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Newspaper
Mora Tribune
Location
Mora, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1896
Page
6
Subscription notice for The Mora Tribune indicating a price of 1.00 per year. Local official directory listings reference Kanabec County with publication details.
City pairs show arrival times for multiple routes including St Paul Minneapolis Duluth West Superior St Ross Minneapolis and Melrose St Cloud Sandstone Hinckley with varied schedules across the day and night. Arrival times are listed in 12 hour format with a.m. and p.m. indicators.
Community items from Mora include Dave Carmichael’s trip to Stillwater and Oscar Nyquist drilling a new well behind his saloon. Residents such as John Malone, postmaster Skoglund, and Arthur Crusoe are mentioned along with valentines at L E Conger’s drugstore and high cash prices for corn and oats.
Miss May Goff returns to Mora to teach at Bronson after visiting in Litchfield. Dr. N M Cook of Mitaca visits, enrolls on TRRSUNE list. Charles Olson injured, others fined or jailed for train related offenses. Lectures and suppers planned by M E church, Kanabec Immigration Society meeting set for February 8, 1896. Two men jailed five days for boarding a moving box car.
Detained in St Paul Dave Day reports on a fare saving, a profitable creamery, and plans to support stockholders. He notes Scandia farmers earning about 20 percent and describes a winter creamery with two separators and a neighbor with eight cows receiving 36.70 in November and more in December.
The L. A. 8. Sewing Circle organized a leap year sleighing outing for their husbands culminating at Fred Leeman’s rail camp seven miles from town. Revelers enjoyed moonlit sleigh routes, a hearty spread, and socializing with cigars for the men while the ladies delayed smoking until 1900. Attendees included Mrs N. H. Danforth, Mrs A. W. Crusoe, Mrs A. Larson, Mrs I. C. Crusoe, Mrs Wesley Olin, Mrs Anton Smith, and Mrs F. Leeman.
patrons are invited to guess the number of candies in a glass jar at J. W. Millers saloon Mora Minnesota. seven prizes valued from four to twenty five dollars awarded for correct or nearest guesses with each five cent cigar or ten cent drink.
Mark the horseman returns with a carload of fine young horses and mares in all sizes and prices. Two imported stallions must go. They guarantee accuracy of listings and promise top prices for cattle if buyers purchase horses. The sale begins February 10 1896 at Morrison's hotel barn Mora MN. Also offers dry goods at steep discounts to clear stock.
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