Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-02-26
PERSONALS.

b G. Hardwick, of st Paul, was
town last Thursday.
Andrew Gunderson, of Hancock
was in town Monday.
J. d. Good went to the cities on
business trip last week.
l.. +. Pearce returned home Satur
day from his eastern trip.
Miss Hunter, of Hancock, spen
Sunday with Miss Helgeson.
Esqures Bragg and Randall, o
Darneu, were III town Saturday.
Born, February is, 1890, to Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. G. Campbell, a daughter.
w. b. Hamcock visited the elite:
Oh business the first of the week.
john Keidel aud w. X. Walker
made us II pleasant call on Saturday
w. O'Brian, of the town of Stew
ems, has been in town for Il few days
past.
We received n pleasant call from
| Peter Thorstad, Of Swan Lake, last
Friday.
r. p. Wells and J. w. Reynolds, of
Herman, have gone on u trip to the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. l.. 0. Hollister and mother,
Mrs. Messersmith, left for Austin
yesterday noon.
Miss Zue McCleary, of Minneapo-
lis, was the guest of Mrs J. ID. Good
Il part of last week.
Appleton Press: Attorney 5. a.
Fluherty, of Morris, was called here
on legal business Tuesday.
Postmaster Newell made Il trip yes
terday as mail agent on the n. 2.
from Morris to Little Falls.
Presiding Elder Hingeiy held ser
vices both morning and evening at
the NJ. L. church last Sunday.
Mrs. L. II. Wellington left on Mon
day tor three weeks visit with reia-
tives and friends in Wisconsin.
w c. Andrews, representing the
firm of Wright, Barrett Il Stillwell,
st. Paul, was In town on Saturday.
We were pleased to receive a call on
Monday from our friend J. NJ. Dick
inson. of Minneapolis, formerl y of the
Bull farm, Hancock.
Steve spur, james pearce, Will
CoIyer, Miss Grace Hall and the
Misses Seaman. attended the dance
at Hancock last Friday evening and
report good time.
Oar Jolly Scotch friend, John Sand
erz. ,1nt $50 that he didn't know
what 10 ito wltn. 40 he dropped III at
oar ,ttirr ~, Saturday ami gave 1t to
IL tor another years subscription for |
the TRIBUNE.
We were pleased to meet on Friday |
last Comfade F. w. Dirksmeyer, Of
Darnen, with whoHi we had a very |
ing. Comrade Dirksmeyer served in |
tne First Illinois cavalry during the |
war.
We received pleasant call yester-
lay from VIM. Bergen, representa-
i've of the Minneapolis Times, one Of
he liveitest newspapers in the North
west. Mr.. Bergen is q very pleasant
and understands his bust
less thoroughly.
Capt H J. Dresser, of Hancock,
avored us with call on Monday.
He informed us that the G. A. r. en-
ertainment last Friday night was q
grand success, only that parties III the
,ity failed to forward oysters for the
PIPER, as ordered.
The following gentlemen have paid
4 years subscription for the TRIBUNE
since our last: r. G. Jefferson, Albert
Violin. J. w. Eddy, H. +. Woodland,
\. r. Spur, John Bach, John Had
zen, Il. y. L IolupSoH, L CICA AhOA SIe'u'
NJ. c. Voss, John Sanders, John Kei-
lei, J. NJ. Dickinson, H. J. Dresser.
S. K. Gregg, Of Milbank, arrived in
own Saturday night, on his return
rom Tacoma, Wash, and remained
over Sunday. He reports discour-
aging state Of affairs in the new state
Of Washington. Hereafter he will be
in editing q paper in Mil
bank.
Our old friend and fellow soldier,
W. J. Bodkin, of Moorhead, IS presi-
dent of the Moorhead Alliance. Bod
kin is an extensive farmer and stock
raiser, usually raising large number
IF hogs. He contends that he can
raise better and cheaper pork on Min
lesota barley than Illinois farmers
can OH corn.