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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28
Uoroe.
etatiEiR aarbos for 1895.

Oct Observation-Disclosures adrDos
for 1895 sr ubtommst.
garbossn bsspnber rlso at mlrlos
ON, at Horss. eftsr b. ilo'te PaaI'oe'
Iias SpmaaIinger sr 322,3o4 aDa0s
rattilcmster, bporuf bare 229 ao.'
am. oaar til glabs for gperns. sol
tsmrneosn bar sftsr fiofte 5oltet9l'
ling q. San. 1891 2,oOo,9l7 Wte''
METER. Den iaatuIOts rsIattps Sss
foltning (antaIet af Snbbp9ssre pr.
Sp. zRm.) bar SAT. s 9perre Dor
467,68O RennsTtsr elsr 23.7 prpcent
af 2anoets Snbbpssers,os paa Sanoet
Dor 1,52O,944 Msnneiter sasr 1868
Yrotsnt.
Relation. llbenom be ebar,gs'
lif 2uiberfe Dor Der | 2anbst bare
3O,6S5 Mennefter. Qlf benz er Wteos
lsmmerne al be lutberite 5rimsniss
beber pg Mstbobiitsrne omtrsnt lt9e
talrige, nemlis ca. $500 al bpsr.
0srefter fommer Dem, iom life till
bsrsr noset sroesiamfuno, 5000
Salst, bersfxr gaptiitsrne 4,2Oo,
Gatbolit.rne 1000. If Sober tnoes
214, Mormon.r $50. Oct minbffs
airteiamfunb er llnitariernss, fom |
1891 fob opfert msb l. en- Stls
b9nger.
Sisn pg HationuIitet. Der bar /
Nprse ben 1. Sanuar 81 ubitiaig Here
Spinber 1,015, 141) enb WGno(925,e
$3.50. of llSlGnbinger Der / 2anbet
sr Gbsniterne talrigit, $4,000 perios
ner. of apansr finbss $3.50 os al
2appsr 20,790.
@gtsItaber. aaiter man ct Bill
paa Spgaperne pper i~nbgaueoe Wgts'
ftaber / be fibIte ii aar, iaa Ter man,
at Der n9iten uforanberlig er inbsaat
10000 ggeteItab om auret.
nbpanbringen bar / 1889 1850
gsrIoner, ites / 1893 til tit bsieite Sal
tnben bsnne 9sripbe, nemlis til 49,
77S, men iant I 1894 plubielis nst
til $3.50. Smtrent ale ubpanorert
er reiIt til 4merita.
Goltemansbens silpart. Der 70:
bes / be Isnere Oar ca. 10000 flere
snb Der bsr, | Rorge. Men Solte'
mGngbens iamlebe Stlp9rt bar ali:
sspsI / 1898 bare 5000; ben bar en-
gang Il 1879 parst iau for iom &C..
500, men riatianot psiua ct entel'
Oar Q8S2) aftasst meb $500 Mens
neIfer.
@tf "polbIomme Ssbsfalb" fplbeE
Ielotol9ellg bet pperpeteloe Nntd.
9rutning, / 1893 life minbrs emf
1000 silfeIoer. Ser inbtraf I be
| iibitnGpnte 4ar IA Morb % 13C
Selpmprb.
of 9sbsauriagerne er 2unsete'
ring ben lanst pperoeienoe, Der bsb,
/ 1892 life frrre enb 1860 Menns:
fer beraf ener 15.5 procent at FAINT.
lise 9sbsfalb. Hait 2un9etarinssr
tom / 1892 2unsebetanbslie meb ON
trent 1000 Silfalbsr pg berefter gl
bsrbomsipaebeO (169O silfalber)
&raft (1280) pg Sifterit (1230)
Rapnes iaa gruntit, Tom / 1892toftso
bel 1000 Menneiter 2ipet, iad er b
Oigti9ite 9sbsaariassr nepnt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28
Zen naemtlise Warfeoss
operii9t.

