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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
TRY TOBURl
WHALER
fsy United press.)

NOME, Alaska. June 2<.--"Ms
believed 20 be an attempt |" -
crew of the whsler Bo~hesc' ~
at anchor In the roadside, 70 w
the craft. was made this ms'''s
Fire was discovered s6osro ~ -
ragged hotly for some time. ~, -.
fighters were put at work arc ~
flames were confined 10 the n0s
The valuable cargo was an'nlu
the fire being extlnauished oe, ~
reaching IL. The crew VIII DC 80
ped south on the unatiila .
also the crew Of the whalef est@
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be giV'
en- after /. o'clock daily.
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Navy Yard City

Only blocks from ths Navy Yard has
half mile - the rfstiiest water front
on the sound Large lots over zee n
sc w TernH. 81 PEI week Prices
ard terms include street grade. sides aihs
and water mainu Ffer certified a b.
10 boats daily
HRuNEnT0N DEVELOPMENT co.
tesssIo American nsnk nids
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Wiz nENf-Fns SoTIcE-

Notice t. hereny given to al persons
settling milk within The limits 81 the
gitr ~ Seattle, that. on Or before the
1fth day II June. 1875. they must make
Application e. the Department - HeaEth
and Sanitation fer a dairy Or store per
NIT on forms furnished ~ the depart
neuf iu accordance with the state laws
and city ordinances
This notice applies 20 al persons seiI-
ips miik from one o. mere coea o. ffafn
store. booth. stand. cart OF ether ss-
hiete
J. y CREIGHTON " d
Conan sgiuusF - Health
Office ~ the carnnlssIener Of HssIfh
CIfy Hall @gfal
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Parties aho found o. took mite
white das from o. near ftfo Elfhfn az
pisaae return and receive liberal - ard
Phone a aeis as1t
Haurd Ladies hlarh uuras. eantainlnr
2 small amouat 81 money. on Ninth az
Phone tfss -@1a.a
Lest. Fsfksr fssntais pen near Fafk
place ard haiiafd AZ - yawsre pai-
lard FhafNAarE --Esss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

eHkrFfBliR I6ehse6 assifss 4 Ip.sssi-
ten Te5fA experience viii uarh on
psresafsse Pnene Main sfts ---xeei
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9 Lots for $500

