Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
Dance to night at Goods Hall.

Dance to night at Goods Hall.
Don't forget the Catholic Fair, next Mon
day.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Seidenbu.h, of ST.
Cloud, will be in Morris. on next Sabbath
c. j. Fishers leave of absence having
expired he is again at his post in the depot.
Aessrs. G. NJ. Gilman and w. E. Adams
returned from visit to st. Paul last Tues
day.
Mr.. Fred G. futile, of the Ortonville
Star, was in town last week and favored
the Tribune Office with call.
Mrs. DIR. A. G. Brisbine, of st. Paul
who has Eeen visiting her son Albert for
the past week, left for home this morning
Mr. j. Magginis left for his home in Red
Wing, last week, to remain until spring,
when he expects to return accompanied by
Mrs NJ and family.
The oyster supper last evening, for the
benefit of the M. E. Church, was we'll at
tended and pleasant social time was en-
joyed by all present.
Mayor Dawson and ex- Alderman Nc "sr-
thy, of st. Paul, visited Morris Tuesday,
on their return from a trip along the line
of the Northern Pacific.
The Dramatic Association expect to get
RI xrnrt III n
few days, and will give an entertainment
/ by the first of December
Workmen have gone to Browns Valley,
to build barn on Hon. G. L. Becker's
stock farm. The building will be All i'm.
mense structure, 60x140, two stories.
The Rev. DR.. Knickerbacker, accompa-
MED by the Rev. W. W. Hayward, will
hold Episcopal service, at Goods Hall, on
Friday evening, Nov. 14th, at u O'Clock
Regular communication Golden Sheai
Lodge No 1873 A. F. and A NJ next Satur
day evening. Work in F. G. and M. NJ
degrees. Visiting brethren cordially in
viied.
VIM. Brockham our Photographic artist
is painting large portrait for Rev. Father
Pellison. The picture will be completed
and placed on exhibition at the fair mex
week
SocIABLE-The ladies of All Saints Par
ish propose to hold the second of their par
lor entertainments next Wednesday even
ing, November 10th, at the house of Mrs
]. Landberg. Supper served.
HURT.-A little son of Mr.. John Rich
ards wandered into Messrs. Kenner
Moore's stable yesterday and commenced
poking up one of the horses with stick
DR.. Hulburd sewed up his face.
Mr.. J. D. Good received the sad intelli
gence of the death of his mother. which
occurred at Lebanon, Pa, last week. Mrs
Good was i'll for short time only. and he
death was very sudden and unexpected.
DANcE-The members of tho Morri
Brass Band will give grand hop at Good
Hall this evening. During the Afternoon
the band will parade the streets and als'
give concert in the early part of the even
ing This is the last dance to be given by
the band this season.
FA1R.-Next Monday the Fair for tn
benefit of the Catholic Church, will opel
at Goods Hall. AS the success of the fai
depends upon the public patronage, and a
the object is worthy ono, we trust ou
citizens will turn out en- masse and maxi
the undertaking financial success.
CHANGE OF TIME.-The new time card
which went into effect last Monday, give
US day passenger train. The change will
be hailed with delight by the travelling
public, and will accommodate both through
and local travel. Passenger train leave
going east, OF 1000 a. M, and arrives a
4:40 p. IN
FuEI.-The all absorbing question 'of
fuel supply is about settled, at least for tn
present, as the railroad company have dc
cided to rescind their order not to suppl
dealers. Messrs. Adams & Morris Wi
have supply of wood on sale as soon a
the campany can deliver it, which wi
probably not be over few days at til
furthest.
THANKSGIVING DINNER.-A grand dir
ner will be served on Thanksgiving Da
at the Congregational Church. The pre-
ceeds of which are to help pay the deb
now due on the building. This is intende
TO be real Thanksgiving dinner and wi
be SO we'll prepared as to meet the taste
and wants of all. A good time and larg
attendance is expected. Further motto
will be given as to the hour etc By orr
CT of committee.
SoNG SERVICE. We are requested TO al
nounce that q song service will be held
Goods Hall next Sabbath morning, at te
o'clock. In the absence of the pastor, I'll
service will he conducted by Mr.. &c,
Summers. Rev. Mr. Crandell goes to He
man next Sunday, consequently there wi
!. be no evening service ON that day, but G
the Sabbath following there will be NOR
. ing and evening services at the usual hour
. County Attorney Bevans, Maj. Overtol
: Justice Bragg, Sheriff Landberg and Wn
9 Hogan left for Willmar Monday, TO appe'
i before Judge Brewn. A writ of habet
2 corpus was issued In the case of Hogan
/ now held to appear at the next term I
: court on charge of burglary, and y
e effort was made to procure his releas
: but it did not work Hogan, howcve