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Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
ylooiorsiitnins oeo garberina.

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6or lto8en 2io iioen bsoe / Stettin en-
Sla9termeiter al en- SuoIuaoum, Der
baooe Iremtalot en- 8lOoIcraiitnina. ca,
Nn Oct life tunce i~Oritaaes, buurira Spa.
oommen baooe fin Sprinoelie, blep Der
torsta9et en- nDiere llnoerIpaelie. Set
pllte 't9 MI, at Der uite / Stettiu bopbe
pit 'i9 SuoIpgcOmme / GnIiatet oa !Sps
e%eoDHoen paa Meno, % S~ysoommen
'Onltatereoes at bore upitaaet peb Oar.
berins elsr Suffering. 9pens guliti.
o'rettsr bar oerfor MI beialet 8arbe.
rsrne % 5riisrerne til of rsnie Ga bes.
%'flflcers fine &ecitaber, eiter at De bar
oaret ! Srug, % iumtibis er be blepen
9lort Opmartiom paa, at De, iaairemt
ae lite %opsrbolber oenn. 8oiitibe1em.
mslle, tan blipe ti!talt for reo StisSes.
issbsS at BABE fOraarIaset 2eaemsbe.
isaoiselie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
On 0iftorie fra @aatmaoaI.

os Dato nruuer jes life, for jes iparer
met milis paa glooier -, at en- ifjGss
oct 8uf bar tornuen ino ! 8irtet. Oct
bar ient en- 6sitfpRlo, at Solt bBrte bet
lnrine oerinbe. Gn sammel sore tcrn
nnSepritenbe % mec lioet 2ip til gre'
ftegaarbeu os i~ortalte &otfepiseu, at Der
bar ct alocles forIfrGffelist Spettalel
inoe / &irter. &otfepisen f%ortalte bet
til 6rien, % 5rren for forpultet inb
til 9r9iten og fortalte, at 0iaoelen bar
/ @irten. gu q o9iaa &lofferen |
8rGitesaarOen ben aualo; ban os Sra'
Iten ipillebe 5emtort.
"0u faar tase en- 2pgte os 9aa borti
8irfen, bu &lofter," iasoe Sr9iten.
"gfei, bet CT beore, ban Gar saar -
Der itaar mere &eipett az ban," iasoe
@lotferen inbinisrenbe, for at Hippo
fra bet. 8esse bar fribtbpice ! Gns
iiatet. "gr ou rab, &lutfer?" iasbe
Sraiten. Nei fanstifra, Rob bar ban
naturlispis life. "@2en funoe pi life
saa besse to-" iasoe &lutferen. Oct
blcp oa iaa, at be ifulbe saa bease.
@anrbssutten fom meb en- 2p9te, boori
Der bar ountle, sularsnre &uber, os
iaa bar BET aiIteo. Slpfteren bar eng
ten, os be9se itrammebe fig up, bebit be
tunos. pa be Tom inc | &irten, bsrte
be BET trofte og 9aa irem melem Stos
lene. "@aa forar dr." ingoe 8rG item.
"gtei, aaa ioran bu," Ia9oe &lofferen
o. itritteoe ba9ub. "0u er Rob, Slot
fer" ia9oe &rriten cs pufeoe til alpf'
teren, iaa ban meo 2pgten Tom 9unife
bort til Sutten. 8uften bar bel life
iaa iitter / fin Sag, ban better, men
ben uilpe oa iOrIuare Jig / bet lan9ite
liseoel; ben bleu arg ouer oetr1e Nars
9naerbeb / Nattens 3ioer, on mnr
ltiloe baue 5reo og life noget Speftatel,
o. laa puiieoe ben til 9psten meo Sors
net, ina Ruoerue git itnas, og 9pIet
ilufneoe; Der itoo be ale ire betutteoe
et Sieblit, men lna tog be tilbens nlles
iammen, 8r9iten iBrit, iaa &lotteren og
8utten iioit. Meu ba be tom paa fri
Ntart uoe pda 8lrtegaaroer, tan Gn
pioe, Butteu life bleo ba9erit Longer;
Den baieoe paa, rten ipran9 / &Golelcn
mellem Senere pan &lpttcrer, iom blep
iiooeroe itraos paa 8utten, Tom pna
en- Ssit. Gnbba raSbere blep 9utten,
% baleoe paa, iaa Den for forbi YrRlteu
meo Slotteren poa &ps9en. alptteren
troeoe M, at bette Uar bans iioite Teiie,
iaa Jig tilba8e og Itre9 til Sr9Iten:
"5aruel 5ar, ban tos mig" O9 iaa
oro9 &lotteren.
"@isr a~Oriets 9esn for big, Slot
Ter" itre9 TreiteH citer bum os ipruns
paa al ale 9iUiens &rRftcr. 9jnpes
fen ifulbe bnpe &lOttereu iaa bprt iOm
muli9t, tantte YrRiter. Son balebe
nler % rrer ino pna Sutteu. Tom oor
feroig til at legre unOer ben 9ainle,
tunsc alotter; enbeli9 tit &ranen Gag
/ Spalen eler Saleu paa 8utfen, latte
Senene 8atten % tOg /, iaa 8utten
bleo ligaenoe pau 8n9beneue.
"Sableou".
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Npe 6i9iter

