Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-09-06

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Peter Miller. . n,. .,,s..7> !. -,+
Miss Carrie Skog lund, from Cokota,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Malmberg for a few weeks. &-
Miss E. Peterson announces her
fall millinery opening Saturday, Sept.
seventh. In the Harris Block. -
Mrs. j. C. Brennan and son Johnny,
of st. Paul., are, visiting with old
friends here and are the guests of |
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. McCanney.
The Ladies Institute will meet
with Mrs. Bastian next Tuesday after
noon. Conveyances will leave the
Farmers Store corner at i 80. -" /
We are making every effort to
create cash market for potatoes.
See us before marketing your potato
crop. Stevens County Produce Co.
The work of cutting the, new river
channel under the bridge on the new
state, road to Cryus was begun We'd
nesday. and it is hoped to get. the
road completed this fall. n.
Eye-sight restored. By DR.. Bro
kaw eye specialist at Krueger's drug
store, Morris the 9Th and 7th of every
month. Painful head and eyes made
painless. Prices always lowest.
Mrs. F. A. Holt and children and
Fred H. stangl. of St. Cloud, went
thru here yesterday ON their way to
Herman to attend the McInnis- Ket-
cham wedding last evening. Fl
Peter Miller has leased a site on
the Great Northern right of way north
of the Eamssj elevator and will move
the. DID, creamery building to. that
point and use it for a warehouse.
H7yo1 knew Of The real value of
Chamberlain Liniment' for lame
back, soreness Of the MUSCLES sprains
and rheumatic. pairs, you would never
wish to be without it: For sale by
all@dealers: y, "'" @s:..@>~' 81:
Henry Zimmerman lost a couple of
stacks of oats last Thursday evening
by.a fire which started from bolt of
lightning. The stacks contained be-
tween, 800 and 400 bushels Of oats
and were not insured. ...-,---- -.
Hunting season opens Saturday. The
only hunters licenses so far issued,
are to j. G. Manning and Lars Brende-
fur, both of DonneIly A license is
necessary only in case one wishes to
hunt outside his own county. u. II
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A party of. FIVE from Winnepeg
stopped here last Thursday and left
that evening in their large automobile
for; the cities. They went into the
ditch between here and Hancock, and
spent all the next day getting their
car out. -. t'''@t "a 49, ',''';,.
4Coal will be scarce and hard to
get this winter. Lay. IN your winter :
coal now. sLehigh Anthracite coal
is the best hard coal mined in the
Anthracite district and we are selling
Lehigh Nut coal at $3.50. Lehigh
stove coal ats$9s25 ton out Of the
cars. Leave US you orders and we
will notify YOU when to come and get
the coal, We. sell Pocahontas. Wash
nut and Cannell Goals of the best
grades and at the lowest living prices.
Morris CITY n N. 49,. 100
The Minneapolis Tribune of We'd
nesday s1ys: g Stevens county. w Mich
took fourth place in the central sec
tidniast year, is after nothing short
offrst place this year. Dairying,
forage crops. and alfalfa are special
industries given most attention. A
roYsof photographs Of: actual farm
SCENES in Stevens county portray. the
posaibiIities.of dairying with Holstein
cattle. The county commissioners
contributfd $500 for the exhibit.
Those ii charge are sM.4F Finnegan.
JsL. Morton and Mrs. +. McAyeal. =
Il s< VI $50,
The first work IN good farm.
ing IS good blowing. Use q Can,
ton Diamond Plow and YOU
mi ethe first move These
plows run the lightest and stand
more work among stone than
any other pillow sold here. A
14-inch Diamond Gang Plow
sells at $1,000; a 16-inch sulky
at $40; an l8-inch sullky at $42
Try them and you will use No