Morris tribune., 1880-04-15
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A new and substantial crosswalk has
been laid across Pacific Avenue on Sixth
street.
Prairie schooners, with men, women,
children, household goods, and other truck,
arrive daily.
Legal and other advertising make havoc
with our reading space, but We appreciate,
and profit by the boom"
SALooNATICs.-Schjerdin & Berkin have
purchased the saloon formerly owned and
operated by P. Anderson.
Always read the business locals and ad-
vertisements, you will find many items
from which you may reap benefit.
a horse owned by stranger, got loose
from the Perkins House stables, one night
last week, and was killed by a passing
train.
"What will the harvest be-" We give
it up but it should be about 30 bushels per
acre, of No. /, to set US all square on our
leCt III goOu shape.
Our average citizen has a dab bad -tolb
in his heb, and feels like as if he would be
benefited by laying his hands on old Prob
abilities or his deputy.
GONE The millinery which formerly
adorned the right of way, opposite the
Central house, has beel moved to the lots
adjoining Messrs. Wolff & Wells.
The Minneapolis Branch Store win soon
be completed and ready to receive the i'm.
mense stock of spring and summer goods.
Danielson has few remarks elsewhere.
We are to-day revealing in the glorious
sunshine, and feeling as bright and gay as
though we never did or never will expert
ence the cold and chilling blasts of winter.
The engine which was in the smash-up
last Sunday, passed down yesterday, and
we should judge from its battered appear
ance, it had struck the cheek of lightning
rod agent.
Mrs. w. w. Griswold came home on
Saturday, for a short visit, but expects to
return Monday. We are pleased to report
that she is deriving much benefit from her
| treatment.
AsSEssoRs-Notice is elsewhere publish,
ed notifying the assessors of Stevens, Big
Stone and Traverse Counties, to meet al
the Auditors office next Saturday week,
April gath.
LAID UP.-The snow plows have beer
called in from the front and will be dumped
into the "bone-yard" until another season
requires that they be hitched and sent Yves
to battle with old Jack.
THE PLACE TO BUY-A P. Kron ha
just received a large lot of spring goods
which he is selling at small advance owe
cost. Call and see him and you will fine
his prices astonishingly low.
In next issue, Mr. Chas. Wilson will
make a special announcement of his new
departure" Our readers will be glad Il
learn that Morris is to have an clothing ant
gents furnishing goods establishment, a
last.
THAT PARK-We do not know as Their
would be any thing gained by ascertaininl
what the railroad company are willing t
do, in regard to donating the park to TIL
village, but it would not cost anything f
find out.
The Village Council are creating severa
solid Ordi nances The fact that the tow
, is likely to be overrun with crowd o
''hard citizens" has caused the enactmen
of an ordinance relating to and definin
vag :ancy.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Mr. F. B. Chew ha
left this classic precinct, and will hereafte
occupy the rooms over Messrs Wolff
Wells store 1t is rumored that Messr
House & Weber will occupy the offic
vacated by Mr. Chew.
FoUND.-We picked up ladies line
handkerchief last Saturday. It was
daintily perfumed and fragile piece 0
property, and as it is of no use to any Q
US printers, the owner can have it by prov
ing property, and taking it away.
AccIDFNT.-On Tuesday last carpeate
named Norton, while at work on Jane
Fgans building, fell from sca(fold to til
ground, distance of fifteen or twenty fee
and was badly hurt. Fortunately no bone
were broken but the injury is nevertheless
quite serious.
The Board of Trade did not have NEE
ing last Monday owing to no arrang
ments having been made for room
which to meet. This oversight will not O
) cur again, and it was to be regretted,
many would like to hear from the roa
committees.
The sidewalk has at last been laid
front of Elmer's hotel, and it is about tim
In future there will be change in til
I kind of business, as an ordinance publisht
i in this issue does not allt W any one TO m
nopolize sidewalk and compel people
go into the street.
New MACHINERY Herman Kerl is ha
ing power lathe added to his facilities f
repairing machinery. This is step in Il
IL right direction, as good machine she
i would be one of the best paying inve.
ments in the county, besides being We
). convenient for us all.
FIsHY.-A team loaded with pickert
suckers &c. was in town Monday The
we're not less than 500 pounds of fish in 4
wagon, and among the number. two mo
ster pickcrels. weighing twenty-five poun
each. The fish were spcared in one Of Il
; outlets of Lake Whipple.
M. @. C.-The members of this eli
gave pleasant hop, at Goods hall Ia
Tuesday evening, and like the previo
dances given under the auspices of IL
}, club, it was very pleasant affair. T.
attendance was not very large, but
present had very pleasant time