Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-09-12
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,0hL HAPPENINGS ~. s.. $50 : :
resume his studies Carl
,r Jay Berkin is assisting his father Miss r1o r, +;
in the postofce clerk. aL,, at; 81
y John Smith returned on Tues breckenridge.
oay from hef western trip' Services in the Nor
L. F. Eddy cities enu p eVenn
,g on Tuesday for weeks visit. > - -
Miss Bloom, been = aaa ~ %?
D. sick with typhoid fever is con- go hoth - r1a
10 valescent. ' ~ = -s
10 cities MIS- eisn' VINO mas sp
Tuesday, and will visit relatives yoo W no ,". noai
- there for a week. ~ - ieo1ineo " Naoff's
IS Supt and Mrs. j. B. Brown have as
guest Miss Eee Reel general 10 no pay ong price
superintendent of Indian schools OF woven ience WIRE WI
buy at bottom prices at
State supt, ]. W. Olson was in City Mills.
" Morris Monday calling friends. w ov. :.
u He on his way to Beardsley h ~ h. 49, , t
L. j. schlattman went attorneys
Saturday bring home his aged Odessa ditch matter
d mother. They returned on Tuesday.
Rings fell the guest of his broth
windmill day last week and Cherry and expects to
both bones of his right fore this wear attend
q arm. -. 49,.
. House rent-The house opposite 1890 -: " 49,
y the Congregational parsonage 9rooms, T,h u1th1-i
large barn, city water and cistern ~ Con- ~ +o @ 80 IT.
~ Enquire of Miss Holman.
4 Miss Joyce Berkin expe
r. a. 1ahl ieV 'ho fsD VI 'ie "0oA first
" county, D., where he ~ o++end r.ni,o scboo
will spend week two looking will +ake course in rnnsi
u after his daughters land there. inn
Peter Johanson of Traverse county, Mr. and Mrs w IT. Oh
l. city Thursday the their puest over sund
candidacy the Re- Wallace an ATTORNEY of
publican nomination for representa- and also Mrs
tive. Fargo.
Dr. Bevns, formerly On account Of the To
Dr. Huburd here but is prac- WAGON coming down
cng Connecticut stopped off Tchudi was thrown from
mere Tor oays Vst the hrst OF h yesterday and received
C week. while on his way West. on his chin
Ducks seem to be more plentiful Buckentin who hi
this than they have been local of the Minnea
years. local hunters have Co. for the six
good luck bringing goody been displaced by T.
n number. Chickens have not been Of Minneapolis
< plentiful, however, and except for the
bags the first the MRS. A. " Myrah, Wn
season. the hunters have had Wishing her mo1he
success this summer, left Monds
- Cities and from there viii
barn belonging her home at Long Beach,
in the southern part of town was
burned early Saturday morning It large number of fa1
burned rapidly and dis Big Stone county with the
troyed department have been in Morris for
reach it, There nsur days. to attend the hear
ance Clinton ditch before
Improvement III
council meeting Tuesday meeting Monday nigh
evening, the contract for building cussed several matters of
blocks of cutters At committee appointed
let John business relative
will begin work O'Clock to O'Clock
Mr.. johnson also obtained the ---
putting in number of The DeLaval sep
Sidewalks which will be built the ghtest and skins TIT
| by city. any separator the
styles at the
Inc e puoc sonoois the best in every
except 'hose VINO n'e ere have and them and get
| found homes as follows:-Mss Thomp c+aror+s
son, Miss johnson and Alderman at
Burpee's, Miss A. Stones Joseph Schroeder who
Miss Peterson JAS th Miss both feet by being
Orion Colyers and Miss Larson train while working in the
Towe F. D. Meyers the Great Northern depot
guest Miss settlement with the
Moran for the present. railroad company tn
| torneys, Spooner & Cheer
week received draft
showing at the state fair and the
county exhibit received eighth place. foung olks VINO ar
On individual exhibits this county snouo not a 20 seno LOT
also made an excelen con- wood Academy catalogue
spent there almost
The third premium obtained living a' hoe' WINE 'e
on exactly the difference
collection of wheat third spread peO"eeh a anu
~, ton a-The schools
orts +b;rd IN a.x +brd IN ~. ur,otb 29th
clover third on flax and third H1' w. Iuene'
plate of apples p.:,-, e.~.,o - 0..4.
Lester G. Boedecker, the ~
old of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Boe formation that the