Morris tribune., 1888-12-19

No. 8 Northern, 80; Rejected, 40.
Oats, Is q 25.
The shed for tools, oil and other city
property is about completed.
J,E. Danielson has our thanks for
supply of pictorial almsnacs for
1889.
, The travelling men hold banquet
at the Sank Center House, Sank Gem
ter, next Friday evening.
The Willmar council has fixed the
= liquor license at $500 and limited the
number of saloons to four.
! Services were held in the Norwe-
/ giau Lutheran church in this city last
! Sunday morning and evening.
Z There is enough small grain wasted
around nearly every farm every year
to k eep a fair flock of poultry.
Wellington & Gould are erecting an
Office on the north side of 9Th street
and will occupy it about january lSt,
1889.
There was young folks progressive
euehre party at the residence of Mr..
! and Mrs. j. D. Good last Thursday
evening.
I Charles Wilson has just completed
we'll 25 feet deep just n the rear of
his store, and has an abundance Of
good water.
There is lady residing in this city
who was formerly housekeeper in the
family of Hon. Edward 1. Phelps, our
minister to England.
Doc. Vaughan and VIM. Hiland
caught 224 fish, perch and pickerel,
last Saturday. This is the biggest
haul made this season.
The library board met at the office
of Judge Darling last Monday even
ing, audited accounts and re-appoint-
ed John D. Gillespie librarian.
Z Another of the uniform Receptions
: of the Sir knights come off last Fri
day night. It was we'll attended and
all present spent very pleasant
Z evening.
Farm, Stock aud Home: It is be.
Z lieved that there is enough old man.
{ ure laying around old stables in Min
nesota to make rich all the farmers
! In the State.
Farmers can always rely on the
|: market quotations in the TRIBUNE as
being correct, as we get the price:
j from our grain buyers the last thing
. before going to press.
= Our ice dealers are now engaged IL
! harvesting their annual crop of ice
4 The yield is not quite as heavy as i
has been some past seasons, but it II
OF most excellent quality-clear al
crystal.
IF you want to enjoy yourself anc
get valuable present, attend the mu
steal and dramatic entertainment t.
be given by Hamlin's far-famed Wiz
ard Oil Company at the court hous'
this evening.
"Ths best paying investment I eve
made was In the winter OF 1S86-87
when I placed two dollars and fit.
cents worth of glazed sash in the soutl
aide of my hen house." says Nortl
Wisconsin farmer.
Joseph Ha4iin, brakeman OF
the N. P. railroad for some time past
died Monday morning OF pneu
monia. The N. P. train that arrive
here at $3.50 p. m. on that day wa
draped in mourning on account {
Mr.. HamIin's death.
There was good old fashione
country ball at the residence of MI
and Mrs. John Kyser, in the town {
Scott, Friday night, Dec. 18th, undo
the management of Will Faggen, I
which there were IS in attendance
All present seemed to enjoy then
selves. A good supper was serve
and good music furnished. The dane
wasagraud success throughout.
Don't depend on borrowing 20,
local paper from your neighbor.
often happens that when you have
it il just the time they want 1t, and
Is very provoking to pay for pap
and have it ar the neighbours hou
when you want to read 1t. Yo
neighbor can't very well refuse to lei
it TO you, but, as general thing,
would rather not do so, and best W,
for all is to subscribe for it yourss
We often hear complaints from sn
scribers about this matter, and that
Why we speak of the same. r.
TRIBUNE will cost you only s1.50
fifty-tWo numbers, only the price o
bushsl and half of wheat; and w
says that the TRIBUNE for q year iii
worth . bushel and . half Of whss