Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-19
LOCAL ITEMS

Mike Calvin is again at work on his sec
ton.
Dance at Goods Hall, week from to-
morrow night.
1t is rumored that Sheriff Landburg will
be an independent candidate.
Bishop Ireland was in town Tuesday
morning, on his way to Graceville.
The delegates to the District Senatorial
Convention will leave for Alexandria to-
morrow.
Mr.. John Swanson was shaking hands
with his many friends in this vicinity, last
Monday.
NJ NJ Rue, OF Glenwood, was in town
last week, and reports quite lively bust
ness at that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, of Gloversville,
New York. are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Wilson.
- Hon. E. T. Archibald was, during the
fore part of the week, looking over mat
tiers on his farm.
What are we going to do when we get
so bad off we have got to dance? There is
not a hall in town.
The Weekly Pioneer Press and Stevens
County Tribune for $2.75 per year. Now
is your time to subscribe.
Trains of iron and ties still continue to
be sent forward, and it will soon be all
aboard! for Winnipeg.
A W. Wells, of Herman, was in town
the fore part of the week, and reported
lively times in his town.
When you see stove-pipe going out in
the country, you may set down in your
log the words "cold weather"
The majority of the country papers con-
clude that the Minneapolis Fair was better
managed than was the State Fair.
Hutchins has been at work on ]. D.
Goods store, and now the words ''Furni-
ture, Hardware and Stoves" are conspicu-
ously displayed.
Mrs Dr. Hurlburd and daughter have
arrived, and will reside here permanently.
The Doctor and family now occupy the
Hutchins house.
One of the Olson Bros, carriage makers,
has nearly completed a two story building,
to be used for dwelling house and shop, on
lots on Sixth street.
Quite a number Of teams and wagons
were shipped from here to go west to the
tracks-end. They will work on the I'M
completed portion of the road.
School will begin next week. We know
We are causing lump to rise III the aver
age little ones throat, but stern duty COM
pcls US to make the announcement.
Mr. G. Cogel and family of Red Wing,
have been in town for the past two weeks.
visiting their many friends. They will
probably return home this week.
One of Judge Deakin's horses fell into an
uncovered well last Tuesday evening, and
it was with difficulty that he was released.
With the exception of scrapcd back he
was otherwise uninjured.
Miss Dora Mills takes charge Of tile pri-
mary class during the winter term of
school. It has been decided to have q
graded school, and Mr.. Johnson. of Don
nelly, will probably act as principal
We have often wondered what prompts
the average gamin to do mischief. But as
each rev and astonishing freak is devel-
oped, our problem is more of middle
than ever, and there appears to be no like
lihood of its ever being solved.
Some of the boys arc anxious TO have a
game of base ball next week, on fair day.
The only way to do would be to solicit
subscriptions from our towns people, as
we understand the visiting club want their
expenses paid. II some of the club will
take hold of this matter, there is yet time
to make the arrangements. Wont the Ag-
ricaltural Society do something towards it.