Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

ment Def0re large audience NJ briSnlne
hall last evening. The "Shaughraun" was
the piece presented; and those who at
tended-our critics pas was forgotten
speak quite favoahly of the performance.
The "Octoroon" is the play for TO night.
Elsewhere appears new advertisement
from Messrs Hury & Sawyer. who have
recently opened II new blacksmithshop on
the lots opposite the Perkins House stables
They desire to solicit share of the public
patronage, and promise good faithful work.
All orders entrusted to them will receive
prompt attention, and satisfaction is guar.
antecd.
Holy WEEK.-The following is the or,
der of services at the Episcopal church
during the remainderof the week: Thurs
day Evening prayer and Meditation n,
7:3O P. NJ Good Fridny-Morning prayer
and sermon at 1890 A. NJ; evening prayer
and sermon at 7:30P. NJ Easter Even
Evening PRAYER and baptism at 4 NJ
Easter day-Mornng service and holy
communion ut II NJ; chiliren's choral
service at P. NJ; evening prayer and ser
mon III 40 NJ.
The sad intelligence of the death of Mr.
ID. B. Anderson, of Pierripont, New York
the father of Mrs. o. j. Wakefield and
Mrs s \. " ellington, of Morris, Was re
ceivcd this week. The deceased WAS one
of the oldest settlers of that part of New
York state, and had attained the ripe old
age "f eighty six years. His death, which
occurred on : aturday, March 10. was very
peaceful and painless; he Was up and
dressed. and. after eating his breakfast
laid down and fell into sleep from which,
he never awoke
N" GRAND JURY. are informed that
there will be II" grand jury summoned in
this county for the May term, as judge
Brown, upon the recommendation of the
district attorney, has issued IN order dis
ptnSi, g with the drawing of the jury. |,
was found that in three cases the defend
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getting hold of them; and in the fourth
Case the district ant. county attorneys founC
that II conviction could not he had This
is good thing for the county, as it will bt
Il saving of fully two hundred dollars OF
more.
FRAGRANT REPUTE.- The Benson Time,
in commenting on arecent article IN these
! columns concerning the re-arrest of Chas
Chanow, says: "ln the above name W.
recognize Karl Zahnow, of the town of
Fairfield, this county. who. with his son
have sweet scented reputation. The so,
has heen charged with stealing a shanty
| forging Il note at st Cloud, and is thu
identical person who Was mohhed by
party of enraged Germans. near Big STONE
Lake. tw" years ago, for STEALING the las
pound of -four from IL poor Old widow
woman of that locality. Pass then
around"
FI.AX.-Juhging from the large amour
of flax seed being sold at this point. W,
would infer that the farmers of Stevrn
county had at last determined to make
new departure and abandon the fonli>l
ana reckless system of farming nothin!
but wheat. Diver>ifyins crops is the onl,
way to make farming pay and it is witt
much satisfaction that we note the prcpa
ration made for growing flax us well IA
othe: grain One firm alone D. r. Sutl
"rand & Co., have disposed of two Cal
loads of imported fix seed, while MeSsrs
Good & Brisbine have likewise sold
large amount.
GRAIN.-Partics who claim to know
whereof they speak, state that grain wiz
tered in the stack. has every appearance q
being in much better shape than was eS
pected. In many cases where straw hi
been pulled out il and the grain was foun
to be of IL good color and free from an
signs of must or dampness. Quite nun
her intend to let the threShing 60 unit
after seeding and give the straw ampl
time to absorb moisture. 1t is not unllkel
however that many will have their graf
damaged or spoiled by being in too great
hurry to tlresh it. and that poorly hui
stacks will he further damaged by til
high winds and heavy spring rains.
FIX IT There is II dangerous place
the road to the mill, south nf town whic
will cause Considerable difficulty, and ma
mulct the town of Darnen, or the county
for heavy damages, unless attended t,
On Tuesday, team belonging to til
Busch farm WAS mired there, ard it ".
only by prompt assistance and hard wor
that one OF the animals Was saved TIL;
road is II standing disgrace to the count,
and being one of the most important r,at
leading to town, it should be looked aft,
at once. Another sink hole is % be fuu
IN the road north Of town, near the parl
this should he attended to also, as it
next to inpossib. C to get through it with
load.
MACHINE SuoP.-Mr. II r. DeLapla
iftSt NCtk lIoill Tie CllIGS, tuL III
as yet, made no definite arrangement
such us to warrant him in saying he IS
open machine shop this spring. ri
difficulty appears to he to procu e pow
rom some of our elevators, as he does II
want to go to the expense of providing
this seas0:i and the elevators at prrse
have none to spare. their engines he'll
barely able to supply the power needed
handling The grain. This is to be regreltc
u tut yet We hope somearr .,ngeincnts can
made. A machine shop is sadly need
here and there is no question but the
vestment would prove paying one fro
u the start.
She was chassezing down Mud avemu
at the intersection of Juicy lane, when L
sidewalk or something else gave away u
! derneath her, and she took IL reserved Sc
: in the loamy jelly whiclirn makes pede>tri,
ism u night mare in that vicinity Ii O
Z city fathers had been within bearing. ~
! had had an opportunity to listen to II fl
brief but pungent remarks offered by 1