Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS
& " Griswoll returned Friday.

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Dance at Donnelly tomorrow evening.
Don't forget the entertainment, on the
twenty filst.
The Dramatic Association had rehearsal
last evening.
T. Schumacher, OF Ortonyille, was in
town Tuesday.
We have just received nice assortment
Of visiting cards.
Mrs. c. A. Galloway of Rochester, Mimi,
was in town Monday.
Nat Richardson of Bismark, is visiting
relatives at this place.
A good many people are making inquir-
les in regard to that Fire Company.
NJ. NJ. Moore is having an awning built
over the side walk in front of his store.
A new flour mill is to be built on the
water power one-half mile east of town.
II. Hutchins and family have moved into
town, and are occupying their former resi-
dcnce.
{. ). Huiburt of Minneapolis was in
town Yesterday, looking after the wheat
business.
Several of our citizens contemplate
building new residences as soon as spring
fairly opens.
The sharp frost, for the past two days.
has completely routed the remaining cases
of yellow fever.
Messrs. Topping and 1goe of Benson
were in town last evening. They left for
home this Il. III.
Miss McCrea Of Prescott, Wis. is visit.
ing friends in this village, and is the guest
Of Mrs. Hulburd.
Pettingill was in town last week, and
informed us he had an offer Of 81 900 fol-
Ills farm near Donnelly.
Hon. J. C. Mccarthy was in town last
week, making arrangements for commenc
ing spring work on his farm.
Some of the members of the Oyster
Can Club" talk of taking in" the dance
at Donneliy TO morrow evening
After diligent search one man has beer
found ia this county who is not Il rail roao
director. He will leave the county forth
with.
They have all Indian flute at ] d. Good
store which is capable, providing maj
las plenty wind, OF making very flower.
music.
Mr.. Geo Cogel returned last Saturday
accompanied by his two sisters. Tn
Misses Cogel are the guests of Mrs. A. B
Stcadmun.
Some of our Eight fingered gentry" ar
nightly Stealing wood from the X. r. Co.
wood pile. The Company will probabl.
have watchman.
w. B. Hancock informs us that he ha
nlrcady several contracts for building
dwellings, on one or two of which worl
has already began.
Mr.. A. w. Wells, of Herman, was il
town Monday, and left Tuesday accompan
led by his mother, who goes on visit I
her children in Jordan
The soci,blc last MonlIy evening VIZ
we'll attended. The large hull was com
fortably filled, and those resent had
very enjoyable and social time
By the Aiexandria papers, we see tina
j. II, Wellington is in that vicinity actin
a3 agent for The r. r. Co. in letting cor
tracts and purchasing wood and ties.
Our wheat market is kept at = boi!in
point, the millers agent and the local buy
crs, keep bidding over each other and thu
give the farmers the benefit of good prices
Pluck in many instances is commcndi
bic, but when man will stopa run-awa
team, and right in front of u ncwspape
Office at that, We must positively deny tina
there is the least trace Of pfaiseworthines
IN the act,
Mcssrs. Kcnner e. Moore are boring fo
water, on the lot in rear of their premises
The attempt is something OF an expcr
lnent, 10 least in this soil, and the resul
will le watched viii. Interest, and dul
cireaitied