2 Lots for $500
-. =. . ~. n :. . r. r. ...s, !. s, ss,:
"a. . rsf fsrs rhis 10 seed by.
a. Z orr co. fSc.
Ees g ia AisshA mas 1T
Fcf sal. = level. ei.4ssa ius sssfse
ipfsfsd near psany sfatiou. oFsen t.ahs
Price ssts. tee eash. balance SIC pes
oas 10, ssslss Price iise siss ao~a.
ele pei saoath
iiaass % seven Hount. reed eancrets
basement iss sssies ffiee ., zee ace
iisa.s asd ie,' sssi,s sl,s rrsa .na
t-~rrisa 18Th Av \ ia blocks fratn
Msdl.on o. car uns heass as fsaera.
s ''' ,tss s"ss $780, s.a s@i,s zoe
@entt stsa
CHEAP HOME sfrEs
Pine = acre tracts from 1sta % ftta
The tees tfsrts are cleared and IN fruit
% esf ard sr.dsd school 70 minutes
ride ta Pioneer Hqsars
q ~ SfCftoIH
60 Inten uieeh 1T
North % Woodland psfs en- afesu
repd ~. af far hsiow value = eafnef
ard tee adiainins lets With lire proc
psets for deshiins IN value. near three
. s ne. o.,s ss"- ess gsls r,,hss, a.
Annes Residence phone Grant 81
@-gapn
nonF BufERs Only.
We have several aued homes With
prices frntu u see sud 40. that ws wih
ssii on $50 down ard The balance easier
Than Fsfina rent Seattle ucusseskers
CO. ktss Empire niae II
ron SALE nv OWNER
lot sasieA, northeast corner Fourth
az and wheeler At three blocks from
car ! am iahofeF and need noreg
WIN sell cheap Easy terms Phone
Soith asse -zs-at-p
-Four. room new modern cottage. Inter.
bay one block from Ger. All assfnamanta
raid. price 81 ice taoe cash. balance
tts month Room 7os Episf nik
Lot teslet Near woodland park. lays
ssii tsss tsse ao~n. balance .io psg
month Owner rheas Nefih 10 --gteu
ron BALE ny OWNER
70 lots In uaiiard. gistoe each. sound
view. fer nitee. Sd Young Phone nai.
lard - z-sles,
lot tesfoo 90 alley. fine sauna View
3 tlnrka Ca car. near Woodland pefk
aapn 80 down balance us per month
Owner phone White a's lieu
For Haleefrew lots IN DAwsnn'n Addt.
ton. Green Lake 18th and Fremont Ave
price ttft Apply Thes Dawson. ftas
Fremont Ave- Phone Ncfth 1854 iii
Fur sale small transient house nest
O payinF we'll af viii trade ~ part
payment for = lunch counter With saoa
lease Call t1iaA First ave aaif-ra
lot seEi2o cleared. fenced ana set our
~ pears ana other fruit Owner. naIn
t1te -
t-aere tracts. tase. o. essh 81 w.ea
Nm g niaeh. tta New fssh Hih
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MILK DEALERS NOTICE
Notlcs - fershF given te al miik
dealers within the limits - the CITY ~
Seattle ~ Uhu ehlp or bring int for
the purpose - selling o. nffsffua fer
sale any milk o. cream from arr daify
maintaiuea o. fessfed aufsida ~ thr
milk permits ~ dairy permits iss1ed
~ ths CTS u seattle pfidf % the tsfh
day ~ June. f8fss VIII be reFaasd on
me 18th day ~ June. ICES. ana al such
deaiers are hrrsHT required o. ta-
fore said 10th daF ~ June 1875 70
make application 70 the Department -
Health and Sanitation fer nsW milk Or
dalrg permits On fnrnns furnished ~ the
dsuaft rlsut IN accordance slfh the state
lass and city ordinances
~ CREIGHTON. " D.
C0nanairsipnsr 81 Health
Office ~ the coumissiousr q Health
City Hail --z4si
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Prof. s. S. Cuuy. Pm. D. pres'ss,s =.
of the School OF Expression, OF - =.
ton. will lecture at the sumeI -
sion OF the University Of Wssn' .,.
ton aud will also conduct p''s'
classes. -
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HELP wtsTsp-mALs.

Wanted for the y Marine CORPS
men between ages - ard - N nppaf
fuulfF 90 Sc the world Yer fun IN
formation apply IN pfrsqn o. - lstfsF
attic ffs4a
Statesmen wanted 10 sell ianH coed
WeEss J an NliHR 90 build miles Il
and alN need several men See
HliiHan'a AsissuasH In Times blart 60
d. IT
I teach h0okkespins oompiefs ~ 10
oefs no class ~ aehaal ne drIaFa
futHe Nceountanf. fff=fEBsfsa Eupifa
kuiidlna Phones fs1t lin
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Farm Bargain

