The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1882-10-14
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The hates, slang is,."Come in out Of the
malaria"
Highest market price paid for oats at
Good s. BriSbine'S.
Good & Drishine are agents for the cele-
brated jackson wagons.
!. Z. Danielson is offering coats at prices
which defy compctition.
'Thundcring" Gordon and MIR. Foster
will hold forth to night.
Morris, the great railroad centre, has as
sumed metropolitan airs.
1t is rumorcd that the Bank of Morris is
soon to become National Bank.
Stevens county is becoming famous for
the facilities il affords sportSmen.
One second hand wagon good as new
for sale cheap at Good Il Brisbine's.
No such p'ow made us the" Norwegian. "
For sale by Good & Brisbine, Morris.
The preliminary meeting to organize our
military was in every way successful.
Ladies winter cloaks and dolmans down
to rock bottom prices at ]. Z. Danielson's.
The Republicans of this county have
evidently abandoned the old still hunt
tactics.
To the man who smokes, the new stock
of pipes at Good Il Brisbine's is "a thing
of beauty"
Miller declines to stand for the office OF
Try again Hank.
This fall candidates for county offices
don't seem 10 be as numerous rs the leaves
in Vallombrosa.
Mr.. NJ Wudley has just finished thresh-
ing. His yield of wheat was 20 bushels
per acre on 80 acres.
Coming events cast their shadows be-
fore" Coal bins are being filled up and
billiards are coming.
If you would learn something of the
early politics of Minnesota, talk with
Uncle Rube Richardson.
we lItOlS( LOVII lOL ~iOil 10 N0i :
the next season. Catch on TO all the real
estate you can--it's bound to pay.
We are reliably informed that the cars
by the Little Falls s Dakota railroad will
appear at Morris inside of ten days.
A well formed young man in aglitterins
military uniform is irresistible rs ''mash-
err" NoGal-Join the hi itia company.
The cheapest and best place to buy your
underwear, mems shirts, hosiery, neck
wear, etc, is 1T the Great Minneapolis
Store.
Col. Johnston's statement that he did mt
know how many of the Morris ruEfians at
tended that district convention, was rather
rough
Two hundred AMI fifty thousand bricks
is not a SIN II kiln for enc burning at one
brick yard. Who says Morris wont have
boom.
Yesterday we met man who had i'm
hbed too much benzine. He took both
sides of the street but we managed to pass
between him.
The best and cheapest place to buy dress
goods, fanncis, water pro is, bed blankets
ahd bed comfortcrs, etc, is at the Great
Minneapolis Store.
By slight postponement of the break
feast hour, the present regulation of the
trains would give US the luxury of reading
the daily paper over our coffee.
Our old friend, John Landberg, declines
also, to permit his name to be used for the
Office of sheriff. 1t is evidently difficult
for the boss to make up his slate.
Mr. A. ]. Hess, of the Ortonville North
Star has been in town for some days. He
reports the ring as being still intact for
Campbell. It's Ortonville against the
world.
The Buchanan Comedy company will be
at Morris all of next week opening on
Monday night with Kathleen Mavourneen.
We understand that this company is a
very good one.
Anyone wishing any information as re-
CARDS the coloring of me rscLaum pipes
are respectfully requested to call on Jim
Brisbine, who Can give them any impor-
tant points desired.
Why don't some one look up the cleo
trio light question. With the number of
engines we have in town there is no reason
why this VILLAGE houd not be brilliantly
lighted by electricity.
The ;pecuIators and millers are beginning
to see that the yield of wheat for this year
has been very largely overestimated. Hold
on farmers, wheat will bring dollar a
bushel before january.
A large party of hunters, who, by the
way, are IL party of large hunters, are
stopping at the Central House where they
are not slaughtering geese and ducks.
These sportsmen are all the way from the
Sucker state.
1t is a healthy sign when town out
grows its postoflice as Morris has done
Wien Morris becomes too large for Mr..
Torpey's present neat and commodious
quarters, street cars will be running on
Atlantic avenue.
The congregation of the Catholic
church, of Morris, will hold fair at Ber-
kin's hail. October "a, %. and 26. Candi
dates whose hearts are mellowed into
charitable sentiment for their fellow men
Gust before election) are particularly in
vitcd to be present.
Conundrum for the merchants and other
business men of Morris: Why is the price of
wheat lower in Morris than it is at Browns
Valley, or Campbell: The lowest figure
reached at Campbell this season was 81
cents for No. 1, and 20 ceuts for No. 2.
''Are you the notorious Mr.. Kindred?''
was the polite interrogatory of Democrat
ic resident of the village of Morris, to the
Hon G.. f. Kindred. "They tell me, said