Morris tribune., 1882-07-06
LOCAL ITEMS.
Extra copies of the Tribune are on sale
at the City Drug Store.
Wheat is headed out.

Wheat is headed out.
Mrs. ]. D. Good returned from her visit
to Canada last Thursday night.
A representative of the Moorhead Daily
News made US pleasant call on Saturday.
DR.. J. McCrea, of Prescott, Wisconsin,
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Hulburd
last Friday.
The Simon Comedy Company will be at
Berkin's hall on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights.
christian Patriotism" is the subject of
the rector's sermon at All Saints church
next Sunday evening.
Another shower with thunder and light
ming accompaniment OH last Sunday even.
ing. A large amount of rain fell.
For slick job in boot and shoe making
call on A. N. Forsberg, on Atlantic ave-
nue. south. Notice his new lad" this
week.
MIR. John Landberg was in town Satur-
day. John had been looking over some of
the big things iii Dakota and had just re-
turned
Mr. F. D. Seager came down from Fargo
last Saturday to enjoy little of city life,
and make the trip to Browns Valley on the
Fourth.
Mr.. E. Good, brother of J. D., and Mr..
J. H. Shermeier, OF st. Paul, stopped here
last Saturday on their return trip from a
tour in Dakota.
Mrs. NJ. E. Curtiss received telegram
last Friday announcing the serious illness
of her mother and started at once for De.
lano 10 visit her.
Mr.. Thomas Young and family, of Sis.
seton reservation, spent the day we cele-1
brate in Morris, the guests of Hon. and
Mrs, H. W. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Watson, with
small party of friends, made up the pleas
ant party who picniced in DR.. Heenan's
grove week ago.
| Miss Grace Phelps left for Hamlin, Ran
som county, Dakota, on last Friday night,
| to Join her parer is in their new home in
that booming county.
P j. Elmquist publishes an advertise.
ment in this issue and calls the attention
of the people of Morris and vicinity to his
large stock of jewelry.
Mr.. c. Flatner speaks to the readers of
the TRIBUNE through its advertising col.
umns this week. Give the old pioneer a
call and he will make you happy.
The Fargo papers speak very highly of
the Simon Comedy Company, to appear
here on Monday evening. There are
twenty-three members Of the company.
Mr. A. A. Stone is as Happy as clam
at high tide" His guest arrived last Sun
day morning. The young lady is not
very large, but has an excellent prospect
for growth.
Mr. Darlington Phelps and family re-
turned on the 4th from months recrea-
| ton at Lake Minnetonka. Mr. Phelps is
one of our bonanza farmers and he makes
Il success OF 1t too.
A ten pound young gentleman was an
nounced at the residence of W. j. Munro
last Sunday night, and the countenance of
the bank vice president has been wreathed
in smiles ever since.
The meeting of the Bible Society ap
pointed for last Sunday evening at the NJ
| E. Church was postponed by the shower
and will be held rcxt Sunday evening in
the Congregational church.
Mr.. c. F. Grow, an attorney of Colby,
Wisconsin, and Mr.. George Grow, of Sauk
county, Wisconsin, brothers of Mrs. H.
Hutchins, spent par. of last week in town
visiting relatives and friends.
Quite number of people who did not
know that the train was going to start for
Browns Valley SO early came to the depot
on Tuesday morning at the usual time for
its departure and found themselves cleft"
Ask that man who wound that alarm
clock up, placed it in tin pan so that it
would make lots of noise, and then sat up
and watched it all night If it went off in
time for him to catch the Browns Valley
train.
DR.. e. w. Hines, dentist, will arrive in
Morris July 6, and remainin his rooms at
the Metropolitan Hotel, where he will be
prepared to do all kinds of work in the
dental line in satisfactory manner. Will
remain one week.
The time card for the train on the
Browns Valley road has been changed.
The time for leaving Morris in the morn.
| ing remains the same, but it does not leave
the Valley on the return trip until o'clock
p. NJ, and arrives at Morris at o'clock in
stead of as formerly.
The band received their new instru
ments last Thursday and are highly
pleased with them. They are the Gunckel
silver instruments Of the best quality. The
tuba and two alto trombones have not yet
come but they are expected SO that the set
will be complete in few days.
Mr.. Henry Olson and Miss Christiana
Kron were married at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, in Morris, last Sunday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Olson is fitting up store
at Scandiayille and the young couple will
60 at once to that place attended by the
good wishes of their many friends.
The old settlers had their annual re
union at Berkin's hall week ago to-day.
On account of unfavorable weather COM
paratively few were in attendance. A
table was well spread; "the little brown
jug" labelled" 1870" was passed around, ,ano
those present pronounced the gathering o
velS enjoyable one.
i, Mr.. j. P. Wells who has been book
keeper for Messrs. Wolff & Wells retires
from the store this week, and Mr.. Chas
,, Aurland, an experienced accountant, takes
his place. Mr.. j. P. is somewhat i'm doub