Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-05-01
THE TarnuNr i Of thu opioion that

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the engine house, they would do
good thing. Should the council see
fit to make these improvements, then
the clstern could be flied with water
from the tank, and In case OF fire
during severe cold weather, the en-
gine could play on the fire on either
OF tile blocks nearest the engine house.
without being taken out of the house.
This would indeed be good thing,
and 1t Is earnestly hoped the improve
ment will be made.
Headquarters for Tea at 1. J.
Moore's.
| p. A. Mccarthy & Co. propose pub
fishing map of Stevens county, pro-
vided they obtain sufficient number
of subscribers to warrant them in do
ing so. We most certainly hope that
they will succeed in their efforts, as
we are satisfied that they will give us
a good and correct map, something
that Is much needed. In another
column of this paper appears a des-
cription of the kind OF map they will
publish. Every farmer and business
man In the county should have one
of these maps, and they should at
once order one, so that the work OF
getting it up may be commenced at
an early day.
Notions, In an endless array and In
Guiding all of the new and desirable
novelties, are to be found at Wells
Bros. & Hanson's. The assortment
is so large aud varied that it is inn
possible to specify.
The celebration of the 10th ami
yersary of Odd Fellowship in Amer
lea, by Crystal Lodge of this city,
last Friday evening, was a very pleas
aud affair. There were large num-
Der of ladies aud gentlemen present;
the ceremonies of the order, adopted
for the occasion, were impressive and
interesting; the music, both vocal
aud instrumental, was good; the
recitation by Miss Smith of the
touching poem of Twenty Cents
Day." was well and effectively rem
dered. After the ceremonies were
gone through with, the young people
enjoyed themselves by tripping the
light fantastic" Refreshments were
served at 10 o'clock.
Geo. w. Pitkin u Co. guarantee
their paint as sold by III. L.. Hulburd
& Co. to wear longer than strictly
pure white lead and oil, and not to
chalk, crack and peel off; and to
cover more surface. On ordinary
smooth work one gallon of this paint
will cover 200 square feet, two coats.
1t is u waste of labor and money to
use poor brand of paint. The only
security is in purchasing from a re-
liable house. Geo. w. Pitkin & Co.
are one of the oldest aud the largest
color houses and stake their repuia-
tIon on the merits of their paint.
Examine color cards and prices DIT
store of III. L. Hulburd & Co. 1872.
Stock raisers of Stevens county
should make note of the following:
There Is no more effective way to get
convinced as to the most profitable,
and i'm every way the most satisfact-
ory way of growing live stock than
to go into market with scrub stock,
let this be either horses, cattle, sheep
or swine, OH the same train with
neighbor who is sending forward
stock well improved for the purpose
for which it has been bred. He has
furnished like surface of pasture,
head for head of stock. He pays the
same rate per car; the same charge Is
made in each case for yardage and
feed, and the per cent Is alike for sell
ing; yet one man goes home with q
fat purse, and the other with purse
comparatively lean.
| Truly does an exchange say: Good
fresh advertisements are not the least
interesting part Of a newspaper. It
has been stated that publisher of a
prominent paper hoped to see the day
when the profits of his paper would
be SO large that he could dispense
with advertising matter altogether.
We think he did not take the right
view OF advertising matter. Adver-
tisements are news. They tell the
readers what they want to know aud
WHARF they can buy articles that are
useful to them. The editors and cor
respondents do not by any means fur
nish all that is interesting. The
| skillful advertiser. by his way of put
ting things and calling attention to
what he has for sale, does much to
make journal valuable to its read
ers.
Gall and make your arrangements
to do your summer trading with T. j..
Moore.
I, "Truth is mighty and will prevail
so will coughs aud colds at this time
OF year, but they don't prevail long If
4 DIR. Fenner's Cough Honey is taken.
Fors sale yc. W. Rolne 4 Go, lQma
Graceyille Transcript: The Tran
J script Is informed on what it deems
good authority that the railroad COM
pany have not as yet secured patents
to any land In Traverse county on
which . settler has placed filing.
LII this case 1t seems that there need
be no alarm among these people as
lthey can appeal from the decision Of
[ the commissioner OF the land office al
!, any time within sixty days after re.
D Iceiving notice from the land Office
j THAT their filing has been rejected
S This win bring the matter before the
81 Secretary Of the Interior and mus
y