Morris tribune., 1881-05-19

LAnQDeTS, WHO Has COu kuctCu uC6oti"NShS
with Mr.. Vim. Wunsch for lease for five
years of the property on the corner OF
Sixth street and Pacific avenue, west side.
1t is Mr. Landberg's intention, as soon as
the buildings now occupying the lots are
removed, to commence the erection OF
store on the corner named, and large
stock of heavy and shelf hardware will he
purchased as soon as the building is com.
pleted. John is well known in this vici-
nifty, and that he will do flourishing bust
ness is the wish of his many friends, and
it seems more than probable that he will
be successful, for he has had large expert
ence in this line and is one of the most
popular men in the county.
SK1pPED.-"A crooked stick casts
crooked shadow" and that is the reason
several of our townspeople mourn over the
sudden departure of certain pho.
tograpller named VIM. Brocklam
who has been in business, after a
fashion, at this point for sometime past.
The people don't mourn for Brockham, in
fact his departure for parts unknown is a
good radiance, but they do feel sorry that
they reposed sufficient confidence in his
pie crust promises to trust him cents
worth. Yes, Brockham has skipped,
jumped the town, vamoused with about
$4,000 worth of mortgaged property and
leaving long list of debts unpaid. AS an
accomplished dead beat of the pimp vari.
ETY., this same photographer stands ahead,
and other localities arc hereby asked to
give this slick sponge, and um.bum,
good send o(f-out of their vicinity.
FINE SToCK.-Our business men are in.
vesting in hne stock at rapid rate, and
this village can boast of more handsome
and valuable private riding and driving
teams than any other town of its size i'll.
western Minnesota. Mr.. F. B. Kenner has
recently purchased a magnificent team Of
carriage horses from a gentleman from
Iowa, The horses are large, closely
matched blacks. we'll built, full blooded
animals, the finest appearing of any team
in this village and will compare favorably
with many of the ''crack" teams of the cit
les. A carload of superior matched teams
arrived last week, the horses one and all
being we'll matched, sound and of better
grade than has ever been imported to
these parts. Several spar have already
been disposed of and our avenues will this
season be gay with many elegant and
dashing turnouts.
1881. -Ammundson s. Walders desire to
call the attention of the farmers to the fact
that they are in the field this season with
the celebrated Walter A Wood Irvine bind
er. Wire binders are out of date. The
Wood Irvine binder has swept the field and
has been as fatal as an attack of yellow fe.
yer to all wire binders. An examination
of the merits of the " God binder is all
that is necessary to convince any one that
it is the boss" Any who are not &C.
qnainted with the machine should, to sat-
isfy themselves that it is all and more than
is claimed for it, call upon Darlington
Phelps, E j. Jones, S. Heath or any Of the
| many others who used the machine last
year. Farmers cannot afford to expert.
ment with machines that have not been
thoroughly tested, as the time for cutting
grain is short and there is no time to lose
with new tangled machines that have not
had seasons field trial.
Carpenters and painters are busy build.
ing, finishing and renovating, and much
| improvement is noticeable on all sides, as
| we'll in the number of new buildings in
course of erection and completion, as in
the additions to and adornment of the old.
New sidewalks, fences, and tastily fur
nished grounds are also contributing to the
much neatcr and more attractive appear
ance of our little western home, and we
hope when the streets are put in passa-
BILE condition for travel that our entire sur
roundings will be as clean and healthy as
they should be. The only portions of the
town that really need the attention of the
authorities is the three principal business
blocks, but as the roads are we'll nigh inn
passable and the weather cool, neither the
council nor the board of health have as yet
compelled the thorough cleaning up of all
premises in the locality described. AS
soon however as the weather permits the
sanitary condition of the town will receive
prompt attention.
COURT NoTEs.-On call of the calender
Tuesday morning the following cases were
disposed of, The remainder of the list will
be taken up in their regular order. The
following is the disposition made of the
cases referred to. Holmes & Mckinley vs..
E. Orion, sent 10 Big Stone county; John
Kiebler vs.. M. B. Morse, sent to Big
Stone county; J. G. Oswald vs.. Simon
Egle and Jordon Egle, not answered to
Norman F. Simon vs.. Leonard Boyce,
sent to Big Stone county; j. R. Arnold &
Co. VS. M. Moran, continued; J. R. Arnold
s. Co. vs.. P. F. Casey, continued; ]. R
Arnold & Co. vs.. D. G Smith, ct al, sem
to Big Stone county; VIM. Campbell VS.
John Landberg, continued; David Sanford
vs.. j. j. Sanders, settled; E. H. Noel vs.
J. N. lucy. settled; G. Benson VS.. j.
Landberg. sent to Big Stone county.
Several jurors, farmers, were excused
from attendance at this term, by the court
as, owing to the lateness of the season
and consequent backwardness of important
work, the Judge thought it would work q
hardship TO detain them from their farms
and homes at this season when their pres
ence was an almost absolute necessity,
This considerable leniency on the part OF
his honor was thankfully appreciated by
the parties excused, who lost no time ir
quitting the court room and sinking the
dust or rather mud of Morris from of
their feet. A special venire was ordered
issued.
The calender was called, recalled ant
called again on Tuesday, but owing to the
J settlement of one or two important cases
II yaq founi dificult IN find onv had,