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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-10-27

Rev. Haupt went to Alexandria last
week to take charge of the Catholic
church at that place.
Rev. A. Smith and family arrived last
Saturday from Beards1ey and will reside
in Chokio for the future.
Crank and P. H. McNa1ly are in Monta-
ma buying sheep to stock their sheep
ranch in South Dakota with.
Mrs.NG. G. Nichols returned last Satur-
day from an extended visit with re1atives
in the southern part of the state.
Miss Lucy Brown, of Minneapolis,
formerly resident of ChoIzio, is here
this week renewing old acquaintance.
Mrs. L. Hyde, of the Minnesota school of
correspondence was the guest of L. r.
Macintosh, Wednesday and Thursday.
A big Democratic rally will be held here
Saturday, Nov. 5rd. Several noted speak
ers have been procured for the occasion.
A party of land seekers from the south
ern part of the state, were looking over
Stevens county land in this vicinity this
week.
Mrs. F. Lambert and daughter Mrs Ed
Lee and daughter and Mrs. E. Burdette
were among the county seat visitors
Thursday.
p. Meyer, proprietor of the Excelsior
Steam Laundry at Wahpeton was in town
Wednesday, looking after his laundry in
terests here.
Theo. Nelson's residence is being rush
ed toward completion as rapidly as posi-
BILE and contractor Jemijohn says it will
be finished in few weeks.
A Mr.. Th1ne, of Kensit Iowa, moved his
family on to the farm south of town this
week. Mr.. Thune having purchased this
farm has come to make this his future
home.
Mat Alden returned from Blooming
Prairie Wednesday. Mr.. Alden has de-
cided to cast his lot with the residents of
that place and will leave for there some.
time in November.
Chas. Thompson and family went to
Minneapolis last week, where they will
reside hereafter. Mr.. Thompson and his
estimab1e wife made many friends dur
ing their residence here, who will regret
their removal from our midst.
The Woodman dance which will be
given by Chokio Camp on Oct. Goth,
promises to be one of the largest of the
season and all should attend. Prof. p.
Holster, of Ortonville will do the prompt
ing and everything is being done to make
the affair success.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-10-27
CHOKIO.

Woodman dance Tuesday, the Soth
N. j. Barnd was Gracevi11e visitor
Sunday.
J. E. Lee transacted business in Grace
vile Wednesday.
John Ross and wife, of Clinton were
visiting relatives here last Saturday.
Miss Kitty Kredler, of Gracevi11e is the
guest of c. E. Seeley and family this week
G. H. Caldwell has placed hot water
heating plant in his house this week.
N. J. Klein came down from Browns
Valley Tuesday returning Thursday.
c. o. Green and c. H. Dyer were hunt
ing at Wheaton, Saturday and Sunday.
Arthur French returned to his home in
st. Paul, Friday after two weeks hunt.
c. E. McAllen returned from a two
months sojourn in South Dakota Wednes-
day.
Marshal Hiland had all the rooms in the
village cooler occupied last Saturday
night.
Miss frankie Tosney, of Donne11y was
the guest of Chokio friends Saturday and
Sunday.
NJ j. Collins and Tim Murphy attended
the Democratic club meeting in Morris
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Bartlett, of Boards
ley were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Burt Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Ha1vorsen, of Monte
video were renewing old acquaintance
here this week
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-10-27

Mr.. Thos. Beach, of Iowa visited his
| nephew, L. W. this week.
Miss Stebbins, of Hastings is visiting
with Der brothers. family.
A new daughter at the Tollefson home
makes I. T. wear an extra smile.
The infant daughter of Pat Ho1strom is
| very ill and not expected to live.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained next
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Pape. A
good attendance is desirable.
No school in the upper room for several
days this week, on account of Miss Hunt
er's presence being required at court.
The chicken-pie social Wednesday night
was complete success, the ladies easily
netting the sum desired to finish paying
for their carpet.
The house and barn being erected op-
posite the church are making splendid
progress these fine days and will soon be
ready for occupancy.
The little daughter of J. r. Ho1ton's re-
ported to be suffering with the mumps, is
recovering finely after large abcess was
lanced, there being no 1numps at all.
Tuesday night, by our village lawyer, 6.
w. Beise. It was speech that deserved
a larger crowd than gathered to hear him.
Delegates returning from the Eastern
Star convention held at Herman, Monday,
report a most hospitable welcome and
good time generally. Our old townsman,
K. T. Helgeson and family are all well
and happy.
Most of our townsm an, especially those
who know little or nothing about the case,
have been at Morris as witnesses in the
Erickson-McGowan case. Great interest
is felt by friends of both parties and many
are attending from that reason alone.
The hour of evening service will be oc
cupied next Sabbath by the Ladies Mis-
sionary Society and the children's Auxil-
1iary Band of Willing Workers. An inter
esting program will undoubtedly be offer
ed and a good audience should greet their
effects.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-10-27
For Men aDd Boys.

