Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26

cut bias.
D. G. Berkman of Toqua, was looking
over the village Tuesday.
D. NJ Tabor, of Red Wing, is visiting
Morris, Oh legal business.
Mr.. John Maginis is in town looking af-
ter some business matters.
Mr.. Bernard Dassal, the banker of Orion
vile, was in town Monday.
Ed. Becker made us short visit Monday,
on his return to the Valley.
Bishop Ireland is to be invited to deliver
temperance lecture in this village.
c. w. Hull of Hancock, was in atten
dance at the NJ. Q. G. hop last evening.
Rev. Mr.. Nutting of Hancock, will ex-
change pulpits with Rev j. L. Fonda next
Sabbath.
We expect to hear regularly from Grace
vile, q correspondent having been appoint
ed at that place.
Prof, G. Morris will visit this place, and
uSlANSA q oSAACS VI lIlS AANSLSbSAALS 4OStuASo'
See notice for particulars.
The happy family at the 'head quarters
house" have disbanded, and the boys are
now boarding at the hotels
Mr.. W. Z. Atherton, elsewhere notifies
tie public that he will sell horses at auc-
ton at this place saturday next.
Will P Hooper, of Browns Valley, was
iu town Monday, doing land office bust
ness before the clerk Of the court.
c. L. Brown and G. E. Darling, two rep
resentatives of our legal fraternity, visited
Willmar, Monday, on legal business.
If as rumored, the St. P. NJ. & NJ build
the line from Sank Center to Browns Val
ley, the L. F. & D. will be headed off,
Wheat is moving little more freely dur
ing the present week, although the condi-
ton of the roads is not much improved.
1t is rumored that over 500 loaded cars
are laying on the side tracks on the St. Vim
cent extention, awaiting the opening of the
road.
eff hospitality consists in compliments
and shaking fists" Morris does shine. p s.
Shaking your fist under another fellow S
nose, don't count.
n. F. Barrett, of the St. Paul Daily
Globe,-the man who never speaks-was in
town last Saturday, and gathered in quite
a list of subscribers.
The following wall from an exchange
tells the mournful story. Another leap
year is bearing mercilessly down on the
lone and helpless male population"
AT LAsT.-After trials, fluctuations and
sundry other annoyances, Mr. Chew has
finally perfected arrangements, established
himself, and opened his law office. Sue
cess.
Don't FoRGET.-The Marble Combina.
ton will present the first of series of three
plays, at Goods Hall, tonight. Engage
your seats early, as there is sure to be a
rush.
Black kid gloves are much worn will
walking dresses and are becoming very
fashionable for evening wear. They make
the hands appear smaller than do Other
colors
DR.. ]. j. Clemmer who visited this sec
ton last season, announces in another col
umn his intention to bring another lot Of
sale horses and mules. The doctor deals
in good stock.
Mr.. John Borrill representative from
the Rendsville district was among the call
ers at thir Office Monday Mr.. B. always
makes us bushes visit once year, ant
is prompt to day.
The chap, a stranger, who asked if thi:
village had a fire company OR engine, will
be buried to morrow if enough pieces o.
his carcas can be found, on which to hole
an inquest or funeral.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. L. Fonda yesterday. Thu
Society meets at Mrs H. B. Wolff rs. Marcel
10th, at 2 p. M, at which time there will
be an election of officers.
The "bunch goods peddlers" are in til,
vicinity of Sank Centre. 1t is probabl,
that these swindlers will put in an appear
ance in this latitude before great while
Look out for them; they are frauds
A SENSIBLE DONATION. tTle ex
IRENE cold weather of last month, the rail
road company, through Gen. Manager Hill
gave to the new settlers in the Gracevill,
colony donation of rs cords of wood.
Workmen are busy roofing the new
school-house A few weeks will complet
the edifice, and Morris will then have ON
of the best school buildings in the north
west, an ornament and credit to the village
WEATHER Tuesday, IL o'clock, IN
Wind south, thermometer twenty-five
above warm enough; A p. m, weathe
took severe chill, wind northwest, ther
mometer making 30 miles an hour for TIL
bulb and whistling off brakes.
SCHOOLS. The winter term of the inter
mediate, or class composed of youngc
scholars, expired last Tuesday. Higl
school continues for one week longer. Thu
scholars will have a vacation until the
completion of the new school house.
! One of our young bachelors says he hal
received two offers of marriage, but Al
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