Morris tribune., 1889-05-01

No. Sorthern, II; NO. Nofth ~ ''
No. 8 Northern, Sc; Rejected, ~.
Oats, % @ Is.
piso's Remedy for Catarrh is sold by
Fritz Buckentin. Price, so cents.
Elsham & Northcott sold splendid
Everett piano to J. A. johnson last
week.
Wanted-A good girl Immediately
to do general house work. Inquire at
the TRIBUNE office.
The ladies Missionary Society Will
meet with Mrs. Wheaton, Friday
afternoon at 3 O'clock.
In another column will be found
very interesting discourse on "Ior-
nadoes," by Prof. mccarthy.
There Will be a meeting of Phoenix
Fire company at the engine house to-
morrow (Thursday) evening, at 7:3O
o'clock.
Centennial day was observed at the
Catholic church yesterday by the
celebration of High Mass at nine
o'clock.
Gov. Merriam has signed the meat
inspection bill and it is now in force
The local authorities should act &C
cordingly.
Fergus Falls Journal: The rubber
stamp man was around last week.
He has done away with the raspberry
lam and now uses black ink.
The editorial and business room of
the TRIBUNE has been put in order
for occupation, and our friends are in
vited to call, being assured OF a
cordial welcome.
Gentlemen will find very COM
plete stock of clothing-boots, shoes,
hats, caps aud furnishing goods in all
styles and of the latest mode,. at
Wells Bros. & Hanson. - $3.50.
William Kapitzki, of Swan Lake,
and Catherine C. Schultz, Of Rehds-
Vile, Stevens county, were married
by the Rev. George Gaskell, at the
church of the Assumption, on April
S0th, 1889.
Our local board Of health should
appoint the meat inspectors without
delay. The law is in force from the
time the governor signed it, and we
want our citizens to have the full
benefit Of it.
The city was profusely decorated
with American flags yesterday, in
honor of the one hundredth ami.
yersary of the Inauguration of George
Washington as the first president Of
the republic.
Delahunt and Judson have sold an
interest in the Mackey- Watson farm
to Frederick Pierce, a successful young
business man of Milwaukee. Mr.
Pierce is vicc-president of the first
National bank of this city. g
Wolff & Thoele give notice to farm
ers' that they have for sale the best
line of machinery and farming nipple
ments in the northwest. Give them
a call when you are in want Of any
til ing in their line. See ad.
Our people recognized the fact tina
yesterday. was the centennial ami
aersary Of Washington's firstinaugu
ration; as president Of the Unite'
States, by displaying large numbe
Of the national flags, big and little.
Wolff u Thoele can make it inter
esting for the farmers if they will g
to their place of business and take
look at their immense stock OF var
Gus kinds Of machinery and farmin
implements, wagons, buggies, carts
&c.
The assessors of the county met
the auditors Office in this village la
Saturday and received their booi
and blanks necessary for the pc
f5Yfnansa of their duties, and tafkt
over the matter of making asses
ments.
The road tax being made by Il
Council of the village OF Morris. I
the current year, is IL mills on eat
one dgliar of valuations of real al
personal property, and two days pr
tax, or three dollars, for each pers'
not exempt by iaW, 81, nj
Big Stone county farmers must.
in bad way, financially, judgi
from the numerous notices Of fol
closures of mortgages which appe
in the papers of that county. Tbs
notices are fun for the printer, !
bad for the land owners.
Benson Monitor. Fifty girls of
Litehfield schools have organic
themselves ittoia' broom brigade a
lie being drilled BY q lieutenant.
tie regular company there: III
viii parade at the Ct. a. r, encan
msnt 81 Litchfeld in june.