In ordinary stores the ladies get the best of it, We have
changed this and have made Mems department complete
the store We have received large line of clothing
underwear and furnishing goods hats caps gloves mens ETC.
We call special attention suits They good goods and
fine assortment Our underwear stock complete from the
lowest to the highest priced We have also complete
stock of fur coats, Men and Boys duck and heepned
duck coats Everything for the comfort of special lot
Of boys eaters which will sell ats 40 cents The cheapest
and best thing you buy him
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-10-27
First Oct. %, Last Dec. l.
Notice for Publication.

OF THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES
LAND, OFFICE AT MARSHALL, MINI.
October 49, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
inc named settler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk of District
Court at Morris, Mimi, on December Sd,
1900. viz: Elenus S. Doe, Homestead Entry
No. 1892 for the S. E. a, Sec. 81, TIP 1913,
Range 43.
He names the following witnesses to
cultivation of said land, viz: Peter E..
Stem, of Artichoke, Mimi, Lars N. E..
Bomstad, of Artichoke, Mimi, Christen
Akre, of Artichoke, Mimi, HemminS
Hanson, of Artichoke, MINI.
G. p. SHEPARD,
Register.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-10-27
First Oct. q last Dec. /.
Notice for Publication. !
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES,
LAND OFFICE AT MARSHALL MINI
October 10Th, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
made before the Clerk of District
Court at Morris. Mimi, on December 8
1900, viz: Peter E. Stem, Homestead En-
try No. 1891 for the N. E. n, Sec. 20, Twp
1913, r. 43.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, yfz:-Elenus S,
Doe, of Artichoke, MINI, Ole s. Boo, o.
Artichoke, Mimi, Lars NJ. E. Bomstad, OF
Artichoke, Mimi.
Register.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-10-27
DONNELLY.

A Donne11y delegation drove to Morris
Thursday.
John Spooner, of Morris called on Don
nelly friends Tuesday.
Emil Reker, of Chokio was seen on our
village streets Thursday.
The windy weather delayed thrashing
last Friday and Saturday.
Church services were held in the Don
nelly school house Sunday.
Several candidates were campaigning
in our vi11ag e the past week
Republican rally next Tuesday evening
in the Donnelly school house.
November 9Th is election day, remember
you have to register to vote.
The rattle and dance last Saturday
night was postponed till tonight, every
body invited.
Mr.. A. Youngberg, of Belgrade was look
ing after his interests here last Monday
and Tuesday.
vi .Bayless gave his bank building
coat of paint last week. Ed Hartung was
chief mechanic.
. A rattle dance was slated for last even
ing at the residence of J. p. Heating, we
were unable to find out further particu-
lars for this issue.
The members of Donnelly Camp No. 4S6S
NJ. w. A. have cordial invitation to at
tend the annual ball to be given by the
Chokio Camp No. S7Os NJ. w. A. on Tues
day evening. Oct 30th.
A. w. Kerridge, of Minneapolis and
Charley Kerridge, of La Crosse, Wis, were
in Donnelly Wednesday and Thursday on
a hunting excursion. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartung dur
ing their visit.
'SIIM JIM"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-26
CHARTER OAK CHATS

Charlie Smith was up from Arion on
Wednesday.
Cora Robertson has about recovered
from the Scarlet fever. .
Mrs. j. Bornholdt was passenger to
Ute Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Shaw Van of Denison attended
tn business here Wednesday.
DIR. McWilliams and Editor Cum
mings drove to Denison on business
Tuesday.
Miss McNally of Dunlap is visiting
with Mr.. Hoffman's people in Soldier
township.
Louie and the Misses Rosa and Min.
ME kuuze returned to their home at
Worthington, Minnesota, Monday after
a pleasant visit here.
Helen Strukas, who has been staying
for several weeks with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs G.. w. Holmes.
started Thursday for her home at
Laurel. Nebraska. Dur accompanied
her to Ute.
The Misses Jessie and Mia Andrews,
leila Biglow. Vena Schurke, Grace
Bidlack, Hattie Siglin and Messrs. G.
Hiett and VIM. MAR drove to Mapleton
Tuesday evening and attended the
lecture by Vim. Hawley Smith. which
all pronounced fine.
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BUCK. GR0!N!!E!. ITEMS.

