Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

Do not forget that Next Saturday is Fair
Day.
A new school house is being built in the
town of Donnclly.
Regular meeting of the Board of Trade
next Monday evening
Mrs. ]. D. Good returned Friday from a
visit to the dual cities.
It's hot (This is lie, but We want to
get our put" in the front ROW.
There is rumor that we are TO have a
new livery stable in town at an early date.
Tforse,rakes until you can't rest, al
Goods, strong, light, cheap, and durable
Mr.. Chas. Pullman was in town Mon
day, and reports business lively III Her
man.
Wolff, Wells & Stone are happy over
couple of car loads of Osborne binders and
mowers.
The W lllace Britton Company viii play
Lady Audley's Secret" this evening, al
Goods Hall.
Mr.. W. II. Waterston has move his
Restaurant into the building lately occu,
pied by W. Dragoo.
H.F. Peters has given his building a
coat of paint, which-is desided improve
ment in its appearance.
Our town is filed with strangers, many
of whom are here with the Intention OF be
coming permanent settlers.
Sheriff Landberg is building an addition
to his house When completed it viii be
the peatest and cositst residence ia ihe vii
lage.
Two more clothing and furnishing stores
opened this week. This is hep to the
town and county, as competition is the life
OF trade,
Regular Communication Golden Sheat
Lodge No. 1873 A. F. and A. M, Saturday
evening May Sd. Visiting brethren coldi
ally invited.
Messrs. Moore g. Kenner have just re
cciyed car load of Fish Bros. wagons
which makes a fine display in front o
their premises.
Farmers will note the fact that hay, oats
good butter, eggs, potatoes ETC., are in de
mand. Next Saturday is Fair Day, ST
bring in your produce.
Several new advertisements appear il
this issue, and our reading space is becom
ing so overcrowded that we will be com
peeled to make some changes.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Evans, of st. Paul, ar
among the recent additions to our numbers
Mr.. Evans contemplates embarking in til
hotel enterprise previously noted.
DO not fail to read the business locals
This column from week to week contain
much valuable information in bushes
matters and should not be overlooked.
The amount of business being transacte
in town during the past few days, is Ell
couraging. We stand up and predict ths
Morris is soon to be the largest town on til
main line.
Mr.. ". Dragoo, having temperate
closed his business / I this point, will leav
in few days, on trip to his old home
Indiana William expects to be absel
about ten or twelve weeks.
Mrs. H. B. Wolff has returned for
visit of two OF three weeks, and we a!
pleased TO add very much improved
health. She will return again to st. Pat
and remain urtil entirely conyalesccnt.
Mr.. T. Sllumaker desires US, on beha
of himself and family, to tender to thoi
who 80 kindly and beneficiently assiste
them in their recent misfortune, their hear
felt thanks for the generous aud timely a
aud sympathy.
Owing TO the absence from town ofevel
Que who knows anything about the lettir
of the coltracts for. the new churches '
are unable to give The bids, and can on
state that Messrs Merriman. Barrows
Co. have been awarded the contract
furnish lumber, and carpenters work
d. L. Torpey. As there is some dissat
faction as to the manner in Which the co
tracts were let. we will endcsyor II pos
III. ~ give facte and figures 10 next i4si