Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1904-08-20

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'ss go lib. Lund, practical matchmaker
Colonies of bees for sale. A. l.. th
1t is Stenger.
Made in Morris. None better ter
onnel- The Big Stone cigar. HI
anol;s New stock of picture mouldipgs
7 n received E. r. Hill. no
Young man of fair education
ollege. wishes position in town, address Box
two 131 Morris. "a :"
u '' If you want your pillow or disc re
urned paired and set right, go to j. q.
weeks HoLMsTRoM. Morris. y,
3D. ~ Miss Maetee Heating returned
from Graceville Wednesday where
she has been visiting relatives. MI
ncock -- the
luent- Mrs. F. A. Hancock, Miss Howell, Blu
'ed on Mrs. S. J. Stebbins and Miss Indie
Reeve are spending this week at
Walker. I'd
decid " fai
8 of Walter Ortman, who has been at Ill
mated tending the summer school IN Mimi
tank, eapolis this summer, will teach at st. i
Cloud this year. MI
en'ei Judge Of Probate Babe holds gen Dc
'Aoson eral term of probate court on the
Jay fret Mondor Of o.ob month and q
'n' W specia, term each succeeding Monday. m(
Address or telephone Hancock. W
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~ 80 Browns Business College, Little
N ~ Falls, offers one month additional
1aoasa free to all entering at the beginning Lc
'''''''' of the fall term, Sept 5th-Address, TIT
A. E. Brown Prin., at once for cata. tn
ondav log.
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D., at Will make a person mellow, III
Iowa But Rocky Mountain Teas the tn
That livens up fellow. G. r. IT..
,owels n 1ohn.on "
7some -- tlg
annot M. A. Morse, of Lakefeld, was flu
Loun- here this week looking after his Ad
rities. farming interests here. Mr.. Morse M
R. c. is well pleased with the crop which
he has raised on his farm about three
miles west of town. ga
given ee'
tional george lr"ln Longlen' lne ,n'"n' lst
20 o son of Mr. and Mrs K. j. Lundgren, the
rtan- died last Saturday morning, The TIE
20 in child was very sick for a couple of so1
anna weeks. and has been sickly from
rim. birth The funeral was held from 4
o ORC the house Sunday afternoon, and fro
% on was condu cted by Rev F. M. Wright. La
'p'ay' About seventy Indians from Sisse- +he
ton we're in Morris on Tuesday on E,
W." route for Poplar Creek, Montana, Ko
where Presbyterian mission is to be on,
.,. "n0 held Some of the number had just
' ,.' returned from a mission held in
'A'a -. Louisiana The Indians are shrewd fist
spolis ,9,,.ou, I'D ,h;,o ho,o IA oon.;dor thi
oner able buying from our merchants. ing
ollege 10 M
ndest On Tuesday morning, John August pai
tally, Schultz and Miss Catherine Ludwig hes
good we're married at the ASSUMPTION too
og. church by Rev. FIR. Goebel. Mr..
Schultz is tt e grain buyer at Alberta, =.
nded having recently come there from New oif
7. Ii Paynesvile. The brides home was ol0'
rday at Eden Valley. Mr.. Pat Foley and Wv
'rmer Miss Ludwig drove over from Alberta 'no
ma with the bride and groom and acted wv
Nor as bridesmaid and best man. VIZ
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