Morris tribune., 1888-11-21

Did you ever see 4 finer day thai
this?
Traverse county polled 1,o42 votes
at the recent election.
Nj, Flnnegan lost valuable horse
last Saturday night. Cause of death
collie.
Willmar is agitating the question OF
establishing starch factory in that
village.
1t is said that little charcoal in the
boiling cabbage will make it smell
less loud.
Weather prophets say we are going
] to have an ''open winter" Prepare
for hard one. -
What's the matter with this county,
when you can buy first rate winter
apples for $3.50 per barrel?
Among the original invalid pensions
recently granted in this State, IS one
for Samuel Doherty, of Hancock
I'D. Good received II car load of
apples and car load OF furniture last
Saturday. This looks like business.
The school children are hereby ill.,
formed that they can find supply OF
scratch books at the TRIBUNE Office.
A we'll dressed lady attracts more
attention when she goes TO town than
az lily dressed one; so does turkey
or chicken,
What's the matter with this county,
when you can have good hard maple
WOOD delivered on board the cars for
$3.50 per cord?
The w. G. Il. .. will meet this week
on Saturday at o'clock P. M, with
Mrs. L. E. Pearce. Subject for read
ing: "The hospital bed
The average farm has got too much
sense to stay with Il man who wont
properly feed and care for it; some
other man is bound to get it.
A larger banking business was done
in Morris last week than during any
previous week the past season. That
is, house banking business.
Our merchants had a big trade last
Saturday. There were large mum
Der of farmers and others i'll town.
and every one bought something.
s.The boys" and we have lots OF
lem in our city, will have u dance al
Agency Hall on Thanksgiving even
ing. Supper at the Central house.
The Catholic fair will continue fol
four days and evenings, instead O
three, as first stated. 1t com
menced on the goth and will close OF
the 23rd.
Young America has had any
amount of fun during the past few
days, skating on the Lake, tumbline
down and humping his head till III
, could see stars.
MIR. NJ. NJ. Egan commenced buying
grain at the fiat warehouse on Mon
day last and will do business there
during the season. Mr.. e. comes
from Hamilton, Scott county.
Don't forget the fair and supper, to
be given this evening at the Perkins
House, by the Congregational Ladies
Aid Society. Everybody invited ant
a good time may be expected.
Judging from the heavy sales o
furniture by our enterprising mer
chant, j. D. Good, it is evident tina
weddings Will be numerous in thi
| vicinity along about the holidays.
Over IS, 900 bushels of wheat hav
been taken in by our elevators thu
far this season, and it is thought tina
not more than hall this seasons GRO
IN this vicinity has been marketed.
AS evidence that winter is near a
hand, is the fact that George Lowate
is around taking orders for ice. which
he viii supply our people with as 500
as il becomes sufficiently thick TO
use.
II LIZ 1eOGEpttOu~ol tIiC HholA
last Friday evening was well attended
and as usual, a very pleasant tim
was had. The next party will b
given on Thanksgiving evening, th
4 18th inst.
Attention is called to the new ad q
our wide awake merchant, Mr.. J. I
Danielson. He is offering some gres
G bargains in dry goods. Customer
will find large and varied stock
select from.
ID. FL. Holman has moved his fou
and feed stock into the building 0
Pacific avenue formerly occupied b
Geo. L. Elsham as music stor
where he will be pleased to see all b
Old customers,