R. O. DUN g. Co.'S usentlise San'
bslsOperiist fra Rem gOrt flyer ben
25be Sanuar 81. a.:
Den fcrlsbne llse bar piit mere til
%ipuslabenbe enb Sirtelis 8sbrins. Iri'
ierne paa enfelte Groouiter 6ar iteset,
bog fun iom Splss Of en- fremberifenbs
Renins ON. at Goripniusen Dor mins
bre, enb mon bapoe pentet.
Sanoelsrsrelien ffabes iremoeleS peb
senatets lloiattslie meb at beitemme
nUset oebrsrsnbe 8euseipSrssmaalet.
Statfammerst fan life Oente OF fOrsse
fit Cub fOrelsbis; men bet ubbetaler
oa Usiaa minbre, eno psntelis funbe
bare.
Oct aniess / Glminbelisb.b iom af'
siort, at bet npe SOnbiale pil saa for
Zig uben 8anftelisbeb, ifisnt Snbbeta'
linaen terminus moi fan tenfes at bile
mebfsre fere $iuorinser.
On Glum al favorable Tioenber fra
ublanbst ~ansaaenoe Sueoeipetulatio'
men beDirfebe en- g%risforbsielie al Oper
Sc Der, os bet til 1robs for en- Beitens
9ilfsriel, Der TOR 80 TrOcent itsrre
eno | en- tiliparenbe use iiior. Sor
fsrIte Sang paa mango Raaneoer bar
csiaa uofsrielsn fra Itlauterbausipiten
abifiais itsrre iummeulisnet meb 5iors
arrets paa iamme Tio. Dog bar uo'
fsrielen Of iioiie Gars Gulins til Gatp
p9ret IL, SOC, 900 8uihels minors, enb
boab ben piite paa bsnne Gib ifior meb
Ssnipn til bet fOresaaence Gars Sue'
beaplins. Oct antasss Der paa Wars
tebet, at Giteriprrsielen fra rblanbet
b~erefter mac bliue meset itsrre ipm
Gslse af utilitrattelis 5~Oripnius | an'
bre 2anbe. 8entes fan bet lanstira
life, at Gfteripsrsielen pil bamle up
meb ben enorme 5Orsselie 8eitens
9ilfsriel al ben npe Gulins, ium MI
bar naaet 137,6oo,0oo YuibeIs mob
1o7, $50, 191 ifiOr, easr en- Guriiiel al
81 Yrocent.
Ss forbi SueSepriisn ites, berfOr
ites Usiaa Wuispriien unber Tilsans
us Export / famine Our ium isr. 8pms
ulosnoteriuserne panOt &c, uastet Der.
Clifton bar beresnet 8umulbsapliusen
til 100000 9aler, iamtiois iom Tils
fsrielsu til Wartebet ipnss OF tale for
en- iaa for 5Uripuins.
Tsitilpirtninsen bar ~iusentins buns
bet. Gfteripprsielen i fremtiois 2epss
ring ct ifral.
Ssiaa 4riierne paa ulbparer bar en-
nebaogaaenoe genoens. Der Ct lioen
gfteripsrsiel.
rlbOmietninsen piier 1850, $50
9uno for be iioite tire Tiger; beraf bar
IL. 7s1, 900 8unb ubenlanof Srem'
brinselie. s famine 2iosrum iiior
bar Smietninssn l7.246. $3.50 9unS,
bporaf 6,s47,350 9unb u~oenlanOit.
Sssiemer &ujern ct iteset til $13
gittsburs % sraat Smeoejern til
SLIPS - &eiultater al ben itOre 8pms
binations SOrbsielie al 8rilen pau
@pts os aoarts. Sernparer er sien=
nsminitlis IL Erucent lapsre Tris
enb lite Sanuar.
Gfteripsrsielen er flarlisen attfur
liben | Sorbulo til Soripuinsen; bt
isan9perenSe gerfer tassr 5Ortieneiter
fra bpsranbre bsrpeb, at bet enc Sir.
ma unb.rbposr bet anoet
vi "2afe" aobber bar llbbpttst fer
/ 2anbet December Maaneb 1854
Cons % GLASS | bet iibite Salpaur q
1895, mob 43,6S4 I europa. Slp %
ginblif er uioranbret.
gntauet al Jauittsr | llsens 2sb
/, bar | be 5prensbe Stater 373, moi
1868 iiior. 8 GAMBIA bar &Onturiers
|, mes slntal 81, mob SO ifior.
I'm ionouff SrnpSh, fiennpISs Ter
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28
DtTerterne.

