Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-11
Hon. Geo. l.. Becker, was in town last
week, and took atrip to Browns Valley to
lookover bis landssin that vicinity.

week, and took trip to Browns Valley to
lool1over bis landstin that vicinity
The County Commissioners ought to
look after the lower bridge on the Pomme
de Tcrrs river, as it is in an unsafe condi-
lion, owing to the planking being broken.
If it's not repaired soon, theacounty will
haveto pay for damages, to somebody's /
tenn. - - 49,
About the only use to which a person !
can put an umberella in this country, is to
make him swear. You hoist it, and wind
turns it inside out, and then the cussing
comes in; we often wondered if they were
made for any other purpose than to lend,
but gow cur mind is at rest, and We say
calmly, nothing was made in vain sss "a
While in St. Paul and Minneapolis the
past week, we were told by numerous par
ties that they hear more about Morris, and
Stevens county than of any other part OF
the State, and with the rest OF the papers
we rise to remark, that we consider our
selves endorsed etc, and that to small ex-
tent, we have perhaps been the means of
placing this section, prominently before the
public; the moral is plainly apprenticeship
port your county paper.
Some folks talk of their being no hell
great caesar, there must be or else where
will the man so, who steals our wood.
There is some rooster or roesteress lwho
neither fears printers ink or printers devil,)
stealing our wood. this is little bit worse
| than we ever expected, or anticipated, fer
we never supposed any one was so lost,
or depraved as to stealEfrom poor printer,
and did not expect to have to steal our
| selves, but we have got to, or else freeze.
| We are sore distressed for il is an wfultrial
| to US to think that we have got TO go to
some one clses wood pile for comfort.
! News paper men neverssin, and those who
! use up our fuel will have to answer fol two
steals, one of which they are guilty, and
one to witch they force US, but We'll have
an item; for somebody's stove. potts.. ket-
ties, and sass, will be seen Waiting heav-
J onward one of these days.
A Romantic MARRIAaE.-Clark Mex ay
of Swift county, and Miss Augusta Romer
Ia handsome lassie of 16 summers, resident
i of Brainerd.) were joined In oWedlock in
the parlor of the American House, this
city, Oh Saturday evening att o'clock, by
Rev. Stafford OF Jackson street al. E.
! church. ssr
1t seems that these lovers had encounter
/ ed the opposition of a relentless psrternal
parent on the brides part, yet having Sc
cured the assent OF the mother and the en-
coura cement of sympathizing married
sister, Lille left her home last week osten
sibly to visit her uncle's family in this city
Her gallant knight hither followed and they
were suietly married at the place and time
above stated, taking the train for north
west thirty minutes afterward. After tht
lapse of another thirty minutes an irat'
uncle was seen trailing the truants to |
close proximity of their wedding place ant
when he learned what had happened, TIN
Il clouds were thick and profanity numerou
for few fieeting oments.-Daspatch.
Last Tuesday evening the residence 0
the Hon. FL. w Stone was again the seen
of very happy occasion. The event wa
the uniting in marriage of his daughter
Mary l.. A. Stoneto Mr.. =. s. Hagerma
of LIE Sueur. Cutie large party Of reis
tiyes and invited guests assembled to Wi
= ness the ceremony which was performe
D in a very impressive manner, by the Rev
, ]. L. Fonda; after which all partook Of u
g elegant repast. Many and heart felt wer
e the wishes for the future welfare Of th
young couple, and all expressed regrets 6
;. being obliged to part with Miss Stone, fc
q she by her sweet and loving dispositio
has made many life long friends, who's
sole and only wishes are f q 5 A 4..e 81
: That each succeeding morrow as.#
May happiness bring, not sorrow
That joy, and peace, be all thy share,
: And love increase with every year;
Z That thr'o thy life, where ere you dive !
s This your refrain twas well, tits well;
May blessed be your sacred VOW, z
And joys be yours, as now, as now.
>, The bridal party left on the. inornir
u train for lie Sueur, Mrs. Hagerman's forr
er and future home.
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