iSberif Nor9nrbs goaroinsbus er
Sobn Sance ps Sobn De Sip. Be
futtebes ium mistantte for ct Snbbrub
/ S. Sisies general merchants store,
Gaitalia, bpor Sarer bleo 1tiaalne til
ct Selsb Of benbeo 5000. Sip tilitub
belt Os boleent 5orbrpoelieu ps ansuo
enoel andre Weofplbise. 9~ppefoIterne
fanotes ! ct 5armbuS . Gaa ae.seufor
Gaitalid.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
8pIanS, Soma, 8Ote Rai, 1891.

JluIuHu, JuIuu, 5Ult NtnI, 1871.
Sr. GeoaitSr:
"a ri bar ieuot areaturer / mango Gar,
os bar prsoet mango ipritieuise Commission
5irmaer at iGlse for os, ptI ri bcrueo iiae, at
/ Bet iioite Nar bar ri ieuot en- Del til bet
itanoiuauUte Live Stock Commission House
g 3. 5jernasel s. 60, % en- Del til andre
Suie; nor Grfurins er, at g 3. 5ierunssl &
SO. bar til euhper 5io fanst be beoite 9riier
for os, iaa at ri reo 6orusielie Tan anbeiaIe
bette 5irma I'll enBuer, Tom ieubsr sreatli.
rer til Chicago % ian %ipriifrs benz Grlig Be
handling % De beOite 9riisr, iom ian iaaes,
bier apalitet. gGrbUoisit
Sue & Sllpn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
st lem Gtaacs Nns / GOmptii.

6ronIte Slabe meooeler, at man / ben
iencre Sib bar 9iOrt ct b0iit jnterc5iont
6uno / 9Ompeii, ioet man ucmIig bar
llo9raoet ct 5sGta0c3 6u5. 9ens
Spsuins, ipm i9rlig intcre5icrcr 2lrir.
Olo9erne, bar / De fire m6eritc Gtager
u9ret inbrettet til 8aoenuitnlt, mcoens
Den pperite Gta9e bar pRret Sebpelics
leill96eb. 9efprationcrne i penue Bug
ming irembp0er Inn ringe 3ntcreSis,
6uiet er bpg9et ppao Ell 8jcrgitrRnt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
The Ladies Luren

siper en- MISUNDERSTANDING | greden'
ridges Sfolelotale 3bOrsoas giten ben
Abe SUM, bportil be %inbbpoer ale fine
@enner. 8rpgrammet pil beitaa al
8uartetiang al 0amerne, Spartetians
Of Serrerne, SOtOsr, 9uetter, 9riuer
u.i.u, Otter @rogrnmmets Slutnins
pil Der ierperes &affe Os Sage, FAINT
Surcbar ps 6lcoe til almiub .ise Sri-
ier. = Snbsan9spris 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

Nffnrat Iaa ~Iiftert lom oct pnrIn'
8eir fommer, pil Der bllpe nler sIeF
minore Mapelp9oOm / oernc AnIeSH'
Gnbper Yerion, ii9r 5amiller, bNr0'
babe Ell paaliOelig Mepicin UeO QaaH'
ben for sieblitfeli9t 8rug, bp'S Q"
ituloe blipe nsopenoist. gn 20 eIeF
so Gents SLATE al Chamberlain 20
lie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
er netop, bpab man bebeper, islp l "
auerIarlisIte 9ilieloe. Oct er 0"
beoIte, bet melt paalioeli9e % met e'is''
ipargte Mlibbel, man tienoer, % &c"
bebaselist at tase. 3ilial9s hos a"'
9russilter. (5SO'''
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

50 WiaionGrer i gnri3 bar inS'
gaaet ct @Gboemonl pdn ii GuIinN
6rancS ON en- MP 8eiie al ben melt eter'
OOmmelise Sluss. Zen enc al Dem lidI
begipe fig fra Saris til TOm uotn II"
9etiUmbelit 8eiorOriu9smiOOel ban Ua
lG99e Jig / belle fin 2En8oc pdn 5'r'
BEN, meo armcne itrattc no Iorar 30
oeoet o0 Itubig 9jentase ocnnc StIIIIn9,
iaa at 5eboerne beitnnoi9 anbrtn8e5 I
BET Sppr, SRnoerne bar eiterlaOt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
9rglup.

