Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-03-26
PERSONALS.

y. H. 0oulu returned nome Ifotl
Hansen on Monday night.
We received u pleasant call from
William Zahl, of Swan Lake, Satur
day.
Justice Chas. E. Camp will hole
court hereafter at the office Of l.. II
Wellington.
John House went to Minneapoli:
Sunday on business and returned yes
terday morning.
Mrs. Geo E. Darling entertained
the Laiies Aid Society at tea last
Friday afternoon.
Ed. Keeville, formerly railway
mail clerk. has concluded to locate NJ
Minneapolis, and left for that place to-
day.
Rev. Potts, of Benson, preached an
excellent sermon at All Saints church
in this city last Sunday
Mrs. Ellery, wife of the worthy
pastor of the Methodist Church, left
here on Monday for u visit with rela-
tives and friends IN Canada.
s. c. Murphy, publisher of the West
Duluth Sun, was in town yesterday.
He informed us thatA e was doing IL
good business and was well pleased
with his new location.
Mrs. Butterfield and Mrs. Edwin J.
Jones left for Superior, Wis, to-day to
attend the wedding of Miss Gertrude
Jones to General Manager Mellen, of
the Northern Pacific r. r.
Graceville Transcript Democrat:
Doc Stevens is the happiest man in
town. He says while the church
bells were tolling on Sunday morn
ing, the angel of glorious gifts left
with them blue eyed, golden haired
girl baby. The gift so overcome Mrs.
s. that she has not been able to be
out since but is doing very nicely.
Presto! Change! Gray and faded
boards made to assume their original
color by applying Buckingham's Dye
for the Whiskers. 1t never fails to
Attention is called to the new ad.
of |. Peterson, who is prepared to do
painting, paper hanging and CAL
in an artistic manner. MIR.
Peterson is fine workman, as may
be seen by numerous samples of his
work about town.
When you ask for Badger soap-see
that you get it.
All of the Morris men who spent
the winter in the timber have return
ed and are looking well. They all
agree in saying that the past winter,
although q short one, has been the
pest season they ever had for opera
sions in the timber.
If all the buildings are erected that
are now talked of there will be busy
times in Morris this spring and sum-
ner. We have heard at least half
dozen business men say that they
had about concluded to put up bust
ness houses here this season.
The establishing of cheese factory
in Swan Lake township, and
creamery in Cyrus, is an indication
that the farmers in this section are
not only progressive, but have an eye
to business which Will undoubtedly
be of material benefit to them.
It will pay you to call and examine J.
E. Danielson's fine stock of dry goods.
Mr., D. has always kept we'll supplied
Try goods house, but this spring he has
outdone himself, by way of purchasing
! greater variety and O richer stock.
His prices are low. See his new ad.
The citizens of the towns of Franz
mas and Hodges, of this county, and
the town of New Prairie, Pope coun-
ty, have decided to build a creamery
at Cyrus. The timber is being hauled,
and the building will he completed
inside of two weeks, the stock already
having been subscribed for. It will
cost about $500.
The following new ads. appear in to-
lays TRIBUNE: ]. E. Danielson's; P.
Mccarthy & Co.'S, and I. Peterson's,
Morris; and the Porter Hotel, Buclin's
Sample Room, J. R. Holton's Harness
Shop, W. H. Matteson's Livery Stable.
3. Stewards Warehouse, M. A. Brown,
safe for sale, and Miss Thompson's Con-
cert. Hancock. Also Wells Bros. &
big ad.
A Reverend gentleman, who made
as pleasant call recently, and who
does not object TO "a little mirth now
and them" told the following good
one: Said one member of the church
10 another member of che church,
DO you think man can be Chris
tan and learn to play on the cornet Pr
'Oh, yes" replied The brother, "but
it will be awful hard for his neighbor
to be Il Christian
5hiloh's Catarrh remedy-a positive
cure for Catarrn, Diphtherja and
Canker-Mouth. Sold by Fritz Buck
entin.
"Auditote sends us an article un-
der the head of "Social Talk"
Again we remind our correspondents
that If they wish their comrnunica-
tions published they must give us
their names. We do not care to have
the name attached to the COMMUNE
cation, but we must know who the
author is, before we can publish the
article.
An interesting communication, un-
der the head of Farmers and Bush
ness Men, will be found in to-day's
TRIBUNE. l.. j. S., the author, is
intelligent farmer, who