Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-17

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Read Harvest" notice in business locals.
And still the wheat continues to arrive
at the elevators.
We: Adams made flying trip to the
SANITY City, returning Monday.
The crop of mosquitoes is the largest and
most vigorous we have ever seen.
Barley is being harvested; the yield is
large, and berry bright and plump.
Very many farmers in Big stone County
commenced harvesting last Monday.
A Mr.. Reynolds, of Battle Creek, Mich,
is studying law with Brown & Harris.
A culvert is being laid between Fifth
and Sixth Streets on Atlantic Avenue.
A. ]. Willard, of Hancock, was in town
Saturday evening attending the concert.
County Board of Equalization meets next
Monday. See notice in another column.
Several parties in this vicinity will COM
mence harvesting their wheat next Monday.
Miss Loo Richardson who has been alb.
sent attending school, returned home Mon
day.
t. j. Moore has the improvement fever
also, a new barn is being erected On his
lots.
E. W. Leonard, having gained permis-
sion to visit his folks, left for St. Paul last
Thursday.
Rev. D. T. Booth, of Willmar, held Epis-
copal services last Sunday morning and
afternoon. ~
Somebody has eloped with our Hancock
correspondent, or else the recent rains have
drowned him.
Mrs. and Miss DeKay, of New York,
arrived in Morris last week on a visit to
Mr.. A. DeKay.
Mrs. Mcfarland left last week for Min
nesota's beautiful and popular summer re-
-Minnetonka.
All who enjoy good game of base ball
should come here next Saturday afternoon
and see the match game.
If you want to see a novel and substan-
tial sidewalk, take stroll in the vicinity
of H. Hutchins' residence.
Prairie chickens are very numerous this
season, and our sportsmen are happy in
anticipating good hunting.
The weather yesterday and to-day is very
favorable for the crops, Manitoba wave
having cooled the atmosphere.
Don't forget the school meeting to-mor
row evening. A more commodious school
house is an actual necessity,
John Folsom's new veranda is fashion
able resort dnring this extreme heat. NJ
extra charge for reserved seats.
George Acker, of St. Paul, has been il
town for few days, visiting old friend
and looking after his business interest.
Undress uniforms are now all the rage
1t is fashionable to wear just as little as
person can help; nothing at all is the ex
IRENE.
The Rev. Mr.. Steadman. baptist, of Ill
nois, will conduct divine services at til
school house, next Sunday evening, at tn
usual hour.
T. FL. Thompson, now of Benson, fol
merly of this place, has been found guilty O
charge of bastardy. Thompson has
wife and family.
Dr. L. Fl. Hulburd, cousin of Dr. Fl
L. Hulburd, is spending few days visi
ing friends in this vicinity. The Docto
may probably locate at Herman.
A game of ball between the boys tn,
went to Glenwood and a picked nine, we
played last Saturday afternoon. The scol
stood q to 5 in favor of the former.
When people see an unmarried man pu
chasing sundry articles of household furn
ture, they are very liable to have remot
suspicion that there is an interesting soci'
event upon the tapis.
Workmcn will probably commence raj
ing the frame of Mr.. Stones new mill th
week From the size and the immens
amount of timbcrs we should Judge it wou1
! be most substantial structure.
A sell, propelling steam threshing e.
CINE got up steam yesterday and wake
out of town. The engine attracted consit
cradle attention and quite crowd assen
bled to watch its performances.
I Concerts by the musical mixture cor
pany were to have been given last Monds
and Tuesday evenings, the hall havir
been engaged for those dates. The COR
pany however failed to materialize.
: A clothes-wringer on street corner Fl
the convenience of the sweltering prespir
ton bathed public, would bring han
some revenue TO any energetic young ma
1t would pay better than peanut stand.
It cannot be possible that any Of our C
liens arc shooting chickens before the la
allows, but the occasional report of fiji
arms leaves alingering doubt in our min
as to whether the law is being lived up
Al From Mr.. John Wilson, Of Artichok
"a, 40 N