The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-13
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are among the latest of the lower
town improvements.
The third Of the series of the NJ. q,
c. entertainments will be given to-
morrow night.
NJ. John Barry and Mrs. Bridget
C'Neill we're married, Monday last,
u, the Rev. Fr. Watry.
The SwrGish-Nu'weg:a an Lutheran
congregation have erected very fine
church on Colo ato avenue.
The Sheriff and his family are dom
iciled in their pleasant quarters in
tie Court House ON the hill.
tlptulctlt given ly the Morris
silver Colret Band. last evening, at
tie rink was Il delightful treat.
A marriage license was issued. the
fth instant Ia Nils Derglund. Of Pope,
and Elizabeth Erickson, of Stevens
county.
TIE County Treasurer now has the
tax hooks fer i So. in his office, and
will be glad 10 receive visits from
willing tax payers.
Farmers wonder Why they cannot
secure as fine Il quality of -four from
the grist, as the Millers sell, when
II ey II .arufactuIe from the identical
wheat.
Che supper for the benefit of the
Norwegian Lutheran Synod Church
was a great success, both with regard
To the edif.les and the sum realized
from sale of tickets.
The Msnitoia people have refused
al allow the l.. F. & d. to use their
Y. in tie future. If these corpora
ticns should come to blows. the pub
lie nay yet secure fair rates.
tt ere will he a meeting of the
county commissioners on the 28th in
slant, to approve the bonds ef'county
offcers, and to make settlement
with contractor Whittemore,
Our village school under the direc-
ton of Prof McCri!lis, and his able
assistants. is noted for the high char
acter of its studies, and the thorough
ness of its teachings.
A hired man of Mr.. Hans Hanson
residing near Hancock, borrowed the
latter's horses and wagon. The last
beard of the hired man was that he
lad sold the horses and wagon. and
was on his way to his native Sweden.
Sportsmen are happy over the return
Of the wild goose (anser canadensis) to
lis northern feeding grounds. We
are informed that Stevens County is
at present quite flush with these birds
the delight of our hunters.
1t is rEmored that the Synod and
Conference of the Norwegian Congre-
cations. of Scandal, are to he united,
and a meeting to this end, is to he held
at the residence of Mr.. Anton An
derscn on the 9th inst. at . o'clock
P. NJ.
Mr.. G.. T.. Brown went over to Glen
wood on Monday, of this week. He
reports the Water works whereby
Glenwood is to be supplied with an
abundance of pure water, as progress
sing to the satisfaction of every
body.
The public schools in this village
will be closed early on Friday next.
Tie school in the old court house
will he closed at noon, the primary
and intermediate departments in the
main school building at 2:30 p. N.
and the grammar and high school at
4 p. NJ Those who take an interest
in public school affairs. will have an
opportunity to witness the closing
exercises.
Mr.. c. P. Maginnis has sold his
fire farm on Wintermute lake. in the
town of Morris, consisting of four
hundred acres with valuable improve
ments to the Delehant brothers, for
the sum of $4,000. BY this purchase
these gentlemen come into possession
Of one Of the handsomest estates in
Stevens county-one, indeed, it would
ne difficult TO- duplicate III any coun-
try.
Tie people of Morris might learn a
Jeksen fromrthe enterprise of the peo-
ple of Glenwopd, who are expanding
the handsome sum of $4,000. for a
fine water supply, Morris, which is
able to purchase half dozen Glen
woods. is yet too poor to afford pro-
per drainage system, and is yearly in
danger of having Its population car
ried off by an epidemic Of some sort,
the result of stagnant filth.
Two years ago Ole johnson or as he
was known or called at the time Ole
IIalvor, resident Of the town OF
Rendsyille, disappeared mysterionsly
from view, after a short season Of
dissipation at Herman. His comran
ions could give no clue to his inten
sions or fate, and although repeated
ual thorough searches were made
with The hope, at least. to find hi:
body. they were not crowned with