Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-08

IL is the UNIVERSAL reply AT present,
The Evans" House is the name of our
new hotel.
Charlie Sutton, of Alexandria, is now
temporary resident of Morris.
D. r. Bundy. of Benson, was in town
last week visiting his brother Cliff
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. McQuillan were Wis
ting friends in this vicinity Monday.
A. II. Nash, of Big Stone, was shaking
hands with his many friends in this village,
yesterday.
| Rev. T. c. Hodgson, of Herman, will
conduct the services of the NJ E. Church
next Sabbath
1t commenced raining during the night,
and continues up to the time of going to
press, p. m.
! Rev. j. P. Oakley has left for Fargo to
attend the meeting of the Red River Minis
terial Association.
Prof. Carpenter has succeeded in organ
izing class in vocal music. The class
meets every evening.
Matt. Diedrich says he is going to have
sixty of those new improved Keller Mills,
/ on hand next week.
If any of the boys leave town this week
it will be safe to wager that their baggage
is checked to Fargo.
/ Mr.. John Hill, master car-builder on the
! st. Paul s. Duluth road, has moved his
family onto his farm in Big Stone county.
This mornings papers contain the an
nouncement that j. G. Mccarthy was de,
feated at the election in the 9th Ward, St.
Paul.
Mr.. L. H. Stanton left Sunday night, on
flying trip to Philadelphia and Washing
ton. He expects TO return to Morris by
May 18th.
| Who says this is not good point al
which to trade, let the man who says SC
read descriptions of machine agencies else
where noted,
Mrs. G. E. Darling and family arrived
last week. They have taken up their res
idence in the house lately occupied by Mr.
H. T. Bevans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dragoo and family ex
pect TO leave on their Eastern trip, mex
Monday. We wish them pleasant jour
ney and safe return.
Two DRINKS on Monday put $500 ant
costs into the city treasury 1t cost from
$40 to $25 for drunk in this village. LIE
the good work proceed.
Prof. Hyde, who has been attending tn,
Teachers Institute at Glenwood, accom-
panied by Supt Geddes of that place, wer'
viewing our village last week.
Mr.. and blrs. F. B. Kenner will leave TO
ST. Paul, Friday night, to attend the wed
ding of their sister, Miss Clara Murdoch
with Mr. Earl Holdridge, May 14th.
Prof. Carpenter, who has the reputation
of being an excellant musician, is in tow
and contemplates organizing classes for in
struction in vocal and instrumental music
VIM Curtis, one of the hands on tn
Corliss farm, received a terrible kick il
the face, from horse, Tuesday. TIL
wound while very serious is not considere,
fatal.
Rev. j. w. Riddle, Superintendent o
Baptist Missions, win hold services in thi
village, on Sunday week, May-18th. Plac
and hours of meeting will be given in mex
ISSUE
No. wonder Perkins can keep on max
ing improvements, for no less than ninety
one guests took dinner at his hotel last sun
day, and it was not much of day for trav
ell either.
MI and Mrs. L. w Rohne, of MinneaI
oils, the parents of G. W Rolne, have a,
rived aud will remain in Morris during III
summer. Thus are we daily receiving new
! additions to our numbers.
The sportsmen club will shoot for badge
next Saturday afternoon. We will talk
occasion to say that the rules of shooting
prohibit using ever one and one-quarte
1 ounces of shot to a charge.
A ditch is being dug from the low plao
on the west side between 9th and 9th street
.. to the lake. This will help drain that mu
puddle and people owning lots in that v
; cinity will be much benefited
! Justice Harris cody remarked TO pri
oner the other evening those who dane
must pay the fiddler" and then the fello'
arrested got suit, fifteen dollars and cost
but still he neither appeared happy nc
suited
The Phoenix fire company had NEE
ing at Goods Hall Monday evening, n
business of Importance was transacted
We received notice TO the effect that
we were not found present, We would |
fined That's all very fine.
Business ii this point is quite brisk, e
!, pecially in the hardware lumber grocer
and dry goods hranches The recent raj
has encoar ged both buyer and seller an
the pro- CT Of / large spring and sun
/ mer tra IL re vssy flattcring.
: Mr.. J.. Fl. Evans Is busy, finishing, L.,
plastering. painting carpeting and furnish
ing, the st. Paul House. and II is now read
for business. Under Mr. Evans exper
|. enced management the Evans" Houi
: will be one Of the best hotels In the nortl
west, his success az caterer warrant
! this assertion. Table boarders can no
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