Morris tribune., 1914-05-08
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
AND
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST

al INTEREST
| Mrs. NJ. z. Grove, who has been on
the sick, list is improving. u
Guy Cartwright spent a few days
of this week at his home at Mime K
apolis.
Miss Marie Hagen underwent an "
operation on her throat last Saturday n
at Starbuck
Miss Ruby SIR went to Pine Lake "
the first of the week to visit with NJ
her sister Laua.
PURITY SooTLEss "The Best of Q
Best by Actual Test. Lampert Lum- o.
Der Co. advtf.
Mrs. Herb Marshall is here from i
Ortonville visiting at the home of Il
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Arvig.
William Litschauer left the latter =
part of last week for the cities to.
consult with eye specialists.
Daniel Leiner, of Swan Lake, re- :
tunred from western Canada where he
has been spending several months.
Bring in your old hats-Will gladly
retrlm them for so cents. Mrs. M.
j. Roelike, Merchants Building. :
adv.
Chokio will celebrate Field Day,
June 18th. Base ball, band concert, :
street vaudeville, etc. Plan to at
tend. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Higbie and
son Howard left Saturday for a visit '
. in the cities. Mr.. Higbie was to I
J deliver speech at Fremont, Neb., q
on May 9th on Country Development.
Wells Bros. Hanson Co. have torn
down their warehouse in the rear of
their store and will put up a cement
warehouse so by so feet. The work
is being done by Messrs. Tomlin,
Clark and Roth.
Some excellent farms in Mountrail
> County, N. D., offered at low prices
and easy terms, some can be handled
' with $4O0 to $500 cash, others can |
be exchanged for stock or income pro- !
: perties. Frank c.. Alger. Stanley,
. N. D. advtf.
The Rogers Live Stock Company 1
/, paid out for stock purchased in this
i vicinity during January So, 445. 95,
E during February SIS. 781.O5 and from
February 2 to April %, S24, 800. Sc,
making grand total since the first OF
; the year of SAG. 547.56. This is a
q fine showing for one stock shipping
concern and also is a fine showing
for the country.
: There must be progress! That has
: been the motto of the Yoss Studio.
We have shown you that we can take
pictures seven and eight feet long.
and now we have something else.
K Listen! We can now take your photo
a graph in your own home, by day or by
n night, just as we'll as we can in the
8 studio. Make appointments by tele-
phone No. 27O. C. L. Voss, Photo
grapher. advtf.
It A Ere which probably originated
y from defective chimney damaged
:, the residence owned by Richard North
W colt and occupied by Knute Holman
t. on West Eighth street last Friday
1T noon. The fire was discovered about
t. noon and with the assistance of neigh
y bors the household goods was moved
out before the fire company arrived.
70 The fire company soon had the flames
70 under control.
= Messrs Tomlin, Roth and Howard
Clark have formed a new cement con-
struction company under the firm
- name of the Artificial Stone and Con.
!, tracing Co. They have purchased
- the old Cannon building on Fifth
street and will install their machinery
for the making of cement blocks. |
= Various kinds of cement construction
= are becoming increasingly popular
: - and the new firm will undoubtedly find
:. plenty of business in this line. They
- expect'to rebuild their building with
:. cement blocks as soon as convenient |
az The presentation of ''Lucrezia Bor-
sc gia" by the May Stewart company on
ne Tuesday evening was by far the best
ne exhibition of the dramatic art that
ne has been given in this city for many
ne day. AS SO often happens when
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