Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
REVIEW OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS

|E~ OF IO0hL HAPPENINGS A
milch for sale. Supt. Hgbie spent Wednesday in
e Rt l. the cities on business.
more was quite sick the son of Mr.. Mrs. Robt.
last week Tressler is sick with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh J. H. Mcclure has been spending
sick this week. the week in the cities business
ants going for s5c at Smoke the Big Stone. Made
ale Farmers store Norris Ten years before the public
ne that cures-H W. A daughter born Mr.. and
ugh Remedy-made at Mrs Ernest Fluegel of Scott on
Thursday Jan. 26th
Mrs. s. A. Flahery nave The family of Mrs. Jacob Moser
1ew Gays " e ei'eS of Horton, has been released from
the diphheria quarantine.
latter part of Mr and Mrs STANLEY RYAN
the ctes returning ed Saturday from few days visit
with relatives in the cities.
worth up SIS going Cafare,s orcbes+ra will o;va
at tne Farmers sore social dance here the armory
Feb. 18th. Keep the date in mind.
daughter OF Sup and The Farmers store auction sale
mas oeen SICK WIN the full blast and will continue every
H. day until entire sock is sold out.
'oe1 u C ~ W We are prepared to do your clean
,.n 'S ' ~ " ing and pressing in the perfect
~ manner. trial will convince.
Missionary Union will T. J.Llnden the TAILOR.
s. J. J. Geib next Fri a.. n,. H., .
= ::4. ~ ~ Spooner the latter part of last week
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. M. o.
n Rank Of the KNIGHTS Flaner.
- give 'ne,i ever oopu Mr. and Mrs J. A. Rngness en-
~ ~ W n, " o. ~ A' " tertained number of friends at a
.. - ~ delightful card party Wednesday
D,sbek nleasantlv en- evening.
- ~ ~ ~ 1900 Ed. Wunsch has resigned his posi-
1l 60. D...o1,,, tlon assistant at the Citizens
~ - ~ ' Bank, and has been succeeded by O.
Hanson CO are inst W. Harrison from Doran Mimi
a, ~ ~ . l p Miss Kemmerer very pleasantly
y i ~ ~ h1; tertained number of young people at
- - - cards no Monday evening at the home
tberan service next Sun of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Coyer
Lake beginning at ten
r;sb 1r+b.ron soru;oo New Gold Flour makes fine
ex+ Sunday at 40 loaf of bread be made from
piorim spring wheat. Made at home. used
everywhere and sold at the right price
r handed out Jam
week. The weather W. L. Colyer received the sad in
teligence yesterday that his father
In fact even good who is SO years of in
ears to be threatened serious condition his home at
Waukesha, Wis.
v nicely furnished rooms
electric lighted and Mr. Strand the father of Mrs c.
ate front entrance that Rasmussen reported be
desirable party dangerously sick. His sons, Carl
j. H. MCGUIRE Morris Strand, of Edgerly. N D. and Hans
g. ..,, Strand, from Lakota, N D., at
his bedside.
j Baily. of Traverse
Miss Clara Josephine Sweetest Girl Dixie, "
rts county, S. D. were which appeared the armory on
dge Stenger on We'd Wednesday evening" did not draw
of the contracting house. and did please those
rangers here. who attended. The show carried
good orchestra but the cast very
ott's hospital IN Min weak.
Friday, Mrs. John Smith
operation Her hus The icemen of the city COM
Caine were with her pleed their ice harvest for the
Law Dr. Caines daugh winter Mr.. Byrne has filled his
ad an operation house with ice shipped here by rail
sbury hospital. from Starbuck, while Mr.. Dahoot
has filed his house with ice from Lake
MS Cough Remedy never Crystal
ose who it for OBJ
s.. colds and irrtations The financial statement
and lungs It stands county published this week and
reedv for all throat takes considerable that
seases Sold bv J. has been necessary to out much
- 49,. II of the regular reading matter. That
- much matter would be crowded out
meeting of the North not apparent to until it was
Educational Association late increase the number of
Fergus Fails February pages
particularly strong
ing preparted' Enter Dr. Nelson from Mora M1nn.'
be furnished tn ladv in Morris the first of the week
dinp looking the city with view to
- 49, locating here. He also looked over
ksbury returned different buildings with the idea of
the cities, having putting in hospital: DIR. Nelson
Tewksbuy and Lela had hospital Mora for several
cir journey to Texas, years.