Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-09

NO time caro- mas Dccn lsSueu yct Inc
trains leave here going east, about $50
o'clock q. m. and arrive from the east about
4p. m.
If you want to enjoy life and partake Of
a share of its many blessings, all you need
to do, is to subscribe for the TRIBUNE and
pay in advance.
Ed. House packed his valise and left for
Portage City, Wis, last Friday. We I'M
derstand it's his intention to make that city
his future home.
Rev. A. o. Pellisson, of Graceville, was
in town Monday He says it was so cold
New Years morning, that his ear froze
while he was in bed.
Mr.. anG Mrs O. S. Hagerman returned
last Friday, and will commence house
keeping as soon as suitable accommoda-
tons can be procured.
Last Tuesday afternoon, the weather
took relapse, and stormed and clustered
for two or three houas, but by night-fall
all was again lovely and serene.
The st. Paul Dispatch has issued an AL
manac 10 its subscribers. 1t is very neat
pamphlet and contains considerable inter
esting reading, and many valuable recipes
Our elevators continue to ship from four
. TO six cars of wheat per day. The receipts,
owing to poor roads, have fallen OF some
what, although they are much larger than
we expected.
A ventriloquist and magician calling
himself Professor Coyle, gave . perform
anec last evening. Those who went pro-
nounce both professor and the performance
first class frauds.
Having disposed of our interest in the
firm of A. A, Stone & Co., we will now
have more time to devote to this paper,
and hope to be able to make an apprecia-
BILE Improvement.
Messrs. Kenner & Moore have reason to
be pleased with the amount of patronage
they are receiving. The amount OF bust
ness already transacted has far exceeded
their expectations.
4 few years ago it was customary to re
mark, at this season of the year, where is
the man who drove the Indians out of the
country" So far, only sixty eight papers
have asked the question.
The Board of County Commissioners
were in session yesterday and day before.
Quite an amount of business came before
them. We will endeavor 70 give their pro-
ceedings in our next issue.
The Olympic Dramatic Association, OF
Herman, have in preparation the play
among the Breakers" Posters have
been 'tstruck off, and it is probable the
play will be presented at an early date.
Quite number of the friends OF the
Rev. j. L. Fonda, assembled at his resi-
dence last Thursday evening, and 'sur
prised" him with very handsome scarf
the work of the ladies of his congregation
The Fergus Falls Dramatic Association
on New Years Eve, presented the play
, 'Ten Nights in Bar Reom." The Advo
cate compliments the members of the asso
CIdIIOH FCTE IilSuIJ lOA ellC thSSNpeesSAS AAA''A
ner in which the play was presented.
If you have any friends who contenl
plate moving to this State, have them SEM
. to John w. Bond, St. Paul, for a copy o
the pamphlet issued by the State Board o
s Immigration This little work contain
much valuable information, and is FIN
v nished to all applicants, free of charge.
One of our compositors sci up the word
e "Cast of Characters, in handbill q
"Cast-of Characters" Luckily, the proc
q reader discovered the error before the bill
were run off, or there weuld have been
= funeral, with printer in the head carriage
We tremble when we think of the narro'
escape.
We look in vain for the name of inc0m
peteNt Barsness among the distinguish
y arrivals in St. Paul Perhaps Ole has ne
got there, or-horrible thought-perhaT
g the reporters have overlooked him.
strangers Judge the people of this distrit
# by him, it will be clear case of ''giv
away" on US.
: A Morris father said to.his prosperity
= son-in-law that if he was going to sit u
q as late as usual, prospecting, the prospec1
: were that he would have to saw the wooC
Upon prospection, the prospectus did M
70 prove agreeable; and now the son -in-lav
prospectively speaking, is seen no more
= the vicinity where he recently prospectet
A,card elsewhere published announces
change in one of our business houses, MI
g o. s. Hagerman having purchased ha
1t interest in the firm of A. A. Stone s. Ct
The new firm viii be Stone & Hagermal
K and will continue in the same lire of bus
2, ness. We thank our friends for the pa
ronage extended to the old firm, and woul
q ask, on behalf of the new one, contiuanC
. of past favors.
What has become of the committee al
., pointed at meeting Of the electors of TIL
II School District? Are they ever going
report, or not, or otherwise? 1t was Avis
of the majority of those present, that til
; selection of suitable site for schot
: house should be left to q committee; In,
committee was appointed, but, SO far, "
. have not heard of any action being take
? in this matter.
The Grant & Dakota r. r. Co., is I'll
> name Of an incorporation formed for ii
u purpose of constructing and operating