Morris tribune., 1912-08-16

Starkey's Drug Store.
Mrs. Herman Kerl returned on
Tuesday evening from Minneapolis,
much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J.. Muckler re-
turne from their visit to Dell Rapids,
S. D.. the first of the week.
The little dauhgter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cherry was quite sick the first
of the week, but is now better.
There is no excuse for poorly clad
feet when you can buy oxfords from
69c to So. 90 at ]. H.. McGuire's.
Tennis players are expected down
from Herman today to play tourna-
ment with the Morris tennis club.
Kill the gophers with gophergo.
Sure death to gophers. rats, mice and
all rodents. It's poisoned raisins and
grain: ,...... -. -: -
| See the Emerson plow before buy.
| ing. 1t runs lighter and handles easier
than any other. Sold by Stone &
3. Munro. III. i. .......-.-s,. -. ...-
John ,Hadler suffered a stroke Of
apoplexy Wednesday noon while at
table and has since been in a. SERIOUS
condition. s'.<"~ ." j.: ~. :,4l>esaz< j. :s.o
The base ball management have had
the bowery taken down, and it's iex-
pected that: the regular Tuesday and
, Friday rains will be- preVented.aa !: ~.
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DIR. Leroy Brown gave; ANA address
before the Mothers Club att, the
Methodist church yesterday afternoon
on the care of school children: % ..
For Sale Cheap A good young
Jersey COW, bred to Guernsey @bufI,
coming in with calf in about five
weeks. Inquire at this Office. ~.
Rev. F. H. Richardson will again
preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning at 10 80. Sun.
day school at noon, There will@be nc
evening service, ,. ~ !.
The following young ladies are EN-
ployed at Mrs. Canty's Millinery .fol
this season. Misses Peterson, Buckley
Orwick. Allen. Mccarthy, Smith
Keockentz and Dablow. -
While L. J. Case and Frank Zah
were returning from Hancock . Of
Monday the wind blew their auto t
the side Of the road and they wer
forced to stop till the hail was over
Mr.. and Mrs. odigley stopped Of
here the 1atterr par: of last week 70
a visit with their sons. while return
ing from ,Tekoa.. Wash, where the
visited their daughter, to their hon
at Litchfeld.lp 49,. .~..: ...s..a
Mike Weum. who is now in charg
of the clothing store recently pui
chased at Benson. came up the frs
of the week and packed his househol
goods to remove to Benson. He an
Mrs. Weum left yesterday. .
The library board held their annui
meeting on Wednesday evening. I'll
board is composed the same as la.
year, D. T. Wheaton, R. S. Robert
and Miss Torpey having been rear
pointed. Mr.. Wheaton was agai
elected president and Miss Torpe
secretary and librarian.
The Benson Times has been sold b
Poland & McCune to w. N. Thoml
son, who has removed it to Hollows
and will continue its publication Their,
The Times was tne of the pionet
newspapers of this part of the stat'
and was always ably edited, and it
with regret that we. will note it's al
! sence from our exchange table. =
Onr New Gold Flour makes Il
lightest and sweetest loaf, Of bread
: any -four sold today in Stevens count
= Our price and -four is both. satisfac
sry. If your dealer does not keep
send to. the mill and we will see tn
ing get it. If you have not been u
you New Gold send us word to tn
effect and we will send you a samp
sack to try free of cost. After on
using it you will not use any 9th
kind. Price 1925 a cwt, Mc"l
City Mills. :.