Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-01

Vincent Caswell, formerly of Nor
ris, is reported very sick from blood
poisoning at WOODBURY., Oregon.
James Lund, of the Bankrupt
store, has been sick this week. He is
in hospital at Sioux Falls, S. D.
Aug. Danzeizen, formerly of this
county but now farming near Her
man. called on friends here Satur-
day.
The Elizabeth Reem Circle will
meet with Mrs. Henry Mckee next
Tuesday afternoon. Marie Yarger, O.
sec.
Washed nut and Hooking Valley tt
coal are the most satisfactory fuel.
Leave All order with J. Rumsey
Reeve. r
Mr.. and Mrs. August Huebner left
Thursday for Minneapolis, where
Mrs. Huebner will receive medical
| treatment.
There was touch Of real winter On
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week,
the thermometer going down to 29 Sc
below on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Whitney and son William ex- tt
pect to leave Monday for Portland, 81
Oregon, where Mrs. Whitney's sister,
Mrs. Canty is now living.
A marriage license was issued on In
January 18th to Mr.. Fred G. Abs and
Miss Bertha L. Fiddler, both Of the r,
southern part of the county. ~, -.
| Mrs. Samuel Olson, of Framnas, is
serio usly sick and is not expected to
live. Her only sister, Miss Lizzie "
Nelson, of Chicago, is at her bedside.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. A. ~Dushek has been: sick this cs
week, and at one time was not ex- v
ected to live, but is now recovering.
Begin now planning on the building n,
you will do this spring, and take
your estimates to J. Rumsey Reeve
for his prices on lumber and build &c
ing material. 81
! Salesman wanted to look after our
( interest in Stevens and adjacent VI
counties. Salary or Commission. =
Address The Harvey Oil Co. Cleve-
land, 0.
The whole family of VIM. Zahl, of u
Swan Lake, have been sick this week, -
and Willie Zahl went out to the farm
couple of days this week to help D
! with the farm work. M
The little four year old daughter of .
! Milford Gould has been very low
with an attack of pneumonia during NJ
! the past week. At the present time
she is gradually improving. 81
Miss Mamie O'Malley and Miss
Maggie Delahunt, both of whom have n
been valuable employees of the A.
| Wells Bros Hanson Co.'s store for
many years, yesterday resigned their o.
positions. Miss Delahunt intends to .,
take an extended vacation. -
During the month of January, there ~
has been close race between Peter
Pearson, of Rendsville and VIM. ej
Gausman, OF Pepperton, as to which ii
would win the prize for the most l.
butterfat brought to the Stevsns W
County Creamery during the month gj
of January. Mr.. Gausman was ahead in
yesterday morning, but later Mr.. D,
Pearson came in with cream sufficient d,
to put him in the lead, and he won A
the prize. al
The Farmers Institute held here
Thursday was grand success and :,
was SO well attended that the armory j;
/ was filed. The Institute was in charge l.,
of O. Nd. Olson of Montevideo, and the :,
speakers were F. B. McLeran and c. q,
W. Glotfelter. Mr.. Olson spoke on In,
cooperation and the business man a,
agement of the farm, Mr.. McLeran on n
the care of the dairy cow and Mr.. &c
Glotfelter on the raising of clover for es
hay and seed. During the afternoon ,p
session, considerable time was taken
| in answering many suggestive ques-
tons which had been put in the ques-
tfon box. The meeting was interest b.
ina thrueat and many beneficial ideas "
Ewese sainagkby those who attended. p
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