Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-04

us a budget Of interesting items.
f. S. Beck was in town last week, on his
return to his home in the Valley.
Wolves and foxes are reported to be
quite numerous in the vicinity of Pepper
ton.
Mr.. L. A. Maglonc, of the Fargo Repub
lican is visiting Morris, in the interest of
that paper
The County Commissioners will be in
session at the court house, on Tuesday,
March 10Th.
Mrs. j. House returned last evening, from
an extended visit to friends in the Southern
part Of the State.
Dir. and Mrs. Engle, of Donnely, re
turned Saturday from visit to friends in
the Eastern States.
MIR. A. F. Englund, postmaster at Han
cock, wa; among the callers at the TRI-
BUNE office, Tuesday.
George Whitley is now deputy assistant
postmaster general of the Morris post-o office
George wears the honors gracefully.
Some are satisfied with the proceedings
Of the caucus, and some are not. The "are
not's" will probably try and Independent
ticket.
Our citizens, on Tuesday, must keep a
sharp eye on their tickets, and see whose
names are on as Couucilmen, Don't for
get this.
I. D.-From Mr. A. H. Nash, we learn
that it is very probable that the petition
for dispensation, to organize Masonic
Lodge at Ortonville, will be granted.
L. A.S.-The Ladies Aid Society meet
at the residence of Mrs. H. B. Wolff next
Wednesday afternoon. All members are
requested to be present, as new officers are
| to be elected.
A large number of German families from
st. Paul and vicinity, will locate in Pepper
ton duiing the coming spring and summer.
There is but little if any unoccupied lands
in that township.
NEW OFFICE.-Dr. Heenan is about tC
open an Office in this village and has en-
| gagged the front rooms in Christiansens
building which he is having fitted and EUR
nished in metropolitan style.
LATE.-The east bound express was two
hours behind time yesterday, owing to {
delay in making connections at Evansville
AS the Canadian mails pass over this line
trains are held so as to make connections
To PARENTs.-The spling and summe
term of the primary department of the vii
lage school will commence March goth
The old school house will be used until sucl
time as the new building is ready for occu
pancy.
New Law EIRM--A co partnership ha
been formed between Messrs G.. L. Brow
and G. E. Darling. Both the gentlemen
are well and favorably known, and we d.
not hesitate in saying will make goot
showing and record
POSTPONED. have been requested t
announce that the time for receiving bid
for building school house in District Nc
8, has been continued until Monday next
Marcel 9Th. Plans and specifications ma
be seen at the Auditors office.
AS the gentle spring approaches
And the birds begin to sing,
Take down your loaded shot guns,
And put them in good trim
to shoot the 'Tree gorilla" who will 500
invade your premises.
DoN'T.-Don't forget to vote on Tuesday
don't forget to read your ticket; don't ia
to make sure who and for what you al
voting; don't allow the election to go b
default, by not casting your BALLOT; don
neglect your duty to your individual inte
ests.
CHANGES II. Whitley has remove
, her stock of millinery goods to the built
} ing formerly owned by j. II. Evans. Nj
f. nj. Teele's drug store is to Re moved il
to the building vacated by Mrs. Whitley
as soon as carpenters finish some necessar
shelving, counters, &c.
Rev. George B. Nutting of Hancock, O,
cupied the pulpit of the first Congregation
al church last Sabbath morning and ever
ing, and gave us two very instructive di
courses, taking for his text Luke Gath cha]
ter, verses 46, At, 48. The day bein
pleasant Tie house was well filled.
t In last weeks issue we went back O
Nennor, and limited that he was a humbul
but his storm, although little behind tim
, yet put in an appearance as predicted
We take back all we said and acknowledg
that it is evident Vennor knows MOI
about weather and other evils, than we dt
LECTURE Reeve has been CORE
ponding with parties in this village with
| view 10 making arrangements for delive
ing his famous lecture Roots and otht
tIingsn We do not hesitate to say, thu
Mr.. Reeve will, if he concludes to visit Vi
t receive /. cordial and substantial welcom,
Al change came over the face of natuI
! last Friday evening, and kept coming a
! day Saturday. 1t was snow storm, an
/, one of the kind which make the heart {
! an old settler rejoice, as it proves he wi
( not lying about 'them ar ole billiards w
suns had 10 face nigh onto ten year back