Morris tribune., 1883-06-06
MORRIS.
LOCAL NOTES.
Remenyi tonight.
This is Il musical week.

day night.
\ @.od supply ofmusical entertain
nlent, this week.
]. +. Danielson is now offering some
tineblrgains in silks. Notice his adj
versement in this issue. s
John McNally and Ellen Corners
were married at the Catholic church
last Monday morning.
Many portions of Minnesota and
Iowa suffered a disastrous rain storm
last Friday. This part of the state
escaped.
All of the most desirable seats for
Remenvi's concert tonight have al
ready been sold and Il full house is a
certainty.
The county commissioners were in
session on Monday. All members Of
the board were present and consider
able business of Importance was trans
acted.
Sheriff Maginnis and Marshall
Wehbcr left yesterday for Litchticld
taking with them McGines and Guntz
for safe keeping till the assembling of
the District court.
At the meeting of the fire company
Albert Dekay was elected foreman
and Herman kerl was elected second
assistant foreman. An assistant Sec
rotary will be elected at the next
meeting of the company.
l.. c. Spooner has lately improved
the value Of his property upon 9th
street. by raising the two barns and
putting substantial stone foundations
under them. A new walk has also
been laid across the front of the lots.
Ole Nelson and Christine Peterson
were married by Justice Baldwin last
Saturday evening. 1t was at the sug-
gestion of Marshall Webber that the
groom complied with legal require
ments of the ceremony.
T. f. Heenan, county auditor, is
agentssfor the real estate department of
the Manitoba railroad company at
this place. Persons wishing to buy
lots OF the company can do so of
DR.. Heenan as well as at the st. Paul
office.
There are over two hundred dogs in
town unlicensed. No doubt many of
our readers are not aware of the fact
but such is the case. If in want of
one, Your choice from the lot will be
given you free of charge at Chas. w.
Rohne's drug store.
There was once a little animal born
out in the cold, about the size of a
goat. This is the beginning of a long
and beautiful story, but the paper is
going to press, and we have not time
to complete it. The man who does
the funny bushes in the Calender
Colored Minstrels, will explain it to
you at the show, withour any extra
charge for the magic modern diagram
that accompanies it. 29tl
Mrs. Bridget Dunleavy was found
dead in her chair last Saturday after
noon. Heart disease was the cause.
She was buried from the Catholic
church last Monday. Her son Patrick
Dunleavy we'll known here is 0 in
Gardner, NationalPar NJ. T. and was
informed of his mothers death by
telegraph as soon as it was known.
She leaves three other children, par
TALLY grown, to mourn her loss.
Last Sundays excursion to Glen
wood was not very great success.
Either the riot of the night before in
terfered with peoples plans or else
but few care for picnicing just now.
An excursion to Lake Minnewaska
would be better appreciated after a
little down right hot weather. We
have had no warm weather this season
so that the people in the city do not
yet feel the need of the cool county
air.
Geo. H. Munro with his wife and
child left OH Monday for Boston in
tending to remain permanently. Mr..
Munro was one of the early settlers in
this county and during the time he
has lived here has made hosts of
friends who now regret the departure
of himself and his esteemed wife.
Since Mr.. Munro has deemed it best
to go out of business here and locate
elsewhere, all join in wishing him
success.
Last Saturday the surplus of the
Stevens County bank was increased
by the directors $12, 10000. The di-
rectOrs have a large amount of avail
able capital and the surplus of the in
stitution will be increased as rapidly
as the business Of the bank makes an
increase of capital necessary, or desir-
able. The bank now has a cash capt.
tai of $4,000 and a surplus of $3.50.
AS there is back of this any amount
of money needed that may be had on
call the capital of the bank is practi-
cally unlimited.
A Musical treat will be enjoyed by
all who attend the concert which will
be given by the Leslie Concert Com
pany in the Congregation church
next Saturday evening. Besides
being excellent singers-M Mr.. Leglie and
those with him are superior musical
instructors and will organize an ic-
stitute at the close of the Concert. 1t
is an enterprise that should meet with.
the hearty approval and support Of
all lovers of music in the village, as
this institute will do much to develop
local musical talent. All are invited
to enjoy the concert however whether
they join the intsitpte or not. The
oonoarf xriJl no as Oood al fhose that