Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1880-06-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at Messrs. Morris & Bundy's Drug Store.
The Graceville Items arrived too late for


The Graceville Items arrived too late for
his issue.
Several communications of public inter-
est unavoida bly, crowded ont of thes weeks
ISSUE will appear in our next.
When in search of millinery goods, our
ladies should remember that Mrs Fitzger-
aid, next door to A. P. Kroon's, keeps a
full line
Mrs. Whiteley has the largest and finest
line of millinery goods this side of the city.
New hats are received every two weeks,
and the very latest styles can always be
found at her store.
Rev. +. N. Walcott of Santiago, will &C.
cupy the pulpit of the first Congregational
church next Sabbath evening, at eight
O'Clock. The discourse will be upon Tenn
perance, and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
Pat. Maginnis is in favor of a more
stringent ordinance regulating the licensing
of dogs. He was in town yesterday, and
one of the canine breed snarled at him,
when Pat. said, THAT dog has too much
license"
There will be picnic and celebration by
the Pepperton Sunday School, at Frisby's
Grove, Monday, July 9Th, commencing at
8 O'Clock a. N. The amusements will be
various and attractive, and all are cordially
invited to attend.
STILL THEY CoME.-Large numbers of
stock continue to pass this point for the
northwest. On Friday last drove num-
bering one-hundred and eighteen, all young
cattle, passed through town on their way
for Warren in this State.
AS our national holiday falls upon the
Sabbath this year, services appropriate to
the occasion will be held in the Congrega
tional church at 1890 a. NJ, Rev. Mr.. Fon-
da officiating. A more extended notice
will be given in next weeks issue.
Messrs. r. G. Moore and j. r. Perkins
left Monday last, for St. Paul, to be alb
sent rev days.
Mr.. II. II. Wells and family, and Mr.. W.
j. Munro and family left OH the same day,
for St. Joseph, Mich, where they will visit
relatives. They will probably be absent
for month or six weeks.
Monday evening as ]. Cling of Donnelly
Was returning from Morris, his team took
fright and ran away at a break neck speed.
In fact it did come very near breaking his
mock, as he was thrown from the wagon
alighting on his head, and remaining in,
sensible for some time. He was brought
too, and sent home by some friends, who
happened to be near ut the time. His wag-
on was badly demoralized, and parts were
strewn along the road for some distance.
Jacob Christ, of Red Wing, had his sa.
loon license revoked by the city council, on
the Sth inst, for selling liquor on Sunday
Now, it seems to us that selling liquor to
minors is as great an offense as that of sell
ing on Sunday. We would suggest thai
the council of this village should profit by
the wholesome example of the Red Winger!
and cancel the license of any dealer il
spirituous liquors who shall hereafter sci
to those under age, in violation of the vii
| lage ordinance. It is fact that some ont
in this place will bear watching.
Mr.. A. II. Nash of this county, is just in
receipt of letter dated St. Louis, June 10
1880, of which the following is an extract
81 thought you might like to hear how
the st. Paul Binder is doing. Well, have
started ten since came here, four in ONT
day, all doing splendid work, only ont
slight breakage, think we need not b.
ashamed to own we represent the St. Pau
Binder Shake"
We think the st. Paul Harvester work
fortunate in securing the services of sucl
efficient and reliable agents as Messr
Moore & Kenner TO represent them in Stew
ems County. These gentlemen are to b
found at the Bank of Morris.
Uuele Reub Richardson was last hear
of at the grand Palmer House in Chicago
He was wandering through the corridor
of the hotel amid multitude of Thir
Term and 14th Amendment notices,
few of which he desired to bring back t
Morris as historic mementoes. He was in
formed however, that they would all
carefully placed away by the manager unit
1884. In remote corner his eye detecte
a minute, shrunken thing, which proved
upon close exarnInation by microscope, t
be the Window boom. Uncle Reub. me
the Minnesota democratic delegation c
route to Cincinnati, and reports the part
as being in good spirits.
DRUNK.-Bob. Kelly, a st. Paulite, con
menced celebrating the 4th of July on lal
Friday, by getting most galoriously drunk
He was soon nabbed, however, by the Ma
shall who managed, after stubborn resi-
lance by Bob, to put him where his pugi
istic ardor would have chance to cool of
The next morning he put in an appearane
before Justice Hutchins, who never fai
to see that the boys get all the justice the
want, and was fined five dollars and cost
Bob being a little short of cash was sci
up for five days. 1t is alleged that Be
.. got his fire water from druggist of M0rr
through the fundamentally of two boy
aged and 0. Upon enquiry we are il
formed that no druggist here has take
out license to yend spirituous liquors
required by the law of the village. If Il
charge is true, we thiuk rigorous enforc
: ment of the law and its penalties, wou
have a most beneficial result.
We are not aware that any provision
our constitution guarantees to your
America the sacred right of celebratiI
the National Holiday by. slyly placing fiji
crackers in the old mans coat pocket,
throwing them under passing horses al
people, but the practice has obtained fro
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