Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-22
The 81. Paul Globe Of the 10Th contains

The st. Paul Globe of the 10Th contains
the last chapter-to date--in the lntield case.
Infield was found and paid $54S cash to
release the goods and expressed satisfac-
ton when he thought he got off SO cheap,
and started to have the goods carted OIL,
but was paralyzed when told that the Sher-
iff had three other attachments amounting
to 81 900, yet in his possession. AS he did
not have sufficient funds to satisfy this Sit
tie affair" the goods were held by the Sher-
iff.
One evening last week our Marshal drove
some fifteen or twenty tramps out OF town,
and as some of them seemed to be unde-
cided as to whether they would go, he drew
his revolver and fired over their heads.
Next morning two of these worthless APP
peared before the village justice, and want
ed warrants for the arrest of the Marshal
and Mayor, but when requested to secure
costs" they decided to drop the matter.
One of the fellows SYSTEMATICALLY displayed
a 20.dollar bill, and boosted that he could
pay for the warrants. 1t is pity they
were not arrested and fined just $50 for
vagrancy.
At the Board of trade meeting Monday
evening, a committee consisting of Messrs.
Fl. W. Stone and Geo. A. ]. Overton, were
appointed to solicit subscriptions for stock
in the Little Falls & Dakota Railroad.
This enterprise has been before the public
for sometime p st and all parties are aware
of what must be accomplished, If we are to
possess the benefits we claim as likely to &C.
crue upon the completion of this line,
Every man in Stevens County, who can at
ford to do so, should subscribe for stock,
it is necessary q preliminary survey be
made, and it is by this means it must be
accomplished, 80 the matter is now in the
hands of the people and on their action
the whole matter depends.
Mr.. H. w. Stone has about completed
arrangements to erect large four-mill al
the ford one half mile east of town on the
Pomme de Terre river. The building is tc
be 32x42, three and one half stories higt
and will have five run of stone. 1t is the
intention to have the mill equipped witt
all the latest Improvements, such as will
render il capable of manufacturing thu
best grades of -four. A mill has beer
greatly needed for sometime past, as thu
one north of town has been evercrowdeC
and complaints are made at the delays
We hope to see the new mill in operation
by the time the new crops are harvested
as it will be required then.
OF the concert given by Amateurs unde
the direction of Prof. Carpenter, last Fri
day evening, the least said the better
There is no question but that Mr.. Carpen
ter is thorough musician, but when yo1
: say this you say all, for neither his conduct
behavior or principles entitle him to tn
name of gentleman" He promised NOR
7 than he can perform, treated members o
his class rudely and left an impression any
/ thing but flattering. If his musical abilit
f equals his egotism, effrontery and presum
r ton, he would be the peer of those he apes
We sincerely regret that our people wer
defrauded in this manner, and are sorry 70
a having our vocalists placed in such falls
, position before the public, for they are CO
. pable of doing and have done SO much bet
! ter that we deem it unnecessary to apo
ogize for them. In our remarks, previou
to the concert, we, guided by testimonial
= and comments, as to Carpenters proficiency
: from the press,) and having knowledge o
:, talent possessed by our amateur vocalistf
were sanguine of the result But havin
sang for almost ten nights and days sue
i cessively, with but one or two exception
i none of the singers did themselves justic'
e