Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-11

The St. Paul House is being enlarged
T. Phelps is going to move on his farm.
r. T. Archibald, paid Morris flying
visit.
Are we to have shade trees or not, that's
the question.
Last Monday was not as summerish as it
might have been.
DR.. Holden has opened drug store in
the Rue buildsng-the rear.
There was another small strike Saturday
but no delay resulted from it.
The cause State of Minnesota, vs., j.
Fgan is adjourned until to-day.
This is bad weather for horses, Judge
Deakin lost one last Thursday.
There are nearly 1900 acres of wheat
seeded on the "Wellington farm"
N. Stone and wife of Granite Falls, are
the guests of Mrs. H. W Stone,
NIessrs Larson & Nilsson are putting up
quite d large addition to their store.
Give us a good crop, ard we won't take
back seat, from any county in the state.
The boys treated NJ. and Mrs burst to
a charivari, Sunday evening. No funeral.
Some of the boys We're seen laying out
new grounds, to be used for base ball pur-
poses.
Can't some one lay of, croquet ground?
Don't or;goodness sake forget your cum
ming.
J. P. Cooper, returned from New York,
last Friday, and is looking we'll after his
stay east.
r. II. Wellington, returned last Thurs
day, and brought car load of stock for
his farm
Suppose we have plenty of, snow. next
winter, where is it going to pile up, if these
sheds remain.
Z. ]. Stilvell of ST. Paul, travelling agent
for Averill, Russel s Carpenter, paid US a
visit Saturday.
Give us shRnty or two more in our pub,
lie streets, and we will not want to drain
OF decorate them.
The "strike" ended by the strikers being
discharged, and new set of men were
hired in their stead.
Mr.. Jones Of the firm of Jones & yelling
ton, of Winneconne Wis, was in town the
fore part of the week
From private sources we learn tina
"Shang" has sobered up, and is running 6
paper in Portage City Wis.
Our merchants all look happy trade has
revived, and all feel as though good times
were coming once again. a
Buel Chichester, our Co Sup't. of schools
returned from Alexandria Friday and viii
remain here during the summer
We would like to know which of tht
boys, sent US compositor while we wer,
in ST. Paul. 1t was clear case OF talk t.
death.
Mrs. Light and Mrs. D. c. Good O
Pennsylvania, who have been visiting re
latives in this vicinity, returned hom
Saturday. .-......-
Messrs Wolff, Wells s. Stone intent
building on large addition to their store
it is to occupy the vacant lot on the cas-
side of their premises.
Glenwood is to have two papers. th
Press and Eagle, which is q good thin
for Pope Couty, but rather poor bushes
for the papers.
This is bad country for doctors, Their
is no one sick, but few get hurt, and if
was not fashionable to have physician
we could do without one.
1t is no Use to try to keep track of al
who are coming. Suffice to say that, til
hotels are yet full, and the amount of LAM
being filed on is enormous
900 feet of lumber was hauled from
Morris to Toqua last week. The lumbe
IS to be used erecting buildings etc O.
claims, in the vicinity Of Gracevillc
Boston folks call their city tn
Hub, but some one has gone to work an
figures it out, that our capitol-St. Paul
is SO near the centre of the world, that Their
isno use for Boston to put On airs any long
a.
There is some talk of having bricl
yard in this vicinity, it just what Is want
ed, and the man who can find the clay an,
make good quality of brick, can make al
everlasting fortune.
The many friends of Mr. Fl. r. Gardiner
formerly conductor and now in III
freight department Of tilc St. Paul & r. r
r will be glad to know that he is the own
CT of a very valuable bay stallion name,
- Skinkle." by Skinkle IIameltonian, [3:2e1
out of Kitty Clyde, Gy Pughs Aratrs. Thi
colt travelled a mile last fall, making tn
handsome rccord of 2:4J. Horsemen speal
very highty Of this horse, and if nothing
happens, we expect to hear of his equallinj
las SIS ISaG.a.