Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-09-28
REVIEW or LOCAL HAPPENINGS

H REVIEW OF LO6h
II. B. Lund, practical matchmaker
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Smoke the Big Stone cigar. 1t is ]
made in Morris. in
Competent girl wanted for general
homework. Mrs. Selden Smyser. NIL
FOR RENT-A five room house IN
ouire of Mrs. Christ Flatner. we
Mrs. F. R. Welsh is here from the
cities the guest of Mrs. N. M.Darllng. wi
Tobn Grove has been up from st.
pon1 this week looking after interests
here. e
Tvnhoid fever is reported in the
family of Rudolph Tschudi, north OF
town o'
v. O. Bonsteel was among the for
mar Morris land men in town on bust
ness this week. UT
the
Mrs. T.. E. Pearce entertained at a q
: 4sfamilv dinner'' in honor of her sister
on Wednesday. thi
son was born to Mr.. and MRS. j
Thos. McCanney, of Rendsviile' Oh las
Thursday, Sept. 26th. ap
Henry schrapps who is now on tne
road for Duluth grain firm, was at
home the first of the Woek. Va
"o0 --- his
ffteen-year old son of Mr.. Luthl. day
of Darnen, broke his leg on Sept. 18TH
bv being thrown from pony. ,.,
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FOR RENT-A good farm, good Tit
improvements. Inquire of Preston ING
Fahnestock, Alberta, MINI. tt
The first meeting of the Morris 1
Literary Club will be held with Mrs. Mr.
Walter Borrill on Monday afternoon. en'
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Louis Fuchs, who has had pulmin-
arv trouble, left Thursday for the !
West in search of a less severe elm ey'
ate. MIC
A. McConville, formerly of Morris, Pa
Int now of Grafton, n. D. has been III
spending the week in Morris on busl-
ness.
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C.P. McGinnis, formerly of Morris, ne,
Init now of Portland, Ore, is the guest n.
of his son, Capt McGinnis, north OF bes
town. Pill
Richard Clarity, engineer on the {
Browns Valley freight, has been TAX ma
ing layo on account OF belng In cos
disposed. -" loa
E. P. Watson was down from VIM VI
nepeg for few days this week visit ois
ing with his family here, and looking
after his farm.
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Rev. Mr.. Lash left on Monday for DE
a visit with relatives in Ohio ana Mr
Michigan Mr.. Colyer accompanied al
him to the cities. re'
SYNOD chnrch were pleasantly enter" 10:
tanned by Mrs. George Hogan en- ZIP
r,,oa,., .f+arnoon 7:3
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Mrs. G. E. Crime left yesterday for all
MINNEAPOLIS on her way to attend the to
meeting of the Federation of Women's to
Clubs at Faribault. pas
Remember the Methodist ladies y
will give one of their famous chicken ~.
ME dinners today at the vacant room +a-
in the Harris building. ... ..->..: no.
If YOU want to know something IL
about the resources of your own coun- Ing
.tv. make visit to the county fair to Col
day It'll do you good, sue
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jacob Mosler hao Jhe misfortune W ext
crush his collar bone by fall on We'd pie
nesday He was descending from his thi
wagon. when the team started and ma
threw him to the ground. loo
S. J. Stebbins returned the first of Nt ~
the week from the West. He pur- aO'
chased land near Missoula, Mont, and No'
was also favorablv impressed with the
advantages at North Yakima, Wash.
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The meeting of the state Federation the
of Women's Clubs will be held next bel
week from Tuesday to Thursday at ev
Faribault Among those who will at wa
4ooloro n Peck vice pre- ! bat