Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-03
LOCAL ITEMS

Everybody threshing and blowing.
o. C. Eaton, of Herman, was in town
yesterday.
DIR. J. H. Bryant, of St. Paul. was in
town Monday.
Services by Rev. ]. P. Oakley, next Sun
day, at the usual hour.
HB. VOLTS new residence is rapidly
approaching completion,
If you want TO see a hay stove in opera
ton, SO to j. D. Goods store.
A. Walstad, of the Buddstikken, made
US pleasant call last Friday.
This county produces thirty pound mel
Ions and twenty-six pound cabbage.
Be sure and remember the meeting at the
school house, next Saturday evening, at
o'clock.
n. w. Scott, editor of the Pope County
Press, was in town Saturday, attending the
convention.
Miss Sarah Good, of St. Paul, who has
been visiting relatives at this place, re-
turned Monday.
Wheat is beginning to move more freely
than heretofore. There is yet considerable
blowing to be done.
Rev. j. P Oakley will continue for an
other year in this locality, the Conference
having rcappointed him.
MI Morton, of the firm of Pratt g. Rob
inson, of Faribault, was in town Tuesday,
looking up the wheat business.
Messrs. jones s. Wellington have dis
posed of their lumber yard at this place,
TO a Mr.. John Farney, of Litchfeld.
Hall B. Waring was called to his home
in New York State, by message announc-
ing the serious illness of his brother.
Jack Morris couldn't stand the monotony
now that matters have assumed their regu-
lar gait, SO he paid the Sanity city flying
visit this week.
Barn around your hay stacks and build
ings. Prairie fires will soon begin to run,
and unless proper precautions are taken,
they will do considerable damage.
Senator j. c. Mcclure, of Red Wing,
arrived yesterday morning, and will return
tomorrow accompanied by Mrs. Mcclure,
who has been making an extended visit to
friends in this vicinity.
d.. NJ Moore is putting large addition
to the store now occupied by Mr.. Dragoo.
He will move his stock of drugs into it
during the month, and J. Christensen will
occupy the building now used as a drug
store.
Last Saturday evening several men were
seen with too much tanglefoot whisky on
board, and rs usual orc or two rows was
the result. Theye does not appear to be
many flee dollars and costs going into the
treasury.
Quite party of ladies and gents from
this vicinity, will leave during the week,
on hunting tour. They will go into
camp OH the shores of some lake and re-
main for week or SO, enjoying the hunt
ing and fishing.
The Second Annual Dance of the "White
Rose" Assembly was giyen last Friday,
and WIS complete success. A large par.
ty assembled, of whom quite number
were strangers, and oil pronounced II a
very enjoyable evening.
The attention of our readers is called to
the prospectus of the Pioneer Press Every
family should subscribe for it, as it is the
best paper in the Northwest The news is
fresh and reliable, and the extremely low
price places it within reach Of everyone.
Some hungry and sour kraut loving cuss
stole from the Agricultural Hall, u cabbage
weighing 26 pounds, which was put their
for exhibition. Now, Mr.. Sour Kraut, if
you don't bring that 26 pound cabbage TO
me, at j. d. Goods store. you will be LA
bic TO get a good deal bigger head put on
you, by tie xhibitor of said 26 pound cab
bage PIT DrNfEAyy