave the work
half done. In this, sin other things,
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