Morris tribune., 1903-10-10

IS cents.-Hulburd & johnson. L
The sun was out yesterday, and it
is hoped that there will now be some
weather favorable for thresning.
Grain in shock has been greatly dam
aged by the continued rain.
Mary 5ennings,,N Yamhill, Ore.-
Could not get along without Rocky
Mountain Tea. Makes women strong
and beautiful Keeps them we'll
35 cents -Hulburd & johnson.
Rev. F. M. Wright who will begin
his pastorate week from tomorrow
as the pastor Of the NJ. E. Church,
will be remembered by m my 10y the
sermon which he preached here
year ago the past summer
There will be no preaching services
in the Methodist church tomorrow,
neither morning nor evening, but the
Sunday school and EpMorth League
will meet the same as usual.
Services will be held as usual next
Sunday.
LOST-Two ponies. One a light
BAY with white spot on it's fore
head, the other dark bay with the
tops OF both it's ears frozen off.
Finder will be rewarded by notifying
the owner j. j. UHLENHoPP,
Herman Minnesota
The tumble has a new popcorn
and peanut rooster that is hummer.
1t turns out those two delight al
corrections in steady flow of
1eliciousness. You have never tasted
good peanuts until you have tried
hose roasted by the Jumble's new
Miss Sara D. Blotcky, dramatic
entertainer and monologist, will be at
he Methodist church next Tuesday
evening, when she will recite from
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
Miss Blotcky comes here under the
auspices of the Ladies Social Union, |
md is very highly recommended. |
admission, Is and 35 cents.
DR.. Jno. Arotander, of Minneapolis |
will preach at the Methodist church |
lext Thursday evening, Oct. 18th,
)r. Arctander is one of the best
peakers in Minnesota, has long been
successful practicing attorney, and
IL who can should make it a point
0 hear him next Thursday evening.
Fine farm in Cass county,
16 miles from Staples,
'ood house, barn and granary, half
neadow and pasture, 30 acres of
low land and balance timber, A
mall creek ru9s ACROSS the land.
'rice $l2 per acre cash or $l3 on
lme. Address Am. SvERp,
House, Morris MINI.
The Queen Esther Circle announce
hat they will hold Halloween So
ial at the armory Saturday evening,
October 3lst. The young ladies' are
naking extensive preparations for
his event and plan to have the arm
ny amply supplied with all the
pooky accessories Of Halloween.
t is limited thot even a fortune tell,
ag witch may be secured
Litchfield Independent; - A corn
aiming factory was put in at LIE
ueur this year, and run this fall for
he first time. The Sentinel speaks |
+ the project from the standpoint of
he farmer who furnished the corn, as
ollows: ''The result to those farmers !.
Tho have been raising sweet corn for
he canning factory this year has been
IMPLY satisfactory. As an average the
rowers have received $50 90 per acre
Or their product. This beats wheat
cid CORN, or In fact any other crop
hitch the farmers could raise.
has this item regarding the work
ng Of the plant;
The canning factory has been rum
ing as smoth as a whistle. The
My trouble found is to get product
nough to keep it busy. Forty
wagon loads would be required for
On hours run and the weather so far
as caused it to ripen too slowly"