paa tit itbfte Wers, Ter bet uo til. stun
pda ariftiansfanostanten bar Der |
ben f%orlsbne lee p9ret fiifet libt itriz
pes ben Ste bs. 2ansere inbe | 5iors
ben, iom peb 2uurDis os Grebritss
itab, ipnes 5iitet at bore omtrert
forbi.
Oct er life roset fort llpbntte
gitlanbsfitst bar sioet iaur. 8iits
moi er bet 10 bebre eno ifior, men
Spantummst itaar ~betpbelig til6dge
for be tiblisere 4ars. Se gobe pris
fer, iom molten ben belle Sib bar peret
betalt for Barren, bill bog for 5ifernes
pebtommenbe bsbe pua ben minoree
5angit.
@eb SpsnitetDiten berimOb bar man
bapt ct sobt Iar. Der er brast ilanb
meeet oper en- balp Minion. SOnber.
Rimslispis Dil Sansitsn inort ilutts
Der psIaa. Ss MI er Der life tor rlbs
Iigt til at faa ben affat, ifalb Siffst
itutpe pebpure / nosen Sio. Se
uoenlanbTe Marfebsr ct pperfplote,
ps / Snblanbst bar Splt MI piftnot
faaet, bpab be bebsper.
Men paa 0eIttpitsn er Der Glib NOT,
g Rsmsbal er Der anlebnins til at
itense iaa meset, iom man tror at
tunne eisre 8rus al, ps uSenfor Smss
len saar Silbsn | ubbre Stimer.
garnFT.t er MI opbDrt paa be aanter
al ben fsr tienbte Iarias, at Garns
fangiten life er afiattslis lanser;
man umaser fig life meb at befri Gil
ben for Stia1ene, % ba fdar ben
ale aienb.res Sine ct mobbpoelist
ubfeenbe. 5r. Sifteriinipsttsr Dahl
oplpIer imiblertio I ct 2otalblab, al
ban unber S.bfilbffet iIommer fors
maaebe en- bel Del Siitere til at uno.r'
taite @arniilosn en- anben 9ebanbling
Silben rsrtes ON meb en- 2ime | 81.
panb, pa en- to tire bar ben befriet ira
Stialene pg III en- aolsr. Der sjorOs
at ben life tunbe fjelnes fra bsoit'
Sort RptIilb. 9et toiter life mans'
Minuters Irbeibe at foretase benn'
Sebanbling al en- Ssnbe Glib, ner
bet oisr, at man faar ben bebre betdlt
Haar man peb, at Garnilben | 8e:
oelsn ftaar 2-3 8r. lapere enb Not'
Iiloen, faa Itulbe ba pei Jiiternes eyer
Sorbel tiliise benz at paalegse fig Der
Smule 9rbbert.
Streien bar MI mslbt fig paa b.
Fefte az fine febpanlise @interitatio'
ner, life npgenftebs | pibere Menso,
enbnu, men man fer bog, at ben TIT
bar slemt samls somter. Sra be fie:
tie Steber forlpber, at Streien idat
er obfiIig febere eno itlor, og Def ia
Der 10 life fort til. Saa niger Sire
'om ben, Der for Gr.mpsl opffeosi
aofoten ifior, er NOT ijslbsn at ie
gluereoe psb Biifets 9espnbslie bal
Sifen Iaa f~luntsn os lepsrfattig, ion
ON ben filbs bore pmtrent ubspbt
0erfor siorbs aines os Spbsasn'
FFern. bet iaa sobt ifipr. Den iult'
ne BIZ 10 siern. babe wfab.
Naor unptaees Silben, ps ttloeli
Rpanen, iaa er Der paa be uoenlanbf
Marteber spbe ubfster for bore 81
f%eriprpbutter. 8aabe Glipfif Of
StptHf ppnaar bsie priier os fnbe
en- liplis gfteripsrsiel ps aasrene
iaapelube iom berhiemme, er itsrtt re
bucerebe. Seller lite be andre fftenb
Rationer iss at iibbs inbe meb iGr
beles tor. 8eboloninser. Oct Tan ps
{aa forubIss, at 2eperpriierne til Bin
teren bliper notiaa antaeelise. opal
ps Ssbapsfansitsn taitebe itfe fort a
zig os bill berfor lite iunne pptrab
Tom nosen farlis aonturrent, os b.s
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockhol-
ders of the DEBORAH Building and Loan
Association will be held at the City Hall
Monday evening Feby. 3rd 1896 at ?
o'clock P. NJ, for the election of direc.
tors and the transaction of such business
as may legally come before it.
E. ], Curtin. Secy.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28

