Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-03-10
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occurred this forenoon.
A call is elsewhere issued for meeting
of the members of the Cemetery Associa-
ton.
Special communication of Golden Sheat
lodge, to morrow Friday evening; work in
VI NJ. degree.
The subject of the discussion for next
Sunday evenings sermon. at the Congrc-
gational church, is acquaintance with
God.
News has been received of the death Of
Mr. Frank E. Archibrld, of Dundas, which
occurred at jacksonville, Florida, on Tues
day OF last week Frank was we'll known
in this vicinity and his sudden and entirely
unexpected death will be surprise and
shock to all.
TRADE-This isn't real good weather to
trade, bargain, sell or buy real estate,
nevertheless we understand that Mr.. II. T.
Lovett ha, disposed of his house, lots, &c,
in this village, to Mr.. George Lowater, the
!aters farm near town, being transferred to
Mr. Lovett in the transaction.
The snow plow engine ut work on the
branch line, left the track while running
for drift Monday morning, but fortu
nately no damage was done, and the push
ing engine being detached at the time, was
enabled to render the necessary assistance
to place her on the track with but little
delay,
RESIGNED MIR. R. c. Burdick has sew
cred his connection with the Millers Asso
citation, and is succeeded by Mr.. H. P.
Breed of Dassel Elevator men and buy.
erS will miss genial and courteous 'Dick.
whose prompt business like manner of do
ing business, and thorough knowledge of
the grain trade made him the right man il,
the right place.
The small boy with his little sled, is as
happy as clam at high water, over the
opportunities afforded him for coasting,
by the numerous large drifts which adorn
our village. The little ones are happy il
the Old folks are not, and when We hear
their shouts of merry laughter, we only
wish we could lay aside our troubled cares
and be rs blithe and gay as they are.
S. p Scnotield has been sued for dam
ages, for malicious prosecution, by w. O.
Clandall; he will have to appear at Gary
Dakot'. to answerio the complaint. There
is no little sympatl expressed for MrScho
field in this locality, and. Judging from
the sci timents expressed there are many
who desire, not only to aid him to procure
the best counsel to defend him, hut also tt
assist him ina new prosecution suit against
Crandall.
ARTISTIC Mr.. W. Brocklram has SO
cured the services of Il first-class artist
Mr. |. Bcnnetto. of Montreal. and judging
from samples of his skill in photography
our citizens have no occasion to go to tn,
cities for work in this line as they Ca,
get a picture here such as will he sure t.
please We can only ask that the public
call and examine the work now being com
p'eted, when an opportunity will be af
fordcd them of seeing for themselves tina
Mr.. Bennetto is an artist of true merit
GET UP AND GET.-The following touch
ing lines were wrung from our poet
heart with a clothes wiring er-upon seein!
another unfortunate, on Saturday last il
! the clutches of the remorSeless marshal I
The verse shows any irregularities or
! lumpy, blame the chap who turned tn
crank for grinding so steady by jerks, an
remember that the got plug got aleak.
One more unfortunate, got left and 60
the blues
Got noisy. got hoisterous, got chocka
block on booze.
Got nabbed, got jagged, got put bed
snocZe:
Got up before hizzonner. and, got off b
paying dues.
CRooKEDNEss.- Tuesday the marsha
arrested Il man named John Lynch, on
charge of the larceny f 500 in pape
money, the property of Dan Monaghan
of Tintah John was on bust when CO
Jared, and was having a good time genel
ally. On examination he was discharged
there being no evidence sufficient to hol'
him That this fellow was IL regular oil
walking second hand wholesale clsthin
store was revealed when he was searched
lie had on eleven shirts, three vests, fou
pair of sucks, had hat in his pocket b,
sides the one he wore, but no trace of til
stolen bills Was discovered. hut $500
silver being found. 1t is reported, how
ever, that he had shown money in bills
several places in town, and the amour
and variety of clothing on his person &C
tainly looks little crooked. and as
somebody's wardrobe had suffered.
SCHOOL REPoRT.-We are indebted
Mr. E. w. Randall, principal, for the ia
lowing report of the Morris graded schoo
for the month ending March, 4, 1888
Monthly enrolment 1903, summary of a
te dance 1884, average daily attendant
10 29.4O Roll Of honor, of those wi
have attained IN average standing of 80 I
over: Ida Stetbins 80, Albert Mills 8
Ruglas Chester 80, Clara johnson %, No
Rue 80, Nettie IIutchins 81. Edna Wellin
ton 81, Edna Petite 81, Mary Foss
Mary Wunsch 90.
Those who have been neither absent n,
tarly: Addie Tournborn. Meta Cranda
Eta Pearoe, Abel Anderson. Ida Stebbin
Anna Olson, Willie Dunn. Ruglas Cheste
Edward Williams, Hannah Ormond, Maj
Torpey, Grace McC Don Frank Vol
Samuel Wolff. Frank Hancock, jam
Pearce. Arthur Williams. Frank Wa
Addie Bissonette, Hugh Spur. Stew
Spur, Arthur CARNEY and Katie Dolan.
Visits are gladly acknowledged fro
: the following: Rev. j. l.. Fonda, MIR IA
Mrs. II. B. Wolff, Mr. w. w. Griswol
Miss Kruger, Miss Lindsey. Miss Do
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