Morris tribune., 1881-04-07
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the Metropolitan Drug Store.
Wheat, No. |, SEC. No. 9, roc.

Wheat. No. |, SEC. No 9, roc.
In about these DAYS expect II call from
the board of health.
There is to he IL dance ut Brisbinc's hall
on Monday evening, April IS ...
The Metropolitan restaurant has merged
into the international Casino"
Our neighhors at Hancock are to have
newsp per now that they are incorporated,
Our city fathers met in solemn conclave
last evening, and transacted considerable
business.
Mrs A c Clausen, of Atwater, arrived
Tuesday OF a short visit to relatives in
this vicinity.
Il you are in need of wheat, oats or fax,
for seeding. read our business cards, and
YOU will find il t" your advantage.
Three car loads of stock for the Jones
farm arrived yesterday. The horses have
been nj work all winter in the pinerics.
A train load of stock and farming uten
sis wen, west yesterday morning. enroute
for the big farm of Henry, Joy & Baldwin
at Tintah
We notice that neither Morris nor in fact
any of the towns along the line are among
Bishop Whirple'sli lis, of appointments as re-
Gently published.
Our streets are rapidly approaching Il
| condition of utter imrassahility, and will
get there in about II week should the sun
continue to smile.
Some one asks, chow is the Valley
branch?" we'll it is about rs usual, plugged
Ut with snow bout as tight as Il cork in
champagne bottle.
They used to tell US that "April showers
| bring forth may flowers" That's AL right;
but surprising we have no April wetness,
how about the May ,osies?
Some of our farmers do not expect, even
under favorable circumstances, to be able
commence seeding before the last of the
month, ing TO the moist condition Of
the soil.
GIVE us a rest he cried as the drops
of water prttcred on his upturncd face.
He got it, the dpper held just quart. and
he got the rest, lis requested. Positively
no cards.
Mr.. o S. Hlgrrman has about conclu
ded to 90 into business at Wahpeton. Da-
kota Territory. and is at present in that 10
| cali:y looking after matters and arranging
for Il commencement.
On DIT.-Carls have been issued for the
marriage Of Mr. l.. IL Stanton. which is
to take place at New Orleans on the 18th
inst, Mr. and Mrs Stanton are not OK.
pected in Morris until June.
From observation we should judge that
bob sleds should he attached to each side
of load of hay in order to keep the thing
81 ding. The heavy part is never on the
centre no matter how you fix it.
Two new buildings to he used as stores
are TO be built on the corner of Fourth
street and Pacific avenue, Ivy Andrew Sat
ter; work i to be commenced as soon rs
the snow leaves the ground
If anybody, male, female or otherwise,
knows any thing about the weather let
them now speak or forever shut up After
l1>i weeks April soolishness we want to
find one person so bold as to venture pre-
dc,ion.
After two WEEKS o. slimuess i'm local
week and with the aid of double sup
plement are enable to give our readers the,
usual weekly dose of home happenings
and SIGH ..
We are glad to learn that Mrs. George
Welcome is recovering from serious i'll
ness caused by an injury to her side An
| thSccss was formed, hut was snccessfull,
| opperlted ON by DR.. Goucher, of Grace
vile. and she is low convaloscent
Now and then. these fine bright mornings
The horizon is heaulited by one of natures
mirage mirrors. To Il stranger this phe-
| rromrnon is very attractive but we resi-
dents have become SO used to this atmos-
ihericaI display as to lack appreciation.
Quite little Indignation was expressed
este day at the negligence of some freight
conductor who in switching left the main
| rrossing blocked 1t was lucky for the
chap that it was done in the night or he
would have been arrested and put through
| for his care't ssness.
To Stick Jack Morris has decided to
continue in business at the old stand and
will make no change. having leased the
present premises for one year The Satter
property adjoining the Central House is TO
be, for the present. as heretofore, occupied
by Berkin & S hj+rden
Most of the snow wi have to be SHOW
rled out of the cuts on the branch; SO much
ice forms as to make it dangerous for
pIow 10 attempt TO force it The road is
open from Graceville to the Valley, and
crews are at work both ways between this
md the first named point.
/ Mrs r G. Moore left Monday for ST
Paul taking with her her son Herbert, who
has suffered for some time past with swol
len tonsis and who will receive medical
treatment for the aiIment, which has prov
en- so serious rs To effect and at times de
stroy the childs powers of hearing.
A set Of iion rods have replaced the
wooden braces in D. r. Sutherland & Co.'S
Round Elevator This change was made
for the purpose Of strengthening az well as
utilizing every inch of space. as by doing
away with the cumbersome wood braces,
and replacing them with iron. much valu
able space is saved. and the building made
more durable.
IMMIGaANTs. AN enormous quantity Of
81 elk farming utensils and household
goods are daily arriving. Quite number
of The Immigrants are new settlers. while
others are parties who own land in this vi
ciiily. who. having disposed of their eff
fleets elsewhere, are coming TO take perina-