On tfe5 gsA DIDl3IHH 8 s0S3.Rl IS
wv. Whaley was business visitor
in our city Friday.
Jas. Rood transacted business al Dow
City one day this week.
Bert Powers of Defiance was on our
streets one day this week.
Peter O'Meara Of Dow City was a
business visitor Thursday. ae
John Young and sister of Pretty
Prarie were in, town Monday.
Ned Wilder and wife were up this
way from Dow City last Saturday.
Joe Koch who has been away visit
Tor some time, has returned home.
Robt. Getty and son Tom, with Geo.
Hester were at the county seat Friday.
Guy Blackman and j. l.. Williams
were at Denison on u ,siness one day
this week.
%. O. Moore of Oma;sa VINO has been
here on business for Quinn & Co., has
returned home.
Fred Downs, l.. Pane Jnc. Kepford,
land Geo. Hester, all prominent farmers,
4 We're in town this week.
Leon Bicknell and Ethel Williams.
who sundayed with their parents, re
turned to the Denison schools Monday.
Peter Arendt who has been at the
bedside of sick son at Merrill, Iowa.
mas returned; he reports his son some
better.
}. H. Hayes, our extensive sheep
man, shipped cars of sheep to Chicago
last SATURDAY.. j. H. understands the
business.
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ALL ABOUT DEL0IT,

Grant Brown visited Deloit the past
week.
Mable johnson was on the sick list
Monday.
Sally Myers has been enjoying a visit
from her sister. 81
The new 1000 pound safe arrived
Thursday for the bank at Deloit.
j. L. Prentice went to the Soldiers
Home at Marshalltown last week. ,.sI
The M. w. A. took.in another mem
Der in their lodge Wednesday night. 81
Mrs. Mary Tucker returned to her
home at Kearney, Nebraska.last week.
Mr.. Knapp's parents came this week
h to help them get domiciled in their new
hcme.1 Aa,3s
ii. ii. and Robert Ellis are putting
prime coat on L. G. Dobson's house
this week.
Lumber is on the ground for the new
G, g N. w. section house and the car
penters arrived Wednesday to build it.
Mrs. e. A. McKim and granddaugh-
ter viii 90 to Pittsburgh. Kansas, in
about a week for anlndefnite stay with
her7son, John.
| Re AZ great ,sds many are changing their
mail to Deloit, taking advantage Of
DelOit's railroad facilities which. makes
it a good market point. 4 0Yv, s ,,sr
Mrs, Roy McKim received a, visit
from her sister, Cora, a few days this
week. She took the train Wednesday,
evening to visit her mother, AhtEs. Tai
colt. H.
Teachers meeting Saturday at Deloit
was not so well attended as could be
desired. Supt. Myers was present and
was greatly disappointed at so few be-
ing present.
Mrs, J. T, Newcom sent out invita-
lions to her friends to attend a carpet
rag sewing Thursday. Those who have
ever visited at her home, know what a
good time they can expect with tasey
dinner included.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-26
E|R0N CHRONICLES

Will Laub of Denison had business in
Kiron Tuesday.
r. l.. johnson, after a several weeks
absence in Dakota arrived home on
Tuesday.
Attorney E. K. Burch of Denison
spent Monday in our berg on profess
sional business.
F. j. Mccormick of Denlson, the Rex
Stock food agent, visited our cattle
feeders this week.
W. w. Whitney of Omaha,C. &N. w.
town site agent, spent Tuesday in Kiron
attending to bus ness.
Leonard Christianson and Oscar j.
johnson went to Chicago on Tuesday
for couple of days. stay.
II. I. Ward who recently returned
from Colorado is thinking some of
starting a newspaper in our town.
N. p. Nord will have sale of his
stock and farming machinery February
8, and has decided to quit farming.
Nj. and Mrs. John Bjork welcomed
a little fellow who came to gladden.
their hearts and home on Saturday
evening.
V. E. Michaelson and p. A. Peterson
went to Council Bluffs and Omaha on
Monday last to purchase stock for their
respective business.
P. A. Berg returned on Tuesday with
his steam engine from Ricketts, where
he has been for several weeks pumping
water for the railroad company.
E. III. Copeland & Co., commission
firm at Chicago, has had one of their
representatives, E. I'll. Baker, in our
midst this week soliciting stock ship.
ments.
John E. Rodine, the well known car
penter who has spent the past two
years in our midst, was recently married
in Nebraska, and his home will be at
North Platte.
Mrs. e. Mauritz met with serious
misfortune on Sunday noon near the
Baptist church, in getting out of the
buggy her foot caught which caused
her to fall and break her leg.
Joe Hartman, an experienced miller
at Odebolt, visited Kiron on Monday
to see what the prospects would be in
starting mill at this place. We have
not learned his decision but hope that
it will materialize. s
On Tuesday morning special stock
train was shipped from. Kiron by Johr
Tureen, four cars cattle; a. Anderson
one car cattle; S. N 'sandstfcm, on,
car and E. +. Williams, one car. Oh
Wednesday morning Nord & Swanson
and g. A. Lund shipped four cars o
cattle and one of hogs to Chicago
Those going into Chicago with then
were Jno. Tureen. Il. Williams, s. N
Sandstrom, Messrs. Anderson, Swan
son and Lund.
..-sgyfytre 49,.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-26
NEWS Of WEST SIDE

