Morris tribune., 1889-04-03

In ST. Paul.
: K.C. Helgeson Of Hancock was In
the city Monday.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly was in our
city last Thursday.
, sC.E. Camp went to Willmar yes
terday: on business.
C.P. Maginnis. OF Duluth, is In the
city greeting his many old friends.
w. C. Bicknell visited Hancock on
Saturday and conducted teachers
examination at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Pearce arrived
home on Friday from an extended Wis.
it with friends in Pennsylvania.
Judge Darling was attending court at
Glenwood yesterday. He returned last
evening and left for Flandreau, Dakota.
Mrs. Ed. Westinghouse, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Kemp, for the past week, returned
to her home at Waveriy yesterday.
Chris. Murphy and Albert Wunsch,
who have been attending the Curtiss
business college in Minneapolis this
winter, returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. N. A. Nilsson received a dis
patch on Sunday announcing the Sc
rious illness of her mother ut Manito-
wac, Wis.,, and left on Monday for that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Elliott returned
home from Minneapolis yesterday,
where they had been summoned on
account of the sickness of Mrs. Elliott's
sister, Miss NJ. N. Knowles, who died
March 24th.
A. G. Schultheis, who for two or
three years past has been the agent of
the American Express Co. here, has
been promoted to the Office at Grand
Forks, Dakota, and left tor his new
field of labor on, Friday last. During
his residence here Mr.. Schultheis has
made many friends who, while rejoic-
ing in his advancement, are very sorry
to lose him. May success attend him
Frasier, of the Browns Valley Re-
porter. was in town Friday OIL his
way to the cities. Notwithstanding
the fact that he knocked out the
the entire Traverse county bar In q
burglary trial recently, single handed
and alone, Frasier speaks to common
people and appears just the same as
he did before his great legal triumph.
He isn't proud nor "stuck up" q bit.
Base ball goods at Hulburd's drug
store.
All rotten vegetables and other gar
bage that may have accumulated in
your cellars should he speedily re-
moved before the first warm days set
in, and the cellar properly cleansed
and de-odorized. A little pains and
prompt action IN that direction may
save several case of sickness in your
family, and perchance save repeti-
tion of the old chestnut OF attributing
the death of a dear child to the dis
pensation of o wise Providence, when
In point of fact it was rotten onions or
cabbage that killed them. God is
held responsible, in the minds of
many good people. for their own
shiftlessness and ignorance.
Why is it that our boys and young
men cannot engage in q friendly
game of ball without the use Of pro-
fame and obscene language? This
query was brought forclbly to our
mind while watching o game on Sun
day last. The conversation of those
engaged was almost wholly made up
of oaths and Objectionable talk, ex-
pressed OF the top of their voices,
making it impossible for aperson to
pass anywhere within a block of the
players without having his ears as
sailed by their nasty talk. If these
young men cannot indulge in little
sport without the accompaniment OF
so much bad language, we would
suggest that the marshal suppress
them:
Ladies, go to Wells Bros. & Han
sons for embroideries, laces, white
goods, &c. Their large assortment
cannot fail to please you.
The man who "don't believe In ad
vertising" should take down his sigr
samples from the sidewalk, for this
is one system of advertising-inakins
known to the public that you have
certain articles for sale. Jut think o.
a town made up of business men WIN
don't believe I'm advertising. No nd
vertisements in the newspapers, N
signs, no goods displayed in the SHOW
windows, or on the sidewalks
Wouldn't such a town do rushinl
husinessa If a stranger should hap
pen to come into SUCH town h
would think he had made mistak
and was in some old mOss-coyere'
graveyard, and If one of the "busi
ness" men should happen to appea
ON the street, the stranger would b
very likely to enquire: "From which
one of these numerous graves did yo
arise?n
! New wall colors for calsominin
| purposes, at reduced prices at HUI
burd's drug store.
| There are great many people VIII
think the climate of Minnesota ls nc
healthful on account of the extrem
severity of hot and cold weather, an
In consequent many have sought ne
locations, and no small number frol
this vicinity have gone to the Pacif
coast to locate, while many hay
settled down in Washington territor.
, Rev. A. G. Wilson, now of Spokar
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