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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1896
Page
5
By Anderson and Warner publishs weekly directory issue for Kanabec County with Thursday issues and annual subscription price of 1.50 dollars. Includes local listings, residents, businesses, and public notices as a county reference.
St Paul and Minneapolis trains arrive at 11:26 a m and 3:10 a m with Duluth West Superior trains at 4:17 p m and 3:40 a m Melrose to St Cloud arrives at 11:26 a m Sandstone to Hinckley arrives at 8:27 p m.
Local notes report Mora Lodge A O U W No 194 to hold a mask ball Tuesday night December 31 with 50 cent admission. Readers urged to view holiday displays and place costume orders after Monday. Several residents travel locally and to St Paul Stillwater and Twin Cities with visits and business trips.
M. E. Rutherford visits St Paul with Pioneer Press rep Mr Comings in town last week. Advertisers seek exchanges while Mora stores promote holiday goods at Conger's drug store. A surprise pound social honors Rev St Hill. Alma Ekman delays Hillman teaching due to unfinished schoolhouse. O'Neal Bros shift rail cars. Berglin son Oscar receives compensation after a工cident. Hay press aids farmers. Dr Butler treats Wood injuries. Lermann changes jobs. a new tubular well for Treasurer Larson. Public concerns rise over roaming tramps and local residents discuss feeding beggars.
Nels Sall of Comfort reports his 13 year old son Nels Sall vanished three weeks ago on a trip toward Cambridge. The last sighting was around noon after leaving home with a steel trap. neighbors recall a visit at 2 pm. Mora, Minnesota residents urged to contact Nels Sall with any information.
A town resident laments a tramp influx and urges practical steps to remove the nuisance. The letter questions current measures and suggests stronger actions to curb the problem.
We carry a stock of dry goods, men's underwear, hosiery, mittens, men's ladies and children's shoes. Call us and get prices.
A village school will stage an entertainment at the town hall on Friday evening December 20 1895. Admission is 15 cents with proceeds aiding the church. The program includes an opening address a welcome song various recitations dialogues songs instrumental solos tableaux and a closing address. Names appearing include Alrick Smith Henry Halvorson Roy Vickery Edna Danforth Freda Gudell Myrtle Conger and Rose Gudell among others.
Courtesy of Secretary of State Berg the Tri-Union prints an 8 nativity blank for readers. The paper promotes the nativity blank as useful information for the county, noting Tri-Union as the great news gatherer and that Thursday publication brings fresh weekly news.
Poverty time sale offers dry goods clothing Mackinaws rubbers caps blankets and quilts at reduced prices. Items include blankets at 90 cents from 1 50 and quilts from 1 00. Seller Smon Gupe Mora Minn urges shoppers to buy now for winter gear.
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