Morris tribune., 1909-06-12

~ Mrs. Dan Mahoney left for Brainerd v
II the first of the week to spend month yes
y visiting her parents. +
po ho.rair 0n.rtor sec ing
+;o, :, Coo 9 uode,os o1< n,ilas east Tue
~ from Morris. w. G. Briggs, Morris. N
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,ne Miss Mary Vinje is expected down Far
from Fargo today for short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Vinje.
gy, But
lth. Supt. III. r. Edwards left the first the
of the week for Moorherd, where he
'sn will teach in the normal school this ,,I
summer. -
LIS Mrs. Wilbur Hill, of Twin Falls, !.
ed rdoho .rr;raa an n,h,rsdoy for !. twol A
iu"no' "li.sou o oS ~. J. B
weeks visit with Miss Indie Reeve eho
axe and other friends.
6ne J. E. Starkey has rented the Lawler -
house recently vacated by Emil Gill Do
ons bert and will move in as soon as sewer
et9 connections are made. M
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Richard Hopkinson, of Saskatoon, tian
Gu Canada, is visiting here for few days.
In He was formerly in the land business r
here with J. A. Johnson. ing
md Miss Eleanor Scobey has returned ~
Of from Thorpe, Minn., where she has T.
been teaching this year. She will ran
teach at Wabasso next year. Ber
rn- We will grind your feed as you M
want it, give it all back to you, and the1
;or. charge you only six cents sack for Mr..
grinding at Morris City Mills. 49,
bed - i
,an Fifty dollars reward will be paid for eur
rris evidence that will convict the party LII
or parties that poisoned the cattle in use'
my pasture east of Lake Crystal. n
D. oUe"ai0' hav
5 A little dauohter of Mr.. and Mrs Har
Dennis Mccarthy was at the Starbuck IN c
hospital last week for an operation .
clx for an abscess on the head. She is
cA' .,,o,, 80 80 wee
Sc ---''0-- sent
IN. 80. for
If you are to do any building l0r
let the E. J. Jones Lbr. Co. fig M
nes ure with you, they cannot only Har
low save you money but give you ext
the best that money can buy. 1--WE
Stewart at the mill sells genuine Sec
- Glidden galvanized barbed wire in job
- quantities at So. .85 hundred pounds. Nor
.I4 Woven wire fence and fence posts
just as cheap. Call and get our prices. "A
was
IRA Inc passengers on Ono HoA mile
CHI iaciiic passenger 'raiii "0.o % e'oA11 fror
an shaken up Saturday evening by the
the train running into freight car. The IT
oh switch was left open and the passen- dist
ger train ran onto the freight track Var
me and colided before it could be stopped. All
" The merchants of the city are talk NJ
w ing of holding market day in Morris fe
oo' some time in July. Other towns are in h
~ making a success of this feature, and rem
there is no reason why Morris should +.
'no NV o ~ whi
Iol piosos % popo'"i' 0""" A''iA 1"' the
lhe 10 n0Ao 0'oAy y -nonOD. end
IKE .,I -
JAIL A.1 ",'o AL w. LOSS M
at - ton
ono1 -~ - -o' the1
---I' -, - 80. ther
~, usual. Mr.. and Mrs. Bass have many
~ warm friends here who regret their M
departure. retu
,ou| vac;
wv, fron
trespass on my land bordering on and
400 adjacent to Lake Crystal, these lands M
laying north of the Browns Valley at L
- track and east of the lake. Any one Kru
~. trespassing on these lands will be pure
prosecuted to the extent of the law. to tt
~. S. Stewart
ner Benson Times:-The members of to Il
- the engine and hose carts were out WISH
0eo practicing Thursday evening in order retu
to make themselves more efficient in mai
rch their duties and develop speed n,
cb enough to bring them to the front if n1ir
at they decide to enter the lists at the ooa,
ue, nionens 0on " NC noiu "O core
NJ. Morris July 3d. piot
Lno Mr.. Edward Youngmann, from MT
y, W Brown County, and Miss Magdalena Mic,
On0 Meyer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs F. W.,