Morris tribune., 1910-04-15


We bake cream pufs every Friday,
Morris Bakery.
Home grown seed corn Germin-
alton guaranteed. For sale at S.
- Stewards 24t2
anS az 'ii'' Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lentz have
their guest her mother, Mrs. J. F.
,+o,o Modo ot Mcintyre, of Howard Lake.
before the public. Jas. Morrison, who has been visit
ing here for the past month, left last
MOTIFS 0aKery night for his home at Colfax, Wash.
nd in your order --
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker and Miss
- BorrilI are among those who expect
screens made to to a+tend tho Grand e, in +be cities
me for stock next veetr
le"A'O"iS C.F Bailey, who has been at Grand
novan Anto % Forks, has accepted a position as
er for an apto manager for the Savings Loan and
Trust Co., of Minot N. D.
uo-ooo,- ,u, 49, The ladies of the Assumption church
49, - otto,d ~ will give social Thursday afternoon
April 21st in the basement of the
church. All are cordially invited.
barKers cough Mrs E. J. Jones goes to the cities
ParCa' wis., lor week attend the grand opera
and Mrs. Butterfeld will accompany
our attention to her for weeks visit with Mrs. Pike
play each week. The DeLaval cream separator has
a PETERSON the greatest capacity, does the best
work and wears the longest of any
left Minneapolis
Is polnts IN Une H. E. Walter has rented the Sea-
mans house on West Seventh street. |
: r,asdo1, for and expects his family here from
and with his bro Ashland Wis, time next week
no his sons at For the next thirty days, photo post
cards at 81 a dozen at J. B. Ander- |
of this vicinity sons studio. First class work-the |
g on anronobile kind you pleased send away to
meeting to your lrienos
We will send shipment of |
msey Reeve re- carpeting to the Rug Co. be made
the week from into rugs. Any having carpet |
I'VE is gradually ing which they wish made up will do
peration well to see us and learn particulars.
M. G. Tryon.
,n'1 49, -" e-a4 Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Olson and
- c1oorc,a no,b+ daughter and Mrs. Lilyquist came
ord e++oa over from Kensington by automobile
- on Tuesday and the guests of
lakes as fine Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Siverts. Mrs.
be made from Lillyquist remained until yesterday,
at home, used when she left for Idaho.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet at the church parlor on
Wheaton, stop Wednesday afternoon April goth at
Wednesday and three O'Clock. All members are re-
Mr.. Rustad is quested to attend. The social hour
publican nomin- will begin at four o'clock. Refresh
this district. ments will be served. Every one is
cordially invited.
gers drug store, Harry Qugey has received the fine
of every month hearse which he recently purchased
made painless 1t large enough to receive the arg
est size caskets, and is very finely
finished. Mr.. Quigley is to be con-
We again organ graduated his enterprise in this
the Morris In matter, and his friends trust that it
I'VE secured good will prove good investment.
II roirltou;n NJ. G. Tryon and George Hogan
moo oe7o have rented the entire first floor of
% the Good block and will occupy it
shipment of about the first of May with full line
90. to be made of furniture, musical instruments and
having carpet decorative materials. Both of these
made up will do gentlemen we'll known business
n particulars. men who will undoubtedly make a
G. Tryon. success of the enlarged business.
ge had At the Improvement Union on Fri |
Tuesday even day evening, much comment was
nembers of the made on the very creditable exhibit
IN attendance, which Stevens county had at the Con-
members were servation Congress, and at the sug-
tie banquet was Igestion of T. H. Mcguire vote of
thanks extended to the many
, C,nooo+;o farmers who took interest in fur
rIo TJ nishing the very desirable samples.
oor,I- +ta antro Literary Club.
and struck on Mrs G. Borrll entertained the Lit
ribs. His in erary CLUB on Monday afternoon.
he is able to Famous members OF Parliament we're
ty given in to roll cali
The program-a most interesting
7ill appear here one-was directed by Mrs. Walker.
1ow'' April Westminster Palace Mrs Never
nee before, and The greatest leaders in Parliament
'ers that have the last half of 18th Century ...
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