Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-06-02
NORRIS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Sabbath.
The Fourth of July orator has COM
menced shaking his firsts in the look
ing glass.
Morris is getting left on the celebra-
ton business. Nothing has as yet
been done for the Fourth.
The greatest musical treat ever
given in Morris is what Remenyi's
concert will soon lie pronounced to be.
Callender's Ministries are 50 black
that the company barber carries an
electric light to see to shave them
by.
Children have given the horse power
upon the new court house grounds a
rest since the accident of Wednesday
night.
Rev. c. +. Dickey, President of the
Boys School at Moorhead, will preach
in the Episcopal Church next Sunday
both morning and evening.
Members of the Morris Base Ball
Club are requested to meet at the
TRIBUNE Office on Tuesday evening
next to decide in regard to uniforms
club.
The TRIBUNE in stating that "COn-
cert Hall of Beardsley will be opened
on Friday of this week" is In error.
The Hall is to be opened on Friday of
next week when a rOusing time is eX-
pected.
Callender's Georgia Minstrels will
be in Morris next Friday evening,
after which they will visit Brainerd'
Moorhead, Fargo, and Winnipeg.
From thence they will go to the
Pacific slope.
During the middle of the day there
is great amount of switching of cars
in the Manitoba yard here and con-
siderable of care is needed to prevent
the occurrence of accidents.
A meeting of the Phoenix fire COM
pany will beld at Berkin's Hall on
next Monday evening. At the meet
ing foreman is to be elected and
other important business transacted.
J. Christianson is fitting up his
building upon Atlantic Avenue pre-
paratory to opening saloon and
billiard hall. New counters and fix
lures are being put in and one billiard
and two pool tables have been pur
chased for the hall.
Morris is to be well provided with
entertainments of superior kind
next week. Remenyi will be here
on Wednesday evening, and Callen-
der's Georgia Minstrels on Friday
evening Reserved seats for both are
on sale at Good & Brisbine's.
If you want to he beautiful and
handsome and live three or four
hundred years ami find a ten doller
gold piece in your vest pocket every
time you get ''hard up" you buy Il
ticket for Callender's Minstrels, which
are cor ting here next Friday.
In this issue appears statement of
the Stevens County Bank which is
interesting because it is conclusive
proof of the successful operation of the
bank and it, excellent and constantly
improving financial condition. The |
smallneSs of overtlrnfts and the la"ge
amount of deposits are two quite not |
iceable items.
The Morris Creamery is COM
pleted and is now ready for operation.
Lack of space prevents our giving |
full description of it i'm this issue. The
building presents good appearance
is roomy and contains much first class
machinery.-an engine, watts, churns,
cans tubs, etc. More concerning it
will appear i'm our next.
The washee man skipped, Morris
has no Chinese laundry now: This il
not the wSrst of it though. Numerous
young men of the village will here
after have to go to bed early and have
their linen washed during the evening
for their other shirt disappeared with
the oriental. The sign still adOrns
the corner but since Wednesday night
there has been great vacancy with
in.
pny1c,-illn to- n, will 10 /
for the National birth
day are already completed and a
general invitation has already been
given. L. d. Perkins grove has been
chosen as the place. Good music will
be provided, orators are to he found
who will duly enlngiZe the American
eagle, boats i'm plentiful numbers will
be placed upon the lake and i'm fact a
general good time has been provided
for.
On Monday Two teams, one of horses !,
the other of the long cared and long l.
heeled fraternity, as they were. being
oaded at E. bowers wood yard took !.
fright and struck out across Prospect
Avenue toward Lake Crystal evil
IDENTIFY intent upon a bath in its
placid waters. The horse team was !,
caught just before plunging in and
5he mule team not caring TO keep up :
,he entertainment upon their own
account changed their mind. No
damage was done.
The people are sick of Oscar Wilde, t
italian opera, tough beefstaks, high o
priced chromos and the smallpox, 81
md now let us have a change. CAL Il
ender,s New Colored Minstrels, with t,
lew clothes new music and new songs
re coming, with magnificent auxil- p
ries (which in Latin means success).
- E.