Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-11

Gone to hunt a cool spot.

Gone to hunt cool spot -
Good time to hunt-moSquitos
We are always glad to know our friends.
Farmers in this vicinity will be cutting
grain in about three weeks time
Everybody is haying, and the sound of
the mower is heard in the land
We do not wish to cut out our reading
matter, so We issue supplement.
NJ. D. Manning is in town again once
more. NJ D. sort of likes this place.
NJ. A. Shortall, of Toqua, has just re-
turned from business trip to St. Paul.
c. s. Hurlburt, Gen. Agent of the Mil
ler's Association, was in town yesterday.
The register of deeds has taken posses
sion Of his new Office in the Court house
And ROW we are to have La Crosse
Club; there is dead loads Of fun in this
game.
AL. Brisbi ne now wears pen behind his
ear and sits on high stool in J. D. Goods
office.
Mr.. Cogel is going to side up the east
end of the elevator, this will improve its
appearance.
We are prepared to do firstclass job
work, and would ask the privilege of at
least giving our figures.
Two of the Minneapolis Police force
have been in town for some time past, set
ting up pins for Washburn.
Several parties who spent the fourth pic
Ricing in the groves, have had the misfort-
une of being poisoned by ivy.
This is about the time of the year when
woman turns out, with single and a
pan, and Shoes potatoe- bugs.
The call for self binders has been so
large that agents at this point have not
been able to meet the demand.
The man who is always saying sits hot,
was in town the fore part of the week, and
was kept quite busy notifying people of
the fact.
Capt. J. II, Cole, K. Helgeson. A. T.
Englund, and G. Comstock of Hancock
were in town last Saturday, attending the
convention.
The proceedings of the convention at
this point last Saturday, may he summed
up as follows-you scratch my back and
I'll scratch yours.
Next Saturday is market day, and as
there is gong to be some doings in town,
We would like to see large representation
from the farming "deestric"
c. L. Brown of Wilmar, new addition
to the legal fraternity at this place, has ar
rived and will remain permanently He
publishes his card in this number, the firm
is Brown & Rolfe.
1t will soon be time TO talk of who is to
fill our County offices next fall. We have
one or two good men to offer as candidates,
and will have their names brought forward
soon. They are good men.
Farmers who have been breaking on new
claims are now going back to their homes.
to harvest the crops there. They will
come back in the Spring and, as many say,
will bring their friends also.
Some people in this vicinity are talking
of going west and filing on the Govern.
meat land which it is claimed is under
crop on the Dalrymple farm. This would
be a poor venture and risky one.
Our e-hallists are trying to arrange a
game with the Big Stone club, to be played
here next Saturday afternoon; we hope the
necessary arrangements can lie made, as
the young folks have had vely quiet
summer, and a little fun is wanted to liven
the boys up.
Our friend Weber of the firm of Holden
q Weber, is happy man; he was sur
prised last Saturday evening by new ar,
rival at his house, and was tickled all over
to have the little stranger come.
P. Smother and daughter are doing
well.
The women have the dead wood on us
men, they sail along the streets in nice
gauzy dresses, while in their left hand
they daintly hold aloft parasol, and with
the right calmly and deliberately fan them
selves; it is narrowing sight to man in
last winters ulster "
This village has the misfortune of hav-
ing set of the most vicious scandal-mon-
gers that ever cursed any community.
Hardly single person of either sex has
escaped the lash of their evil tongues.
The most malicious and infamous lies
have been traced to the filthy source from
which they sprang, and we only wish that
some Of the parties maligned would give
them cleansing coat of tar, and try to rid
the community of such low-liyed brutes !;
they are curse to II respectable neighbor-
hood, and il we hear another zip from
that quarter, we will publish the names of
all concerned. for there ID no telling who
they sill turn Oh next.