Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-07-11
MORRIS.
LOCAL NOTES.

their appearance in every part of the
town.
.Messrs. Good l. Brisbine are laying
the walk on Fifth street beside Henry |
JohnSon'S lot.
Work has been commenced upon
the erection of neat little residence
upon poverty HILL, by Hans Olson.
An open air concert was given last |
Saturday evening by the Morris Silver
Cornet Band which was fully appre-
ciated.
On Monday silk umbrella was lost
on the road north of town. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by return
ing the same to this office.
County attorney G. L. Brown is re-
ioicing over recent addition to his
family. Last Saturday Mrs. Brown
presented him with daughter.
The Red River Valley News thinks
that misunderstanding will be the
kind of rotation some of us will resort
to before ong-involuntary rotation
at that.
Andrew Satter has laid the new
: side-walk in front of Chas. w. Rohnes'
drug store. When all improvements
are completed Atlantic Avenue will
be in most excellent condition.
lin speaking of the establishment of
the Excelsior Confectionery upon Fifth
st. in our last issue an error was made
: in the name of the proprietor. 1t is
Z. J. Murphy not T. J. Mccarthy
as stated.
n The painters are now at work on the
TRIBUNE building, and an improved
appearance of our office will be the re-
salt. The TRIBUNE believes in pre-
= senting Il good front.
THE crops promise to be abundant,
] notwithstanding the many unfavor-
able meteorological conditions. Farm
ers are now beginning to complain
that the crops are too large, as they
are afraid prices will be low.
. The fence around the public school
grounds is nearly complete. 1t is
neatly and strongly built and adds
much to the appearance and value of
that already attractive and valuable
piece of property.
The sidewalk solong needed on Fifth
= street is now being completed. Patrons
the TRIBUNE will not hereafter be
compelled to wade through sea OF
mud to reach our office.
Yesterday the Morris Base Ball club
sent challenge to the Graceville club
for friendly game to be played next
Il Friday upon the grounds ofthe former.
It is thought that the challenge will be
accepted and the proposed game will
doubtless be played.
The fence around the Catholic church
property is being built and will when
completed add very materiallyto the
-alue and appearance of the church
rounds. Money raised on the Fourth
not remaining long unused.
Last April A. 3. Williams sold his
urn and left for the West to make
is fortune by improving some of the
azzling opportunities alleged to be
+ cid out to all who will but "catch on. u
lie has now returned and wants to
NY his Stevens County farm back
gain or another like it.
On the night of the Fourth Padel
regoo, an employee, upon the Men.
re farm, had q new suit of clothes
= I'd what money he had left from his
I ltriotie movements ofthe day before
Glen from chair beside the bee
bile he was peacefully sleeping
mother employee upon the farm who
s not been visible since that time il
lder suspision.
The real estate transfers for the first
EEK in July as recorded in the office
the register of deeds aggregates l..
and 95 100 acres, also lot Is, block
nd lot block 8 the latter being
Central House property. The r
land grants for the same time ag
- gate 1890 and 79-1OO acres. Th'
cunt of mortgages, and one lot in thu
lage of Morris. Deputy Mccarthy
Ia busy time.
4ast Saturday Glenwood had fret
e to Little Falls and back. On Fri
night the passenger train on the
2. & d. came over well supplied
b extra coaches and the next da.
people of the Glen experienced tn
ell and delightful sensation of rid
on the cars. Perhaps this depart
from the monotony and quiet o
lr peaceful life will wake up {
III e of their dormant life and Civ
n such hankering to see more
lit is going on, in the outside world
they will ride on the cars again
Setime.
addition to the st. Paul hous
INV completed and yesterday tn
.HSx of furnishing was done. Tn
Just completed is 2Ox34 feet, tw'
es high, well built and neatl.
ished. Upon the lower floor, II
lion to the hall and parlor, is tn
tie room of the proprietor ant
and-a suite of sleeping rooms. Ii
~ PIPER story are four sleeping room
ell furnished, well lighted ant
lated. The hotel, with old ant
,arts combined, is 34x40 feet witt
chen 1Ox18 feet. The parlor
ing room, dining room, like othel
of the house are large and con
. at. Mr.. and Mrs. Colohan hav.
I'd work and economy developed
resent commodious hotel from
small boarding house of q few
ago, and are to be congratulated
their success. She st. Pau
9A is getting to the front.