Farm Bargain
Zee ssf-. sAsu haH sis.s.a ssa
fsarsa stest tzs t~sftaf ffatt tfss-. s~e
bars sgsss isassas tifis - aefs -
les saat .frsfa 49, = 10 sssissis Fhis
HANf NAnu LAND -
f,as~snssi asiaai f4fs naliiiss.
retssass Fsfpash Ia@ftst ehaa
sss.s
AcnE TRACTS
~ kzts tsasg q s.sa Hafts e -
sssis thst sses sahssisiaea isie satan
- ass 81 aaglbias hstfsf fw 4sss-
tatfss aslsfs frfftss ffstts etc ra4
e. 81 fFars g. u aFfss Its sha
~ nst ssFs Nn't 70 49, esnt *Ash - N
wH@r a WHEELER
ss4 gatnkR MOCK
now wnuf.n rot tlkr 10 tfAFe
nfas sHftH ES RANCH We ave
80 1893 fhat wsaif - - iessi SCOT
slrss sra@ei ~ i~ssi deep fiss seli
f4aa sssslss isss as ssss' s.i4as.
sHaaN Ntenthif psytUaHts
NoukhI aAt.rnf
tit.'ts=stt Alssas n=as =sssss
fisE -. AcHEs az 's..l a.ss rvs 80.
fen ssaffsa fsss Tsrms see sssh
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'tsst't ai@sks uife ssf
enAn EEwT TES kcHra- Al level
fzftiAiif tsntfeFsi tttf
uuHEur sAiaTHf
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Sc fstN ~ hag9aie@ae sHfsss hslf
~ faisfsatlen. tAtAnss nee Ft9ihss ~
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$50 ssss ssf ZEE hsaftas tres al kirds
*ssssii ffasis fsaaiss sFftss ssist =
fries - sss. whssh ingiaass ssbwtaa
Hfnf- team. hernssss ssseHs haEMf
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- 49, ss..a a.s 80 ss,, 5sss
ss~sfthlas se~e " go sci 70 taf
fsfa deat f4ii - -+s this place Cali
- ~ effiss Asa - siii afats eut ana
noHERT dALTprs
~ tfesssi kisssa Htds @sfls
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LANDS. AgHNkuN stunt aHsS
liDNEst
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cay asiss issi,s' s ~ .', s.s rs asa.
elass ia anif ffse tsfaas - deeu. sc
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FNHN 70 t9NfNEA M NfN AHAn NAHH ~
HfAfs Sc NJ Hafsman ~ rHstfia gifr
nn fagafna frtsruffaH| tfiitfuans
s1tssnsn ~ Ttmes hieeh to-day IL
spFctAl ruIN wERK-fs serss ~
tire ~ nsw TACOMA f~TENtHHAN
esq dftEtas dtstance u seattle uzaFhsf
HAf ftFN haffafn fanf balance ffef fiass
HnlanN. 81 nsaftY levst hause. tafu. ssfs
sfai outhuilntnsns iafss orchard. IN bear
fns aeptsr cherries. pear. plume fine
frFst thfaaEh place II taken ~ enrs
Hs rEn deliver faf zoe SPOT CASH
NGffEftT MAt.THT
SIC ,tHsaTf stAska Htfr @af-fa
NEustsF AcnK rRAcTH
ttse far . acre atesll 10 nlnutsa' walk
- car t.Mnd cleared school, nferse
Sidewalk Sc cash. tslsase fte per
WfSsufp HHoR.
Zee Gaiman titae
CHOICE WATER TuoNr. 81 nies
isse. . acres partially impfaEsd. sprinK
eatsr. nsu EsFuam heuse. chicken haasam
efnss - good =. hool and nsiahhefs price
o. .fpa Terms Isti'
HuHEnr aALrHF
sfa4f9s-eIt Alaska aids 81 -
CITY REAL ESTATE. af'
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DE r,srs.

The first dentist IN Seattle 20 give
modern. hifh-riaHs dentistry az nod~rate
prices was rr EtWin J brown. offices
!. :. :, q 8 q and unian block.
lia First avenue. between Columbia and
Cherry streets. Seattle Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Lock here NeW modern. t.euafn ees
isse tinted walls clsutriu uEht hay via
fs1Ae Nuuf own terms ON Ralufsf
Heights line Ten minutes from Pioneer
square ses owner. les Twenty third av
-2s-eu
An ideal home On 500 etu huv a
teaatifui tsfaom bungalow cottase mod
cfn blocks frcm car line. terms 90
suit purchaser q " belmont owner
SIC Washington HidE Phone Ind tAak
If
WE HAVE
snap IN a few good ints AZ the Navy
Ward HrrmeFfoua fata
HiHTH tHukN a nIskCKWpou.
sia-ta Marion ftlaE -rasI
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lee ssf-s ahHa4 Haff eis4ssa aaa
fsarsd stest re tssffaf fFalt trees tee
nesHs sgsss feasiHE t4ftt go affs un
sesS sassatN rad nsaf faFt o. hsgf
faa sanf 4ffafa uaf - nsssitgsis fhis
HANf HAnu LAND go
ftasssnsNi MaINst f4fs Hastlfsa
rHtsaaes Nhfpaah la4fbsf she's
n stte It'd Fff
aaFssa
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AnlP wANrao-reMAls.

