Morris tribune., 1910-05-13

Five room house for rent. Cistern |
and cellar. Mrs. Julius Zahl.
Guy Stewart left the first of the |
week for Great Falls, Mont.
Services at the Norwegian Lutheran |
Synod church Sunday evening at s |
Cflock.
Don't take chances. H. w. Barker's |
Cough Remedy, made atSparta, Wis, !
will cure you.
Richard Chaffins had his finger |
crushed while moving the Spooner !
house on Monday.
For best terms and all privileges on
real estate loans call at the Stevens |
County State Bank.
The Elizabeth Reem Circle will hold
special meeting next Tuesday after
noon with Miss Spooner.
Two lots for sale on Sixth street. !
Will sell cheap if taken at once. En-
quire of the owner, Mrs. Carrie G.
Flatner.
A marriage license was issued May |
18th to Mr.. Robert Gruetzmacher, of |
Herman, and Miss Emma Rhode, of
EIdorado. |
The Boys band will give their dance |
at the armory this evening. It is for
the purpose of raising funds to assist |
il buying uniforms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Reardon, of |
Devils Lake, have been here this |
week to attend the funeral of her
father, Michael O'Gorman.
Phillip Dohm informs us that he has
accepted better position with the
Schmidt Brewing Co. in st. Paul, and |
will remove there shortly.
The ladies of the Catholic church |
will give social Thursday afternoon,
May 10Th, in the basement of the |
church. Everybody is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Sobey and Mrs. |
W. j. Stewart went to St. Paul on
TUESDAY night to attend the grand |
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
L. H. Pushor leaves today for Glen
wood, where he Will visit fer day, |
and then leave for Lewiston and other |
points in Maine to visit for a couple |
of months.
Health Commissioner Leuty gives
notice that Immediately after Clean
Up Day, notice will be served on all !
property owners who have not re- |
moved the garbage from their pre-
misses, and the garbage will be remov- |
ed and taxed up against the property.
Mr.. Abbott has resigned his position
as electrician at the electric light sta
ton, and will devote his time to auto
mobile repair work. Russell Baker,
who was in charge of the plant few
years ago, is back again. Since he
was here he has been at Brainerd
most of the time. Mr.. Baker is plan
ming on moving his family here from
~Little Falls the first of next month.
There will be German Lutheran SER
vice in Morris next Sunday at 10 !
O'Clock. German Lutheran service at .
Chokio at 2 O'Clock and English SER
vice at o'clock.
: On Pentecost Monday there will be |
service in Swan Lake at 10 o'clock. In .
the afternoon there will be English !
Lutheran service at Donnelly at 2:30. .
The Lords supper will be served after
each service. Gustav Pilgrim.
At the council meeting on Tuesday
evening, the sidewalks across the
right of way were the subject of con-
siderable discussion. The railroad
company refuses to build these very
necessary walks, and that leaves the
question as unsettled as ever. A
number of the tenants were before
the council and offered to pay one
half of the cost of putting in the walks
if the city would pay the other half.
No conclusion was reached.
Reports come to US of illegal seining
of fish in the Pomme de Terre river
near the dam. Besides taking large
quantities of fish in this illegal man
~ner it is said that thousands of young !
fish were hauled out on the bank and .
left there. SEEMING is most repre-
hensible because it deprives many .
others of sport by depicting the sup
,,l,- of Goh hut the man Huhn SeineS is |