Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-30

There is great demand for good but
ter. Bring it in
r. c. Moore took trip to the dual cities
last week, returning Tuesday.
d. II. Valentine, superintendent of ele-
vators, was in town this morning.
Hon. E. T. Archibald. Dundas, regis
tered at the Evans House, Tuesday.
Mr.. John, Kerwin is again in town look
ing after business interests in this vicinity.
Jas. J. Hill, general manager of the St.
p, NJ & NJ. is expected in Morris today.
j. D. Good has been absent purchasing
goods, &c.,-especially &c.-We won't
squeal. ."..
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the railroad meeting in the town of Scott
was postponed.
Hon. ]. c. Mccarthy is again in town,
and is enjoying himself hunting, and hav
ing excellent success.
Mr.. STONES New MILL.-The mill is
now ready for custom " DIRK, and farmers
will make note of the fact.
Wm Brockham is building large addi-
ton to his photograph gallery in order to
accommodate the large and increasing
trade.
Mr. D. R. Bundy of Benson has been
looking after Cliffs business in Morris,
while Cliff has been selling pills and poison
in Benson.
Charley Smiths tensorial establishment
took walk last Monday, and now peace
fully reposes on the placid bosom of the
back portion of the lot.
Our veteran landlord J. r. Folsom, who
has been absent for some time past has
returned again. John has been on pill
grima ge to his former home in Wisconsin
On next Thursday, November 6. O. A
Bake will dispose of his farm machinery
stock, &C., at public sale, on his farm ir
the Town of Framness. Don't forget the
date
We hope to have q continuance of thi!
beautiful weather, it is a soft thing fol
those of us unfortunate musicians who fid
die on saw-herse with bucksaw for {
bow.
BLoCKADE.-The wheat blockade still
continues, and there does not seem to b.
any immediate prospects of relief. 1t is
heavy damage to Morris, as all bushes
has come to stand-still.
Mrs. Nils A. Nilsson on the eve of her de
parture on an extended visit to her hom
in " isconsin entertained large circle o.
| lady friends. Mrs. Nilsson and Miss Gus
tafson will leave next week.
WHERE TO VoTE.-The residents OF ur
organized towns vote as follows: Tow
1876, range A, at Donnelly; town 125
range "A, at Pepperton; towns 124, rang
A; 1894, and 123-43. at Scott.
The streets are filed with teams loade
with wheat, and as there is no place to pu
the grain many will be compelled to eithe
lay over for day or two, or else retur
home and haul their leads back with then
1t is lucky Cal. Brown got home jus
when he did or there might have been
chapter Of accidents; as it was, there wa
some bad muterings, but the door bein
locked open there was not much inconvel
fence if he did pocket the key. No cards
The railroad meetings in the towns c
Pepperton and Framness have demonstra
ed that the people arc enthusiastic in fave
of voting aid to the new road. Cheap fut
is the battle cry, and the timberiands c
Pope, Stearns and Morrison counties wi
supply our wants.
Alta parish meeting of the Episcops
congregation of Morris, John P. Mumfor
and Charles Wilson were elected wardens
and D. r. Sutherland, II. Bragg, F.
Kenner, NJ. Weber, T. w. Watcrstor
John D. Good and F. M. Teele, were cleo
cd vcstrymcn of the corporation of A
Saints.
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ed when it is so scarce, but there was Il
help for it. On Saturday last the railroa
company lost about twenty-five cords {
wood, and on Monday about forty core
went 10 blazes, or rather burned up alst
Sparks from passing locomotives cause
the damage.
/ Everybody will be glad to hear TIL
Charley Winternute is back again, b
will regret that his stay shall be so shor
Mr.. Wintermute will re turn to Fort Gust,
in about month to remain until sprin!
when he hopes to return and remain {
home, Charley looks well, feels we'll, an
is doing we'll.
| Remember that the question on the issu
of the bonds, is not party measure. an
has nothing whatever to do with the locs
ticket. We mention this in justice to ii
different candidates for office, as they haa
no more interest in the question than otht
residents of the county. The tickets al
4 printed SO to allow voters to vote for {
j against the measure as they see fit.
/ Dun New CHURCH Work is progres
ing rapidly on the new Congregation,
church building, and it is expected it wi
i be ready by Thanksgiving The plaste
ers commenced work on Monday, and til
part Of the work will be completed in
couple of weeks. The building is nea
roomy and comfortable, and when con
pleted will compare favorably with any
Western Minnesota.