tsarh bookkeeping complete tn Sc
dave ho class uH aohaai. No dsiaNH
futta Accountant ttt sta tte EmniFe
buiidmf Phones sass Ia II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

AUCTION SALE or GOOD FrHHf.
TfRk THE eBNTEsTH OBJ Az O.
ROOM PRIVATE HOUSE y q HfeR
EHFNM WILL SELL OK THgHeUk s.
THE afTH on FUSE At 10 20 SHARP
nN TIE FHfNfsEH. NO 1911 YEsIEH
WAY. the following goods He'd aafs
enamel hads. sanitary beds dfeassFs
cnmfundess extension tables. sfdehuafds
dinina chairs Morris chsira couch. eie.
sauf urfishf piano. raffierrs curtains.
crufbsrFi Glasa. heaters Majestic steel
rRHke art squares rugs and other useful
articles sale starts sharp - fa.y n
- nIcE EHTOs- auffianarr fshanf Main
1901. Independent 1915 "a
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

Adams 4 naeaha Registered rafant
ma ffada MafA Attorneys Is years in
seattle s8t-t eaiman uiufk
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NEW
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Morris tribune., 1908-01-25
The Newest Western Play.

Manager Frank G.. King presents
"Chico Perkins in q new sensational
four act western play. ssThe Little
Prospectorn written expressly for
her, by the well known author-actor
Edward Locke, who played a pro-
minent part with David Warfield in
the three years run of 1.-THE Music
Master" in New York City. It is a
charming story of love and adven-
ture. The scenes are laid in the
mining regions of the golden west.
The play is rich in patnos and fairly
bubbling over with fun, mirth and
merriment. The members of the
support company have been selected
from the very best material which the
dramatic market affords. The scenery
and all accessories are appropriate
and abundant and nothing has been
neglected which may have a tend
ency to insure the success of the
play. "The Little Prospector" win
be presented at the Armory Thurs
day January 30th.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25
What Advertising Did.

J. w. Roach, farmer living near
Clyde, Kan, tested the efficacy of
advertising recently. He was about
to hold public auction and planned
an advertising campaign. For sew
eral weeks he announced his dates
in the local papers and the last week
came out with half-page advertise
ment, ordering 500 extra copies of
the paper for distribution. He en-
ployed four auctioneers and adver-
tised the fact. He told in an inter-
esting way, through his advertising
that he would have a big sale-and
plenty to eat. The sale was held
adjoining Clyde and the crowd that
attended was estimated at 5000. The
Clyde merchants did big business as
a result. Before the event Mr.. Roach
estimated the amount of the sale at
$4,000, but it footed up $4,000 His
printing bill was $3s, and he attributes
the remarkable success of the sale to
judicious use of printers ink He
says: "Printer's ink made me at
least 81 800 on that sale; I got the
people there and they bought whether
they needed the goods or not"
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25
Special i-Iusical Program.

