Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

T. w. Waterston is building an addition
to his restaurant.
The concert tomorrow evening promises
to be a musical treat.
]. G. Mccarthy is again in town looking
after matters on his farm.
Board of County Commissioners will be
in regular session next Wednesday.
Work on the railroad bridge at the Pom
me de Terre River has been completed.
MIR. and Mrs. D. w. Watson, of Red
Wing, are registered at the Perkins House.
We are to have some new side and cross
walks on 9Th street. They are needed bad
ly.
Somebody says that some one is going
to open millinery store in Kron's build
ing.
Elmer tells in this weeks issue what he
is doing and what Improvements he has
in contemplation.
The Marshal bagged and locked up FIVE
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they were set adrift.
The lumber trade at this point is simply
immense, load after load being hauled
away from our yards.
W. G. Allen, of Donnelly, Stevens
county agriculturalist and ex-typo, of St.
Paul, called on US Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Chittenden, of Lawrenceville,
N. Y, arrived Tuesday evening and is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs Hulburd
Messrs. A. B. Steadman, T. NJ. Lowater,
H. T. Bevans, ]. House and J. Christian
sen are having their lots neatly fenced.
Hon. H. W. Stone took q trip to St.
Paul, to make arrangements in regard to
the new fiour-mill he contemplates build.
ing.
]. P. II. Morris is moving his residence
back from the street, and will paint fence
and otherwise improve his village pro-
perty.
Crops are looking finely since the recent
very fust the young shoots look very Wig
orous.
M. German has brought suit against
the Village of Morris for damages, for in
juries caused by defective streets. The
sum claimed is $500.
Who is anxions to immortalize his name
and also aid an enterprise of great public
benefit, let him or her become stockhold
er IL the new railroad.
Regular Communication Golden Shea
Lodge No. 1873, A. F. and A. NJ, Saturda,
May 18th, work in NJ M. degree. A full
attendance is requested.
This section of country was visited by
very heavy storm last Sunday, rain, thun
der, lightning and hail, contributed towar,
making up first-class storm.
It will soon be time for the chronic grum
blers to remark about our hay
ing too much rain. Give them little tim
and you'll soon hear 'em squeal.
No clue has been obtained that weul
lead to the arrest of the parties who CON
mitted the burglaries last week, neither ha
any of the property been recovered.
The old bridge over the Muddy Creei
on the Artichoke road, is being remove
and q new one built few rods below
This is a much needed improvement.
i Work has been commenced ON the ne,
German Methodist church in the town c
Pepperton. The building win probably b
completed aud ready for use by July 1st.
Messrs. E. House and Geo. Allen. tw
, young Hermanites, were in town Satul
day enjoying the sights in, this, the futul
city of the northwest, or words 10 that e
. feet.
Our sportsmens club had a "shoot" o
J Saturday and contested for the LIST badge
: Jack Morris being the best shot was Il
J lucky man, and will proudly wear Il
"jewelled gem" when it arrives.
A building, to be used as machine sheC
) is being erected on the corner of 9Th On
II Atlantic Avenue. A party who has Il
q agency for the Adams & French Harvcs
ers and Self binders 10 building it.
y MIR. E. w. Leonard has disposed of h
dog "Vic" to Mr.. w. E. Adams, conside
= alton $50. Vie is one of the finest al
/ best trained dogs In the state, and il wor
toa sportsman her weight in gold. I
Hon. I.Donnelly, of Donnelly, was
town Saturday, and placed his name {
our subscription book. Mr. Donnelly wi
leave for Washington next week to after
his contest suit against Washburn.
James Egan has been appointed Villat
Pound-master and will forthwith proce'
to corral and impound any animals runnil
at large We hope Mr.. Egan will do b
whole duty and carry out the provisions
the ordinances.
I, we have the material here for got
baseball club, and could with little I
!. fcrt on the part of our base-baflists orgal
e ize two good mines and have lots of flu
IF and il beaten have the satisfaction of n
getting licked by outside clubs.
Mr.. James Lockhart has leased the blac
smith shop Of s. P. Schofeld, and is pr
pared TO promptly attend to all business
. his line. Mr.. Lockhart desires an oppo
z tunity Of convincing the public that he is
i i No. horse ahoer and plOw repairer, al
a ha~ol,x, ;,&vitaa eli 10 ;,c,.ont lie xUarL or