Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-11-16
WHEELER.

AuOCneE DOOm!H
Call on s. N. Eyenson for hard
ware.
Business lots are sold by the front
foot on Main Street.
When in Wheeler, stop at the Met
ropolitan Cafe, Ward st.
Bert Horrigan and James Foley re-
turned from Minot, N. D., last week.
Wm. Morris, of Morris, did some
collecting in these regions, Monday.
Miss Florence Farwe,l, who had
beeu visiting at Ortonville returned
last week.
Threshing is still being done on
the farms of F. Andert and l.. j..
Schlattman.
Mr.. John Stahler has gone to Will
mar to pursue course of study in
Prof. Hilleboe's College there.
Turkey rafaes are numerous here
and are probably as unwelcome to
the average gobler as is Thanksgiving
The way that some people "cut a
DASH, as they say; could be very ap-
propriately designated, thus,
The steam outfit of Matt Pillen, of
SYnnes has been engaged to saw the
vast amount of wood in the Jones
yard.
The latest rumored acquisition to
our many business enterprises, is
modern flour mill, to be built by an
Iowa capitalist.
School is in progress in Dist. No. 19
under the competent supervision of
Miss Josephine ReidY. A good at
tendance is reported.
George Fagen was in town Tues
day, disposing of ample provisions of
the bovine genus. Our town people
took advantage OF the opportunity.
. Now that Iowa capital is to be in-5
vested in our little village a great
many ''fgure eights" (8's) will be cut
on the rink of commercial activity.
With the first fall of the "beauti-3
ful'', came, as seemingly appropri-
ate accompaniment, the ''goo goo'
glances of the fair ones, that were
very suggestive of sleigh rides, etc.
A large consignment of wood has
arrived to replenish the fuel supply
at the Jones yards. A large volume
of business is done in wood and coal
and Manager Evenson is kept busy
indeed.
What about those creamery meet
ings that we're to be held after har-
vest? If Wheeler is to have a CO.
operative creamery next spring, more
interest must be manifested in this
matter.
The Great Northern Company has
a large crew at work, erecting a very
substantial fence on the east side of
their right of-way thro the farm of
Ira Howard. ALI further applications
for fencing will be acted upon next
spring.
Mr.. Bangarter, "our village black
smith" is about to put in a large gas
oline engine in his shop, which. in
addition to running polishers will
furnish motive power for feed mill
This is another venture that will be
heartily appreciated by his patrons.
Mr.. Goodge, of Iowa, is another,
gentleman who is interested in the
welfare of Wheeler. He contem-
plates going into the blacksmith busi-
ness and will undoubtedly be success
full as there is an abundance of work
here for the two shops. He and
family are guests at the Rockdale
farm for the present.
The great number of people from
Hegbert, Swift Co., the southern part
of Stevens Co., and those in the vici-
nifty of Appleton, who do their trad
ing here has been revelation to
Wheelerites. But the fact that they
get two cents more per bushel for
their wheat and buy wood. two dol
lars per cord cheaper here than on
the milwaukee," r. R., easily ex-.l
plains the phenomenon.
"Jenney Rossity."
PeI1aI1lA and (taux1a