Morris tribune., 1883-11-21

China yet.
Glenwood is to have new elevator
1t is needed.
a 500 foot span suspension bridge
over Niagara completed in seven
months will be dedicated in day or
two.
j. j. Hill has lately made some inn
portant purchases of blooded' stock
in England, through his agent, Mr..
Hume.
The first marriage, the first birth
and the first death in Pierre ID. I. oc-
Cured ON the same day-the l4th of
July, 1883.
Minneapolis can get up more seam
dals to the square inch than any other
place in Minnesota. 1t fairly rivals
Chicago.
An Ohio man bet dollar that he
could drink fifteen glasses OF whisky
in fifteen minutes. The coroner's
jury decided that he won the bet.
Chicago News: Jay Gould passed
through Chicago yestery without stop
ing, and hence there are no railroads
nor streets missing this morning.
Evening Journal: The war cloud
is still lowering over Tonquin and
casting its dark shadow menacingly
over Europe. Somebody must fight
or take water.
st. Paul Dispatch: Why not call
Tilden the Richelieu of American
politics. fit is only village alder
man in Kansas who is defeated, it is
ascribed to Tilden's omnipoteuce.
There was but one jury trial at the
session of the district court in this
county this week, and but one subpoe-
ia issued. Truely Meeker county is
becoming Observation-Disclosures.
The Chicago News says it would be
a noble sight to see the dozen "Da-
kota cut throats," who murdered the
Ward brothers, hanging up in row
with Calvin s. Uline at their head.
Fisher Bulletin: The farmers have
worked hard and faithfully this year,
and it seems to bad that the villain
Gus Millers' Association should sim
ply rob them of their hard-earned
gains.
Fargo Republican,: Dakota never
entered upon a winter season with so
much actual wealth as she possesses
this fall. There is probably 100 per
cent more grain in store among the
farmers here to-day than ever before.
Hastings Gazette: One of our boys
showing himself to be good marks
man by shooting twenty dollar gold
piece, belonging to one of our genial
travelling men, into the river last week
the owner, just for curiosity's sake .
throwing the gold piece into the air
to see how well the young man could
puncture it.
Much anxiety is felt over the unac- !
countable absence of Field Putsch, a
jeweler, and Charles Schaefer, .
painter, who went hunting across the {
river from Window Tuesday. 1t is
feared they were drowned in coming
home in the evening in a high gale. ,
Several searching parties have been
without success. i
A woman who does all her own q
house work, attends to seven children
and turns her dresses half dozen times y
to make both ends meet, may be a |
good Chistian, but when lady in Il
81 900 carriage and $500 dress halts '
at the door and asks her to subscribe i
to some charitable object she can l
hardly be expected to act and talk like I
ONE Elk.
A telephone line is to be constructed ..
from Oak City to st. Paul, via Prince
ton, Elk River and Anoka. Henry
Newport has sold out the telegraph ,
llHC UcGHGeI IluCStOu anu Ilh NV
er to the telephone company. The
citizens of Princeton
have subscribed quite largely to aid
in the enterprise, and way station
will be established here Princeton
Union
Saltwater Messenger: Between
200 and 5000 common laborers and v
mechanics were discharged Il
at the prison this week, and more i
will be excused in the sweet pretty t
soon. The reasons for reducing the Il
force are the necessity of cutting p
down expenses, the completion of L
orders for cars and the Ia id accumu- Il
lation of the number of the convicts, D
whom the contractors are required to p
employ.
Every body knew that the object of
he grand excursion at the time of the
opening of the Northern Pacific was
TO advertise the road and the lands of