Morris tribune., 1901-05-25

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randall, Official ,onor+ of 49, r1o,,,,;s
sioner's proceedings on page of thii
! Can issue.
On Decoration Day, next Thursday
0on0e' the ladies of theCongr egationaIchurch
1anson' will servedinner at The Teepee-Ton-
NELSON. ka,
engag- The Farmers Elevator Association
lesday, will hold their annual meeting next
Tree of Saturday afternoon at the court
break house.
cause
Frank Hancock has recently made
two large building contracts, one for
on his a $25, 900 hotel at Sank Centre. and
going the other for $4,000 bank at Elbow
he will Lake.
At he AL,
7ening, - - - 80 80 ), -
license on or before June 1st as ali
Inkatp, 10 - l'00 y 'n"o u'so WIN
/ Mr.. -
IN the j. A. Farnhan, and his daughter,
,apaci- Florence, oil Holloway, and MRS. Stein,
1t is. of Page, N. D., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
every Howard Clark Tuesday and
Wednesday.
-onday The dinner onDecorationD Day by the
, we're ladies of the Congregs tionalzchurch
placed, has not beer. postponed, but will be
avenue served as announced. with ice cream
avenue and cake during the afternoon.
Fifth, ------
/. Mr. VIM. S. Marshall, of Window,
and Miss Lydia A. Hines, of Roberts
lonary county, S. D., we're married by Rev.
county F. NJ Garland, Of the Episcopal
'oke at church, on Thursday, May 23rd.
;hodistj u ,.1. - -.
day at Inc motifs IRE department It. held held
dsville] meetlng on. FRIDAY nlghl and elect
NO. ed John Spooner and James Grit
fifth delegates to the fireman's con
will be vention at Crookston, June Ii to Is.
rch to- W. P. Fowler and Ike lines were
Rich chosen as alternates.
hurch.
q meet The Kid Band will give a ball at
of 10 the armory next Friday evening
,ed to They merit and will receive a gen
will he erous. patronage, as the public is al
oreea- ready under dept of gratitude to
the boys for SO kindly furnishing the
mueic on public occasions
a Billy BENEFITS Big Show company
10 drew crowds last night and the night
- before Tonight they will play the
'- = comedy drama. 'Shadows of the
Al' =, 70 Great City, which deals with slum
= :, .No life in New York City, The company
= - are presenting good plays and are
: onan we'll worthy of patronage.
tie re- The case of the State VS.. Abdulla
Michael, accused of the theft of S1o4
from Sine Smy, was yesterday tried
highly before Justice StengeI. w. G. B1ck-
agnes nell appeared for the state. and F. e.
g sup Smith for the defendant. Mr.. Geo.
years, ID. Benton, an attorney Of Mime
t the apol s. acted as interpreter.
ondoy
ad the A petition has been circulated
at an among the residents of Court House
since hill TO change the names of two of
RANGES the streets there, Montana Avenue to 4
!, was Summit Avenue and Columbia Ave-
!, and nue. to Prospect Auenue The pre-
Cloud, sent names are from the stereotyped
form used i" all towns laid out by
the railroad company, while the pro-
while posed names have a distinctive and
oortu- appropriate reference to the streets
annlv themselves.
7"alu Times:-In its report of Rev.
9turn- Richardson's sermon week ago SIM. |
lssing day evening, the TRIBUNE saws heI
atoms preached from the familiar text. |
), - The love Of monev is. the root Of alll
pay kinds of evil The TRIBUNE EDITOR
ana should learn to separate his slang |
}, and from his scripture quotations.
9 will What the editor of the Times is
Y oe pleased to call our slang is the re-
atlon' vised version Of ! Timothy Clio, the
years, change from the reading of the King