Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
THE TRIBUNE FILES.
ITEMS PUBLISHED in THIS PAPER
WHEN MORRIS WAS
YOUNG.

1879.
The fuel question is the all absorb
ing tropic.
Jas. ]. Hill, general manager of
the St. P, M & M. is expected in
Morris to-day.
J. D. Good has been absent pur-
chasing goods, &c,-especially &c.
We won't squeal.
Mr.. SToNE's New M1LL.-The mill
is now ready for custom work, and
farmers will make a note of the
fact.
Our veteran landlord J. R. Folsom,
who has been absent for some time
past has returned again. John has
been on a pilgrimage to his former
home in Wisconsin.
We hope to have continuance Of
this beautiful weather, it is soft
thing for those of us unfortunate
musicians who fiddle on a eaw- horse
with buck-saw for a bow.
Mrs. Nils A. Nilsson on the eve of
her departure on an extended visit to
her home in Wisconsin entertained a
large circle OF lady friends. Mrs.
Nilsson and Miss Gustafson will
leave next week.
The streets are filled with teams
loaded with wheat, and as there is
no place to put the grain many will
be compelled to either lay over for
day or two, or else return home and
haul their loads back with them.
It is lucky Cal. Brown get home
just when he did or there migh have
been chapter of accidents; as it was.
there was some bad mutterjngs, but
the door being locked open there was
not much Inconvenience if he did
POCKET the key. No cards.
At a parish meeting of the Epis.
copal congregation of Morris, John
P. Mumford and Charles Wilson
we're elected wardens, and D. r.
Sutherland, H. Bragg, F. B. KenDer,
NJ Weber, T. W. Waterston, John
D. Good and F. NJ. Teele, were
elected vestrymen of the corporation
of All Saints.
Our New CHURcH.-Work is pro-
crossing rapidly on the new Con-
gregatioral church building, and it |
is expected it will be ready by
Thanksgiving. The plasterers com
menced work on Monday, and this
part of the work will be completed in
a couple Of weeks. The building is
neat, roomy and comfortable, and |
when completed will compare
favorably with any in Western Min
nesota.
The ladies of All Saints Parish |
(EoiscopaD and their friends propose
to hold a sociable on Wednesday |
evening next, November 5, at the |
house of Mrs. Wolff, who as cour-
teously rendered the use of her
parlors for the occasion. The enter
tainmeut will be Of charades, recita-
ton, readin~s, &C., ending in a
supper. Tickets of admission to be
had at the door. Gentlemen Is cents, |
aides and children 10 cents.
CATHOLIC FA1R.-A fair for the
benefit of the Catholic church of
Morris, will be opened on the even
ing of the 18th of November, in Mr..
Goods hall The ladies are exerting
themselves to render it more than
usual success, and hence offer every
inducement to patrous to invest their
money with all possible chances of
profit and amusement to themselves
and friends. Besides the many at
fractions presented at the various
tables: there is splendid lady's gold !
watch to be awarded to the most
popular merchant, at ten cents
vote, and doubtless considerable
competition will be manifested by
tie friends of the contestants, each
endeavoring to secure it for their
favorite.
The New ELEvAToR.-Briefm mention
was made in our last issue of the fact
that another elevator was to be built
on the grounds opposite the bank.
The gentlemen engaged in this
enterprise are DR.. D. R. Sutherland
and Messrs. Kenner & Moore who