Morris tribune., 1882-04-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
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the cities last week.
Hancock was represented in town last
Saturday by Dr. c. l. Gates.
Mr.. G. S. Blodgett, of Donnelly, was in
town Monday on a business trip
Mr. II Bragg left Tuesday morning for
trip 10 st Paul and Red Wing.
Hon. ] d Good left for St Paul last
night on business trip He will return
Tomorrow.
Mrs. M. Webber left for Hastings last
week on visit to relatives and friends in
that vicinity She is expected home this
morning
Miss Amy Summers changed her mind
in regard to staying in Minneapolis and
her friends have the pleasure Of welcom-
ing her to Morris again.
new walk is to be laid across Allan
tic avenue on Sixth street, which is a
needed Improvement. We are informed
that other walks are to be laid soon.
Wilcox & Sutton have built machine
shed back of their office on Pacific avenue.
| Evil .-.y I'll" gentlemen do not intend
to ,.. t%-lr machinery stand out of doors
Mr Fremont Holbrook, formerly of LIE
sueur. spent Sunday in Morris the guest of
| Nr sud Mrs 4 A Stone. He was on his
wav to Aberdeen, Dakota, where he has
located claim.
Charley Smith is suffering with granu-
lated sore eyes, and has been compelled to
temporarily leave his place in the barber
shop. lode" Tewkshury takes his place
part of the time.
Rev. ]. P. Oakley, of Dodge Centre,
formerly pastor of the NJ. E. church here,
arrived Tuesday morning. He will spend
two or three weeks caring for his tree
| claim north of town
On Tuesday a company Of surveyors
were at work ma king a plot of a railroad
yard at this point for the use of the COM
many, There are runners of some impor-
tant improvements being made.
Mr.. james Dempsey is sending out some
fine looking harnesses from his new shop
opposite the lower elevator. 1t is quite
evident he understands his business and
we are glad he is doing so we'll.
The small building south side of G. J.
| Croonuuist's store has been moved back,
and a epacions building will be erected in
it's place The new structure will be ocru-
pied by J Berkn as billiard hall.
Mrs F. B. Kenner left last Friday to he
gone three or four weeks She will spend
some time in Murdoch visiting her sister
and then 90 to minneapolis where she ex
poets To meet her ia her and mother.
License your log 1t is rare thing for
people to comply with the requirements
of the dog tax law hut The owners of the
CANNES mast cone to time, as the officers
will be visiIant and fearl 50 in the exer-
else of their duty.
Fun isn'tit To be on hand promptly
at fifty nine minutes past twelve NJ to
take the train and then hp comDelled to
wait for it until nearly dinner time the
next day The depot is such an attractive
place in which 20 wait too.
Invitations to dinner are rather scarce
just now After inviting friend home
to dinner, and being compelled to eat
cold lunch upon a box out in the wood
shed a person is not apt to forget again
that it is house cleaning time.
Monday the streets presented an unuSu
ally animated appearance for seeding time.
1t was but an earnest of what may be ex-
pected in the near future. Most of the
seeding in the territory tributary to this
point from the east will be finished by Sat
urday next.
A new piazza upon the house and new
fence around the yard are among tie i'm
provemcnts which are being made upon
County Treasurer Whiteley's premises.
Mr. Whiteley is doing well, and if he con
tinues, will soon have one Of the most at
tractive places in town.
A BAR, belonging to Mr.. VIM. Zahl, of
the town eff Sahlmark, was burned last
week Mr. Zahl was not at home, but his
children, with commendable pluck and
presence of mind, succeeded in getting the
horses out of the burning building. Elk
cept the barn but little was lost.
Mr.. D. w. Watson is on the way to
Morris with two Car loads of brood mares.
They are the right kind Of animals to be
brought up here and the rapid sale they
will find will show that they are appre-
ciated by the farmers of this vicinity.
These who wish to purchase should apply
early.
1t should be remembered that the Satur
day night train from the east does not
carry mail. A great many people are ig
norant of this fact, and come to the office
Sunday morning after mail matter, which
) is journey for nothing. The Monday
morning train going east is another train
that does not carry mail.
Some time ago Mr.. T. j. Moore sent to
some well known artists in New York q
number of photographs, with orders to
have them enlarged The enlarged pic
lures have been received. and were deliv
cred last Monday. The workmanship is
fine, and the people who ordered the pic
| lures are well pleased with them.
1t becomes our painful duty to remind
some of our fishermen who are catching
SO many fish with hook and line(! thai
there is a law against catching them in
any other way. Our suspicious have beer
strongly aroused in this matter; and if il
wasn't for nice strings of fish which are
mysteriously left ut our up town Office,
we would be tempted to appoint ourselves
an investigating committee to inquire into
the secret of this unprecedented success u,
angling In view, however, of the proba
,, BILE continuance of the mysterious ARRIVAL