Morris tribune., 1913-11-14
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
AND
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST


Try lunch at the Landes Con
fectionery. adytf.
A few white Plymouth Rock cock
erels for sale. C. G. Jennings. adv2t,
See the Hansmann corn-busker at
Stone Implement CO. warehouse. P"
adv.
Boy wanted to learn the printers
trade at The Tribune office. Apply
at once.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carney are
expected back from st. Paul tomor-
row afternoon.
Dan Meyer this week moved his
land Office into suite in the new
Mullen building.
Auction bills printed at the Tribune
oAce, attractively displayed. and de-
livered when they are promised.
Another car Purity Sootless just
arrived. Better order now, the supply
is limited. Lampers Lumber Co. adv
We bake every day and can fill
your order for any kind of fancy bak-
ing if you call as up 124. Phone be-
fore 9 a. m. adv.
Mrs. F. D. Meyer and mother. Mrs.
Nye. returned yesterday from
Watzeka, I'll. Mrs. Nye will spend
the winter here.
Mrs. L. A. Miller and daughter
Waya visited with her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. John Better, last
week. Mrs. Miller returned Satur-
day to her home at South Bend, Ind.
Lost. -ChiId's gray muff between
W. T. Weum's store and c. l..
Young's grocery department, Saturday
evening. Please leave at Weum's fo1
reward and oblige. Gerta Bengtson,
Morris. adv
The Boys Band will give dance
at the armory this evening, with
music by Watzke's orchestra. AS
usual the sale of tickets among bust.
ness men has been large on account Of
desire to encourage the boys.
The fire department was called ou
Tuesday by small fire at the resi-
dence of John Maierus, fire having
caught in pile OF shavings in the
basement. 1t was extinguished by {
bucket brigade and no damage done
/ have rented room in the real
end of the Merchants Hotel for mill
inery, manicure, shampooing ant
massaging. l will try and have thu
d same open by Nov. 25th. So pleas
look for my add next week. Yours
truly, Mrs. M. ]. Roelike, Prop. adv
y Fine Indian summer weather ha
: prevailed for the past couple of week
Y while other portions of the coantr,
have been swept by severe storms
= The good weather is giving the farm
\ ers good opportunity to pick corn an
Ii close up fall work. and a few day
more will see the fall work we'll fin
ished.
/ John Willie, of Che town of Rends
vile. has a small patch of alfalf
Il which he started three or four year
ago. 1t is only about a half an acre
but he this year took off three bushel
Of alfalfa seed, worth about $12
1 bushel, besides the hay crop. Hoy
many Minnesota people there are VIII
4 would think that country which ca
make such record as that would b
an eldorado-and it is.
J. H. Murray and family went thr
here last Saturday accompanying tn
body Of his wife to its last restin
place at Litchfeld The Murra
family lived here about ten years ago
he being manager of the poor farm
Since then they have lived at Fargo
That Mrs. Murray has been in poe
health for some time has been know
to her friends here, but further detail
of her death are not obtainable.
H. T..
Our New Gold Flour makes til
lightest and sweetest loaf of bread c
any flour sold today in Stevens county
Our price and flour is both satisfact
sry. If your dealer does not keep
send to the mill and we will see this
ing get it. If you have not been us
Won New Gold send US word to thu
effect and we will send you sampl
: 3ck To try free of cost After oi,C