Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-09-28
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Miss Louise Fosmark is enumerated
among the striking nurses in st. Psul
Mrs. Chas. Groskrautz was an Alber-
ia business caller Tuesday mornjng.
Mrs. Robrenbach returned to Chokio
Tuesday evening after few days Wis
it with friends.
The old adage says: 'slong threat
ening comes at last' and it proved
true Tuesday night. There had been
every indication of frost for nearly
week, but "Jack" was not able to
show his hand. Tuesday night mother
earth was thoroughly covered win
white shroud and the curtain fell on
the crops and the buckwheat and
clover crops for the season of 1907.
corn is natured through and frost has
done little if any, damage at this section
Mrs. Kolim of Breckenridge Wished
over Monday night with Mrs. Gull
grandson of Alberta.
Rev.E. Olson was an Alberta bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Mr.. Northcott of Morris was bust
mes caller in Alberta Tuesday morning
Mrs. ALT. Kolim and children who
moved to Houston, Mimi, have return
ed to Morris.
ALI Kolim former section foreman at
Alberta, has through his attorney Jas
B. Ormend, sued the Great Northern
railway for couple thousand dollars
damages stating in his complaint that
he was thrown from a hand car, the
brake of which he claims was defec-
tive and did not work right which
caused his fail.
About one third of the threshing
is done, Considerable blowing is done.
Auction.
Having decided to change my loca-
ton I will sell at public auction at my
farm, the seA of sec. 10, Walden,
Pope Co., miles east of Hancock, the
following described personal property
at p. M, on Wednesday, Oct. 2, OF.
Eight horses and colts. One bay
mare yrs; one brown mare 9 yrs;
one bay mare with colt by side; black
mare / yr; sorrel colt 1 yr; bay and
1 black spring colt.
Nine head of cattle: Five COWS, 8
giving nilk, 2 coming fresh soon; 1
young red bull, yearling heifer; 2
yr.- old heifer; spring calf.
Nineteen hogs: Four thoroughbred
SOW pigs; registered Poland China
sows; Is pigs, s full FLOODED.
Machinery: Single seated buggy,
high narrow tire wagon with 3-ply
box, steel wheel truck wagon, 4.inch
tire, hay rack 7x14, Deering binder z
TT. cut, high flying Dutchman gang
pillow run seasons, 16 in. walking
pillow, 16 shoe drill, 6 TT. disc, 8 section
lever drag, set ~ in. work harness,
set IL in. harness, DeLaval cream
separator, ball-bearing grindstone,
walking cultivator, corn planter, 100
rds. wire, 2O0-egg Hawkeye incubator
and brooder, 100 barred Plymouth
Rock chickens, 81 bronze turkeys, 4
old hens, old gobbler, Is young tur-
keys. -
Household Goods: Garland range
No. 9, Round Oak heater No. IA, gaso-
line stove oven, extension table, cup
board, bookcase, 2 center tables, 2
kitchen chairs, dining chairs, rocker,
2 iron beds and springs, trundle bed,
dresser and commode, barrel ehurn,
washing machine, wringer, glass jars,
IS acres of corn in field.
Free lunch from 100 to 1870 p. m.
Will start selling at 1880 sharp by
auctioneer's time. Don't be late.
Terms: Sums of $40 and under cash
over $40 time until Oct. 1, 1908, on
approved notes at 1919. 2% discount
for cash on sums over $40. No prop
erty to be removed until settled for
SAM SCHECHTER, Prop.
A. A. Roberts, A. J. Maylott,
Clerk. AuctiOneer.
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