Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-01-04

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| Bert Sawyer was registered at the
Metropolitan yesterday.
| 4. O. Hollaster, returned from a
visit to his home In Austin on Mon
day night.
| Frank A. Paquin, Minneapolis was
in town last Friday and made us a
pleasant call.
Mrs. L. w. Curtiss and Mr.. Burnett,
her father, were guests of Hon. and
Mrs. J. ID. Good last Sunday.
Henry Hutchins went to Breckin-
ridge last Wednesday to install the
officers in the Masonic Lodge ut that
place.
III. s. Judson, #. B. Chew and Jno.
A. Giltinan ENTERTAINERS company OF
friends at Agency Hall last Thursday
evening.
The meeting of the w. c. L. U.
which was TO have been held at Mrs.
Williams last Saturday afternoon
will be held ut the same place ON
Saturday afternoon of this week at
| 8 o'clock sharp. All members are
earnestly requested to be present AZ
important business must be transact
ed At that time.
| Will the gentleman who picked up
/ that purse in front of j. +. Daniel
sons store last Monday afternoon,
please return it to Mrs. F. d. Welsch
or to J. d. Goods store. If he will
examine the purse, as lie probably
has done, he will find that it con-
tanned something over 80 and that
the name "Edith Welsch" is printed
upon the inside of it.
A gentleman who will have three
outside publications tor 1888 sub
scribed for them through this office
last Saturday. His savings upon
those three subscription pays, lacking
twenty five cents, for his Tribune dur
ing the coming year. Follow this
gsntleman's example aud save money
by subscribing through this office for
all the papers you want.
For $3.50 spot cash, we will give
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| nifty was ever offered than this to se-
cure one.
The TRIBUNE regrets to learn that
E. III. Holman is having an extern
ded siege of infammatory rheuma-
tism. He is some better now than
he has been, but is still very'slck. His
stock OF -four, feed, etc is being
moved to the new building near the
Farmers Warehouse and until Mr..
H ollmann RECEIVERS, the business will
be conducted by e. A. Pepper.
One Of our we'll known business
men found himself showed In last
Sunday morning. The snow had
drifted oyer the door Of his residence
during the night aud to save himself
ani family from close confinement
for the rest Of the winter he could
| not force his way out. He finally
broke through u window, then tun-
neled back to door and thus Liberated
his family,
Last Thursday afternoon rs Patrick
Smith was watering his stock ct the
lake fine OK got away from him and
| was killed by the up passenger train.
Later the same afternoon, his house
caught on fire and vas considerably
damaged before the fire could be pua
out. This 10 rather more than Mr..
| Smiths share of this worlds troubles
for one afternoon. The railway com.
psny should and probably will pay
for the OF:
i Tree planting In this county hal
not AWAY been attended with success,
But when it ls considered that many
of those who engage in tree planting
have had little or no experience II
planting and as little knowledge O
the laws which govern plant life, tina
10 little attention ig given to th'
! choice OF trees o. their adaptations t.
!. this soil and location, and that 81
little care Is given to the act ofplant'
ing isselt, snd % little subsequently
, the wonder should be that 90 many
rather than that so few, trees whel
( planted live and thrive. The almos
+ uniform testImoney is that the faiiur
$ OF trees to grow Is attributable to th
lack Of proper preparation gf th
ground, earslessless in planting, q
: insufficient attention afterwards. Al
of these causes of failure can easil
7 be avoided 50 that it IL safe to CON
. clude chat all who make an honest Ell
= fort will succeed in growing trees.
/ Ladies fair, be m aHd moving, no.
10 the appointed hour, and the con
: ing year improving, exercise you
: granted power. Life. without lor
: and master, IS ekistsnpe withant hlo'
y som, one long blank, apd drear
NOPE. For one year the bashful me
~ are upon your mercy thrown eyo
'e can collar them and when you hay