Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-12-20

Malmberg or phone Ooh.
We specialize in pure milk. cream.
butter and buttermilk. Creamery.
adv.
Don't forget to order that brick
ice cream for your Christmas dinner.
Phone Id. adv
There will be services in the Swe-
dish Lutheran church next Sunday
forenoon and evening.
Supt. and Mrs. R. W. Davies leave
tomorrow to spend the vacation with
relatives in Minneapolis.
A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday to John Boettner and Tillie
Hoyer, both of Pepperton.
Five and one-half per cent interest,
and cash commission tor choice farm
loans. VIM. Leuty. Morris, MINI. adv
Mr.. Pennybaker, of Rendsville,
was thrown out of his wagon and
sustained broken wrist last Friday.
Mrs. John Boettnsr was stricken
with temporary paralysis of the tongue
last Saturday, but is now partly re-
covered.
: The young people who are away
teaching or attending school will be
returning for the holidays today anC
tomorrow.
3 Lost. Gold watch, hunting case
Y somewhere about Morris on Sunday o.
e Monday. Leave at Tri-State Contra
Y office. W. H. Quinn. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Stewart ar
Z. enjoying visit from their two daugh
/. tiers, Mrs. Ralph Decker. of Chicago
y and Mrs. W. Knapp, of Mason City
Mrs. Wright, wife of forme
: Methodist minister here died recent
: at Fort Worth. Teaxs. where sh
g went in the hope of arresting the pro
II gress of consumption. She was burie
at Red Oak, Iowa.
# CLAUS N. Dohlen a we'll know
10 farmer of Swan Lake and county com
IS missioner from that district and Olav
ID E. Stensatter. of this city, wer
s. married by Rev. A. o. Dolven. at tn
le Scandal church on Monday of thi
week. Their many friends extend
them congratulations and best wishes
ir Gus Neudick recently purchased
" house in the eastern part of tn
~ city and has moved here from his far
10 in Pepperton. Houses to rent wei
Is so scarce in the city that Mr.. Neudic
1t found that about the only thing to {
was to buy. He still intends
build residence on his lots near tn
court house next summer.
Gus E. Anderson and Nina Viol
Sax were married by Rev. Andre
Olson on Wednesday of this weel
The groom has been conducting a sht
shop at Mullen's store for some tin
and is an enterprising young mai
while the bride is popular your
lady. the daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Chas. Sax, of Morris township. The
have the best wishes of many frient
for success in life.
The girls of the cooking depar
ment Of the agricultural school pr
pared and served a most excellent su
per last Thursday evening, and Sup
Higbie invited the original commit
of ten who assisted in starting Il
f development association to partake
the repast. After the supper, t
evening was spent pleasantly plannil
for the development meeting at Wi
mar.
Our New Gold Flour makes t
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 L
you New Gold send US word to tn
effect and we will send you a samr
sack to try free of cost. After on
using it you will not use any 9th
kind. Price $2.25 a cwt, Mc1
City Mills. a
Word was received here Tuesday
the death that day of Mrs. Minr
Carlson at her home near Farwe
Mrs. Carlson was a daughter of NJ
and Mrs. Ole Severson. and was DO
horo onA An