Morris tribune., 1883-12-15
LOCAL NOTES.

| MI I1utCiIltlS HAS q uOuSS w ISut'
Mr.. Danielson has on hand large
stock of children's toys.
The third social dance in the NJ. q.
c. series was given il, Phoenix Hall
last evening.
Advertise the inducements you Of
fer to holiday purchasers and your
goods will sell.
The advertisement of Good & Bris-
hine's to which we called attention
Oh Wednesday is in this issue.
Young gentlemen are remarkably
polite now. They do not wish TO get
left during ieap year, you know.
Diversified farming is the only
kind that will pay in the long run.
1t will not do 10 depend upon wheat
alone.
Services at the Methodist church to-
morrow morning ut half past ten
O'Clock. Sunday school immediately
after the morning service.
In Stevens county are combined the
advantages OF both the East aad West.
Here is found the culture and refine
ment OF the East and the cheap fertile
lands of the west.
y recent article i'll the Minnesota
Tribune speaks well for Ortonville.
Representatives, of the same paper
visited Morris awhile ago but they
have been muiu ever since.
Tomorrow morning the sacrament
will be administered iii the Congrega-
tional church after the usual service
by the minister Rev. J. p. Hutchinson
In the evening service rs usual COM
mencing at o'clock.
John Barry aud Bridet O'Neill were
made man and wife by Rev. F. Watry
last Monday morning. fney enter
tanned a large company nf friends that
evening who joined in the expression
of good wishes and congratulations.
The Alexandria Post in speaking
about its subscribers paying up says:
Remember thata publishers income
Is made up of these small sums and |
that however honest d man may be |
his patronage is not worth much if be |
does not pay"
y gentleman not long ago received |
L letter from an eisi eru friend asking
III regard TO the price OF land here.
In answer he Thought to send u copy |
vi the Tribune but in looking over the
paper found no pieces Of land with
prices advertised. Here is a hint for
real estate men.
The public examination and the
rhetorical exercises in the various de-
Dartments of the public schools last
Friday were witnessed by a majority
)f the school board and 10y numerous
riends and PATRONS Of the school.
ihe pupils acquitted themselves cred
taDiy To themselves and teachers.
j change OF time in the running OF
rains is announced. Hereafter the
passenger train on the L. F. & d. will
eaye at S:l5 in the morning. The Gay
passenger train On the Manitoba road
viii leave for st. Paul ut II instead Of
2:25 as heretofore. Freight trains
vest of here will connect with the day
passenger trains.
Frank Wolff and Fred Nordquist
lave completed a skating rink upon
he lake. 1t is Is by140 feet and by
means of a pump will be flooded often
nough to keep the ice in uniform
y good condition. They are now
cling tickets. This is q c0mnenda-
lie Enterprise Oh the part of these
.oung gentlemen and one which we
Iope the skating public wifi appreci-
tie and patrionize. ;
Quite large number of the pupils {
f the Catholic Parochial schools have | {
ttained a very high standard and
ave an enviable record for constant {
Tendance diligence, progress and
experiment. as shown by the report of
he school in Wednesdays issue
'apers containing the report are in
God demand so much so that we
ave but few copies left. We do Tot
Tonder that the pupils take pride in
ba racord