Morris tribune., 1915-03-26

rHE MORRIS TRIBUNE FRIDAY,
Some very nice White Wyandotte
cockerels for sale. Mrs. John A.
Bengtson, Morris. adv2t.
Mrs. Charles Bagstad was taken
suddenly i'll Sunday afternoon at her
home in Scott township and Morris
doctor answered the summons. s
For honest test, honest weights and !
market price. bring your cream, eggs. |
poultry. hides furs and to US. Stevens
County Produce Co. adv
Miss Cora Ostrem is the new sales.
lady at the Wells Brothers, Hanson
store, having accepted a position and
begun her duties last Monday.
Two thousand dollars wall buy the
st. Paul House and barn, city water.
electric lights. 200. bbl. cistern, three
25-foot lots. Iuqlire of lea Cousins.
Morris. sdv2t.
Leo Goulet spent Sunday at the
home of relatives and friends at. De-
Graft where he met his mother who
arrived recently from her home in
Michigan to spend few days..
Fifty dollars buys a secondhand
automobile in good condition and guar
anteed to last several years. Easy to
run. For particulars call at the Mon.
arch Hardware Co.. Alberta. adv
One of the largest assortments of
baseball goods ever brought to Morris
is on display at the Walz hardware
store. Persons about to purchase any,
thing in this line will find some rare
bargains here. adv.
F. A. Mullen spent several days
this week with the wholesalers at st.
Paul and Minneapolis. He found the
cities quite lively in preparation for
Easter, and the wholesalers were
optimistic over the trade outlook for
the immediate future.
Parties from DeGraff who were
exiled from the saloon business there
by the result of the vote in the last
election were at Alberta the first of
the week looking over the field with
view of securing another location.
1t is understood an encouragement
was given.
H. E. Brenden came over from
Chokio last week and has been pa
tient at the Morris hospital He is
afflicted with eye troubles and the loss
of sight is threatened. DIR. Leuty is
look ing after the case.
Carpenters finished the job of lay
ing new floors and making necessary
repairs to the Spooner building recent
ly vacated by the McCanney saloon.
M. B. Lord has charge of the rental
of the building and it is understood a
party from Montevideo is negotiating
for lease for the purpose of startine
tailor shop and dry cleaning estab-
| lishment
Conductor McCabe and his freight
crew were given holiday Monday
in order to appear as witnesses in q
case in district court. A new crew
was placed in charge of the Browns
Valley freight and some diff heuiy
was experienced before leaving the
yards. The hoodoo seemed to be
working overtime With McCabe go1 e
nd at 5eardsley the train was de.
rallied, plowing up the track for a
short distance and shaking up the
engine crew.
Chris Mau has added new o.
horse gas tractor to his farm equip.
ment and says 1t is the first step in
his plans to retire the horse from
heavy work. Mau is one of the
substantial farmers in. Rendsville.
seven miles north Of Morris. and he
paid cash for his machine. One of
his sons has been spending several
days at the factory at Willmar learn
ing how to run the tractor which
will arrive here today. Chas.. An
derson scld the tractor and will 60 tc
the Mau farm today to install an 80
gallon gasoline tank.