Morris tribune., 1915-09-17

Two nlgn grace SnOrCnOfn DullS Tor
sale, old enough for service. F. ].
Kirwin. Morris adv2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinbing enjoyed
pleasant visit from Prof. c.. C. Smith
of Fargo, the first of the week.
The ladies of the Congre gstional
church will serve lunch all three days
of the county fair at the fair grounds.
Kodak your hunting trips this
fall with an Eastman Kodak or a
Brownie. Prices $1.OO to $27.5O at
Sylvander's Drug Store. adv.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to Peter j. Ambere. of
Big Stone county, and Elenora Veric-
onica Loehr. of this county.
For Rent-The south half of Sec
tion IA in township of Morris. Cash
rent, $500 an acre. Inquire of F.
J. Kirwin. Morris. adv ct
Amos Pusher came up from his
home in Iowa the first of the week
for short visit with friends and rel
atives in Morris and vicinity.
Clifford Voss made business trip
to Herman Wednesday afternoon
where he has made arrangements to
keep the studio open three days each
week.
Wrn. Maughan brings greetings to
Morris friends from j. B. Brown, tor-
merly superintendent of the Indian
school here but now occupying SINH
lar position at Phoenix, Arizona.
J. H. Devenney looked after busi-
ness at Minneapolis Tuesday and is
back with encouraging reports from
Twin City financial circles where a
highly optimistic view is taken over
| the northwest.
Wenzel Bartot: has joined the
ranks of the home builders in Morris
This week he purchased couple of
the Berkin lots near the Catholic
church and will let building con-
tract for a six room bungalow in a
few days.
Farmers are still rejoicing that the
corn has so far escaped frost, tho the
prospect was good for hard freeze
Tuesday night. There was little
frost which affected some of the ten
derest of the garden truck but the
corn was not affected at all.
| A Ford automobile race. will be
among the thrillers at the Kandiyohi
county fair at Willmar. The race
will be made against time. Owners
of cars are considering carrying sacks
of cement or sand to keep the cars on
the track while rounding the corners
of the track.
Guy Stewart came over from Alberts
Monday morning and left part of his
anatomy at a local dental office
Exposure during the first days of the
hunting season when he "broke' q
new Kentucky pointer started neur-
algia toothache which kept him awake
all Sunday night.
H. c. Hanson. who was principal o.
schools at Cyrus last year. and who il
well acquainted in Morris, has accep
ted teaching position at the univer
sity of Nebraska. He was in Nor
ris Saturday enrouts to Cyrus to pacl
up his belongings and to bid hi
friends farewell.
Shoes that fit the feet and wear /;
long time are sold at the Fahrenhol
shoe store where you have the choic'
from a nice, new, fresh stock. Gu
prices are low because our operatin:
expense is small. Bring the who'll
family here for shoes and save nea
sum on the cost. We have a repai
shop in connection. H. D. Fahren
holz. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Carlson ar,
enjoying a visit from Mr.. Carlson
parents, Of Stratford, la. Wednesda.
! afternoon the Carlsons had fishing
party at Pomme de Ter lake and wer
successful in landing fourteen mic
pickerel and perch. Your lam
around Morris is just as good as any
thing we have at Stratfo.d. ''said Mr.
Carlson.
A Long Pennant.
The .home'ard bounder'' is the per
nant hoisted by Warship when sh
gets orders to- return from foreigl
port. The cruiser Denver in 1909 fley
| one $50 feet long on the voyage in froI
- - -L-Le -.