Morris tribune., 1882-04-20
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the Metropolitan Drug Store.

at the Metropolitan Drug Store.
Let us have banner town for cleanli-
ness.
Prof. Don Juan to morrow night. Don't
forget it.
go it Steve" seems to be the latest gag
expression.
Mr. J. G. Donnelly, of Donnelly, was in
town Monday.
The sound of the saw and the hammer
is heard in the land
Mrs Grundy tells us there is to be a
wedding in town soon.
Read what Mr. Dauielson has to say in
the business notices this week.
Mrs A. G. Brisbine and daughter re.
turned to their home in St. Paul last Mon
day.
Some interesting reading matter IS
crowded out of this weeks issue for lack
of space.
A few men made happy! For the names
of the fortunate ones see list of jurors else
where published.
Notice carefully the advertisement of
trr real estate department Of The Bank of
Norris in this issue
Mr. l. II Rohne arrived last Monday,
| and his many friends here will be glad to
| learn that he has come to stay.
District Attorney ]. w. Arctander was
in town Tuesda, making preparations for
the coming term of district court.
This weather does not seem to he good
for the production of spring ''pomes," We
have had none handed in this season.
The foundation for the Stevens County
Bank building is completed. The masons
are expected to begin laying the brick this
week.
Mrs. John Erickson, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. NJ. E. Curtiss, of
this place, returned to her home in Delano
| last week.
The Episcopalians have changed the
b our for holding their morning service.
Hereafter it will be at half past ten AS in
the other churches.
The interesting serial Oh the second page
headed "Financial Statement" which has
been running for the past three weeks,
concludes with this issue.
Yrs. NJ E. Curtiss is prepared to receive
calls from all ladies who wish new dresses
made up in tie latest style. Shop over
Helgcson & IIanson's store.
If any of the subscribers to the TRIBUNE
| fail to get their paper regularly will send
us postal card stating the fact, the mat
ter will receive prompt attention.
After spending few weeks visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity, Mrs
S. A Wellington has returned to her home
in Black River Falls, Wisconsin.
A house is soon to be built upon the JEFF
ferson farm south Of town and will be oc
cupied by Mr. E. P Watson as soon as
completed A barn will also be erected.
Two carloads of work oxen were to be
seen upon the side track here Monday de-
stined for Winnipeg. They were heavy
cattle and will tear up the sod at Il great
rate.
Miss Lizzie Zimmerman, who for som G
time past has been visiting with her sister
Mrs. c. J. Fisher, of this place, returned
| bar b5,,,a T1lipoiS 1aSt
week
On next Sabbath evening Rev. A. J
Brock, pastor of the NJ. E. Church, will
preach a temperance sermon. All, and
young men especially, are invited to be
present.
Mr. J. A. Noel, of Herman, formerly 9
resident of Morris, lost his pocket hook
last week containing about $3.50 in money
The many friends of MIR. Noel regret tt
hear of his misfortune.
Mr.. Hutchins has moved IA building thus
far used for barn, from the back to the
front of one of his lots on Sixth street, is
completing it and will soon have it trans
formed into neat tenement house.
The average benedict casts an anxious
eye at the back yard every time he goes
home these days to see if the carpets are
waiting the busting scene. We have nc
carpet dramatic persona in our line.
Mr.. Anthony Lohr narrowly escaped Sc
rious injury "a few days ago. He was ou
hunting and in firing at some geese hi:
gun exploded, tearing one of his Goa
sleeves and burning the hand and arm.
Mr.. F. Weber and bride lave beer
visiting with his brother, Mr. M. Weber
of this place, during the past week. They
return soon to Utah where Mr.. Weber il
the proprietor of all extensive cattle ranch
There is report that the accommoda
ton train now running to Willmar will
soon run through to this place. We dc
not know how much foundation there is
for the report but we would like to believe
it to be true.
Marshal Cousins has purchased the hous
which stood upon the farm lately owned
by Mr. Mcpherson, and after a Lard day.
work now has it resting quietly upon til
south side of Seventh street, west Of tn
, railroad track.
Miss Amy Summers returned to he
home in Minneapolis last Monday BY he
cheerful manner and winning ways Mis-
Summers has made large number Q
friends here who will regret 10 lose he