Morris tribune., 1883-11-28
LOCAL NOTES.

Central Standard Time is in use
here.
Spur & Aurland have IL new lad"
in this issue.
Our local Photographer expects TO be
able to report wedding soon.
The county commissioners meet as II
building committee Tomorrow.
For 1884, new almanacs with old
jokes are already being circulated.
No one need lack for wood or coal.
There is an abundance of it i'll town.
Remember that Max Buckentin sells
the goods of III. L. Bucklin Il Co, of
Chicago.
One of Benson's most prominent
young men is about TO take unto HIM
self a wife.
The l.. f. & ID. boys were made
happy last week. The pay car made
them friendly call.
The two year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wells of Herman is seriously ill
and is not expected live.
Stopping the day passenger train at
this point is quite an advantage to
Morris, helping the hotel trade quite
decidedly.
When all other remedies fail then
try DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Trial Bottles free at
Max Buckentin's.
Thomas q. Church has already
established good trade in wood. He
understands the benefits to be derived
from printers ink.
Fhe names of pupils of the public
schools who have been neither tardy
nor absent during the past month APP
pear i'll another column.
Dentists find Morris profitable
place to visit. Would not some good
dentist find this a profitable place in
which to locate permanently?
Notwithstanding the cold "a large
number of farmers lind their way to
town each day aud Morris keeps up
its usual appearance of animation.
Morris is remarkably free from
tramps. This weather does not agree
with them and they have disappeared
to re-appear in some warmer cline.
Ifthere are sufficient available funds
the street commissioner would do well
to fill up some of the holes in Atlantic
Avenue and thus level up and improve
the street.
VIM. J. Morris found note short
time ago between his residence and
the village made by P. E. Newell for
$4,000. The loser can obtain the same
by calling upon Mr.. Morris.
Farmers recognize the fact that at
none of the surrounding towns can
wheat be sold or family supplies
bought as advantageously as in
Morris. This accounts for our crowded
streets.
The first of the series of the social
dances to be given by the Morris
Quadrille Club will be in Phoenix
Hall next Friday evening. All MEM
bers of the club are requested to be
present.
G. Kohler has an unusually large
stock of harnesses etc. on hand. He
has blankets enough to keep all the
horses in the county warm if the
owners of the horses will but purchase
the blankets and use them.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the Congregational church
morning at half past ten
o'clock. All the protestant denomina-
tons of the village will unite in the
exercises. Some excellent music is
being rehearsed by large choir Or
ganized especially for the occasion.
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
J. P. Hutchinson. The exercises will |
be interesting and full attendance is |
desired.
Morris is certainly favored by the
dental profession. Last week the |
wants of Morris and vicinity in this line
were attended to by G. E. Hale whose
skill has made him we'll and favor
ably known. This week those haying |
molars may consult A.
=. Greenlee another excellent dentist,
who was formerly associated with DIR.
Hale but is now located at Fergus
Falls. Remember then, if in need of
iental work that DR.. Greenlee is at
he Metropolitan ready to serve you.
Everything is now conducted on
Central Standard Time.n Breakfast
comes twelve minutes earlier, bust
less houses open earlier, trains leave
md arrive earlier, laborers begin
arlier, schools open earlier-in fact
moves just twelve minutes
ariier than it did last week. No one
egrets the change unless it be some
elbow who gets left by some desired
rain, some belated youngster who
lont get to school on time or some
nan who has a note to meet and on
lis arrival finds the bank closed.
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School Report.
The following are the names of the