Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1899-06-24
DONNELLY ECHOS.
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Fourth Of Iuly IS coming. Ha, IA!

plete arrangements for the grand Wood
men Picnic. Sports and amusements OF
all kinds VIII take place. Liberal prizes
will be given for all events:-horse races
foot races, bicycle races, and sack races
Boat and tub races will be among the
features of the day. A ball game at pm
between the Fats and the Leans; dancing
in the evening at the Pavilion; grand
display of fireworks given'i in the evening
Officer of the Day, c. o. Anderson.
Committee-Philip Rowe, F. J. McLaueh-
lin, Aug. A. Rohrenbach, Nm. ]. Hartung
w. F. Tosney, Thos. Tosney, p. d. Rohren-
bach, A. NJ. Taisey.
A gospel meeting wos held in the school
house last Sunday by Rev. Archer, of Nor
ris.
Mrs. ], w. Sheridan, of Duluth, is visit
ing friends in our village this week.
Emil Nelson returned home from Alex
andria last Friday.
Miss May Olson was in town last week
visiting friends.
AIeck Rohrenbachis building barn on
his farm.
Emil Nelson and daughter drove to Nor
ris Saturday.
Donnelly can now boast of a new flag
Watch for its appearance on the Fourth.
James Borrill and wife, of Rendsville,
called on Donne11y friends last Friday.
Herman Nichlechick and John Neudick,
of Pepperton, Sundayed in town
Judge Brown and Geo. E. Darling, of
Morris, passed through our town enroute
to Wheaton last Saturday.
Ask Fred Neudick, of Pepperton, about
that surprise Friday evening.
The Woodman picnic this year promises
to be an unusually ENJOYABLE one. A full
program of sports has been provided.
A number of Donnellyites transacted
business in Norris the past week
Emil Nelson had a valuable horse cut
severely on barb wire fence Sunday.
A number of land seekers were in town
the past week taking in the view of our
Stevens county soil.
Andrew Kolodzy did business in Her
man last Saturday.
Chas. Hill and wife, of Morris spent last
Monday in town.
T. J. Moore and wife were Donne1!y
visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Be1gin, of Herman, were in
town Sunday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Parsons.
Rumor is afloat off having full line of
machinery and farming implements put
in our town at an early date by Morris
parties.
D. c. Donovan of Chokio, was a caller
in own last Monday,
Ole Lier and wife, spent last Tuesday
in town visiting friends.
Hagen & Kraling offer their houses and
lots for sale. ANYBODY wishing to locate
here will do well to call on this firm.
In last weeks issue we notice some
slight mistakes. Instead of John Milne
and Emil Nelson it should have read John
Milne and Emil Youngberg who were in
town Sunda-- evening from Herman. And
the other was that the dance was on
Wednesday night instead of Monday
night Therefore we cheerfuI1y make
these corrections.
Philip Rowe, Thos Tosney, John Ekman.
G. o. Peterson, Joe Ernst. Gus. Neudicki
and John Ernst were among those from
this vicinity who took in the sights on the
Duluth excursion.
Edwin Youngberg come up from Morris
last Saturday and spent Sunday at home
Mrs. Julius Aschembaugh is visiting
her daughter in South Dakota Mrs. John
Wetmore the past week.
John Klingis building an addition to his
barn.
The town Board of Supervisors meets at
the clerks office on Monday June 18th for
the transaction of town affairs.
Mrs John Nelson is visiting relatives in
Douglas county this week.
numberof Dounel1yites intend to go
to Barrett and attend the Woodman
Picnic at that place the last of the month.
Don't forget the Ringing Bros. circus
on July 7th. We will all be there.
VIM Turner is going to build a new
dwelling house at an early date. The
was laid last of the week.
John Spooner, of Morris, was a caller in |
town last Tuesday.
Riley Hillsdrove over to Barrett last
Tuesday.
A nEf1Def OF OOIuetIV Sports dtCcnuSd a. |
dance in Grant county last Saturday
night. They all report good time.
The Donnelly Creamery takes in about |
5 900 pounds of milk daily on an average. |
Mr.. o. Riley and son James departed for |
Morris last Saturday night.
The hotel is being painted and put i'll |
first class shape. Henry Ho11enbach is |
the mechanic.
Jack Devenney accompanied by |
couple of friends did business in town |
Wednesday.
Mrs: Robert Borri11, of st. Paul, visited
friends in town Wednesday.
In this cinity we have had plenty of
rain and if anything happens we can
spare you some for haying.
Mr. Renchine and family from the
southera part of the state arrived in town
Thursday with their household goods
They take immediate possession their
house recently purchased from F. ]. Nc.
Laughliu.
There is a rImor of a wedding to take
place in the near future in Everglade.
Jack Barrett, Of Morris, was seen on our
Tuesday