Morris tribune., 1911-03-31

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For Sale, good work mare. Jos. '
J. Gaffney. s@ M:
Mrs. H. C. Olson and son Harvard
are visiting in the cities for few
days. ua''
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. n
on March 9th.
Patrick Lawler. of Willmar, has \
been visiting this week with D. H. ver
and James Lawler. he
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. !
Fred Heller. living east of Morris, on our
Tuesday, March 2Sth. 25t
For Sale-I wish to sell the 4
Scandinavian House in Morris or trade Fri
it for Stevens county land. Lou
F. c. Splitstoser. G
Miss Emma Peterson invites you to Gay
her spring opening of pattern hats. age
Latest millinery. Saturday. March pre-!
25th. T
We have some new and very attrac- W., ~
tive ideas worth seeing at our opening % "a
display, Saturday, March 25th. Emma Ol0
Peterson. =,
The Ladies Aid Society of the to
Congregational church will meet on sprl
Wednesday April 18th at the home lnsE
of Miss Ida Borrill. 7
the
1se" oolA l l00l Al't'ro' q" nv wor
loaf of bread as can be made from o,,,
spring wheat. Made at home. used
everywhere and sold at the right price. (
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Use pure ice from Lake Mime Fric
waska. 1t costs but very little more, Kru
but will prove much more satisfactory cent
than any cheaper ice. J. L. Byrne &
Son. L
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The most extensive showing of new here
spring millinery now on exhibit at IA
Mrs. P. H. Canty's store. Quality and here
character combined without the -
extra cost
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Emil Kussatz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. stor
Fred Kussatz. of the township of mon
Morris, was kicked by horse one day pail
last week, and severely injured on his
shoulder and cheek, but is now recov- d
ering rapidly. here
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A postal from Frank Hancock, who livil
has begun work on contract at Bis day,
marck, N. D., shows the excavating Star
done and the foundation begun on St.
Patrick's Day, March 18th. That is C
certainly early for this latitude. Mon
He
Miss Grace Kemmerer received the Mrs
sad news on Saturday evening of the was
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. chr,
D. D. Clark. at Minneapolis. Miss cond
Kemmerer left for Minneapolis the
same night. but her mother had al u
ready passed away when she arrived rent
there, death having due to apoplexy. and
Patrons of the opera house will be 10 e
pleased to learn that the city has pur- ne
chased additional chairs for the ar III u
mory, and that the new chairs are ii'oi'
l,roer .nd nooro co,o for+ablo +ban and
those now in use. The new chairs besp
will be used in the front of the re- ~
served seat section, and the present 81
ohaire viii ho ,,.od y, Tho roa. ,or+ will
of the hall and in the gallery. WIZ
built
White Rock Journal Il. T. Schu- Schu
mann the clothier and Iver Hanson. know
his assistant arrived on Saturday from in b,
Starbuck, Mimi, with their stock year
and will be ready for business the lat pero
ter part of this week. Mr.. Schumann succ
has about $4,000 stock of mems
and boys clothing. shoes, caps and 90
furnishings. Mr.. Schumann is also an armc
up-to date tailor. and is graduate of tt
of the John Mitchell Cutting School of here
New York City. We bespeak success after
for them and extend hearty welcome conf
to our properous little city. to til
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