&aitor s. u. Slesen, en- al 2utber
Colleges Graduates, MI bpiat / 2eebs,
u. Dat, Gsteoiebes iibitleoen Srebas
til Gune Nurie Raietb, en- 9atter af
g. u. Raietb i @leniuoub. Yielien
fanbt Steb / @leniuopb airte % mforret.
tebes al BaitOr M. 8orse. Seners
iamlebes @jGiter fra Nar os Stern |
Quiet bps 8rubens 5ur9lbre, os Der
~tilbrastes en- bebaselis Gftermibbas.
8i sratulerer bet unse 9Ggtepar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

- W. Sorb, reiienbe Gsent for So
frmaet aenoss, SObniou a. 90. al ct.
Roul, Minn., bar / DEBORAH fbte Wan'
bag, pon geiss bos Bpens ajsbmunb.
Son fer BEN iom Rsset en- Gang bper
3oie Raaneo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Hprgesfarere.

Sr. alderman DIE Z. Samre meb
aone fprlob ! 9orbass DEBORAH for at
sjBre Ell 1ur I'll NUrse, os ba iortrinss
uis til Salbris. De bliper bprte ncale
Waaneoer, os "Gpiten" baaber os sn
FER, at be pil tilbrinse bisie ierbeles
bebaseli9t paa be samle fienbte Stebsr,
Tom De biseoe efter at sienie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

Day board as good as that usually given
In private families will be furnished Deco
rah Institute lady students by Mrs. Brock
enridge during the fall at $1.40 per week.
Gentlemen $1.50. i,
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
TeeprabsW arfto.
p,ssrsS, 2s,n Juul. 1891.
w rftcSrapport fra
sHut.

III Tiernagel &c Co.
Live Stock Commission Merchants, Room
16 Exchange Building, Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
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w. CT en- al VI
2arere for
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Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
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bury Count
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3crnbaue
Dallas Gour
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Sage @ountt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
Real estate n)anie0,

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"A YORk TkIBuNT WILL RE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. 23S Broadway, corner Thirty -first-st ,
I 40 Broadway, corner 26th-st, until 8
d. M; go West Twenty thiri-st, corner
shave; 152 6th-ave. 1853 Fourth.ave.
corner Eourteenth-st.
WANTED. for cash, below West 40th.st.
ing: suitable for stable. Address BAKER.
l.. o. Box 1,S06. city.
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furnished 6ouses
Country.

A T ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA.--To rent for
"A winter season, gentlcman's Residence;
etc. Apply to PHiLLIPS & WELL5
Tribune Building.
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Glin RfaI estate 90 Get.

.--~~>~-~~>--~-------~------
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RE-
No / ,23S Broadway, corner Thirty first-st..
lao Broadway, corner 26th-st.. until 8
p. NJ; go West Twenty third st.. corner
Shave 152 Gth-age. los FOurth-ave.,
corner FOurtecnth-st.
T. OR LEASE.-Vacant lots on 18th. 10th
Il and 20th SIS, between Avenue a and
East River also small brick building on
l9th-st. Apply to IL. D.. or JOHN u.
BhOOKMAN. 43 Exchange Place.
I EFT OVER HOUSES AND FLATS
IL Reduced rents. STEVENS. 9th-ave.,
corner 93d-st.. and 9th-ave. and 104th.st
~ 0 LET.-3-etory building, 44s West
: 13th-st Apply J. Seek ESSON. ASS
West 13th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
Grlp WaHtco.

