Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-04-16

Coed milch COW, fresh three months,
for sale. Mrs. F. Burbank, Morris.
advtf.
Earl Judd is home from Minneapolis
where he has been for the past three
weeks.
Collapsible go-carts with all.steel
frames and handsomely made can be
bought at the M. z. Grove furniture
store at Sc. 90 and up. Before buy.
ing a go-cart for the children this
spring you should look over the fine
assortment we carry. adv.
The REQ is high-grade car,
equipped throughout with Timken and
High Duty roller bearings. and sells
at medium price. See one before
you buy a car of any other make. L.
D. Trip, agent, Morris, MINI. adv.
Brighten up the old furniture with
an application of Scotch Cleaning Oil.
1t is the best preparation for pianos
and other highly finished surfaces, and
is guaranteed. Easy to apply and
dries quickly. Comes in large or
small quantities at the G. w. Suck
storf furniture store. adv.
Mrs. Henry Brunsman disposed of
her farm equipment and live stock at
a sale last Saturday near Dunnelly
and after visiting friends here Monday
and Tuesday vert to make her home
with relatives in Iowa. The farm
has been rented to Nels Norby who
returned last week from a years alb.
sence in Norway.
Sheriff Zahl left for Williston, N.
7 D., Tuesday evening to visit his
brother for a few days. His brother
is one Of the early settlers in that
section of North Dakota and is heavily
interested in farm land. He is a
successful stock raiser and two years
ago retired from active work and now
lives in Willistun where he is enjoy
ing deserved rest.
Peter Peterson, the accommodating
salesman at the Vinje clothing store,
had birthday Thursday of last week
and celebrated the event by having
some of his neighbors and friends ov-
er. The evening was spent in various
[ nj k1
served. MIR. Peterson was assisted by
Mrs. Peterson at entertaining and the
guests were loyalty entertained.
AL. Turner, a former barber in
this city but now located at Benson
where he has managed the B. O..
Leitte shop. has gone into business
for himself. Last week he bought the
Jabe barber shop at Benson and has
, his own name attached to the single
above his door AIS many friends
in Morris will be pleased to learn of
his business success and will wish him
, unbounded prosperity. ...
Misses Maude and Vera Slawson re-
,, turned to their schools at Sykeston,
N. D.. and Lake Benton, Mimi. re-
spectively, last Saturday after having
spent their Easter vacations with the
home folks. The Misses Slawson
possess unusually sweet voices and
they favored their friends by parti-
cipating in the Easter song service
. at the Methodist church on Easter
Sunday evening.
Messrs. Russ and Reisner, of Hum
boldt, Ia, who own a fine farm in
the town of Darnen. paid Morris a
visit the first of the week and ar
ranged for the erection of a new barn
, and set of other farm buildings. The
! Lampert Lumber company has taken
: the contract and M. O. Peterson will
= look after the work of erection. Lum.
Der is already on the spot and work
will commence this week. s'
! Another improvement to the equip.
ment of the Tribune Office went in
this week in the shape of anew stan.
! dard Remington typewriter for the
city editors desk. completing the
, battery of machines needed in the
editorial offices. Readers of the Tri.
! bune may rest assured improvements
= will continue till the paper represents
the best country weekly in Mime
sofa. This paper feels proud of Morris
/. and its friends who are consistent
: prosperity promoters.
Last night at st. Mary's schoo
9 hall James Francis O'DonnelI, tht
E celebrated monologue actor, delighted
large audience with his lecture
q cola Podrida." 1t was an hour ant
q a half OF mirth and fun. Tonight h,
mill. ;n%ornrof. SSTho si0n 0f %h