Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-08-17
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the City Drug Store.
c. j. Fisher is in town to-day.

The poor machine man VIII soon DE
able to rest
Farmers are too busy to come to town
often now.
Mr.. Coles lunch room has become quite
fayorite resort.
Hon. J. D. Good is off on a bushes trip
to Milbank, ID. 7.
Harvest is now in full blast and the
weather is superb.
Improvements are being made in the
buildings at the Tivoli Garden.
The Central House is prospecting under
the new and active management.
S. w. Chadbourne, of Browns Valley,
was in town last Friday evening.
I Dr. Holloway. of st. Paul. is spending
his vacation on the Wintermute farm.
j. W. Reynolds, of Herman, was in
town yesterday and left last night for St.
Paul
Mr.. Frank Corliss arrived yesterday
morning from Bismark to remain few
weeks.
Miss Pearly Dragoo returns this week
from two weeks visit to her friends in
Herman.
A number of boxes of new goods were
unloaded at w. T. Summers store on
Tuesday last.
After being out few evenings the base
ballists have concluded that they can stand
lots of practice.
The frame for substantial addition to
the residence of H. T. Bevans now looms
up on Poverty Hill.
The drayman was kept busy for time
Tuesday forenoon taking new goods to j.
| E. Danielson's store.
Mr. S. W Gordon, of Browns Valley,
was TO be seen upon the streets of Morris
last Saturday morning.
Mr.. c. A Smith and wife returned the
early part of this week from Il weeks visit
to friends in Wisconsin.
Mr.. G. E. Darling and wife are in atten.
dance at a meeting of the District Bar as
ISOLATION at Montevidco.
Mrs. NJ. Webber returned from a visit
to friends in Donnelly and the township of
Rendsville last Tuesday morning.
DR. Hecnan is threshing and will bring
in the first load of mo. hard" of the
season to-day. The Dr's ahead.
Mr. w. p Todd and wife made Morris
Il brief visit last week, leaving for their
home in Browns Valley on Saturday
morning.
The painters have put the finishing
touches upon the front of Berkin's bill
lard hall and considerably improved its
appearance.
DR.. Hale will return to Morris on next
Saturday to remain during the month He
will cot be in town during the month OF
September.
| r. NJ. Wellington, of the firm of Fisher
q Wellington. is now attending to the har
vest work upon their extensive farms in
Stevens county
Mrs. c. Ii. Allen, her sister Miss Mamie
Cook, and Miss Belle Allyn. are expected
here tonight. Mr.. and Mrs Allyn will
hereafter make Morris their home.
John Kerwin stopped in Morris las
Saturday to attend to his farming interests
on his return to St. Paul from an extended
trip through the Red River Valley country
A young lady arrived at the residence Of
A. Dekay last Monday who will call tina
gentleman papa as soon as she is larg,
enough. Both child and mother are doins
well.
Postmastcrs have been directed, in cas-,
of letters dropped into the office withou
stamps, to notify by postal card the person!
to whom they are addressed, that ON re-
ceipt of postage the letter will be for
warded.
Jno. A. Giltinan has recently furnished
his airy aud pleasant rooms in the front o.
the second story of the Stevens Count,
Bank building and is now occupying them
Mr.. Giltinan has one of the most desirable
offices in town.
The last man made happy was Thoma
Colahan. Yesterday afternoon he al
nounced the arrival at his house of
bouncing baby boy which weighed lively
and three quarters pounds and invited al
. the boys to smoke. All we'll.
Hon J. II. Brown. district Judge, was i
town last Saturday. The Judge is we
known throughout the district, has &C
qured an enviable reputation for abilit
and zeal in his official work, and we be
lieve his reelection this fall is assured.
Quarterly meeting services were held !
the Nj. E. church last Sabbath. Rev. 7
Vi. Gossard, P. E., was present an
preached morning and evening. Liber'
contributions were received for the SUI
4 port of the ministry at the close of I'll
morning service.
D. FL. Mason, the energetic Sunda
/ SCHOOi WVihCl W w uOul ulOot Ol lllt 0u
day schools throughout this county al
indebted for their organization. has recen
ly visited quite number of these rur
schools and reports favorably Of their CO.
diiion. Mr. Mason left for his home
. Alexandria last Monday.
We call attention to the advertisement
the La Crosse Business College in our CO
umns to day. This college furnishes mo
J; young men with situations than any 9th
! college in the northwest. Actually havii
e more applications for young men 10 &
II positions than it can supply. Locate
nearly 300 miles from Chicago, it Ii,
graduates filling first class positions Their
placed there by its influence, while in ]
: Crosse many Of the best book keepers 81
uations are held by les graduates. If al
doubt the above statements they are n
ot1cstcd to write for the names of Il