Morris tribune., 1901-09-21

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Mrs. M "A. Butterfeld gees to the Two GOO
cities today for an extended visit, Enquire q
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-- Mrs. Anna shipman, of Beaver cook
OF. Dam, Wis, is visiting Mus. John Enquire Of
- House. -
~oo ouys 60 Geeio,. studies at
~ in Morris. $50 buy
S. Stewart has sold to g. N. Lake viii. an eNso ?
the east half of section Is in the town ~ hAotris
We OF synnes for 20 4oO. Ward ST
o., yuo,l, ,oft fr ~ A rhor Browns V
on Tuesday, to resume her studies at business -
,af Inc university Oneie' The resic
40 Newman, the hypnotist is at the sllgh.iy ua s
opera house tonight His exhibitions Aonuay al
ort last nlght ana Thursday nlgnt were j. B. Orr
ed highly satisfactory. tr;n - tho
,st Az - Me- g c+uot ~ son oltheaste1
% Guy went to Faribault Monday, Misc Re
where Guy will remain during the 4.an ,,e Dove Nc
nd year to attend ShattQck. . 1aa -
IS J. r. Kruger will have his drug 'las 'ouay
s'ooA insV"Aea - .ne no" Mrs Wa
by Monday. The interior of the new No. Iii
m building is finished elegantly. Lonor 80 M
9n A marriage license was granted on EasCou' d.
rs Monday to Mr. Edward Odden Of
''0 Big Stone county, and Miss jose "l1U0 wv
phine Peterson, of this county. anu oresg
a. ~ Block, Min
es III. H. Holtz & Son will open up particulars
20 heir new bowling alley and temper self 1913
re- anoe saloon in the building next to some Of
the Tribune Office this afternoon. b;hition
ag Joseph Klemm, of jackson, this - -
O. state has purchased quarter of sec
lg ton a. town of Framnas, at $3.50 s"'ion"A -
"a. per acre and will move here next Pow Cor
H. spring. Valley, an
81: ID. Fouts, who was formerly en- Equarters the
Ia ployed by II. L. Bruhn in the cigar Morris. I'll
81 factory here has returned to Morrs hold service
y and will open a cigar factory for
himself never
Mark Kloran, who was taken to DeWitt's v
:. St. Mary's hospital in Minneapolis soothing an
- last week for treatment for typhoid ea anna 49,
:. fever, is not recovering as rapidly as
- was hoped. Supt Blu
A. L. Stenger, c. A. Dushek and NJ ps.al.1
Erick Peterson will go to St. Paul th;s,.1aoa
~ ~ the first of next week to attend the LIS. LIT
al meeting of the Grand lodge Knights -sst.a ~
!. u y'nias' Az Sylvestt
.. John Horrigan, the son of Dan the first of
,r. Horrigan, is seriously i'll. Young
Horrigan has been in poor health for
several years, and has spent two 70 Mr.: al
years in California in search Ct health. Sunday Sc
= 70 Mr.. a
The Rockdale farm has been sold - sa4,,rdo
st by Margaret Deahunt to ]. A. Spies,
of Wisconsin, for $2l,0O0s Mr.. Spies BAD Ia
will build farm houses on the different
III quarters of the farm, and rent it out
re to smaller farmers = 0oa'eu
q, - s,,.o;4,,-oruL:t That bad
N iron bedsteads, Bullets, bureaus coaeeu lang =
D. sideboards, bicycles paints and oils, ~ neon1
TO tinware that will not rust stoves and ~ =
ri ranges o,ns ond o,,tlarr W. nil for your sys
; close out our stock of crockery at ~ 10. e
Icost for the next thirty days, we III o1:o =
wish to discontinue this line .ll $50 =
Word has been received here that 49," .--ee,
Miss Estella Banvard,who was very 80.
:. successful teacher in the public rs-1.S15 :
u schools for the last three years. was :
injured recently while packing to go -
. to Two Harbors. After arriving . lo-es'
there, her knee began to pain her, xa,lo., 49,
: and she has since been COM -" 80
PEELED to give up teaching, and a -
is now confined to her bed at the - =
home of her sister in ST. Paul Her F'"a9 ttcA
many friends here wish her speedy @no
- - 1t stimulate