Morris tribune., 1882-08-31
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the City Drug Store.

open Monday.
Mr.. L. c. Spooner was in Browns Val
ley on business last Monday
Remember the school meeting at the
school house, Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs H B. Wolff are now visit
ing relatives and friends, in LIE Sueur.
Messrs. Brevig s. Erickson, of Hancock,
were in Morris upon business trip last
Saturday.
Quite large number of our citizens
will attend the "big fair" at Minneapolis
next week.
Geo. F. Cox, representing Averill, Rus
sell & Carpenter, of St Paul, was in town
on Tuesday.
A child of Peter Anderron's, but seven
modths old, died last Friday morning, of
children's collie.
Mr.. s Mrs. G. E. Darling entertained a
number of their friends, at their residence,
last Saturday evening.
Messrs Wolff & Kemp have dissolved
partnership and will hereafter work indie
pendently of each other.
F. A Clarke, an experienced typo and
job printer, from Minneapolis, is now on
deck at the TRIBUNE office
On Monday night, Mrs NJ. Howe left
for visit to Rochester, where she will re-
main during the State fair.
Mr.. Spur has completed the improve
ments upon the lower elevator, and is now
ready for the reception of wheat
Rev. Henry Steadman preached an in
teresting and practical sermon at the NJ.
E. Church. last Sabbath evening.
Rev, Henry Steadman and family, and
Miss Kimberlin, left Tuesday morning
for their home in Mendoza, Illinois.
Our enterprising townsman, Mr.. R, C.
Moore and family are at present rusticat-
ing on the shores of Lake Whipple.
Mrs. c. c. Tobey, of Sank Centre, and
her son Harry, are present visiting Rev
and Mrs. T. C. Hudson, of this place.
Chris Simonson, formally in the en-
ploy of Geo. H. Munro & Co., is now en-
ploycd in Max Buckenten's drug store
Farmers do you want to see good fair
this fall? Come in and Join the associa-
ton, then, and give your aid and influence.
The total value of the personal property
of Stevens county, as equalized by the
board of equalization, amounts to $43S, 22O.
John Hayes, who has been engaged in
the TRIBUNE Office for a few years past, is
now the night clerk at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
About half cord OF wood was stolen
from Mat. Diederich's wood yard last Sun
day night. As yet there is no clue to the
thieves.
Mrs H. H. Wells, with her two children,
left on Monday night,for an extended visit
to relatives and friends at Bird Island and
elsewhere.
The collection taken up at the M. E.
Church, at the close of the merning ser.
vice last Sunday, for the missionary fund
amounted to $2O.5O.
The Harvest Home seavice of the
Episcopal church, and picnic, mentioned
in last weeks TRIBUNE, has been post
ponek until today.
Game Is plentiful; hunters are busy,
and some of them are remarkably success
full. Prairie chickens are suffering more
than anything else.
A pleasant company of ladies assembled
at Mrs. Webber's last Thursday evening
to welcome Miss Belle Allyn, upon bel
return to Morris.
One unfortunate man had his wager
mired, while crossing to the depot, il
front of the post Office, on Monday, ant
was compelled to unload.
The Misses Whitley and Miss Agne
Torpey left on Tuesday night for Winona
to attend the State Normal School at tina
place, for the coming year.
James Moriarty lost two childred wit
diphtheria, last week. One aged thre
years died on Thursday. and the, othe
aged eight, died the following day.
Mrs. T. s. Mills, who has been Twin
with her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Stone, fc
some time past, left on Saturday night,
Join her her husband in Minneapolis.
D. S. Miles, the popular young ma
who has been so busy here through ha
vest as an Osborne expert, started for hi
home in st. Louis, last Saturday night.
We have had more hot days in Angus
this year than during any of the summe
months, notwithstanding Vennor's predi
ton that it would be very cool month.
A fire was kept burning in the depe
Tuesday night. The GOODNESS made
necessary, and it was fully enjoyed
those who had occasion to visit the dept
Miss R. Romano, who has been Il
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Hulburd durir
her vacation, left on Wednesday night
last week, for Lockport, New York,
resume work in the schools OF that pla,