Morris tribune., 1905-09-02

n d G O m m e n t Fifty
Made in Morris. None better.
The Big Stone cigar.
Mrs. Chas Walker of this city,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Alderman at "
Chokio.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Byrne on Monday,
August 29th.
If you take it within the next two
weeks, I will sell my S-room house, IL
lot and barn at bargain. c. Ja- A fAua.
cobson.
DR.. o. G. Nelson goes to Hancock
on the 18th and 18th and consequent
ly his Morris Office will be closed on
those days.
Fl. B.
MI anu MIS-. " oe'A: iio'i o'' maker.
Bernardino CAL. are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Elliott and Smoke
other friends made in
Emil King who has accepted a Frank
position in the high school at Water Cloud, a
town, S. D., has been visiting his Sheriff I
brother, Alfred, in this city this :,
week.
| spending
Postmaster Berkin sustained a ing at La
painful injury while visiting his farm
north of town Monday by having
his thumb and fore finger badly cut iioni Wv
on the sickle of harvester. "i'ei ooe'
Dr.. Caine and family expect soon liz"
to break up housekeeping, on account 1V,1no'ns
of Tho condition of Mrs ca;nes College
health. They will probably board If you
at La Grande' weeks,
D. N,,,o u,o ho. hoo, .,,o,a- lot and b
49,, ,.. ,;.;.;,,o. ,olat;nos cobson.
at Alexandria and Garfield re. All.
turned to his home in this city in Longs
Tuesday night. at his old
Mics Now v;nio onto,t.;noa o past yea
number of young friends with a Miss P
pleasant social time on thursday spending
evening. Delicate refreshments guest of
were served. turned to
T. B. Blossom was here the first n 1905
VI 'ne WEEK FlSi.'ns ~, O"in0 a,'u city of tt
family. Miss May Blossom, who h,bi.on
has been visiting at St. Cloud and ond +b;s
Princeton, returned with him.
DIR. S.
Conductor =. M. Smith, who has a lieGtens
been recovering from injuries sus unaninlol
tanned in wreck at Brainerd for tenant in
the past couple of weeks, has re- St. Paul
turned to his work on the n. P.
The Ge
passenger -
W. Fl. Reker was in town Thurs at the Go
day with large party of land tomorrow
seekers. There were in all nearly Holloway
two dozen Illinois men in town that =, "
day looking over our fine Stevens
aa;, very sick
shown 6
Df' ohelland VIII preacn next the past
SUNDAY morning on Inc OfeaC that she
Physcien.' In the evening at the
Union Temperance Meeting in the oeho IL
M T. church on "Tha Foat Rurns. ling all a
or Talent and Tipping" mace ffo
--- carpets.
On Saturday, the remains of TORY, IL
Edward A. Carney were brought MINI.
here for burial. He. was drowned
near WhaIen, Fillmore county, on he ne
Wednesday of last week. Deceased heetl VI
was brother of j. J. and Frank french a'
Carney and Mrs. D. J. Lawler. He NJ rs' flenI
was born here % years ago, but noon oep
spent most of MS life with his par luncn VIII
ents near johnson. V q
Continnone Vandovillo az nro- to Minnet
sented by the Unique Theatre in ana Will
Minneapolis has proven very popular. "hle MI
People like the idea of being able to university
drop in and see a performance when may pe
they please and stay as long as they nave ma
please. To strangers in the city regret TIE
such a theatre is often real ac- s Stew
comodation, enabling them to spend nptt;no n
an hour or so when they may lack which W