Morris tribune., 1903-09-26


Household furniture for sale. En-
quire of E. F. Hill.
V.O. Bonsteel went to the cities
Tuesday, returning Thursday.
A son arrived It the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanely Ryan on Tuesday.
Charley Smith, of st. Paul, was
calling on old friends here the first of
the week.
Chas. johnson went to the woods
Tuesday to buy wood for Smith &
Rogers Chokio yard.
Thos. Ross and family expect to
leave shortly for their new home on a
farm near Moosamin, Assiniboia.
Mrs. D. T. Wheaton drove to Pc ,e
county with her daughter Mary to
visit at the home of her parents.
Mrs. j. A. Langren and son of
Superior, Wis, is here visiting her
Mr.. and Mrs. John Church,
and her brother, P. F. Church.
Hotel for ale.-Commercial Cafe,
only 50 day hotel at Chokio. For
further information, address j. B.
Resdon, prop.
Miss Alice Kuhnert, of Fargo, has
been visiting her brother, Frank
Moore, this week. She will return 10
Fargo Monday,
Mrs. A. G. Peck and son Sterling
went to Minneapolis yesterday morn
ing to visit for a couple of weeks at
the home of her mother.
III. G. Olson was in St. Paul the
first of the week to attend the meet
Ing of the grand lodge X. of P. as
delegate from Morris lodge.
The high school foot ball team will
play their first game of the season
with the Graceville team on the
gridiron near the g. N. depot. The
game will be called at l.3O sharp.
Chas. Camp has sold his residence
property to Henry MCGEE and will
shortly move with his family to Min
neapolis. The departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. Camp will be regretted, as they
have lived in Morris for many years
and have many friends here.
The usual services will be held at
the Methodist Church on Sunday
Sept. 27th. In addition to the regular
services the communion service will
be held at the close of the morning
sermon. All members of the church
are requested to attend this service.
Frank W. Smith, the collector for
the Plano company, who has made
Morris his home since 1897, has had
his and some other western counties
;aken from his territory, and so will
i've in Sank Centre hereafter. He re-
moved his family there Tuesday.
A Milvord girl declared she would
not marry until the young man of her
choice had $1,000 in the bank.
She met him few weeks afterwards
and asked him how he was getting
along every WE'LL" he replied, 81 have
about $l8 saved 81 guess" she
answered family, "thst is about near
Elsewhere we publish a notice of
! special election to be held in this
village on Tuesday, October 10th, to
vote on the matter of re-incorpolati
INTO city under the provisions of the
general law Of 1895. AS pew charter
mas long been desired by the citizens
IF Morri7, the proposition will
probably meet with almost unanimous
Nilsson. Hanson & Go. have install
I'D gasoline gas lighting system
which gives them the best lighted
store in town. The system is new
one with safety appliances which per-
nit of it's use without affecting insur
ance rates. 1t not only furnishes the
pest light obtainable, but also has a
great advantage over other systems in
,heapness. The firm ara guaranteed
hat their light bill for year will not |
exceed $40, ana the store uses eight
single lights and two double ones.
A bookseller in Cleveland advel