Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-03-16
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from trip to the cities.
Mr.. L. c. Spooner left Monday for Win,
mar and Litchfield on a business trip.
Miss Laura Busche returned home Sat
urday from visit TO Wahpeton, D. T.
Now that the election is over, we, and
everybody else, are supposed to be happy.
d r. Sutherland left the first of the
week for the cities on hurried business
trip.
Station Agent Fisher returned Saturday
from St Paul, feeling much benefited by
his trip.
We are requested to announce that DR.
Hale will not be in Morris during the pres
ent month.
Messrs G II Munro and G. W. Rohnt
LIT Monday morning on II trip to Itch
field and ST. Paul.
The st. P. NJ & N. engineers are sale
TO be working northward between St
Cloud aad Wadena.
The cackle of the wild goose is again
heard abroad in the land; but where they
find water is mystery.
Drags coming to life, furnish another
and unmistakable sign of the return OF
| spring-too'h harr0ws.
A marriage certificate, issued to Charley
Walker and Rose Judd, WAS granted by
the clerk of court Oh Monday.
Foxes are reported quite numerous il
Pepperton and vicinity, fact our bald
riders should make a note of.
Travel on this line verges on the i'm
mense; from six to eleven passenger
coaches making up an average train.
Train men on the Valley branch rejoice
in the change of time, as they now rur
through by daylight and lay over here.
During the past week trade has beer
fairly brisk, and livening up in al
branches of business has been noticeable
We are pleased to announce that Mrs J
| D Good has so far recovered from her Sc
rous illness as to be considered out Of
danger.
Will the town clerks of the several town:
from which returns have not been received
please send us list of the officers elect
for next issue.
Ed Jones returned last week; and i
was we'll he did, as his friends were be
coming anxious lest some one had rul
away with him.
Signal lights have been placed on all the
main track switches, and now when lit W
the depot yard looks like city thorough
fare by gas light.
The largest stock of boots and shoes eve
brought to Morris were received by Wolf
s. Wells last week. They elsewhere Cal
attention to their stock.
Vennor predicts rain, snow and wine
storms during the greater portion of thu
| present month. So far his prediction
have proved about correct.
Ode Tewlsbury returned yesterda,
morning, hayir wintered in the East; ant
we learn, proposes to start for the "a
western lands of Montana.
Judging from the string of buggies il
front of Hutchins' paint shop we would in
fer that business in the carriage painting
line was opening up briskly
MUSICAL. motto for the new editor in
chief. Suggested by an interesting and i'm
portant event TO transpire this evening
Dora me for so-la-ce do"
/ Just about the time the sun gets in ahou
five hours steady work on the SNOW, look gu
for moistu,e-under foot We'll stake GU
reputation on this prediction.
DR.. A. G. Brishine, of st Paul. arrived
Monday morning haying been summope
by telegraph owing to The serious Hines
of Mrs j D. Good He returned Tuesday
Regular communication Golden Shea
lodge No 1873. A. F. and A. NJ, on Salul
day evening next Work in the NJ. NJ. de
gree. Visiting brethren are invited t
attend
The snow has held on in much bette
shape than expected, and as consequence
farmers have takIn advantage of til
sleighing, and are marketing the graf
quite freely.
Mrs, Oline P, wife of Tory Thorson, G
Glenwood, died last week after brief il
ness. Mr.. Thorson's many friends
Morris, will hear with deep regret of hi
great bereavement.
This place is getting TOO far east fo
some of our pioneer settlers, and so the
are disposing of their property to new
corners, and striking out for freedom an
the jumping off place.
Messrs. Watson s. Leonard are buildip
large sale stable on Fifth street east. TIL
building will be a large and substantii
structure, and afford accommodation for
large number of teams.
The Browns Valley amateurs are to pr
sent 'The Last Loaf" and Thirty Mil
. uies for Refre hments" to their either
this evening. These pla were presente
i ere to or three years ago.
!. Work on the new store building on Il
corner of Fourth street and Atlantic ave
nue., erected by A. Satter last fall, is 10
in progress. The front was placed
position the first of the week.
2 Several carloads of stone and piles, to
used in repairing the railroad bridge aero
tile Pomme de Terre, have arrived, and
4 soon as weather will permit, the work
rip-rapping and repairing will begin.
r Mr.. L. e. Pearce retl rned last wee
from an extended trip to the east. and n
ports having had very pleasant journt
/ despite the disagreeable wet weather 6,
!. perienced while absent from the state.
The very first thing to be done as SOC
/, as the weather will hermit Ia To have II