Get rSaneIpnlist on, be fan rtaa frsm I'll
be nsoliosrbe Grmsricre, ba Sierspas'
Sene mensm Sp'pitcu % bet 5nore al
Grnsnisn ar uircmiommeliss pna 6runo
al ben hnbe Sne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28
gsue,utIases Commissioner

bclbt | Srebnss fit fsrite reselmasfiSr
Rsps, us iamtlise Mteolemmer bar till
'tebs. Oct sneite, ben siurbe, bar at
bsrs oplait en- Seaport fra 8roi. Gil
man ON 2anbfart pusr bet omitribte
Giehef.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28
Ght RpNhus.

. sprn al Rois, aosieuu Gountp,
T1inn., sr pprsttst ct npt goitbus msb
Rapuet Mopbp, I'D. Stussn sr ubs
nrrnt til 9oitmsiter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28

ubm mdster be life at l.p.r. ben crr'
bifuloeite os melt '6ete 9raniort, mems
lig Rtbieintranen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28
DOKTOR T. STABO,
&Gae fra 6rtfianta
uniperiitet,
Srngte Separatorer tlllalSs

On Bel bruats NIsoss separatprsr | COB st prriil
oioe iol9t btutgt for xoutant. ne bir pnasL,ilfis
men &c naiss faa apee ION npe. Af MSSTaui!,
-alphas", tore Oh inaa. Better % 9urblhrt.. .sSgr'
ssstons". "lnitso StItest, "ShlrpIes osi WI
bos" % Butter Or raetprs." Sfrip trlL lgy Y0s
laasn. aesesis; ab. B. Bapne, y. D. gs gs
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-28
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Morris tribune., 1896-07-08
A New M. e. Church.

The building committee Of the M
E. Church society held a meeting last
evening in the church vestry and de-
cided to go ahead with the work OF
building the new church. There yet
remains small amount to be raised,
but with the encouragement already
received they feel that they will ex-
perience no difficulty in raising the
balance. The church when finished
will be magnificent structure and
one that the people can point to with
pride, and every public spirited man
should do his best to aid such a
worthy project. The plans and spec
ifcations are to be returned to the
architect for completion and the exact
cost of the building, It is expected
that work will soon be commenced.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08
Entertainment.

The "Destrect Skule" will be given
under the auspices of the Ladies
Floral Club of Morris on Friday
evening, July 10th, 1896, at court
house hall, commencing at 8:15 p. m.
Come and have hearty laugh.
The entertainment will consist of q
representation of one day in school
some fifty years ago, giving the
games during play hours and the
morning exercises by the infant read
ing, geography and grammar classes
followed by the last afternoon OF
school scholars reciting pieces, sing
ing and declaiming.
Remember at the court house hall,
Friday, July 10th, at Sis p. m. Ad-
mission 25 cents
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08
Ahate the Nuisance

Unless some rigid measures are
adopted by the city authorities pretty
soon, the people of this quiet little
town will find themselves hopelessly
at the mercy of the tramp nuisance
They are a constant menace to our
wives and daughters from morning
until evening, and are getting so I'M
pudent and sauscy that the ladies
are afraid of their life if they refuse
them something to eat, and iflrhey
give one a meal they might as we'll
throw their house open into free
o bic eating house, as they will be
hampered to death by the whole
gang. There is any amount of work
to be done in our city as improve,
ments to our sidewalks and streets,
and if the city authorities should
start chaingang and compel these
rascals to do it, as some
other cities DO. the scarcity of tramps
will be very noticeable in short
space of time, and peace and content
ment would once more reign in our
city. Let something be done to rid us
of this nuisance, and done quick.
Ditch the streets, repair the side
walks, etc.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08
A Scarce Article.

Two weeks ago the TRIBUNE in
formed its readers of the scarcity Of
binder Irvine, and advised them to
place their orders early as the price
was bound to go higher. The price
has gradually been going up and will
continue to increase. In confrfna
ton of the article published two
weeks ago, we herewith publish let
ter, through the kindness of Mr.. S.
Stewart, received by him last week
from the Irvine factory at the Still
water state prison, which will prove
the truth Of the previous article, and
also show to the farmers that they are
at the mercy of Eastern corporations,
or will be soon, as the prison firm
cannot supply the demand, and the
Eastern firms have cornered sisal and
hemp, and consequently they will con
troll the price to suit themselves:
saltwater, Mimi, July 3rd, 1896.
rs. Stewart, Esq, Morris Mimi:
Dear Sir:-I am in receipt OF your
esteemed favor of the End inst, in
forming me that you will need an
other carload of Irvine and asking if
we cannot get one ready for immedi-
ate shipment. | am exceedingly
sorry to inform you that we cannot
possibly ship another car Of Irvine to
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08
BiseI-SuIier.

