Morris tribune., 1912-01-05
REVIEW OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS


: OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS
mt the first of the Smoke the Big Stone. Made at
relatives at Orton- Morris Ten years before the public
Mamie Mccarthy returned to ST.
went to Prior Paul yesterday to her studies
a visit with her there
Mrs. C. K. Light had stroke of
acts to leave Sat- paralysis Tuesday and has since
Hot Springs. Ar been very low.
Miss Fredricka Siverts returned to
ron spent severa Coleraine Tuesday at which place
sitting friends at she is teaching this year.
Mrs. F. A. Mullen is expected home
to Fargo tomorrow from Wadena where she has
ner position with been visiting for several weeks.
...... Mark Killoran left the first of the
the first week trip to Ottawa Canada.
visit at her old where he will visit his mother.
Miss Clara Rasmussen came up
led Saturday from from Wllmar Friday of last week
underwent an and is the guest of Miss Pauline Lord
=. Miss Ida Christensen, of Boards
ano nm fr Min ley, the guest of Miss Fredricka
few davs visit Siverts number of days last week.
- = A''"O"'' return holiday party was rendered
more customers the young ladies at the armory by
pure whole milk about twenty young men, Wednesday
County Creamery. evening.
sh to sell the Samuel Siverts, who has been visit
Morris or trade ing his parents here for number of
y land. weeks, returned to Sunnyside. Wn..
). SDlitstoser. the first of last week. .
Ter, of Hopkins Messrs. Thorson and Rater were
FRIDAY to at here this week to attend the annual
her sister, Frances meeting of the Citizens Bank. The
go old officers were retained
nd, brother of Mr. Messrs and Mesdames H. B. Jones'
eft for his home Chas A. Lee, ]. W. Harris gave
avng attended the card party last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Jones
anneus oied as ner Miss Maude Sawson has accepted
ast Fnoay 1ne position music and drawing
ere lor Durlal' the teacher at Sykeston. N d. and
Tuesday. meets to leave for there IN Monday
- 5fS 49, ,. A daughter was born to Mr. and
,oo.+ - - Mrs. J. S. Goode, of Barnum, Mimi,
o,,o,t 1oI,, +bo on Wednesday, Jan. 3rd Mrs. Goodel
'' was formerly Miss Lillian Ortman.
son Co. have been
ranging their stock nave much larger supply OF
mining the shoe chnaware than to pack away,
mems furnish and until JAM 10th l shall endeavor
-. to reduce by offering liberal
. discounts H. B. Lund.
Institute will be
. Howard Clark About twenty-five members of the
he home of the local lodge of the Knights of Colum
lesday afternoon bus went Benson Wednesday to
--. 49, attend the funeral of John Whalen,
. who member of the local coun-
oseph Heraly were ci
Mrs. J. T. Fuller .
eir WOW n sorL Marriage licenses granted this
Herav s toocbino week to Carl H. Retzlaff, of Swan
Lake, to Emma Willie, of Horton: and
A. A. DeLong. of Chokio, to Emma
d. By DR.. Bro Andert of Chokio and Ernst j. Ander
at Kruegers drug to Fannie Nelson, both of Scott
h and 7th of every
ad ord ovoc rodel R. A. Johnson has been appointed
lu,ov. 1oro.+ by the state tax commission spe-
ciaI examiner Of real estate values
T. Cameron have The appointment to him un-
past couple of solicited the commission having been
where Mrs. Cam we'll pleased with his work special
ptal for opera assessor in this county.
much improved and
Jon. Medicines that aid nature are al
. ways most effectua Chamberlain 8
ed the first of the Cough Remedy acts this plan It
.obert O. Hager allays the cough relieves the lungs
Missoula, Mont opens the secretons and aids nature
Louise Hannah in restoring the system to healthy
oula. Particulars condition Thousands have testified
week. to its susperor excellence. Sold by
ans dance will be " .-
on next FRIDAY VIM. Tandy this week granted
AS usual. all vacation by the county commission.
eno or 70 a least and he expects to leave the first
nd show their ap of the week for visit with relatives
e work which the and friends in Los Angeles Cal. Mr.
Tandy has been a most faithful official
N1;s u;n; cs+ at the court house, and since taking
r..v .ftor nne up his duties janitor there in
With la+ivee in March, 1884, he has seldom been
ond Iu Tb absent from the building for a
+ho+ +; oo night, probably less than half dozen
t, Ind, where she ''ineS III 'he 20 years.
'n'0 VI ~ ""0'" 'ne Onr New Gold Flour makes the
le on po lightest and sweetest loaf of bread of
Ns N ~ any -four sold today in Stevens county.
Our price and flour is both satisfact-
cryy Iool Loop