The following musical program will
be given at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening by the choir,
Organ Voluntary.
PROF. SoBEY.
Hymn, No. 2Os, "Nearer My God, to
thee"
Prayer.
"send Out Thy Light" .....,....
................... Charles Gounod.
!. DOUBLE QUARTETTE.
A Scripture Reading on Music.
Trio, ''Protect Us Thru the Coming
Night" 49,. =. .Curschmann.
Mrs. JONES, MRS. HANCOCK, MISS
PROCTOR.
Hymn, No. 1872, "Jesus Lover of My
Soul"
Solo,
MRS. INGALLS,.
Hymn, No. 1923, "Onward, Christian
Soldiers"
Duet, Forever with the Lord, "Gounod
Miss MURPHY, Miss PROCTOR.
Hymn, No. 1876, "Abide with me.'
Interesting Incl 'ents and facts in
PRODUCING the hymns will be told by
the pastor
At the morning service, Rev. N. A.
Hannant will preach on the theme,
elbow Much More is Man Worth
than Sheep, and Why" Sunday
School at -, Christian Endeavor at
$3.50
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25
A Joker Finds Himself Joked.

Valparaiso Messenger:-T. J.. Man
gan, a student who enjoys and fire.,
quently perpetrates joke on his
friends, decided Sunday night to play
one on his room mate, McGeady, and
for this purpose had mock epileptic
fit. McGeadey called in several other
students to aid him. Mangan played
his part well, but his friends finally
saw through the trick and concluded
to turn the joke on him by summon
ing medical aid and circulating the
story that the fit was real one.
Mangan is now busy explaining the
affair. Ask him for particulars.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Marget Sivertson, wife of Hans
Sivertson, died at the home of Austin
Estenson of pneumonia on January
18th. She and her husband were
among the oldest settlers of this
county, homesteaded a quarter Sec
ton in Framnas on part of which they
lived until their home was destroyed
by fire in December. Deceased was
SO years of age, and has been in poor
health for some years. Much SYM
pathy is felt for Mr.. Sivertson in the
death of his life companion. The
funeral was held On January Goth.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25
Real Estate Transfers.

Van SAINT Land Co. to Harry Weiss,
ne14 neA and wiz neI, sec: II,
Pepperton, $4,000.
Harry Weiss to John G. Frerck, nel
neA and VIZ ne14, sec. II, Pepperton,
$4,000.
Hugh White to B.. NJ Kuhn, VIZ
sec. 5, Eldorado, $4,000.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

In a letter received this week by
D. T. Wheaton from the official in
charge of the U. S. weather service
in Minnesota, the director states that
the precipitation in Morris the past
year was the least of any point in the
state. The dryest portion of the
state this year included the counties
in this neighborhood, and also the
northerly part of the Red River valley.
The principal business at the coun-'
Gil meeting on Tuesday evening was
the hearing on the order to show
cause why the sewer license of J. H.
Peterson & Co. should not be re-
voked. Before the hearing began,
the bondmen stated chat they were
willing foreman on the bond. and SO
the hearing was unnecessary except
to fasten responsibility for the killing
of L. j. Schlattman's horse. All of
the parties in interest were sworn,
and gave their testimony, and after
the hearing, w. III. Cherry, on behalf
of MIR. Peterson asked that the hear
ing be continued one week with the
that he expected the matter
would be settled. The order to show
cause was discharged, and the matter
of settlement continued to the next
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25
w ell Digging.

We have purchased we'll digging
outfit, and are now prepared to exc
cute your orders in this line, either to
repair old wells, or sink new ones.
We solicit your patronage.
JOE RICHdUTH,
FRANK GRIFFITH.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

John-"What kind of tea do you
like best?" Priscilla -'sGo-tees, some,
but Rocky Mountain Tea best" John
-s'Why HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea best?" Priscilla-"It speaks for
itself, John.,' makes lovely COM
plexions.) J. R. Kruger.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Advice to Mothers: Don't let your
children waste away. Keep them
strong and healthy during the winter
with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t is the greatest tonic for children.
Pure and harmless, does the greatest
good. Soc. Tea or Tablets. J. r.
Kruger.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Every person owes something to the
churches of the community in which
he lives. You can discharge a por-
ton of this obligation tomorrow by
being present at the services of one
of the Morris churches, and will be
benefited thereby.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25
For Renrese NATIVE

[ hereby announce myself as
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for Representative from the 57th
district, subject to the will of the Re-
publican voters at the primaries.
G. III. CoLYER, Wheaton. Mimi.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

