Morris tribune., 1882-08-03
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the City Drug Store.

Everybody is talking circus.
Mr.. H. T. Bevans made flying trip to
the cities last week.
lode" Tewksbury arrived in town Mon
day. We presume he came down to take
in the circus.
There will be services in the Methodist
church next Sunday both morning and
evening.
Mr.. Samuel Larson returned from the
booming town of Larimore, Dakota, on
Tuesday morning.
w. P. Todd, one of the enterprising
bankers of Browns Valley, was in town
Tuesday morning.
Jimmie Brisbine, who has been visiting
in St. Paul for two weeks past, arrived on
Sunday morning.
From the number of quadrupeds being
deyoured some of our young men will soon
be able to play leap frog.
Messrs. David Huddleson and A. v.
Matthews, of Donnelly, were viewing the
sights of Morris this morning.
A. w. Jones, one of the enterprisins
merchants of the booming village of
Beardsley, was in town Tuesday.
The pay Car made its monthly visit to
town last Monday morning and the rail-
road boys are flush" so to speak.
Mr.. c. Cogel. of Red Wing, arrived
Saturday morning and will remain some
time looking after his farming interests.
Regular communication Golden Sheaf
Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. and A. NJ on Sat-
evening next, August 5. Work in M. NJ.
degree
Mr.. II. Giles, of Winneconne, Wiscon-
sin, a friend of H. Cousins, was in town
Wednesday. He left for home this morn
ing.
Rev. ]. P. Oakley arrived Tuesday
morning, and will spend about two weeks
caring for the trees on his claim north of
town.
Sam. Wellington and family have taken
up their residence in St. Paul. Miss Ed
ma is on visit to her many little friends
in town.
The tax list infliction is over. 1t will
not be thrust upon long suffering public
again for whole year. A sigh of relief
is in order.
For new place Max, the druggist, has
the contest front yard in town. Stop and
look at his flower garden as you pass down
Fourth street.
Mr.. w. B. Sutherland is experimenting
the building of new fence around the
Landbcrg property which he purchased
sometime ago.
Mr. C. H. Allyn has rented the house
near the Episcopal church, belonging to A.
A. Lyman, and will soon become a resi-,
dent of our village.
Mrs H. L. Williams, of Pacific avenue,
took a short vacation, visiting Browns
| Valley and he native Americans in that
locality, last week.
We wonder if the man who was SO aw.
fully mad as to stop his paper last week
| will be Hanging around" his neighbors
hereafter to borrow.
NJ. J. Mcdonnell, of the firm of Nc
Don, ell & O'Neil, of Graceville, was in
town Tuesday night and left Wednesday
morning for home.
A large pile of boxes filled with new
goods was taken to Wolff & Wells last
Monday, which means an addition to the
stock of this enterprising firm.
Considerable of hay has been secured by
farmers in spite of the wet weather. A
little good weather would be vast bene-
fit TO that department of labor.
On Friday several car loads of dump
cars arrived. They are to be used in
Strengthening the railroad track across the
Pomme de Terre river below town.
Hon. H. W. Stone left Tuesday morning
to attend a meeting of the district commit
tee appointed by S. G. Comstock, which
was held yesterday at Fergus Falls.
The circus wanted the whole paper this
week. Perhaps they would have made it
interesting but we thought best to reserve
a part of our space for other things.
Our table was beautlfed last Monday by
a fine collection of flowers brought us by
Mr.. Joseph Shultz. We believe he has
the largest flower garden in the county.
Mrs. Nelson Williams and daughter, of
Minneapolis, are the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Hulburd. They arrived last Satur
day morning and will remain several days.
Messrs. Watson g. Leonard have pur--
chased the dray heretofore belonging to
William Mccullough, and Will be on hand
for their full share of the draying of the
town.
A. Guthrie, of st. Paul, was in town Fri
night, and Saturday took a ride over the
Browns Valley extension. The assistant
superintendent is wide awake in railroad
matters.
Morris is getting to be decidedly un.
healthy place for stray dogs unless they
have their license and number right along
with them. The marshal's revolver is a
'sure pop"
Charles II. Watson, of Mortified, ar
rived last week and is now visiting with
his brothers D. W.. and E. p. Watson.
We hope soon to be able to announce that
he has come to stay.
Miss Mary Hulburd, of ST.. Lawrence
county, New Y ork. is in town visiting her
brother DR.. Hulburd. She will remain
several weeks. This is her first adventure
in the land Of gophers.
Mrs, d. E. Newell, and three children,
of Boston, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Moore. They expect to remain in
town about month. Mrs. Newell and
Mrs. Moore are sisters.
Fred A. Bailey can again be seen at his
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