Rev. A. Fl. Tebbets united Benz. F.
Bisel, of Clark, S. D.. and Miss Ella
Sulier, Of Hancock, in the holy bonds
of matrimony at the parsonage, on
the glorious Fourth Of July, and two
hearts that beat as one started forth
to celebrate a glorious life of welded
bliss hand in hand. Their numerous
friends unite in extending we'll wishes
and congratulations.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08
Died

In this city last Monday morning
at $50, Mr.. James Thomasson OF
paralysis.
Mr.. Thomasson was an old and re-
respected resident Of this county hav-
ing settled here seventeen years ago.
He leaves a wife and two children,
Mrs. Carl jacobson of this place and
Mr.. Thos. Thomasson of Benson, to
mourn the loss of devoted husband
and father. The stricken family have
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity. The funeral took place yester-
day from the Norwegian Lutheran
church.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08
THE FOURTH.
How 1t Was Celebrated by Nor.
ris People.
Some Went to 0lenWood, Cyrus
and Pomme de Terre.

Saturday was one of the quietest
days Morris has experienced TO I
many a moon, despite the fact that it
was the glorious Fourth and the day
to celebrate the declaration of INDIE
pendence. From early morn till late
at night the town was almost deserted
and the X rays would have to be
called in use to discover dweller OF
the city had it not been for the sound
of an occasional fire cracker here and
there which the small boy that had to
stay at home enjoyed himself with
during the day. The largest crowd,
which included the base ball club and
enthusiasts,took the morning train for
Glenwood and spent the day there
witnessing sports of of various kinds
and listened to the speech of Hon.
Knute Nelson. The center of attract
ion there for our people was the base
ball game in which it was expected
that the Morris team would come out
second best by good many, and in
which they were doomed to dissap-
pointment The Elbow Lake team
had Anderson and Straus for bat
terry from the Minneapolis league club
and the best players they could pick
in the adjoining towns; and still they
were no match for the Morris team,
which had snap in winning the S75
purse. Eighteen hits were made off
Anderson, the Elbow Lake pitcher
and but three off Hoar In the eighth
inning the score stood 12to 2 in favor
of Morris, when the Elbow Lake boys
kicked on decision of the umpire and
refused to finish the game, whereupon
the umpire gave the game to Morris
by the score of9to0 0. Gaffney UNI
pired. Over 300 people went from
here.
A celebration was also in progress
at Cyrus and not a few of our citizens
attended there. Several went over on
the morning train and large number
drove over. All apparently enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent.
Another gathering of our promin-
ent citizens could have been seen
vending their way to the shores of
Pomme De Terre lake. where they
picniced and enjoyed very sociable
time.
Last, but not least. comes the ones
who staid at home and enjoyed the
quietness of the home and amused |
themselves watching the patriotic
school boy with his toy cannon and
fire works. No accidents have as yet
been reported in town, and none at
the adjoining places, except few
black eyes which was brought about
by too free use of the flowing cup.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

E. j. jones has just added a COM
plete stock furniture to his hardware
and any one wishing anything in that
line would do well to examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

A novel and attractive feat.is being
performed daily in the front window
of Olsen, Gutter, Healy Co.'S. clothing
store. Mr., Brush, a scenic artist OF
Minneapolis, is stationed in the win
dow and paints scenes in a remark
able short time, one Of which is given
away with every cash purchase of So
or over. The pictures are beautiful
and artistic and fit to decorate the
walls of any house. The accuracy
with which Mr.. Brush strikes off a
picture is sight worth seeing.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

M. B. Lord & Co. have Just received
into their warehouse their Irvine for
this seasons sale. It consists of
Sisal, Standard and pure Manila,
and has all been expressly manufac-
tured for them by the Columbia
Cordage Co. Farmers will find it to
their advantage to call and examine
this Irvine before buying elsewhere.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

