Morris tribune., 1908-04-25
Young mares and horses for sale.
H. J. Schrapps.

AL HAPPENINGS Mar,
Jennin
Choice No. feed corn for sale at enoi
the Farmers Feed Barn. Farme
Nice little house Torrent on reason "@o.
able terms. Walter Borrill. a"noo
da,
- pi"J tAis o'Ai "-0A VIZ Mrs. l.
Minot, N. D., league team. oo.t
The best and cleanest soft coal sold Henr
at the Morris City Mills. week q
Watch charm found, marked ssW. j. iulnoor
B." Owner can have same by calling Remi
Se snls once. as new
bargain
Red Wing for a few days this week Rev.
looking after his farm here. new Bl
Mrs. Dan Mahoney, who has been ~
on an extended visit to Brainard, re- Miss
turned the first of the week. week,s
There will be services in the Nor '0nooi
wegian Synod church Sunday even Orde,
ing at O'CLOCK. Engel olsen, PASTOR screens
Peterson & Co., the plumbers, have
an attractive window display show H.C.
ing radiators in different finish for the p.
different rooms. Cogel
The Odd Fellows i'll attend tn sooh'
Congregational church in a body to- Seed
morrow. They will meet at the lodge or on
hall at ten o'clock sharp. wheat.
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'ne niies' ioIs LII 'ne oi.y' hus' sou "' Franl
onoe' oes' oner OaheS ~. r. H. van moved
Nio'en' Niooii0' HVo'' will h;
Minneapolis. c..,,o,c
-. Md. f.o,,, Hr;.xoa.a,o Glove
ona - n7os ,rith r71a, ,s,,ua 49, thoi, top, raI
s,;o,ao ...o;.oa ~, o.4 norther
49, 49,, ~ ao,,o h,o1 - nro..;. ~ Yellow
stay. 0'o""i
Miss
A. W. Treischel and family, who +o bor 6
has been living in the Cogel house, nass .
has moved into the Good house. Mr.. this tor,
ano NILS my heiy WILL alSo laVo ing for
rooms in the Good house.
" Hon.
lhe hish scilooi Jail 'eanl anu Vne the Nor
l"n 'o"n "i.i n0oo on ono Aoo"i man ant
grounds at 2:30 sharp this after noon. will dol;
This will doubtless be a good game dross a.
and deserves to be we'll patronized.
Admission will be 25 cents. Tt has s,
Ho11istor,s Poo1,D Maintain Too Upo
,o,., f,;,s ~ +o,,a +ho stomach ,,,,r;f The ton
+ho h7ooa ,oo.,,1o+o ~ h;a,,o,,. 1;,,o, Hol
and bowels. The greatest spring
tonic, makes and keeps you well. r,,o
gregatiC
l.. E. Pearce informs US that it will Mrs. F.
be fifty years next week since he first May 1st
came to Minnesota. He settled first vited to
in Mower county about May 1st, 1868,
and at that time it was necessary to fosses
haul wheat to the market at Winona removes
with ~ team strength
-- Holliste
The Fireman's dance on Monday you'n re
evening was attended by about sixty does. 8
couples, and an enjoyable evening
Herm
.,1 Eldorad
- w. -, ' in Hern
ditions. w..
400 eggs
J. J. Stock, express messenger on in biddy
the N. P, has been transferred to the
main line, and will take his new run Ageht
next week. Mr.. Stock has built him tralts 4o
self beautiful home here, and both up, sne
he and Mrs. Stock have large circle GU can
of friends, who regret that the new per "es
position, tho promotion, will neces- 1ree'
state their removal from Morris IN 1908 W.
st. Paul. The ct
Write the editor of this paper and oan
give the postoffice address of Wilbur o1.- 40
Rathbun, his wife or any of his chill S o,lt-o to
dren, or information that will lead to
proof of his death without leaving ~, -
heirs, and you will receive $1,000. 1865,
Said Wilbur Rathbun was born in the
State of the New York about 1917 and
came from Allamakee County Iowa,
to Minnesota about 1866, and he was ~ :..4.
not married at that time.
BeardsIey Nevis On our way NE
home to our farm south of Chokio we a..
passed through six miles of country ,r:.ao
iy, %c% %bn Fop