Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-09-21
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the one for whom we have been anXiously
looking has arrived. At two O'Clock sharp
we left our dom icile with lantern in hand
and wendell our way to the depot. The
train was late but it finally arrived bring
ing the wanderer we were in search of.
Now we feel like going out into the yard
and playing circus, standing on our head,
walking the tight rope etc.
The Hill has assumed its usual activity.
Several who have been of rusticating have
returned, but not as much improved in
health as we had hoped to see. The famil-
lar faces look good and the hand shaking
that has been going on of late has been
enough 10 dislocate almost any mortal's
shoulder.
The Dominic, with scythe in hand, has
made an aggressive move upon the vari-
Gus kinds uf weeds which have made such
splendid Roadway during his absence, has
Laid low" the grass upon his lawn and
has also raised havoc with his wood pile.
He has variety of picplant that has out
done anything on the hill. The stalks are
of enormous size, and the leaves would an
swer admirably for palm leaf fans, ele-
plants ears, bed quilts and they might an
swcr also for building paper.
We will now be under the eye of two
vigilant dominies, the pastor of one church
u little over Il block away and of another
diagonally across the street where they can
look over into our yard and see that all is
going on properly.
We now have the bulge on our Alder
man who has been poking So much fun at
us. Now lie is u "town widder'' and goes
around with terribly forlorn look. Brace
up, your "better half will return soon and
than there will be an unbroken circle all
round.
The society daughter Of the President
of the village council is doing splendidly.
Park avenue, is one Of the suburbs of the
hill and in our next Mr.. Editor, with your
permission we think of saying something
of the ''tlyers" that pass over that thorough
fare and of the young bloods' who handle
the ribbons. MORE ANON. :
Gtcncood.
SEPT. 1S.-Track layers upon the T. F.
& D. II. r. approach the depot grounds.
Some Of them were in our streets fighting
|sdrunk few days ago. The marshal sought
to arrest the rowdies- One of them struck
him. He knocked down his staggering as.
sailant, and bruised the bruiser pretty bad.
The marshal called for help and got out
| his pistol which brought the rioters to
terms. They paid fine of $4,000. 1t is
reported that $50 Railroaders threaten to
come in and clean out the town. Well,-it
needs cleaning out by somebody: The
writer has tried to do it, in wise way, fol
dozen years. Others have tried il, as YET
in vain. ;. We had two good temperance
meetings last week. Ole Larson, Of Big
Stone county, cxhorted his Norsken broth
ers, in their mother tongue, on Monday
], night, On Friday evening following, there
was a county prohibition convention
/ Parson Huntress, of Sank Centre, was the
brilliant star, to enlighten, mould and leae
the meetings. The delegates were appoint
ed to the state convention, 10 be held when
;. We have now two church bells. and
one school bell. SANKEY'S addition Il
the Glenwood House is going up in stately
form. ;. !. .Rues Central House is yet iii
statu quo.". -. Our school opened Il weel
since. Miss Frogner, of thesSt. Cloud Nor
mar, teacher. ;. .Jannison will soon open ,
lumber yard. -. Lively times are looked
for when the railroad runs, but we dom
almost always know. L.
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