Morris tribune., 1900-03-03
SCOTT ITE1s.

Sheep ticks are harmful, but poll ticks)
are more so.
7 Mr.. A. w. Gardner transacted business
in Wheeler last Friday
Mrs. d. Horrigan is spending this week
with her daughter in Morris.
Mayor Thoele made his usual Sunday
visit to Morris, returning Monday
Mrs. Ne1s barrow. accompanied by her
| daughter, Miss Maud, returned from
Minneapolis last week.
Rev. Father O'Brian, of Gracevil1e pass
ed through our burg last week while en-
ronte to Morris.
L. J. Sch1attman and Charles Bender
boarded the passenger here Saturday and
drove J Hills Iron horse" to Morris.
Glenn Gould has returned to school at
| Morris, and Miss clista will be able to
resume her scholastic duties next Mon
day.
Baskets of all varieties and for all pur-
| poses may be obtained at. the Dudzek
Basket Factory, corner of Railroad Ave.
and Ward Street.
carefully prepared plat of our city,
artistically designed and exquisite1y
finished, now adorns a wall of one of the
offices of the Lumber Exchange Build
ing.
well regulated wood-saw, actuated
by Theole's gasoline engine, is in opera
tioh at Murphy's woodward Manual
labor is to be reduced to the minimum.
Affairs are now beginningto assume a
more businesslike aspect. The new
creamery man has arrived on the scene
of action, the guest of L. J. Schlattman
Those heroes, whom Anglo-maniacs,
term il1iterates and barbarous savag es,
continue to hold their own against their
British intruders amidst fearful odds.
A complete stock of Chokio flour bran
and shorts are kept on hand by Mr..
Murphy. A fine grade of Iowa corn is
for sale at Theole's elevator. There need
be no unnecessary shortage of feed now.
A perusa1 of the Register OF Dist. No.
10 will corroborate the statement, that
No. 10 is still the banner district of this
county. It's high standing is due to the
en- ergy and zeal of it's teacher, r. S..
Roberts, whose reign will also be char
acterized by the acquisition of fine
new library.
Some inconvenience is being expert
enced with mail at Alberta. The mail
IF Alberta, Stevens Co., Alberta, Benton
Co., and Albert Lea, riinn.
very often is mixed up. The fault EN-
tirelv lies with the clerks on the mail
cars, whose scrutinizing abilities ought
to be tested occasionally.
The farmers and others concerned in
The Wheeler Creamery Association
should not play a game of pork by
going elsewhere for their building mate
rial. There is first class lumber yard
in Wheeler, remember the motto, "Patro-
nize Home Industries"
Mr. Theodore Nelson, one Of our
wea1thiest and most prosperous fa1mers,
has disposed of part Of his vast ffaet
of land to the Guino Bros. He is now
offering his live stock, farming imple.
ments and etc. for sale. We regret to
loose so worthy a citizen.
We learn that the Peavey Elevator Co
will remodel their building at Wheeler.
They intend to put in the modern DUNN
scales and use gasoline engine as mo
tive power. The more economical way
would be to tear down their house at this
point ana p@id new One, equipped with
an the modern coheeniences to facilitate
'-ae handling OF grain. But the Peavey
co. generally follow the dictates of their
own Conscience.
Miss Mary F1ynn was a Scott visitor
last week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Vaughan.
A caucus of the town of Scott was held
at the town hall last Thursday
JENNY RossITY"