Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-02-24
Local News an d G ON m e n

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Made in Morris. None better. The
Big Stone cigar. Ns
Methusala was all right, you bet III
For good old soul was he III
They say he would be living yet, H
Had he taken Rocky Mountain Tea. III
j. R. Kruger. w.
Mrs. M. A. Hanson returned home
the first of the week.
Mrs. J. II. Devenney has been visit
ing in the cities this week.
Dr. Hulburd spent the first part of
the week in the cities on business.
Services at the Norwegian Lutheran
Synod church Sunday evening at 5 t.
O'Clock.
Miss Marie Yarger was at home to all
a number of young friends on Satur- :.
day evening. III
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, former =,
ly of Morris, visited this week With -, :.
F. Nj. Haight and family. - =
Herbert Dumble, Of Merriam Park. -
is spending the week here visiting o0y
Morris friends and relatives. M
Prof. Samuel Siverts and Superin- vs.
tendent Wilkins, Of Herman, visited p
at the high school Thursday. Emo
Phineas W. Barton, of Grant county G.
and Georgia B. Barrett, of Moose bv ]
Island, were married at the Barrett
home on Feb 10Th. M
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A. L. Stenger and O. T. Tewksbury moo
were in the cities this week attend
ing the meeting of tn grand lodge "A. -
o. q. W., as delegates from the local VIII
lodge. Dol
Judge of Probate Babe holds a gen. L.
eral term of probate court on the first Wer
Monday of each month and a special EMS
term each succeeding Monday. Ad- a,
dress or telephone Hancock. o,
Rev. and Mrs. Emil Schimpfky, of chu
oli SUNDAY nv "@' her
Tuesday. They have the sympathy tho
of many friends in their bereavement
Col. NTcClintock wired on Thurs +hei
day that he would not oe aoie 10 hoit' nall
the inspection of the Morris company hall
Uniform Rank, on that evening, and
the inspection was postponed til next NJ
week Thursday evening. fhu
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Have you been betrayed by promis- fro1
es OF quacks, swallowed pills and her
bottled medicine without results ex-
cept damaged stomach. To those =
we offer HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain hfs
Tea. IS cents J. r. Kruger. lrol
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Paul Olson one of the Oldest settlers DR..
in Synues, died at his home near Dry frac
Wood lake on Sunday, Feb. 18th. He :
was about sixty years Of age, and
leaves groWn-up family. The W.
funeral was held on Tuesday. no
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F. r. Zahl, of Williston, n D., who Clol
has been visiting his brother F. A. ton
zahl for a couple of weeks, will return
to his home Monday. F. r. lived a
here about thirty years ago, and the "h'
last time he visited here was fifteen he
,,aore 900 Ho is enoaoad in tbe and
cattle and horse business, and he will sou
take back with him some horses from o'o
here. -l0<'
On Wednesday, Mr.. Walter r. MIC
Ritzschke, Of Herman, and Miss 4ia1
Doroty Scofield, of Donnelly, were
married by Justice Morrison. The ~,
.1o1 -, ate
Mrs
pie, who have many friends who will M
extend congratulations. They will her
make their home in Grant county. Mrs
The Dunbar Male Quartet, the third -
number of the Epworth League .'0'>
lecture course, will be at the M. E. ~
church Tuesday evening, March 9th 'ii0
and will render one of their popular - =
programs, of vocal and instrumental N
music, reading and bell ringing. The Orn
Dunbar Quartet are royal entertain poi1
ers, who always draw good crowd for
when they come to Morris There day
will be an advance sale of single adj to S
| mission tickets at Johnson's drug way
store, beginning next Monday noon. rec,
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