temales.
A DVERTisEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
u iOsh IRlnLNE WILL ~ ~
.CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. ! 23S Broadway, corner Thirty nrst-hL
lao Broadway, corner 2Oth-sV., unll .
A. NJ: 20 West twenty d-st., corner
Sth-aye $50 0th-ave lob Fouith-avc.,
corner Fourteenth 81. 16O Ihifd-aFe., cor
ucr torty-scVenth-st. ,O2G Thifd.aNe., near
sixtynrstst. Los dd1 100 W.
ITO Ninth.aVc., corner sZa-sL %
Llberty-st., - Avenue a, 1923 Ihiid.aye.
NOOK WANTED one Thoroughly
u competent neat and quick need apply
references required We have manseftHns
housnaid and laBndress; wages 80 per
month"; Address Mrs. q. T. DILLEY,
Palestine, Texas. --
m O'NEILL e. co. want frst.ciess
III. buyer for childrrn'r clOaks aud suita
and ladies' ard misses underwear. 9th
ave, Goth 10 2lstst -
az ANTED.-An experienced girl a. cook
w ard laundr ~ n soSd '" Tasr elst cal
friday or Saturday az as West 2Oth-sL
WI ANTED a. nurse IN family Of two IN
w tbo country "A Protestant woman under
Al years old: must be healthy and comp
tent 10 take charge ~ baby ;~o months Ola
WAGES slG. Apply a. los East 20th.-t 90
1iraHorcy PafkJ, Saturday between 10 ana
II o'clock.
ytI ANTED.-A vel r commended girl tor
w general homework for mmlly ~
three adults Swedish or 'trinan pcleiitu5
Can, day or evening" at "a apartment i'V
t.ast IGth-st
WANTED nrst-class cook. French or
w German preferred. in a.rrvate family
rllc best references requird. CgIi lrlao.
morning, between ~ end /. O'CLOCK at
~ East 3sth-st. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
Hlisrellanecne.


DVERTISkMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. ,23S Broadway corner Ihiity.irst-st.
!, 40 Broadway. cOlner 2Gth-st., until 9
y. M; 27O West rwenty.third-st., corner
Sth-ave 152 Gth-ave. 1873 Fourth-ave.,
corner Fourteenths st. $50 Thitd-aVe., cor
ner Forty -seyenth-st. ,02G rhird-aVc., near
Sixty first-st. l ,706 FirsL-ave., log West
FOrty-second4st.; 1,092 COlumbus-aye. +;
1.170 Ninth-aVc., corner '72d-st 60
Liberty-st.. 50 Avenue \. 1928 Third-ave.
I ARGEST ASSORTMENT Of hat pms
- stick-pins. brooches, "lt and. siiycr
belts at wonderfully iow. prices; ,JAMMEs,
900 Broadway and 10 West 30tlI-st.
rNHE celebrated Lagallierc Corsets are
i the best-htting and most comfortable In
the world 95c Upwari, JAMMES, Sole
Importer, 900 broadway and II W. 30th-st.
aXTANTED.-A line OF small! wares;
w hosiery, underwear, ETC.. on com
mission for Boston and vicinity. Address
H.. p. Q. Box 1878. Boston. Mass.
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Gin Heal estate for Sale.

w 00DLAWN CEMETERY PLOT, suits-
w bic for vault. for sale located on drive
way and path. l.. EDMUND MARKS, 229
Brusoway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-06
psmesns snmanons UanIsb
domestic 5iiua,ioms Uanteo.
Fenalea

A LII KINDS Of German servants, Win
"A ilrst-class references, Away on hand
for city or country. 1. sONNENSCHEINo
near Sth.st.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10
Old Settlers Picnic.

The old settlers of Stevens county
will hold their annual picnic at VIM
termute's grove on Thursday of next
week, June 18th. 1t will be, as usual.
a basket picnic. Everybody, with their
mcles and their aunts, their cousins
and their nieces, their nephews and
their NOTWITHSTANDING, their wives and
their daughters, young fellows with
their best girls-old. young, middle
aged. youth, h,children-in-arms-one and
all are invited. There are no gather
ings like those of the old settlers, and
if the day is pleasant IL grand time
will be had-no doubt about that.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10
MACDONALD is DEAD.
The Canadian Premier Passes Away A

The Canadian Premier Passes Away Af-
ter Thirty Hours of Uneonsciousness.
OTTAWA, Ont, June Sir John
Macdonald passed peacefully away at
1915 p. M, having been unconscious
for thirty hours. His end was peaceful
and painless, and was witnessed by Lady
Macdonald and all the members of the
family. The body of the dead premier
will be privately removed from Earns
cliffe to the parliament buildings, and
will lie in state from 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning until the hour of the funeral.
The state funeral will leave the parlia-
ment buildings at 1 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday for st. Adams church,
thcnce to the Canadian Pacific station,
whence he will be conveyed to Kings
ton.
Hundreds of kilograms were received
by Lady Macdonald during the day.
Queen Victoria telegraphed from Bal
moral to the governor general that she
was deeply panied to learn of Sir Johns
death, which she regarded as great
loss to Canada and the sovereign. Sir
Charles Tupper also cabled message of
sympathy from Vienna. Other mes
sages were received from Lord Sails
bury and scores of notable in England.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10
nus1Nnss MrN.s ASSOCIATION

