Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1895-08-21


George E. Darling was in Brown
| Valley last week representing a S
Paul firm in the purchase of $7,OC
worth of Browns Valley bonds.
| A. G. Kurz, representing Georg
S.huster, leaf tobacco importer c
Milwaukee, was in town yesterda
having good time with the boys
but not selling much tobacco.
Mr.. Nelson. boot and shoe deale
of St. Paul, is in our city looking owe
the advantages and inducements her
with view to putting in a complet
stock of boots and shoes.
e. j. Jones went below Sunday t.
complete the purchase of his stock 0
hardware. He intends to carry on
of the best lines of hardware and tin
ware in the Northwest.
Don't forget the musicale to b.
given at the NJ. E. church Friday
evening, Aug. 30, by the Epwortf
league. The program will be pub
lished next week.
J. E. Danielson went East Sunday
to purchase new and full stock o.
the latest style dress goods, and ex
poets to astonish the people in low
prices on his return.
The flowers to be sent below by
the Floral club will be packed next
Friday at the home of Mrs. Gillespie
Please send in your contributions be.
fore 10 o'clock.
Brainerd defeated Willmar in a
game of ball last Monday by score
of Is to 2. Willmar had six imported
players and even they couldn't hold
Brainerd down as we'll as Morris did
with only one imported player.
II. B. Lund has returned from the
East and now has one of the most
complete stock of watches and jew
elry In the city. Latest styles, and
prices way down. A full stock of
silyerware will be here next week.
Don't fail to call and inspect goods
and prices.
There will be special meeting of
the w. G. 7. U. on Saturday after
noon next, at 5 o'clock, in the M. E.
church vestry. A full attendance is
desired, as business of importance
pertaining to district and local union
delegates to the state convention, held
next week Mt Waseca, is to be attend
ed to.
The flowers sent last week to the
Protestant Orphan asylum of st.
Paul and Maternity hospital of Min
neapolis reached their destination
fresh and beautiful, and grateful ac-
acknowledgements have been received
for the same. Also from Mother Ben
edict of St. Joseph's Orphan asylum
and Sister Bernardine of st. Joseph's
hospital.
Rasmus Larson started out yester
lay morning to hitch on to bis wagon,
when to his surprise he found the
wagon had only three wheels, the
:ourth wheel having made it's escape
without leaving any track. After
short consultation with himself he
concluded the quickest way out of it
was to drive down town and fim-fam
Lord a Co. out of new one, which
ne did and all is lovely once more.
r. H. Grace, one of our prominent
attorneys, after dtsolyipg partnsrship
With HI. G. Berry, found it somewhat
onely doing business alone and con-
'luded to form another partnership.
This time it is Grace & Son. Although
lis new partner is rather young for
he legal business, he is progressing
IS we'll as could be expected in that
lirect,oa. Mother and child are
LONG well.
Rev. Diedrichson confirmed a large
lass of young ladies and gentlemen
It the Synod Lutheran church in this
'ity last Sunday. The ceremony was
and very impressive. The
lass was composed of Edna Ander-
on, Elma Wilson, Olivia Christian
on, Leyina Deitrichson, Nicotine
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