Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-10-01

Fred Tomlin return ed Tuesday from
treatments taken at the Shakopee
mud baths. He feels much relieved
and is we'll pleased with his trip.
Miss Elizabeth Norm is recovering
slowly from an attack of rheumatic
fever, and it will be several days be-
fore she is able to return to school.
Mrs. N. G.. Moore, of st. Paul.
is the guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. ]. Jones. Mrs. Moore has
spent some time in the west and is
enroure home.
New Milk Route-Monday, Oct. a, l
will start new milk route for Morris,
and will deliver to any part of the city.
Phone orders to Stevens county cream
cry. H. A Herman. adv.
Miss Gayle Eddy is showing
marked proficiency in bookkeeping
after two months service at the /.
c. Danielson store. Miss Eddy is
devoting her afternoons to the work.
All the latest popular sheet music
has been reduced to ten cents each at
the Suckstorff furniture store. The
new price is in effect today and will
continue to and including Saturday,
Oct.9. adv.
Henry Berg left Friday for his
home at New Ulm and will have a
two weeks vacation from his duties
at the Kruger drug store. Wednes-
day he attended the wedding OF his
brother, Edward, and one of the pc.
pular young ladies at New Ulm. Mr..
Berg returned yesterday.
A baby in the Carl ,Tomalla family
will have>to get along through life
with one finger less. Mrs. Tamalla
runs washing machine and the child
placed one of its fingers in the gear.
ing of the machine Monday, and be-
fore the machine could be stopped the
finger wass mashed to pulp
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Three men from Breckenridge were
brought before. Judge Flaherty this
week for trial. One was charged with
stealing. He plead guilty and was
given 5 years lin the penitentiary.
Another plead guilty to forgery and
the third owned up to larceny. Both
drew 80 days in the Wilkin county
Jail. z,a4 i
Many students. both boys and
girls. attending the School of Agricul-
ture this fall, will desire work on
Mondays and after school hours during
the remainder of the week. Ladies
wishing house work done, or having
outside work to be done, can call up
the school Cor rates and other informa-
tion. adv.
Great work in preparation for the
corn and alfalfa show to be held at
Ortonville are being made and the
committee feel that all will be in
readiness for the opening date. Fenc-
ing the park was completed last week
and two carloads uf decorative mater
ial is being put up this week. Orion
vile business men and citizens are
spending a lot of money to make
the show grand success, and they
feel sure of winning in the effort.
Vented Bartos is making good
progress with the work on his new
six-room cottage on Third street.
Since acquiring the lots from Mr. j.
Berkin few days ago much grading
was done and the carpenters already
have. the structure we'll on the way OF
a concrete foundation. The estimated
cost when finished is about So. 500
Mr.. Bartos is mail clerk with {
run on the Northern Pacific to Bemidj il
He has lived in Morris about 81,
years.
A committee of Browns Valley bust
ness men composed of D. j. Leary
E. Paul, A. T. Hanson and L. c
Rigelow were here one day lsat wee
to look over the electric light plan
and to get information concerning tn
light service. Negotiations are pend
ing for the sale of the Browns Val
ley plant to the Otter Tail Power Co
which will furnish future power an
light. The committee were show
through the plant here and at Grace
vile and Chokic.
Quite a number of farmers nes
this city are complaining of dry re
in their potatoes. What looked lik
a record breaking yield few week
ago will not materialize. Potat
digging has been commenced in zeal