Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-07-29

AT MeSSrS. MOTIFS " buhuyS Drug store.
Proceedings of county commissioners ON
second page.
Blacksmith wanted at Moorland Farm.
Sec notice in Business Locals"
Red Ribbon Society meets at the Con-
gregational church tomorrow evening.
Mat Deidrich will tell tree story next
week. He has sold during the past few
days, $4,000 trees
From Saturday TO Monday the weather
was quite hot but the grain showed no
signs of suffering or injury.
Eldorado is the high. ia lutin name of the
last town organized. 1t consists of terrific
ry embraced in town 1876, range A.
Crops look fine, the weather yesterday
being peculiarly favorable, and the pros.
poets are exceedingly flattering for boun-
teous yield.
Yesterday Dr. Tanner entered upon the
thirtieth day of his fast, and from appear
ances will succeed in holding out for ten
days longer.
Our farmers are preparing to harvest
streets aud stores present an unusually
busy appearance.
We thought to capture good item on q
certain party of equestrians, but did not
succeed. The joke won't keep-mum-
long this weather.
The County Commissioners have, in def
erence to the wishes of majority of the
residents, refused to issue license to sell
liquor in Browns Valley.
SERVICES. services will be held
at the School House next Sabbath evening
at s: o'clock. Rev. w. III. Steadman
will conduct the services.
We must soon expect to see the town
overrun with strangers, the honest hard
working farm hand and the lazy $500 u
day tramp. Let the latter class be prompt
ly fired.
Mr.. Laurence Fonda, who has been i'll
for some time past, died last evening, at
the residence of his son, Rev. J. l.. Fonda.
Elsewhere will be found notice of time
and place of holding funeral.
ARrrsr-1c.-Mr. VIM Brockham has sc.
cured the valued services of Mr.. II. Boles,
St. Paul artist, and the work produced at
this establishment will now be equal to
any outside of the large cities.
STocK-On Saturday last there was q
drove of 72O head of cattle passed north,
through Big Stone county. bound for
Breckenridge and the northwest. There is
now herding drove of a13 head on the
plains of Artichoke Lake.
DEAD LINE.-A new and substantial
fence is being built around the Summit
Cemetry at last, and hereafter those who
own lots in that dismal field" can i'm
prove the same, without danger of having
their property destroyed by cattle.
Mr.. Spur, who will succeed Mr.. G. H
Munro as inspector and agent of the Dav'
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his new field of operation. Mr.. Munro
will assume control of D. R. Sutherladd &
Co s elevator during the coming season.
A SUGGESTION to the fact that
in all likelihood harvesting will be begun,
very generally, by next week, it has been
suggested that the sportsmens club meet
| to e
hence, and shoot for the badge which will
be ON the grounds.
RUsT.-We learn from party from the
southeast corner of the county, that black
rus: has made its appearance in the grain
However, our informant says it is very
slight tinge and confined to small portion
of some of the fields, and the grain is toe
far advanced to be injured by it.
AocIDENT-The Browns Valley Repor
ter contains an account of an accident to
Geo. Risedorph, Jr., the particulars Of
which are not given. 1t appears, however
that Mr.. Risedorph was injured in the face
by the bursting of gun and it is thought
he will lose the sight of one eye.
WARM.-In the language Of prespirine
citizen it was ''red hot" last Saturday, in
fact the thermometer ranged from 95 to 100
degrees in the shade, but yet there was nc
case of sunstroke to report, in fact the heal
was not at all oppressive, although
the mercury was clear up the fiue.
Landberg charges up his defeat in the
caucus to the perkins House boarders.
Perkins denys the soft impeachment ant
propounds below the belt conundrum il
regard TO the job put up to work in (
crowd of graders as qualified voterp. Ii
the meantime the "boarders" wear thu
honors.
i RECovERING.--Mr ]. j. Ridell, com
positor on the Pioneer Press, and residen
of Rendsville, this county, who was com
PEELED to take q rest on account of inflameC
eyes, has been totally blind for some time
but is now, we are glad to learn, gettin,
well rapidly and expects soon to be able Il
return to his business.
1 A uOW 4 aAS AOCh 10 UChuS pl0Ccl
on the money vault door of of the banl
safe. This very ingenious piece of mech
anism is perfect protection against pick
ing a lock or opening safe after bushes
hours, as. once this lock is set to open at
certain time, it cannot be unlocked by an.
one until the hour arrives.
ANoTHER.-A new restaurant and fame,
grocery store is about to be opened in ttli
village, by Mr.. L. T Achenbach, In th
building adjoining Chas. Wilson's, former
ly occupied by Mr.. Brockham. Mr.. A
having the premises overhauled and put ii
shape for stock of goods which 1t is ex
pected will arrive this week.
CENSUS. We are indebted to Mr.. D. 7
Wheaton for the following report of th
census of the towns enumerated by him
Morris Village. 743; town of Morris, 260
Framness. SAT: Sahimark. 80: Rendsville