Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-07-14
CHOKIO.

Jim Cayne returned Tuesday from {
trip in North Dakota
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Johnson
Monday July 9th, boy.
R.A Cooper and family spent the week
with friends in Eagle Bend.
Mrs. A. C. Geer was the guest of Mrs.
Chas. Leaman Wednesday.
C. H, Dyer spent last Saturday and
Sunday fishing on Big Stone lake.
James Murphy is confined to his bed
with a severe case of appendicitis.
Mrs. A. Heavens, ofNIorton, MINI. is the
guest of Miss Mae Dwyer this week.
DR.. Nichols announces the arrival of a
young NJ. d. at his home last Saturday.
B. Ivers1ie has begun the erection of a
reridence on one of his lots west of the
mill.
Theodore Nelson will erect large resi-
dence here this fall in the west part of
town.
Rudolph Amburg, of Johnson is at work
on the foundation of his new house this
week. E
Mrs. o. P. Benson is entertaining he1
brother Chas. Citt1eson of Cyrus this
week.
A number of Woodmen from here will
attend the NJ. w. A. picnic at G1enwood
the 18th.
w. S. Shannon and wife are the guests
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Leaman this week.
Mrs. C. E. McAllen and children went
to Bristol, S. D., Monday for a few weeks
visit with relatives.
A game of ball will he played between
Graceville and Condo, S. D. teams on the
formers grounds Sunday.
Otto Lundberg after weeks visit with
his brother John of this place departed
for his home in Chicago Monday.
g. H. Caldwell is repapering and other
wise imp owing the interior of the PaShak
house which he recently purchased.
A number of Chokioites accompanied
our ball team to Graceville Sunday. The
score was to 4 in favor of Gracevi1le.
Mrs B. Ivers1ie went to New London
last Saturday where she will remain dur
ing the remainder of the summer visiting
her parents.
G. E. McAllen and P. H. McNal1y drove
over TO their sheep ranch Monday. They
will put up their winters supply of hay
while there.
At a meeting of the, directors of the
Farmers Elevator Association Monday
c. o. Green was chosen manager for the
coming season.
Crop prospects are improving great
deal in this vicinity and with favorable
filing weather, the wheat crop will be
about the average. Flax and oats with
few exceptions are very poor. Hay is
scarce
T. G. G1esne severed his connection
with Bartlett & Burt last week and has
accepted position In Olivia. Mr.. G1esne
made many friends here during his stay
whose best wishes will follow him where
ever he may go.
Rev. Herman Klein departed for Ger
many Monday and other places of inter-
est in Europe. He will remain over there
about three months and during the mean
time Rev. Howett, of st. Paul, will have
charge of the church here.
Oliver Ulverstadt formerly resident of
Everg1ade now studying dentistry in
Chicago called on friends here last week.
Misses Bessie and Nellie Robinson de-
parted for Fargo today where they will
visit with relatives for the next two
weeks.
Now is the time to cut down all weeds !
growing along the streets and roads lead
ing into town, Road over-seers in the
different districts. should see that all grass
and weeds are cut down before snow
comes. If this was done there would be
better roads during the winter.