Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-29

Two car loads Of horses were brought
town las. Tuesday, one was owned by
Mr., r. II. Wellington and the other by an
unknown party. They will be on sale un-
iii disposed of.
MIR. A. L. Jackson, of Big Stone, was in
town last Tuesday, and has already brought
into this market about 200 bushels of No.
! wheat. That is the grade of the wheat
from that county this season,
Farmers ia This vicinity are making
every effort to do their fall blowing at once
and attend to their thresLing afterward.
This is a good idea, it viii not hurt the
wheat to lay in the stack and sweat.
w. Il. Easton, of the Saltwater Gazette,
anu Sam. w. Kelley, station agent of the
ST. Paul g. Duluth R. r., in that city,
were in town last week, looking over their
real estate interests in the vicinity of Lake
Toqua.
Another good man gone-and got mar
RED Word has been received to the effect
that Ole Felland, a popular clerk in Messrs.
Welt, Wells & Stones store, will return
from his vacation accompanied by wife.
Ole, we rise up and bow. EERa
q Wheatis- yielding fairly, but what has
been already threshed is of an inferior
grade. There is not much reason to an
ticipate better grade than No. 2. and
those who will have even that grade car
consider themselves lucky. -. z.. So
We are informed that Mr.. Albert Dekay
will occupy the building on the lots neal
the Park, as soon as some necessary i'm
provements and alterations are made. Mr.
and Mrs. .Dekay will be an agreeable &C
QUESTION to the society of the town. -
If one man is not able to keep peace, thu
Council ought to appoint a deputy to assis
him for the next two months. We have
got to have the town more orderly. Wher
man is arrested fine him, If he can't pay
his fine set him to work on the streets
They need some improvements.
This is about the season wien ye poo
printer has an occasional worse ciga
showed at him by We political aspirants
Ours haven't come yet, but we have dis
tinct recollection that it was about thi
time a-year ago when we smoked our las
cigar We live IN anticipation.
A man employed on the Archibald farm
while handling revolver, was shot in til
hand By the accidental discharge of tn
weapon. He did not suppose it was loade
but is now ready to swear it was. TIL
ball passed between the second and thir
fingers of the right hand, and fortunatel
did not injure any bones. The wound
painful but not serious. ~-,u~---
/ On account of the State Fair and tn
Minneapolis Exposition, which commend
Sept 3D. the State central committee, hay
ing been strongly urged so TO do, has d.
cided to change the place Of holding til
State Prohibition convention from v asec
to Minneapolis. The convention will Their,
fole be held at Minneapolis, in the Reforl
Club room, No. 10, Washington Ave. s
Sept. Sd, commencing at 10 A. NJ.
There is tough specimen of the gent
homo in this vicinity, named Dick O'Col
nell, he has been under arrest sewers
times, and was sentenced the other day
a fine of about thirty dollars, or else go
Jail for fifteen days. Owing to his logs nj
having coma down ho concluded tn bOa =
at the hotel de Lunberg, but for some III
accountable reason changed his mind, an
last Sunday evening suddenly left for par
unknown, or, in other words, broke ia
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