James Lewis was IN Carroll the first
of the week.
Geo. Buck purchased a fine livery
team in Ida Grove Tuesday.
DR.. Jessen, of Arcadia, was in town
on professional business Tuesday.
Chas. Bredahl of Fontanella, La. IS
visiting old acquaintance in this city.
Earnest Spottswood and Fred Book
were visiting friends in Denison We'd
nesday.
John Farrell of Adams county has
been visiting friends in this vicinity the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Footson of this
city are the happy parents of bright
baby girl, born Jan. %.
Geo. Gary and wife, of Wheaton, ILL.,.
arrived Tuesday for brief visit with
F. j. Gary and family.
Gustav Gradert was in Dow City on
Tuesday attending to his farming in
terests in that vicinity.
Rev. Eaton of Vail preached in the
M. E. church here Thursday evening
and will preach again tonight.
John Alexander came home Tuesday
morning from his trip east. He spent
week visiting relatives in Davenport
and vicinity.
ii. D. Moeller is taking advantage of
this fine weather by having his cellar
enlarged and new foundation placed
under the house.
Paul Nielsen has sold his residence
property to Editor F. j. HERE and will
move the first of February to Clinton,
Iowa, where he has secured position
with the street car company.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-26
Notice OF Fina, Report.

yRe. District Court of Iowa in and for
rs Crawford County, N -, -
In the estate of James Briody, deceased.
To whom it may concern:
signed executor of the estate Of James
Briody, deceased, hasifiled his final report
therein IN the office of the Clerk of the
ty, and has asked forsrfts approval and his
discharge from further duty or responsibility
t and that SAID report and applica-
before the Court aforesaid, at Denison. on
the 18th day OF February. A. D. 1900 at which
time and place you can appear and show
cause, If any you have, why said final renort
should not be approved and the UNDERSIGNED
discharged firm any further duty or re-
sponsibility therein.
SlO24 SAMUEL s. PINGREE,
Executor of the Estate of
James Briody, deceased.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-26
OTTER CREEK LOCAL ITEMS

Carl Witt was shopping in Schleswig
on Friday.
Tina Wits home from Denison for
few days.
E. w. Bartholomew is visiting his
family near Astor.
Mr.. /. Uollander has recently pur-
chased a fine new organ.
Fritz Peterson and John Anderson
were Schleswig callers Friday.
Louie WITT has been hauling corn
from G. Isenhawer's the past week.
The sale of Gerand Martens was we'll
attended and everything sold wells
Little Bonnie Witt has been out of
school few days on account of sore
throat.
The graphaphone and magic lantern
entertainment at Schleswig was largely
attended.
Justina Peterson was visitingin Den
ison with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Evcrs,
recently.
Nick Lafrantz and Pete Miller were
cnul,;, seat visitors during Saturday
ana '.lday.
1. i'ollander, and Jens Peterson and
wives were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz Witt Friday.
Amanda Witt attended. the exercises
at school Friday afternoon and reports
the little ones doing nicely
Henry Krohnke and Fritz Shultz of
Schleswig were in the vicinity the past
week, transacting business.
John Miller departed for Uenison last
Monday where he will attend college
the remainder of the winter.
Max Bernard and Ella Guessing were
welcome visitors at Mr.. Ingwer Hol.
landers Saturday evening.
John Tamm and Misses Mary Tamm
and Emma Stegeman were welcome
visitors at the Witt home Sunday.
Quite a number Of elderly people as
sembled at the home of MIR. Pete Jen-
sen to celebrate his SID birthday. A
rousing time was had, May be live to
celebrate many more a such birthdays.
Quite number of the young ladies
from here are learning the DISSEMINATING
trade LIN Denison of Miss VanTuil.
Among the number are Misses Tina
Witt, Ricka Peterson, Tillie Heesh and
lama Tank. We wish them success.
Quite a number Of young people as
sembled at the home of Jacob Peterson
Saturday evening. The evening was
spent in dancing good music prevailed
and delicious luncheon served. 9 BooHHi
one, the company took their departure
for home after a very jolly evening,
The surprise party given for Henr,
Krohnks in Morgan Sunday was de
lightful one. The evening was spen
in dancing and an extra sfih1tes I shppbei
was served by MisseJo Gusts and Mat
tie Krohnke. Avery enjoyaib5lle ffn1
was had and W. wish tRehi fnnaain,y n,io;iTs
SUCH happy evenings Henry Reese ami
Neal Herner furnished the music. -
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NORTH GROVE HAPPENINGS.

