Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-25

NJ. Q. c hop next Tuesday evening.
Dance at Goods Hall next Thursday.

IL. r.. Gale of the Willmar Gazette was
in town Monday.
Hon. H. w. Stone left on a business trip
to st. Paul Tuesday.
A scotch mist dampened men and other
things this morning
Read what Mrs. Whitley says about her
new stock of Millinery.
The Big Stone House is having q two
story addition, built on.
Hons E. T. Archibald and j. G. McCar-
thy arrived last evening.
DR.. Heenan is now to be found in his of
: flee in Christianscn's building.
Clarence Hull of Hancock, was among
the visitors at this office Tuesday. .'-~-
Remember the farmers meeting, at the
Court honse, Saturday at 1:30 p m.
Our merchants anticipate lively times
when the railroad graders get to work.
Ladies Aid Society meets at the residence
of Mrs j. L. Fonda next Wednesday after.
noon.
April foolishness on next Thursday even
ing at Goods Hall. Good music and a
jolly time.
Mrs. S. S. Murdoch arrived Tuesday
evening, and is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
F. B. Kcuner
Owing to the unusual press of matter our
columns are overloaded. We will remedy
this in q week or so.
j. r. Perkins and NJ Iago left last Sat
urday for Illinois, for the purpose of pur-
chasing horses for this market.
We have received No. of Vol. of the
Hancock Times. The sheet is small
but it is beginning and that is something.
Mrs. S. Jordan, who has been visiting
week or so, left for home in Minneapolis
Tuesday
NEW P. O.-Workmen are busy putting
up the frame of the new post-office, which
is to be located on the lot between Water
stons and Larson s. Wilson's.
EXTENSION to the large increase
in his business, Mr.. ]. E. Danielson has
made arrangements to put 26x20 two
story addition to bis premises.
Mr. Darlington Phelps of ST. Paul who
has large interests in this vicinity, is max.
ing many extensive improvements, prepa
ratory to opening large farm.
Judson, we don't know the handle to his
name, but lie is the genial and obliging
teller at the bank, left last week, on pleas
ure trip of couple Of weeks duration.
BUST. Sheriff Landberg attached the
stock of goods in the possession of Messrs
Cherry & Leach of Big Stone Centre ant
brought them here. They will probably
be sold at auction. -
CLEAN SEED.-There in now no excuse
for sowing other than clean seed, as thu
new Cookie" machine in D. II. Suther
land & Co.'s elevator viii remove all dirt
and at a trifing cost. ....-.--.
Our county officials give in this issue
long statement of the receipts, disburse
4 ments &c. of the county funds during tn
past year 1t is "a continued story and vii
run without change for three weeks.
Look Our For HIM.-Sheriff Landber
has been notified that MAN named Oh
Cliffgood, who is buying cattle somewher
in this county, ''is lame duck" and farm
ers are cautioned against trusting him.
HEADQUARTERS Messrs Amundson
Walders have perfected arrangements an
will make this headquarters for the sale
storing and shipping of the machinery fo
for which they are manufacturers agents
! Last season petition was presented
the council asking that Fourth st. be opeI
. council to the subject, Us some of the res
Q dents of This end Of town desire that aetio
y be taken.
ENTERTAINMENTS THE Ladies of til
: Episcopal Society will give reception I
:, Goods Hall on the eveningof Easter MOI
day March Goth, 1889. Tickets, includin
e supper, 35 cts, Children Is cts. A plea
ant time is anticipated
: Mr.. G. K Lightreturned Friday from q
!. extended visit to the east, accompanied b
!. several of his friends who will make the
homes in this vicinity. Mr. Light inform
US that quite a number of Pennsylvania
i will arrive during the summer.
). The Benson Times thinks our dislike {
debating societies is because of torm'
0 achievements in the arguing line. We
there may be something in that, ma
docs hate to think of past follies. Ss
!, don't let our likes or dislikes interfere wit
your privileges.
= QUALIFICATIONS The citizens of Il
Il town of DaTnen had celebration or ente
tainmcnt at the school house in District N
10 Inst week; songs, reeitations, dialogue
= declamations &c. formed the evenings pr
It gramme which is said to have been vel
It enjoyable, and was fully appreciated /
. . the many present. s.
: SocIABIE.--T sociabie given under Il
D auspices Of the Congregational society, an
. held at the residence of DR. and Mrs. Hu
: burd on Friday evening last was one I