Morris tribune., 1899-05-20
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he Creamery is in running order now,
freeman and O'Brien spent sunday III
Srris
| William Hartumg wassa Morris visitor
I 4esday.
lIf- and Mrs. Paul kanooth spent Sun
1dg ia Alberta.
ohm Milne of fHerman,W Mas seen OF our
sieets last Tuerday,
/ he NJ. w, A. held regular meeting
lat Thursday evening
Phn Fritz arrived home from Yankton,
SE0. lastrSaturday night
number of land seekers were looking
or vicinity the past week.
llius Hagen spent Sunday in Donnelly
tA guest of his uncle Joe Hagen.
Trick A. Kurud was initiated into the
histories of Woodcraft last meeting.
lhomas Halverson. ohr genial ner-
cRnt, did business1in Morris Monday.
tiss Mary Kolodzy of Rendsyille, called
oHNIrs John Hartung Friday afternoon.
lhurch service We're held in the school
h4se last Sunday by Pastor Lundquist.
Id Hartung arrived home from Chokio
Tesday and departed for Finley Wednes-
da
luditor Harrison did. business here last
Tksday under the employ of the Great
Ndthern.
1r. and Mrs. Chas. KIoos, of RoseviIle.
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin
Las Thursday
Tlorwald Dahl. our genial confectionery
1n4l is doing an extensive trade for a
net beginner.
his reported of a new store to be put in
her in the near future. The parties are
frosl Owatonna.
Jshn HiIla and sister Josephine spent
las Thursday evening as the guests of
NIis Harriet Youngberg,
Sihool in District No. 81 closed last Fri
daIfor three months vacation. Bart
was the teacher.
Anelia Olson retuned home from
Arthur, Y. D. for a fewweeks visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. r. Olson.
Aired King, accompanied by some
frields of Norris, We're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John King last Sunday.
Misses Rachel Olson, Mary Olson, Anne
Nekon and Lena Peterson were the guests
IF Hiss Mamie Olson last Sunday.
Mrs Aug. A. Rohrenbach has been visit
ns her parents the past week, Mr. and
Nfrt. James Robinson, ofEverglade.
TA .,.,,s- 4o1x,S, Go,
1aA on a sick call, Willie, the son of Mr..
lndNIrs. Gus Parsons. being the victim.
Tfos. Tosney and sister frankie and
Ne1le Tosney accompanied by Philip
Row were Chokio visitors last Sunday
Ley Youngberg departed for Usage, Ia.
asst Stnday to be absent for eight or ten
lays Lew is in the real estate business
low Hays.
Anon O. K. Weltzen took the contract
or ptttiug in the grade between Section
Peberton and Section 36 Donnelly, con-
idefltion 500.
Rilky Hills went to Morris last Saturday
nd Mas home for dinner. What do you
hinklof that, boys? Riley must have re
ormed lately.
Messrs. Frank Mclaughlin, Philip Rowe
'hiliB Rohrenbach, and Bart Monaghan
rovefto Morris last Tuesday evening to
he NJ. w. "A. meeting.
Arthur Youngberg,I Seward Youngberg,
Irs Lew Youngberg and Miss HATTIE
,oungberg spent Sunday evening in DON
le11y the guests of Riley Hills and family
John Neudick and Herman Michlecheck
we're sa1lefs in town on Sunday They
nadethe trip on their bike! The last seen
# them they were going toward the west
rn country.
When you want any horses broke to
Lrive go TO Frank johnson. He will
eachiyou to drive with one line and keep
hem agoing in circle from the appear
nce Monday.
Theltown Board of Supervisors meets at
Alex Rohrenbach's on May %, at ten
,'cloClS a. III. for the purpose of letting
ome road work out on contracts to the
owest bidders.
Riley Hills reports that they have one
-ery asst correspondents in their vicinity
lie adds that the scribe reported Emil
Selson returning Home from south Dako
a the last of the week, when the paper
anne on the same train as Nelson did. II
5 mystery to Riley. but from all az
,earances the correspondent is all o. X,
A lively and desperate runaway took
,laceOn our streets Tuesday, they jumped
litches and crossed railroad track but
he last seen of them they were going
oward Herman with no serious harm
lone and also they left their charming
Irivers In Donnelly. The reported the
cam belonging to Mr.. Derby, of Herman.
A'number of Donnellyites attended the
uneral of the late Andrew Nelson on last
afternoon. The remains were
aid to rest in the Lutheran Cemetery
lorth of Donne1ly. The Rev. Lunquist, of
preached the sermon. The pail
carers were Messrs. John Eckman, Lud-
ig Nelson, c. o. Anderson, G. E. Ander-
on, Chas. Stoneberg, and Andrew Stone
erg.