Frank Brown was handling saw dust
Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Davie is quite sick at
present.
The new school house is rapidly near
ing completion.
MIR. Parmentier was up to Arion
Monday on business.
Geo. Price and family were visiting
with his mother Sunday.
Peter Nissen and family were visit
ing with Mr.. Brown Sunday.
julie Brown and Ed O'Banion were
at the mill Monday for saw dust.
Chas. Buss has han sawed about
10000 feet of lumber this winter.
Frank Binnall is still hauling logs to
the saw mill Be careful, Frank, and
keep enough water elm for the school
house.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-26
GOODRICH GOSSIP,

Cashus Newcom talks of going to
Nebraska in the spring.
Geo. zea has rented the Mullenger
forty and will soon move thereon.
Ed Shives and wife came down from
Boyer Sunday for days visit at VIM.
Cruzans.
Elmer Cruzan and wife went to
Woodbury. county Monday for a few.
days days. visit relatives.
Mrs. Anna and Bina Winans Of Mil
ford township visited at Mrs. j. G..
Phillips home last Wednesday.
We hear that our neighbors, Mr.. Bert
Woodruff and family, have moved to
Denison and that j. @. Hitchings will
move into the house vacated by Mr..
Woodruff
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-26
THE FARMERS |NST|TUTE=.

THE FARMERS INST|TUTE.
Annual meeting of the Agriculture Institute Association
Crawford County, Tuesday Wednesday, January goth
and 3Is Denison, Iowa.
FoRENooN-1o A. NJ.
Institute called order.
Music
Address of Welcome --... ..... H. A. Cook.
Reply President Hon Theo. c. Blume.
Music
Possibilities of the Institute.
General Discussion-H. A. Cook, ]. B. Romans w. A.
Davie.
Music
AFTERNooN-l:3o P M.
Institute called to order.
Music.
Paper-The Hog a Business Propositions how affected
by feed and breeding c. F. Rothe.
Dscussion-Henry Harper, Leon Cassaday, Henry Mich
aesen, John c. Miller Martin Saggau.
General Discussion.
Music.
Decamaton-The Real Man With the Hoe -
-------- .--- -.. 49,. . ... Don Talcott
Paper-Poutry on the Farm o. THEM
Discussion-Mrs ]. c. Phillips, Mrs. Chas McF1enry,
Fred Marshall O. W. Wheeler.
General Discussion
Music.
EvENING-7:oo P. M.
Institute called to order.
Observation-Disclosures sIowa Horticulture -..... - .
WESLEY Green, Secy. State Horticulture Society
Question Box under direction of Prof John Craig, Hort-
culture Department, Iowa Agriculture College
General Discussion led by A. D. Brink.
Muslegi l3acnssot
fIEs q III cE5aNeU
'''s-'. WEDNESDAY ;ErlI as.-=1 F
FoRENooN-1o A. M.-LAD1Es' SESSION.
Institute called to order
Music.
Paper-The Social Side of Farm Life $500 -
Mrs. NJ L. Woohizer
Discussion-Mrs z. T. Durham, Mrs. Norman Nash
Mrs o. M. Criswel
General Discussion
tMqsie- ~. .sa-- .so 81
Notwithstanding the Elevator in Stewards Store
Miss Mayme Richards
Music
Paper-The Farm Wife's Share the Farmers Success
Miss Ella Ivens
Discussion-Mrs S. L. Gable, Mrs M. A. Bruner Mrs.
John Newcomb ]. P Fitch, Geo. Rae.
General Discussion.
Music
AFTERNOON 80 p NJ.
Institute called to order.
Paper-Good Roads E. C.. Sage
Discussion-W A. Davie Chas Russell, Fred Fienhold,
G. W. Langley
General Discussion.
Music.
Paper-Rura Mail Delivery, Its Advantages and How
be Obtained M. Thew
Discussion-Roy Roup, Aug. Schultz, A. Morgan
General Discussion.
Music.
EvENING--7oo P. M
Institute called to order
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