4
EDITOR TRIBrNE Please allow me
space in your valuable paper to invoke
the attention of our citizens, more
particularly and especially our bust
ness men, to their great lack of union
and enterprise. To say we are lack
ing in enterprise is putting it mildly
Did we possess more enterprise and
had that spirit of social union which
is so essential to the successful devel-
opement of community, we might
be away in the lead of other enter
prising towns, cities and communities
surrounding us. We have one of the
best grain and stock-farming commu-
mites in Minnesota. | make no ex-
ception. We are away in the lead of
the Dakotas in either industry. Yet
the Dakotas are leading us i'll many
respects of enterprise, energy and so
cial union.
l have just received copy of a
beautifully illustrated 40-page publ
cation, entitled Grand Forks Illus
trated," published under the auspices
of the Business Mems Association of
that enterprising young city. A pc
rusal of the publication goes most
forcibly to illustrate the energy, en-
terprise and industry of the citizens
of that thriving young metropolis of
North Dakota. Yet it is only one of
many other young villages fast be-
coming cities of enterprise and ener-
gy.
Is it not high time Morris would be
STIRRING itself Let us organize
Business Mems Association, Chamber
of Commerce, Citizens Union, Board
of Trade, or some other organization,
so we can effectually set forth the adj
vantages and great resources OF our
town and surrounding country. Let
us get together and do so at once.
Don't wait any longer. Let us get
out our publication, morris Illustra.
ted" thereby show to the world, espe-
cially our neighboring towns, that we
too have a town and surrounding COM
munity that we are not afraid to show
to the world.
1 suggest, Mr.. Editor, that you con-
stitute yourself committee of one to
take the preliminary steps and ar
range for citizens or business mems
meeting at an early day, and call on
the writer for any assistance necessary.
hope I am not asking too much of
you. CITIZEN.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10

The Vienna correspondent OF The
London Standard says that at least
dozen persons were killed in the recent
lightning storm there.
It is now announced that President di
Fonseca of Brazil, who has been seri-
ously sick from an attack of asthma at
Petropolis, has recovered.
Leopold Harner, the Austrian states
man, philosopher and economist Is dead.
He was born in Prague, March Is, 1918,
and was Austrian premier in 1870.
Large numbers of the refugee Jews
from Russian persecution are taking
refuge in the Asiatic provinces of
Turkey, where they are considerably
treated.
The execution of a Sepoy deserter
from native regiment, who was one of
the leaders in the recent rebellion in
Manipur took place Monday in the pub
lie square at Manipur.
Hans Vole, a young man % years old,
living near Bristol, S. D., committed
old we'll thirtY-four feet deep. The cause
is supposed to be insanity.
The recent notable sales of 80, ,129
acres in the Red river valley of school
lands at $50 per acre was four and five
times as much per acre as Kansas and
Nebraska school lands brought.
A German in London says that con-
trary to the usual impression the most
active duelists in Bonn and in other Ger
man universities are foreigners, and
especially the English and Scotch.
The brigands who recently captured
aumber of Germans, passengers on
railway train between Constantinople
and Adrianople, whom they held for
ransom, have released their prisoners.
A dispatch from Stockholm says that
the Swedish riksdag has passed law
prohibiting Roman Catholics from seek
ing to make converts to their faith.
The exercise Of the faith Is freely per-
mitted,
After forty three years of able service
as a railroad man, j. w. Hobart, gen.
eral manager of the Vermont Central
railroad, has announced his retirement
from active participation in railway
affairs.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10
A pslightfu1 Summer Resort.

