The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-21
SUNBEAMS.


We must have an opera house.
Threshing is progressing finely.
How about dramatics this winter
Wish we didn't have patent insides.
Don't fail to vote at the.special election
to-day.
The demand for houses in Morris still
continues.
The present winter promises to be gay
one in Morris
The doctors complain that it is distress
insly healthy in Morris.
One misses the pleasing view of the
bright.hued prairie flower.
When is Morris going to have hotel in
keeping with its commercial Importance
We haven't as yet, caught on to that last
fellow who was promised the Morris post
office
Between the military and the fire COM
pany we arr apt to get badly left for jur-
ors in the village.
-r,A .A words of encourage
ment and praise we have received, thanks,
awfully thanks.
Mr. Campbell. as near as we can locate
him politically this week, seems to be sup
porting-Mr. Campbell.
At the Democratic flag raising on Tues
day last, Commissioner Hutchins was con-
spicuous by his absence.
The fine Italian hand of the late. editor
of the Tribune was clearly discerniblesin
this weeks issue of the paper.
The Morris Tribune, to speak scien-
tifcally, seems to be revolving on Its
auricular appendage this week,
LAUNDERING Gordon Gains to be the
Roscoe Conkling of Minnesota-he GER
tainlv rivals him in many respects.
Luxury dragged to its ruin the grand old
Roman empire Men of Mo rris, beware
There is plug hat" In our midst,
Our readers will pardon the epigrammatic
style of the present issue; our space being
limited we were obliged to condense.
Cal. Brown and our talented friend
Spooner as jurymen in justice court
criminal case, was enough to make Bevans
i'll.
The hog cropis becoming quite lively IL
some of our strsets Whose duty Is it to
curtail the liberties of these perambua-
tors?
Six inches of snow at Billings-Oh, stop
two wears ago we had eighteen inches oil
snow and didn't think it anything to brag
of either.
Shippard. of the Central house, talks OF
going to St. Paul for help. It's certainly
true that house help is aarmingly scarce III
this vicinity.
Why don't the village authorities secure
a head light for the depot crossing? We
understand that the railroad people are
willing to furnish one.
After this political squabble is over, we
trust that the people Of taste in the county
will do themselves the justice as we'll as
the credit of supporting the SCS.
Mr.. D. w Watson informs US that he
has purchased a full blooded short horn
bull which will shortly arrive in Morris
This is in the right direction, gentleman.
The complaining witness and the de-
PENDANT betting on the result of the verdict
IN criminal case was the somewhat no.
vel feature of trial in Justices court
here.
Sheriff Maginnis and Frank Mccullough
made the following record of one days
hunting: Thirteen geese, forty-fve ducks.
eighteen chickens and two colds in the
head.
Taffy is not, as general thing. in our
line but for once we cannot refrain from
congratulating the county on its present.
and we hope its future sheriff-C. P. Ma
ginnis.
The building by the Northern Pacific R.
r. Co, of hospital at Brainerd, for the
use OF their employees, is a humane as
we'll as generous action on the part of that
company.
There are some startling rumors abroad
as to the coup d'etat to be effected in the
Republican convention next Monday.
Look out. boys, don't bite off more than
ye can chaw.
You never hear an old soldier fighting
the war oyer again, but these fellows who
never shot at anything bigger than duck,
are perfect Zulus when they get talking
of the late war.
We cannot refrain from thinking that
Mr. Nelson's friends might have selected a
champion of less savory reputation than
the we'll known individual who spoke on
Saturday night last
There will be meeting at the court
house on Monday evening next at half
past seven o'clock, for the purpose of eff
fecting the perment organization of the
fire company. This is indeed move in
the right direction.
One of the most attractive features OF
the Nelson festivities on last Saturday
was the torch-light procession, which was
composed of about one hundred distin-
guished Strangers -from Ohio-and a
small escort of Stevens county Republi-
cans
Services will be held at the NJ e church
OF this place next Sunday, morning and
evening. conducted by the new pastor,
Rev. 8. p. Murch. Sunday school will be
held Immediately after morning service
Let there be full attendance of officers
teachers and scholars
We would believe that little story about
our village marshal falling asleep in