Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-06-24

arts Hay and straw baled. Phone to R.
d to Tschudi, Rt. 2, Morris.
Smoke the Big Stone. Made at
rday Morris. Ten years before the public.
Tari- -
The Morris Independents will play
the Wahpeton ball team at that place
rano on Sunday.
Da- --
Window and porch screens made to
order. Prices the same as for stock
"er' screens. O.. F. Tewksbury.
orty -
Miss Faith Hardy will return today
odv from Hamline, where she has been
tbat attending the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Christopherson
left are spending the week visiting with
nd her parents in Pope county.
The Stevens County State Bank will
give make you Real Estate loan at low
8 in rates with all privileges.
Lost-A grey sweater on the DON
lted nelly road or in Morris, Sunday.
len Timber please leave at this Office.
Wanted-At City Steam Laundry,
on Sank Centre, Mimi, two girls to work.
7ens Girls who have had experience per-
ferred.
also L. H. Schuman and family will go
Veet to Starbuck today and occupy the
Bredyson cottage for couple of
weeks.
day, A glass of ice cream soda drawn
lSon from our fountain with delicious fruits
oI is bracer any time. Try it at the
~ Bakery.
Ana' Mrs. III. Fl. Stevens and children
ST. are mere from minneapolis Ior Vlsl'
AXE WIN her ParehCS' Mr' anu MIS- W. L.
few Colyer.
The DeLaval cream separator has
rom the greatest capacity, does the best
~ n work and wears the longest of any
~ ~ separator used. Stewart sells them.
Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Brokaw
7o, eye specialist at Krueger's drug store,
I'll. N1orrlS VIC oOn 1nu 'Vn VI 0V0iJ AAoA'n'
,tod Painful head and eyes made painless.
Prices always lowest.
the L oHer for sale at SOU, the mouse
leet formerly occupied by Ward Stone
lext on Riverside farm. ibis mouse cost
So, 900 to build. It can be moved into
the village for $3.50 to $500. A. A.
on Stone If
the
10 Today is Firemen's Day at Herman
and the annual tournament for this
district will be held there. About Is
of of the Morris firemen and many others
D., will attend. Tomorrow is Woodmen
eek Day.
yes.
Hereafter laundry basket will be
e a shipped Wednesday night instead of
'om Thursday, and will go to Sank Center.
sed Call No. 10 and laundry will be gath
ght cred and delivered. Baskets returns
Friday evening. Your patronage is
his solicited. Tryon & Hogan.
rue A small tornado developed in the
lere northe astern part of the county on
the "Wednesday of+ornoon A. Anton
loo' Hellie's farm, the barn and the silo
biaf we're moved off their foundations
ling "oo"' " iooU' "C Ai0ofO hhoinan Un0
r,s siIo was moved some and at Peter
was oNhi'n Un0 non Ho"0o was o1o"n
at down.
Miss Susan Wilder, of Minneapolis,
0r- was the guest this week of her aunt,
~, Mrs. A. E. Peck. Miss Wilder will be |
~ one of the instructors in the woman's |
ade AD0Ai0 az 'ne "si % 0onooA |
una next year, and was sent here to draw
plans for the Encouragement of the
building to be used by the woman's
Mr. department.
ern ----
GOD Mr.. Elmer Hills and Miss Minnie A. |
bv Hines were married at the Assump- |
de- ton church at o'clock yesterday. |
cen After the ceremony an elaborate |
the Weoolng preaK1ast was served 10 |
an large number of relatives at the Mer-
chants hotel and the happy couple
took the noon train east for their
the wedding trip. Both are we'll known
OF and popular young people of DON
lty' nelly, where they have many friends
ct who extend to them congratulations
it and best wishes.
hat a ------
us- Mrs. Alden Dickinson and her daugh-
hat Uer-n-laW, Mrs. Ora DICKINSON, OF
pie Minneapolis, spent the past few days
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