A small blaze started in the barn
back of the Bankrupt store on Mon
day evening, but the fire department
responded to the alarm quickly, and
the fire was extinguished before
much damage was done. The interior
of the barn was scorched, but the build
ing is still intact. The barn contain
ed nothing but empty boxes. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

The pres entation of ezra Diavolo"
by the Beggar Prince Co. ON Wednes-
day evening was all that the audience
expected, and gave the best of salts
faction. This company's reputation
is so we'll established here that prac-
tically every seat in the house was
taken, and the patrons were well
pleased with the excellent manner
in which the troupe rendered this
popular opera.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

1t fills the arteries with rich, red
blood. makes new flesh and healthy
men, women and children. Nothing
can take it's place; no remedy has
done so much good as HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. Tea or
Tablets. J. r. Kruger.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Mike Weum went up to Brecken-
ridge Saturday to take charge of the
Ostendorf Clothing Co.'S store at that
place for few days as Chas. Osten-
dorf is sick.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Z. W. Whitermore & Co., the auc-
tioneers in charge of the sale at the
Store, have been drawing
large crowds to the sale where you
get goods at your own price.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Misses Norma and Elette Berger,
of Chicago, have been visiting friends
and relatives here. Miss Norma re-
turned to Chicago last week, and
Miss Elette returned this.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

A meeting of tie Sunday School
Board was held at Mrs. Lights Fri
day evening.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Miss Tina Nelson, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Nelson, returned to Chicago
Monday to resume her millinery
work with Miss Norma Berger.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Eye-s sight restored. BY DR.. Brokaw
eye specialist ats.Krueger's drug store,
Morris the 9Th and 9TH of every month.
Painful head and eyes made painless.
Prices always lowest.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Miss Annie Beck is one of the lead
ers in the Minneapolis News piano
contest, and asks the assistance of the
people of Morris and vicinity to win
one of the prizes. She had gained
sixth place yesterday.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Conductor Wilson and wife who
have been occupying the johnson
house in the north part of the city
left Tuesday morning for Galveston,
Texas to remain for the winter.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

A. L. Wolff, formerly of Morris but
now one of the large farmers near
Valley City, N. D., was in town this
week and disposed of his property
near the Lincoln school to S. W.
Ludenia for 81 800.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Frank Griffith and Joe Richmuth
have purchased complete well digg-
ing outfit and expect soon to ac-
comodate all in need of such work.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Oar Reese, a prominent St. Paul
politician, was in Morris last Friday,
and called on friends here. Mr..
Reese has been mentioned as a dark
horse candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

The Rebekah ladies gave a very
pleasant social at the lodge hall on
Tuesday evening. There was large
attendance and all present spent an
enjoyable evening with cards, dancing
and refreshments.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

To morrow services at the M. E.
church; Preaching, 1880 a. M, and
7:3O p. m. Sunday school at -. m.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

DR.. o. G. Nelson goes to Hancock
on the 18th and 10Th and consequently
his Morris office will be closed on those
days.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Rev. and Mrs. Dowlin have rented
MIR. Hills house, two doors from the
church, and will be glad to see their
friends there at any time.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

The auction sale at the Morris
Bankrupt Store began on Monday as
advertised, and the crowds of buyers
have been growing larger as the
people learned the great bargains to
be had.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Little Fabian Mullen, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Mullen, who has been
sick with pneumonia, is convalescent.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

There will be services in the Luth-
eran Free church Sunday evening
at 1880 by Rev. Torvik.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

Mr.. Samuel L. Johnson and Miss
Hattie G. Jorgenson were married by
Rev. A. o. Dolvin, at the parsonage
in Scandal on January 22nd.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

J. J. McCanney left the first of the
week for an extended trip thru the
west. He will visit at points in Idaho,
Washington and Oregon.
Morris tribune., 1908-01-25

There will be services in the
Swedish Lutheran church on the
evening of January 28th, and the
annual meeting of the church will be
held after the service