Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-04-17

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Clean up your back yards.
First thunder of the season yester-
day evening.
See new ads. of J. D. Good and
Hancock & Stebbins.
Haul off the garbage collected IN
the alleys during the winter.
Spaulding's Baseball supplies at II. l..
Hulburd s. Co.'S Drug Store.
A good many of the farmers in this
vicinity finished seeding last week.
The fine shower of rain we had
Monday night gave all nature a jog.
Piso's Bemedy for Catarrh is sold by
Fritz Buckenttn. Price, so cents.
The w. c.. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. A. A. Stone, on Saturday at 3
O'clock p. III.
Farmers, bril- in your butter and
eggs. Best prices paid for them in
trade, by 7. J. Moore.
Twelve new subscribers for the
TRIBUNE last Saturday, and not
much of day for subscribers either,
Several parties from Pennsylvania
will visit this county next month,
with view OF purchasing land and
settling here.
improvements will never cease.
Hancock & Stebbins have put down
new plank in the side walk in front
of their store.
Mr.. Peter Brandt desires, through
the TRIBUNE, to return his heartfelt
thanks to the many nelghbors and
friends who so kindly assisted him
during his late bereavement.
Wanted-rain. The ground is very
dry; the clsterns are dry the sloughs,
small creeks and ponds are dry;
everything is dry, even the old topper
is dry, and everybody is praying for
gain:
Ried in this city, Friday morning,
April 18th, Mrs. Peter Brandt, aged
40 years. The deceased had resided
here for fourteen years, but prior to
that time was resident Of Litch-
aeld,
Montevideo Leader: Vsrndale is
becoming noted in two ways. A resi-
dent ate 20 boiled eggs in 81 minutes
the other day, and the council placed
the license at 81 500 and no vender
of the ardent dare tackle it.
Messrs Wells Bros. s. Hanson would
especially invite the attention of the
ladies to q complete line Of novelties
in dress fabrics. The new combination
goods are very attractive and include
the new shades and latest designs.
Elbow Lake Herald: The PROPOSE
ton to bond the village of Elbow
Lake for $4,000 to aid In the building
of a steam flour mill, was voted upon
at a special election on Tuesday, and
was carried by vote of "A tol.
Oluf Johnson has opened a -four and
feed store, corner of Atlantic avenue
and Fifth streets, and keeps full
stock of -four, bran, shorts, graham,
rye and bnckWheat -four, chicken
feed, etc. See ad. III another column,
Patriotic Americans are expected ia
celebrate April 80 as the Tooth ami.
versary of the Inauguration of George
Washington as first president of the
United States. No movement seems
to be yet started in this direction in
our city.
LII paties residing in this county
who have not paid their personal
taxes should call on Sheriff Munro
at once and pay the same. After the
first of May all who have not paid
will be called on by the sheriff and II
gents mile will be charged, as the
law directs.
At the funeral of Mrs. Peter Brand
on Sunday, among other tokens o
regard, was beautiful floral cross
the gilt Of the Glasses OF Misse.
Burgftt and Pattison, Of the wes
side pabIic-sehool, of which school
the children of Mrs. Brandt arr
attendants,
Easter services iii the M. e. church
on Sabbath morning. Subject of dis
course: "Shall there be resurrec
tion?" The choir will furnish appro
pirate music. In the evening, th,
Sabbath school, assisted by the choir
will give a missionary concert. TIL
public cordially invited.
Appleton Press: A trapper from
the vicinity of Morris passed her
Sunday on his way to So. Paul b!
water. His boat was pretty heaEil,
loaded with traps, provisions, etc.
but aside from the trouble In gettin
over the mill dams he expected t
reach st. Paul without difficulty.