Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-06-13
NORRIS.
LOCAL NOTES.

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Concert to morrow night at Con-
gregational church.
We are told that the Episcopal
church here is to be closed for the
coming year.
All who have heard the Clifford
Dramatic Go. speak very highly OF
their entertainments.
On Monday II. X. Cole received
some fine glass servers to be used In
his ice cream parlor.
The millinery department of j. E.
Danielson'S store would be enough
by itself to keep one person busy.
The Glenwood Messenger says the
Morris Silver Cornet Band is the best
IN the north west part of the state.
A new coat Of paint has been given
the porch at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Nothing is allowed to look dingy at
the Metropolitan.
Helgeson l. Hanson received few
days ago a stock of rubber goods for
which the rain of the early part of the
week made rapid sale.
The Duluth Times is very profuse in
its praise of the play "How Women
Love- as rendered by the Clifford
Dramatic Company in that place.
Last Monday morning c. w. Sutton's
Livery barn and stock was sold at
auction. The bidding was brisk and
some of the horses and buggies
brought cool prices.
Last week H. f. Peters bought of
II. w. Stone 4 Co. yearling steer
which weighed $50 pounds. When
telling your eastern friends about
Stevens county stock, you might men-
ton the fact.
The chorus class i'm Morris of 30
voices under the direction of Prof. r.
B. George of Chicago will give con-
cert in the Congregational church,
Thursday evening June 18th. Adms-
sion IS cts Children 10 cts.
Larson & Nilsson own the largest
dog in Stevens county. 1t is huge
black one which may be seen at any
time at their store and weighs one
hundred and twenty-five pounds.
\ straw berry festival is announced
10y the ladies of the NJ. f. church for
one week. from tonight. Whether a
chrome will be given to the person
who gets the strawberry or not, we
have not vet been able to learn.
PlatS, showing all lots owned by
the Manitoba company, have been
received by DIR. Heenan, the real es-
tate agent of the company here. DR..
Heenan informs us that lots are sell
ing rapidly.
\ crying child is like an aching
tooth-it should be taken out. This
synonym is very old one, but
whether it was thought of by any
during the entertainments in Phoenix
Hall last week or not, we can not say.
DR.. c. f. Hale moved on Monday
last t6 No. 10 East 3rd Street in st.
Paul. DIR. Hale now has one of the
finest dental rooms i'm the north west.
In this practice the succeeds DR.. Bryan
who lays aside his dental work to en-
gage iii real estate speculation.
A circular has been received by
Station agent Romine from G. X.
Barnes, general passenger agent of
the n. p. railroad instructing him to
sell round-trip excursions tickets, to
all stations, at sixty per cent. of double
regular first-class rates. The sale
will commence ON July 3rd and will
continue through the 4th. They will
be good until July 9Th.
Two weeks ago Mr.. f. P. Watson of
the Pleasant View Stock farm left a
notice, to be inserted in the TRIBUNE,
advertising fine lot of pigs for sale.
Through mistake the notice did not
appear. We now make amends as
far as possible by stating the fact that
farmers can still obtain fine pigs by
going to the Pleasant View Stock
Farm for them.
1t is with regret that we chronicle
the resignation of Rev. T. C. Hudson
as rector of the Episcopal church.
From Morris Mr.. Hudson will go to
Yankton d. L. for the summer
after which he will locate i'm some
one of Dakota's promising cities per-
manently. Mr.. Hudson has served
the church here for three years during
which time he and his estimable wife
have made many warm personal
friends.
Last Saturday afternoon we heard
a commotion, in all parts of the block
at once, which our practised ear told
us was caused by a runaway. With
pencil and note book we rushed down
the stairs for racy item, but ON reach
ing the street and discovering that
there was nothing but some mules
running away we knew i'm advance
that our item was failure. Our head
dropped and We walked demurely
back into our sanctum again. Mules
are no good !; especially Mike Igo's
mules. Mules never were known to
do any damage by running away.
They never run against buildings OF
corner posts; never break anything OF
hurt themselves and the reporter who
expects to gain anything by watching
them is doomed to disappointment.
Willard must be suppressed. This
new Pope county rural town threatens
our depopnlation. First Mr.. Dragoo
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