The genial, jovial and all round
good fellow, John Landberg, who was
once sheriff Of Stevens county, but at
present northwestern agent for Pabst
Brewing Company with headquarters
at Minneapolis, was in town last week.
He is hale and hearty and as jovial as
ever, and claims to be the only Demo
crat in Minneapolis.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Although binding Irvine is advanc-
ing in the markets and getting scarce,
Stewart has stock of Plymouth Ma
nilla and Standard for sale at the old
prices. Call and leave your orders
before this stock is sold.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

The annual meeting of the Stevens
County Bible society will be held at
the Congregational church next Sun
day evening. Union services will be
held, consequently there will be no
services at the Methodist church in
the evening. All are invited
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

any one. Our stock is run down and
we are making twine by running
night and day to fill the orders we
already have on hand. | am very
sorry, but it is utterly impossible to
accommodate you.
Every truly yours,
HENRY WoLFER, Warden"
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

VIM. R. Dobbyn, of the Progress
sive Age, Minneapolis, is expected to
deliver an address at the Peoples
party convention in this city next
Saturday. He is also expected to de-
liver lecture at Perkins lake in the
town of Swan Lake, on Sunday after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

The W. c. T. U. met with Mrs. A,
A. Stone last Monday afternoon.
The attendance was good and enthu-
siastic. Al L. T. L. will soon be or
ganized. The election of officers will
take place at the next meeting and
all are requested to be present.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08
Strayed or Stolen.

A dark bay or brown gelding, 8
years old, black points, l5a hands
high, 100 lbs weight, rangy built
and somewhat knee sprung. Left
last Wednesday evening. Finder re-
warded. GEO. E. DARLING,
Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Rev. Sam'l Ellery, of Owatonna, will
occupy the pulpit in the NJ. E. Church
next Sunday morning, Mr.. Ellery
was formerly pastor of this church
five years ago, and many of his friends
will be pleased to hear his familiar
voice once more in their midst.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

A, McConville left last night for
Milwaukee, where he will consult DR..
Snyder, the famous oculist, with re-
gard to bis eyes. From there he will
go to Chicago and take in the Demo
cratic convention,
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Mrs. N. r. Spur and Mrs. Ahner
Dalrymple left this morning for
Seattle, Wash, where they expect to
be absent about a month visiting
relatives and friends.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

A complete stock of refrigerators,
ice cream freezers, water coolers and
water filters kept constantly on hand
at E. j, Jones'.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

j. r. Kruger carries a complete
line of paints, oils, varnishes and
brushes, and at very reasonable
prices.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Hegbert Thomasson returned home
from Minneapolis last week, where he
has been attending school the past
year.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs Thos. c. Thomasson,
of Benson, were called to the death
bed of his father in this city last week.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

A gospel temperance meeting will
be held Sunday, July 10, at the NJ.
E. church. Program will be an
nounced later.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

The smoothest and strongest Bind
ing Irvine now on the market is the
Plymouth goods. For sale at Stew
arts
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Mrs. Abner Dalrymple returned on
Saturday last from Chicago, where
she was visiting the past month.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

L. V. Barnes and family left last
week for two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends at Marshall.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

David Savage of Lauc qui Parle
was visiting with the family of L. v.
Barnes last week.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Rev. Samuel Ellery, of Blue Earth
City, is. renewing old acquaintance
in this city this week.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Paints, oils and varnishes, always
fresh and new and a complete stock
at E. ]. Jones'.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Regular meeting of the county com
missioners next Monday, July Is.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Mr., and Mrs. g. F. Cogel are visit
ing relatives and friends in Red
Wing.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Plymouth Manila and Sisal Bind
ing Twines for sale at Stewards.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Farmers should bear in mind that
E. j. Jones is the place to buy their
machine oil.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart and son Guy
are spending few days recreation
on the shores Of Lake Minnewaska
near Glenwood, having left for there
on the evening of the 3rd SO as to be
in Glenwood and participate in the
celebration of the Fourth at that
place.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

If you need any wall paper, go to
]. r. Kruger. He will save you
money.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

Go to S. Stewart for your fence
posts and fence wire Glidden paint
ed only p cents per pound; a good 4
point painted wire S2,15 hundred
pounds.
Morris tribune., 1896-07-08

F. A. Rising of Winona was in the
city last week on business.