If any of our readers intend to tale
a vacation during the warm weather,
and do not wish to tire themselves
with long journey, they cannot find
a more delightful and desirable place
than Brightwood, situated on the
beautiful wooded shores of Lake
Ripley, LltciIfeld, Minn. The grounds
encircle the Lake and are cool and
shady, perfectly charming. The rates
charged by the manager, E. L. Dan.
forth, are very reasonable and the ac-
commodations all that can be desired.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10
a Great Offer,

We are now prepared to make the
readers of the TRIBUNE great offer,
viz: We VIII furnish the
Mrs. Logan's Magazine -tno
magazine in the counCry-one year
for 81. IS; and also as a premlum we
give each subscriber Mrs, Logan's
six charts for the kitchen, giving re-
liable instructions for cooking. These
charts will sell readily for so cents.
We call this big offer, and our read
ers should not hesitate to take adyan.
tage of it. This offer holds good fOr
the next sixty days.
Call at the TRIBUNE office and get q
sample copy of the Home Magazine.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10

III. S. Judson went to Wheaton ol
business Monday.
s. A. Flaherty is attending court a
Wheaton this week.
p. w. Durkee of the town Of Moor'
took in Saturdays races.
2. A. Mccarthy made q business
trip to Chicago last week.
Col. Taisey and wife of Donnell,
enjoyed the races here last Saturday.
John Noble of Browns Valley was
here on legal business last Thursday
Fred Bunnell of Sauk Centre smiled
on his numerous friends in Norris on
Thursday last.
Mrs. Westinghouse of Waverly, this
state. is visiting her sister. Mrs. a. H.
Stenger of this city.
Miss Ola Kemp is now employed at
the First National bank as stenog-
A3k'uot dIu I9l'C"iitSi'
John Mccullough of Britton, S. D..
was visiting relatives here last Satur
day and took in the races.
Mrs. l.. III. Wellington and her Sis
ter, Miss Helen Scott. are visiting
relatives and friends in Wisconsin.
Messrs. Judson, Jones, Flaherty,
McCanney. Clark. Lille and Igo took
in the races ut Graceyille last Mon
day.
DR.. Spur accompanied the Sons to
st. Cloud us their attending physician.
The Doc. will look after the health of
the boys.
J ID. Gillespie went to st. Paul Mon
day night to attend the annual meet
ing of the Grand Legion of Select
knights.
Capt. Dresser, A. Gunderson and G.
C. Thorpe of Hancock were among
the interested spectators at the races
last Saturday.
Little Tommy Schultz of Rrnds-
vile brought us Il beautiful boquet of
flowers yesterday. Thanks. Tommy.
You are Il nice boy.
Gen. Schofield, commander of the
army, is to be married OH the 18th
inst. to Miss Georgia kilbourne, the
belle of keokuk, Iowa.
w. L. Colyer visited his brother. C.
H. Colyer of Wheaton last week. His
brothers wife has been dangerously
i'll, but Mr.. C. informs us that She was
better when he left on Sunday.
Miss Victoria Cumberland, employ
ed in J. A. Johnson's office, has the
honor of being the first lady appointed
notary public in Stevens county, she
having received her commission as
such few days since.
Benson Monitor: Mrs. T. w. Stone,
Mrs. w. A. Poland, Mrs. w. F. Will
cox, Mrs. C. B. McCune and Mrs. Lii
lie Harter attended the annual meet.
.ng of the Minnesota Valley Confer
ence of Congregational churches, held
1t Morris last week.
The two best pleased men in Norris
last Friday were J. d. Good and Pres
Ident Judson of the First National,
Their excessive joy was oecasioned by
the sweet, soul-stirring music waited
on the perfumed air by two sons OF
fair Italy with wind-broken bagpipe
md a cracked clarionet. These de-
ightful musicians took especial pains |
% serenade the above named gentle
men at their places of business.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10

If some one wishes to invest i'll a
running horse we advise him to eX-
anime Spotted Jim, owned by Barrett
Bros. We think this well known
runner can be bought at reasonable
figures, if application is made soon.
Jim is good one and is now in the
best possible shape: Address, Bar:
rett Bros, Morris, Minn.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10
Cattle StraYed.

About 90 head of cows, heifers and
steers strayed from the drove that
passed through Morris about the goth
of May. Said cattle are branded Fl
on the horn and hiack paint Oh the
hip. Any information wian-s .,,v =.
said cattle may be found may be left
with James Kennedy, Morris.
JOHN HOESCHEN.
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10
Look Here. All Ye Cripples and
Wounded

DIR AMOS, the well known Physician
who has had very extensive practice
throughout the State, will hold examina-
tions free and will give true statement
of the origin and termination of diseases
of all kinds.
The Doctor is now at Glenwood, where
he will remain two months. 25t2
Morris tribune., 1891-06-10

Whether on pleasure bent or bust
ness, should take OH every trip bot
tie of Sryup Of Figs, as 1t acts most
pleasantly and effectually OH the kid
neys, liver and bowels, preventing
fevers, headaches and other forms of
sickness. For sale in soc and $1.00
bottles by all leading druggists.