Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-18
Mr. II. c. Moore left Tuesday on q bust
ness trip to ST. Paul to beabsent fora week

Mr.. II. G. Moore left Tuesday on q bust
ness trip to ST. Paul to be absent fora week
or so.
McSsrs J. c. Hancock aud Ode Tewks-
bury accompany the widow of Mr.. G. g.
Tewkshury to her home in Vermont.
Trains are running on time-that is their
own time-they arrive when they can and
leave about the same time. No cards
time cards We mean.
POSTPONED. Owing t. the death of
Brother Tewksbury the annual Masonic
Festival will be postponed, for time at
least, as the lodge will be in mourning for
thirty days.
The Ipiscorul Sociat!e, last evening
considering The weather, was well attended.
The occasion, like all Others given under
the auspicies of All Saints Parish, was very
pleasant and enjoyable.
Mr.. viii Summers, for year past an en-
ployee in the steam elevator, leaves to-day
for Hancock, to assume ch4rg, of the Dav-
idson elevator at that place, Mr. Sherwood
the old. Inspector having resigned.
DAA-The flood gates at the Riverside
ihilldam gave way last Monday. The
Cause of this break was flaw or miscalcu-
i'll the construction of the fraMe work
which Was not as strong as it should have
been. 1t will take u week to repair the
Il
place ag III,
! Looz LITTLE ouT.-We have heard
that few sticks of wood in the wood.
! yard have been charged with powder. fo:
the purpose of giving those who help them
selves, II small sized surprise party. ltwouId
be advisable to have some one who knows
which sticks are cooked and primedn deal
cut the wood, as the effects of powder are
very damaging when brought in contac,
with fire. The moral is plain, either buy
and pay for your wood or have your cook
stoves insured.
Mr.. Tewksbury's associates, Mr. Good
and his employers, desire to express their
respect for. Their late comrade as a man, q
| friend and a brother They from theft
intimate association with him, could Judge
of his sterling worth, integrity. faithfullness
and aniicahiiity. On all occasions. at al
| times and under all circumstances, poor
"Toot'' was !; whole soued, jovial friend
| faithful TO his employers interests, respect
ed and esteemed by friends and associates
NoTICE.-The Rev Thos. NJ GossarC
Presiding Elder OF the Minneapolis Dist
of the NJ E. Church, will preach at thu
school house in Morris next Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 23d. After the sermon the bust
ness CT the Quarterly Conference will b.
in order All members of the official boart
will please be in attendance Regular ser
vices will be held in the school house OH
week from next Sunday, and every tw,
weeks thereafter until further notice. II
B. Crandail. Pastor.
1t is curious during storm to note tn
difference in the atmosphere at height q
sixty feet above ground. On Tuesday TIL
weather TO those on foot was very storm
and disagreeable, snow blowing and drift
ing with every appearance of IL blizzard
We had the curiosity to go up on top G
one of the elevators and presto! the seen
changed, the sun shone brightly owe
head. no snow, the air lis bright and clea
as in June, while underneath the drift OF
scured everything.
SUNDAY SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to the inclcmcncy Of the weather, the a
tendance ut tile convention was not as larg
as was expected. However, there was COZ
siderable interest manifested, the order {
exercises, as published. were followed OF
and were both interesting aud i.lstructiv,
In these new counties there is i, large tiel
for work a work different in many Iespccl
from WHAT ii is elsewhere, in older countie
especially. The field is large, families al
widely scattered, there are but few worl
: ers and but little to work with, ali thes
causes combined make the labor more Iii
icult, but those WHO are foremost in TIL
great and laudable undertaking, do NJ
shrink oI.faiter, it is not to them Il surdei
some task, it is pleasant duty
A WANT SUPPLIED For year or ty
. past there has been growing demand ]
Morris for good shoe store, oile That dea
in shoes exclusively, and thus have u GOO
first class assortment at moderate price,
, one where ladies and children, as well 4
gentlemen, could buy i, nice fine shoe {
slipper, or nave il pair made 10 order, sue
ii Want is, we are happy To say, about 10 !
supplied. by the addition TO our prosperot
little town of Mr. w e. Muir, who wi
temporarily open his goods in the EvaI
/. House Sample Room lopposite Centr'
IIoust), where extensive arrangements al
being laade 10 make things somiortaDl,
until a new ard larger store can be rcnte
or built .tiaying been disappointed in $
curing an e,sriy start, Dir. u. offers 10 Sc
, his goods (which were bought before I'll
recent risel very low, SO as to introduce III
quality and partly make up for tbs uela,
: Dealers, rs well - CONSUMERS viii tin
here !; chance 10 lay IN good stock {
shoes cheaper than The Eastern markel
! can nov supply thenl. leather A,vlng =
,, yanced very greatly Tins last month
J conclusiell We can say that Af mir .
though young nlan has been al lis ~
. connected with one D! the largest and be-
J known shoe manufactures Of New iurl
and We take pleasure IN Introducing iii
to the pubiic.A lie expects to be ready