Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-10-08

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AL INTEREST
Stones Sootless coal-guaranteed
to please. adv.
The Woman's Institute will meet
Oct. II with Mrs. Meekins.
Good bright boy wanted at Tribune
Office to learn the printers trade.
DR.. Prescott, of Herman, was the
guest of Morris friends over Sunday.
Tonsilitis is the cause of illness re-
ported by Chris Plocker in Pepperton.
Mrs. j. Fl. Devenney has been on
the sick list a few days this week.
F. r. Reasoner, of Humboldt, Ia.
looked after farm business in Morris
Wednesday. s." I 2sGac@s r.
Don't pay anybody 8 price until you
have Investigated our material and
our prices. Geib-Carl Lumber Com
spany. advtf.
The Heart of Painted Woman, I"
five acts of superb dramatic action
at the Orpheum Sunday afternoon and
evening. adv.
New fall hats are now, on display
at the Mcknight millinery. We
shall be pleased to show them tosyou
whether or not you buy. adv.
Anton Watzke, Jr., is again at his
old place in the Citizens bank where
he is assisting with the bookkeeping.
Cbas. Fewer, of Bird Island, who
had the job has resigned
For sale-New 7jr6om house on
Second street, :. concrete basement,
city water, sewer and partly modern ;
one block from Catholic Jchurch.
j. M. Johnston, Morris. adv.
For Sale -16O acres land miles
east of Morris, 65 acres under pillow ;
balance good hay land and all can he
cultivated but about Is acres. Price
$55 an acre. Terms. Address or see
C. j. FLAG, Dounelly, MINI. 37-4
H. B. Kemp, of Creighton, Neb. +,
was here Wednesday and closed deal
for a fine quarter section of improved
land in Darnen township. Friends
of Mr.. Kemp will operate the farm
next season after which he will take
personal supervision.
John Siverts arrived here Wednes-
day morning for short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Siverts,
Sr. He is located at Grand Rapids
where he is engaged in road construc.
tion. just now he is about to under
take contract for a new 7O-mile road
into Bemidii which calls for an ex-
renditure of $185, 900.
Shoes that fit the feet and wear q
! long time are sold at the Fahrenholz
shoe store where you have the choice
from a nice, new, fresh stock. Ou1
prices are low because our operating
expense is small. Bring the whole
family here for shoes and save a nea1
sum on the cost. We have repair
shop in connection. H. D. Fahren
| holz. adv
Harry Lane, lineman for the Oar
nen-Synnes telephone company, haC
the misfortune of breaking his RICH
arm at the wrist last Thursday. HI
was stringing wire when he fell
from a pole striking the ground il
such manner and with such fore;
as to fracture his arm. It will sbe
some time before he will be able tt
resume work. @
George Harros, Greek ID charg'
! of some Of the work at the Grea
Northern coat chute, met with I
painful accident while at work Mon
day. Attempting to raise a grail
door in which nails protruded chunk
of coal rolled down and threw & tn
board against his hand. 81 SeVera
nails penetrated the hand and whel
he reached a Doctors Office tn
hand looked as if it.; had passe
through a shredder. Harros is con
templating a trip to Greece to joi
the army in its advance against Bull
garia but the accident has dampene