Morris tribune., 1915-10-29
CITY NEWS ITEMS

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Miss Ella Northcott is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Carsey Bailey, of Miles City,
Mont, is here for visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey.
You can pay more but you can't
buy more. The best 12-size, 19-jewel,
gold-flled case, South Bend Special
watch for only $27.5O at E. McAyeal
jewelry store. adv.
Wanted.-Quarter or half-section
of land in Stevens county for cash or
trade for quarter all clear near Sher-
wood, N. D. Address F. H. Richard
son, hardwood, Iowa. adv.
Henry Stahman, one of the agricul-
tural pillars in the town of Horton,
is confined to his home with an attack
of "shingles' and his business in
town must be left till he RECEIVERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Bartos re-
turned Monday from visit at Lowry.
Mr.. Bartos has made arrangements for
the sale of his residence property
there and also for the settling up of
an estate left by his father, the late
Mr.. Bartos.
"Faithful Unto DEATH" is thrill
ing story of love during the Franco
Prussian war. The battle scenes are
particularly we'll played. See this
play at the Orpheum next Sunday,
afternoon and evening, at 10 and Is
cents. adv.
J. A. Weinand, the Alberta harness
maker, came over to Morris Friday
afternoon to look after business. In
cidentally he connected with several
bushels of J. J. Cairney's home made
sausages. Nothing like that grows
around Alberta according to Mr..
Weinand.
W. A. Backius has succeeded in
raising some exceptionally fine green
ing apples among the other varieties
found in his orchard. Some of these
apples are on display at the Morris
National bank and are a source of
great interest to grain and apple
growers. The very best quality of
apples have been grown in Stevens
county for many years.
J. A. Yarger went over to Starbuck
Saturday to get Mrs. Yarger who has
been at the Starbuck hospital for sew.
eral weeks. Mrs. Yarger was operat,
ed upon for the removal of gall stones
and her case was one of the most seri
Gus that has been handled at the hos
pital. She is greatly improved il
health today and is apparently on the
road to permanent recovery.
Morris department store windows
were not the only places with hosiery
displays last Monday. A forty mile
gale tore through the streets and the
fair ones who ventured out to dc
battle with Old Boreas unwillingly
aided in the exhibition. The same
conditions prevailed at Minneapolis
where naughty cameramen made
moving pictures of the feminine pro
cession. In Morris the cameramer
behaved better.
William Markle wound up his las
weeks hunting trip with an automo
bile ride to Minneapolis in company
with Mr.. Harper of the Minneapolis
Dry goods company and his party who
went around via St. Cloud. The last
days shoot netted 38 fine mallards
While in the city Markle was vel
entertained and saw some of the high
class shows. He is Gambling eggs
with greater enthusiasm than ever to.
day.
Frank Miller came to town Friday
with his new six-cylinder, seven-pas.
senger Chandler automobile for the
purpose of looking after business anc
to give a couple of his hired men {
joy ride. Miller is one of the sub
stantial farmers near Morris and hi
has the distinction of possessing one