Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-09-19


for wheat to-day: No. l Hard, So; NO
l tsorthern, IS; No. 2 Northern, soi
No. 3 Northern, rs; Rejected, IS.
Oats, Is q 20.
What have you get to exhibit at
our fair?
Don't forget the fair next Friday
and Saturday.
The Morris contingent to the state
fair have all returned.
The Hancock Harrison and Morton
club has sixty members.
A travelling photographer has pitched
his tent on Pacific avenue.
Ladies', upon you will depend the
display of handiwork at the fair.
Farmers, all of you, should not only
attend the fair, but you should bring
something for exhibition.
Larson and Nilsson are getting ready
for the fall campaign, as Is shown by
the arrival OF new goods.
Elliott's photograph gallery is again
open for business. When you want
q good picture give him call.
Let it be remembered that the
Stevens county tair commences next
Friday and continues two days.
J E. Danielson is receiving splen-
did stock of new goods, and says he
is bound to sell them cheaper than
ever.
It is reported that H. Fl. Smell OF
the Breckenridge Mercury, has pur-
chased the GAINESVILLE Review and
will make 1t Republican journal.
The stage route between Herman
and Fergus Falls has been discon-
tinued. The Enterprise mourns thus
Iy: "This cuts off Herman's supply OF
beer:''
Thosle Bros. have purchased the
rink building and are having it taken
down for the purpose of building a
barn of the material. Mr.. Hill Is do
ing the work.
Attention is called to J. J. Pimmi
new ad. in to-day's TRIBUNE. Any
one who wishes to purchase o two
seated buggy cheap should be sure
and give him a call.
A large amount of Montana stock Ii
being shipped through here on thu
Manitoba road this fall. Two tra!I
loads passed through on Sunday and
two more on Monday.
House and Youngquist would have
had new ad. this week but House
tells US that he has been too busy
selling goods to write one. They still
remain at the old stand.
Farmers and others who have ha.
In the stack should see to 1t that pro
per protection is made for the same
remembering the old saying that u
stitch In time saves nine."
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. g
T. EIsham died on Thursday last IVA
buried on Friday. The sorrowini
parents have the sympsthy ola larg
circle of friends In their affiiction.
The Delahunt brothers have pur
chased the Watson farm In the towl
of Scott. The farm includes abou
four sections and will allow the boy
plenty of room to spread themselves
An effort should be made 20 hav
Hon. 8. G. Comstock, our next mem
Der OF congress from this district, ad
dress the people of Stevens count
Our Republican club should attend t
this matter.
J. D. Good has just received larg'
invoice Of cigars, imported direc
from Pennsylvania, which he Is sell
ing by the box very low. Smokers
call and sample them, and you Wi
be sure to invest.
Rev. E. G.. Ssnderson, pastor Of th
Methodist church, this village, preach
ed at Hancock last Sunday mornin,
at Lake Emily in the afternoon, an
i'm the evening delivered q temperate
lecture at Hancock.
Down in Swift county, according
the Appleton Press, they have to III
''earnest and persistent solicitations
In order to get man to consent toll
for office, and therin Swift county di
fers from Stevens county.
Wells Bros. & Hanson are receivir
their fail stock of dry goods, clothin
&c. We droppedin at their extensiy
house on Monday and found the pr
prietors and the clerks too busy Il
anything, in marking goods an
waiting on customers.
On the principle that "preyentio
Is better than the cure,u weeds abo
the village should have been destro
ed before they seeded. The THIBUr
suggested this some weeks since. Al
we may add that what Is true In I
gard to weeds about village rcsidenc
Is true In relation to weeds abo
farm houses and farms.