Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-05-12

ing the mail.
~ Mr. F]atner was married in 1887 to
- Miss Garry Olson, of Granite Falls, -
io who survives him, and to whom -
many friends extend condolences, -
- Other surviving relatives his -
~ brothers, Martin, of Morris, and Ole s.
OF Minneapolis, and sister, Mrs. -
r Seamans, of Rochester, besides three
sisters who are still living uear Christ ~
~ lana
is The funeral will be held Saturday =.
ed afternoon at O'Clock from the Nor -
at Wegian Lutheran Synod chu rich, the ~
services being conducted by Rev.
Olson.
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re Made in Morris. None better. The a.
Mt Big Stone cigar.
~ A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed IL
win Satter on Monday, May 9TH. d.
Nv Rev. and Mrs. Olson twins have
e, been sick, but are now improving. -
''' Andy Thompson, who has been 81
quite seriously sick, is convalescent. ..
! A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
- M. Thompson on Wednesday, May ~
as 9th. *
IS. Mrs. W. G. Briggs and son, Paul 20
Briggs returned from Rochester last
week. -
ne DR.. @. G. Jennings had as his guest
tn the first of the week, DR.. Peters, of
" Litchfield. -
-, Mrs Theo. Mohr, who has been sui a.
= fering with rheumatic trouble, is able = ~
to be about again.
J. J. McCanney has been drawn on Mrs
- the federal grand jury that meets al neura
y Winona, May 10Th.
er Gus Bragg called on Morris friends naare
D the first part of the week. He is now
I'd looking after bank at Perley, Mimi Mrs
as - attach
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet next IL.
( Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H. H some
rs Wells. MIRO
We have some low rate money to tire ye
loan on good commercial or gilt edge with
r. paper in amounts of $500 to $4,000.
IF STEVENS COUNTY STATE BANK. Ray
w of the
Jndoa g A Flahertv received a Tripp
telegram yesterday advising him of Mrs
the oeaCn OF ms laUlier a0 OhllCon, Life Q
- WIS. Inc ola gentleman hao reacneo Stews
is the advanced age of 50 years.
v - Mrs
,e Judge of Probate Babe holds gen the
Mt eral term of probate court on the first Norw
t. Monday of each month and special day e
ar term each succeeding Monday. Adj ,r.o
"a o'' - 0o'~ f'-10'10 reside
+o,,rs Tho oil Of life into vonr fell fir
of s,,staro T. warns Won mn and starts the Ii!
III the life blood circulating. That's TT
le what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain does local
= 35 cents, lea or laole's' - ~ bow
- Krueger. Geo.
le T. J. Moore has disposed of his aiu ~
;s noaohirar., bnsiness to stone & Munro and d
= NJ 1,tta. frno will oon+;npo to nse Bank
= 49, Mo- h,;,dino, IN oon,oo+io,, wood
NTH +he;, on,, b,sinoss Mr. Moore take
: ;s &C vet nndoo;ded what be will do Hogan
1t The District Conference of Congre-
: gational churches will be held in Daw- Last
Z. son, May 22nd to Gath. On Thursday exhib
d evening DIR. and Mrs. Shetland and hydro
J DIR. Hulburd were elected delegates cord '
: from the church here. unive
IS -- Wedn
}. On Wednesday the ladies aid Game
q society of the Congregational church exami
met with Mrs. Herman Kerl, the fact 90
ladies aid of the Norwegian church dronh
:, with Mrs. Geo. Hogan, and the ladies Acc,
:, aid of the Catholic church with Mrs. all dos
Pete Gaffney. period
!. An important operation was per-
y formed by DR.. Hulburd assisted by
Dr. Leuty for Barney Bruins, on We'd
nesday Mr.. Bruins has had bad leg &'
) caused by a disease on the bone, and III
by the operation the dead bone was III
. removed, and it is expected the leg .~r
will now heal. 3O7-s-li