Morris tribune., 1882-11-02
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the City Drug Store.
Election next Tuesday.
Tuesday next is the day.

AuSSN1o1 ASAt 40 IAS N1Sty
Prairie fires are still running
The building boom in Morris still con-
tinues.
Rev. F. Watry visited Herman the early
part of this week.
Wolff & Wells have treated their store
to new tin roof. =.
Inquiries for houses to rent are becom-
ing more and more frequent.
Mrs. Knott left for Glencoe on last
Saturday for a two weeks visit.
A new covering of clap-boards and
paint has been given to the baber shop.
Officers for the NJ. E. Sabbath school
were elected on Sunday last for the coming
year.
At the polls on Tuesday work for the
men who will faithfully work for you in
return.
A change in the time of the running of
the Browns Valley train is expected to be
made next week.
Now is the time for you 10 dec ide
whether or not your cellar is to freeze the
coming winter.
Please take glance at picture there is
in one of the front windows of Good &
Brisbines store.
We are told that Mr.. Hayden, living
near Donnei,y, last his house and barn last
week by prairie fire.
B. McHugh, General Supt. of the Mime
sofa division of the Northern Pacific, was
in town on Tuesday night.
Last Wednesday evening three or four
men with torches started out to find Mel
sons procession but failed to discover it.
The subscription list of the Tribune con-
tinues to grow-the petition of Nilsson,
& Hanson s. Co., to the contrary, notwith-
standing.
1t was unkiud indeed for Mr. Nelson's
friends to get up torch light procession
for Gordon and have no such demonstra-
ton for Nelson himself.
]. H. Collins, representing the Butrick
Publishing company, of New York, was
in town last week. A full line of the
goods carried by that firm can be seen at
Wolff 6 Wells.
If name be mi5-spelled on the ticket
you use the vote for that individual will
be lost. Be sure that every name u BON
your ticket is spelled as in the ticket printed
in this paper.
We notice that nearly all of our towns
people have laid in a good supply of Goa !
for the winter. There may be few
blockades and Morris people don't propose
to take any chances.
Rev J. L. Fonda has severedRhis con-
nection with the Congregational church
here, preaching his farewell sermon on
last Sabbath evening. On Wednes day he
left for Minneapolis.
c. L. Brown has the hearty support of
the leading Republicans of the county,
his candidacy is endorsed by the Demo-
Gratis and from what we can learn we pre-
dict for him rousing majority.
The catholic fair held in Berkin's hall
was grand success and the net proceeds
were $S67.S Rev. F. Watry requests US
to tender his sincere thanks to the many
patrons of the fair for their liberalty.
The st. Paul Daily Globe is now on sale
at Geo. H. Munro 6 Co.'S. The Globe is
more Independent now than Democratic
and in what it says in regard to Fifth dis
trict politics, at least, more of truth than
poetry is given.
Please consider that your vote may turn
the scale. Insist that every man who de-
sires to see The wheat and pine land rings
which are sapping the very vitals of this
district, crushed, turn on. noU and work
earnestly for Kindred.
Messrs Kerl s. Watzke have recently
fitted up wagon shop and are now
operating it in connection with their black
smith shop on Sixth street. They are first
class workmen and deserve liberal pat
ronage in their new adventure.
The Acme Dramatic Company, consist
ing of fifteen artists will be at Berkin's
hall on next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. The company have fine scenery
and number one orchestra, and are far
above the average. Be sure to hear them.
On election day it will be necessary to
examine carefully every name upon the
ticket you vote or your ballot may not
count just as you would like to have it.
Tickets of all conceivable kinds are being
circulated and care is absolutely necessary
in the use of them
AS there are no men in Stevens county
who can neither read nor write, Nelson's
agents will have hard work to secure any
afidavits here and will not succeed at all
unless they first get some poor fellows
drunk and then impose upon them while
in that condition.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson barrow
were away from home last Thursday their
four year old boy succeeded in getting
horn filled with powder from shelf and
while playing with il dropped it into the
fire. The boy and fourteen months old
babe were badly burned. The injuries are