Morris tribune., 1889-12-11
PERSONALS.

Mrs. VIM. O'Bryan Is visiting
friends in st. Paul.
G. c. Thorpe was q caller on the
TRIBUNE this morning.
Miss Mary Colahan is home from
st. Paul for the holidays.
II. A. Callahan leaves to night on a
business trip to Wisconsin.
J. w. w. Poison, of Hancock, was
a caller at this office Saturday.
Thos. Toombs, of Hereford, was
caller at this office this morning.
Attorneys Flaherty and Bicknell
visited Hancock yesterday on legal
business.
Our member of congress, Hon. 5.
G.. Comstock, has been appointed u
memberot the committee on elections
by speaker Reed.
il. Place, county attorney of Ira
verse county, is in Chicago, receiving
medical treatment for the disability
Of one Of his legs.
The following gentlemen renewed
their subscription since our last: l..
Staples, Edward Casey, F. q. Smith,
Nj. Hendrickson, VIM O'Brlan, {. X.
Light, G. T.. Lowater and p. Mallory.
There is n man by the name of Ink
IN the legislature of North Dakota.
By the liberal use Of his name he will
undoubtedly achieve "a prominence
that is accorded to only those who
"advertise liberally.'
Benson Monitor: James Igoe, one
of the men who was killed by the
burning of the Tribune building in
Minneapolis last Saturday evening,
is son of Michael Igoe, of DeGratf,
and WAS formerly an operator at this
place. The bereaved parents visited
Minneapolis the first Of the week to
attend the funeral.
Call at the Red Front and get
sample of that celebrated WI tea.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold fair and supper at
the Perkins House tonight. All are
invited to attend.
The Wheatonians are very proud OF
their new -four mill, as they have
good right to be. A good flour mill is
one of the very best establishments
that any town can have, and we con-
graduate Wheaton on her good luck.
On Monday, G. E. Camp sold 400
acres of land in the town of Horton
to John J. Finnegan, Of Dakota coun-
ty. Mr.. Finnegan, will take posses
sion of the land the coming season
and become a citizen of Stevens
county.
We are reliably informed that we
were mistaken in regard to the
parties mentioned III our last issue as
being infested with tieas. 1t was not
Counter and Dodge who We're so
afflicted, but DR.. Harris. We hasten
to make the correction.
Farmers, the best thing you can do
to secure large amount OF good read
ing matter for a little money is to
subscribe for the TRIBUNE, pay so
and receive the TRIBUNE and North
western Agriculturist "a splendid
paper for farmers-one year.
Call and have the presents you
want to make laid away for you at
the Morris jewelry store, before they
are taken by some one else.
The Hancock Olive Branch is no
more, the editor having removed the
printing material to Belgrade, Stearns
county, where he issues the Belgrade
Star. The Star shows all of the
brilliant characteristics of the de-
funct Branch, aud it is hoped that it
will be literally supported.
The Occidental Dramatic Company
will present dot. the Miners
Daughter" at q. A. r. Hall, Han
cock, Friday evening of this week.
The company is composed of home
talent, and Judging from the success
they have met with in other pieces,
they will undoubtedly present this
one in very acceptable manner.
Well, Sarah, what have you been
doing to make you look so young?
Oh, nothing much. only been using
Halls Hair Remover to restore the
color of my hair.
If you wish to see the largest and
finest lot Of dolls ever brought to
Stevens county, call at Hulburd &
Co.'s drug store. They have cheap
dolls, high priced dolls, common
dolls. jointed dolls, and i'll fact dolls
of all descriptions, kinds, colors and
sex. Don't forget to get some for a
Christmas gift for your little ones.
LoeoU w "ho q AOo ASVsSA
day in Morris wheat market. Sew
enty-nine cents bushel was the
ruling price for No. Northern, and
we are informed that one load
brought eighty-three cents a bushel.
These prices were from three to seven
cents above those prevailing at Min
neapolis for the same class of grain.
Any one seeking some valuable
Christmas or New Years present can.
not make mistake If they call ut the
| furniture and hardware store of j. D.
Good, who has made it point to pro.
vide for his patrons II choice line Of
valuable and useful Christmas pres
ents at the least possible expense tt
| the purchaser Call OIL him early
and make your selections.
Although the recent fall Of snow