Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-06-09
NORRIS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. II. l.. Williams moved to her
recently purchased boarding house on
Pacific Ave. this week.
ElsN here is published a call for the
ultty'convention. This begins the
boilin. ofthe political tea pot locally.
Do we celebrate This lisa question
which should have been answered in
the affirmative come time ago, but
still there is time.
Ask {. H. Allen why he LED his
horse home last Sunday evening. He
would have looked more comfortable
sitting in the buggy driving.
The Institute formed by the Leslie
Company at Sank Centre had lO4
meu.heis and the Tribune of that place
pronoutres it Il great success.
Last sunday morning sixty-three
names were added TO the Catholic
churcl here. Bishop Seidenbush was
preSeii uud conducted the contirma-
ton services.
Father Fox aud Sister, d. J. Burke.
Luke Crow, the Misses Grow, IL. Kelly
and Miss McRae of Graceville We're i'll
attendance ut Remenyi's concert on
"Wednesday evening.
+. w Knott has filed up the mud
hole in front of the Perkins House
~ t. n~aphnln
that might be followed with profit by
others upon the street.
\ new awning was put up in front
OF the stevens County Bank last week
and another in front of Larson X
Nilson's store. fine TRIBUNE neg
lected to speak of them at the time.
J. y. Alien is building barn in
Herman and the Herald says: A man
anight worship it without committing
any sin, for ii is not 1.-The likeness of
anything in the heavens above or in
the earth beneath"
The N'illmar Gazette says that Re-
menyi, the celebrated violinist, wanted
10 give an entertainment in Willmar,
but he only wanted to pay five dollars
for the hail and have IA piano furnished
gratis The hall ism rented that way.
The rural distsicts are prayerfully
wishin- Tor cyclone To overtake the
Boston ideal Uncle Toms Cabin COM
pany, which is providing about the
country vi"timizing the people of the
town~.-Sauk Center Tribune.
The Leslie Concert Co., of Chicago
give Free Concert in the Cong.
Church Tonight. The COM
pany X Imposed of the following:
Jennie I-inr, Soprano; Minnie
Mclaughlin, Mezzo-Soprano; Kate
Cofiey, Contralto; Earl Burwell,
Tenor; 8. T. Leslie, Basso.
Although the c ,ncert is free-and no
collection takeil-yet first-class pro-
gramnle of Sacred, Secular, Classic
and Ei;gt lful music will be given.
Their object IS to organize Il musical
convent i,ii, and no lover of music,
or those Interested i'll its cultivation
can affur.! to miss this concert.
The Tribune Of last week printed a
list OF some forty buildings, including
business houses, public buildings, and
dwellings, which have been built in
Morris this season and states that
many more are to go up. Morris is
a cross rtiIroad town, aud is booming
-Willmar Gazette.
Not long since, as one of Morris
prominent business men was return
ing from the East, his boots were
changed in the sleeper for those Of
some one else. This accounts for it
all. This gentleman does not wear
high top boots from choice, even
though they are often quite conven-
lent.
Work upon Ihas. w. Rohne's new
drug store is progressing rapidly. A
good block foundation has been made
and a liberal supply of gravel used in
filling UP around it. The frame is
nearly complete. A description of the
building will be given when the work
of erection is finished
Prof. Gastine is spoken of very
highly as Instructor by all who have
engaged his services as vocal or in
strumental teacher as well as by the
members of the band, of which he is
instructor AS he has located here
permanently, he certainly deserves
the patronage of the people of the viii
lage.
Father Watry has two broods of
chickens which are remarkably fine.
He obtained the eggs from which they
were Matched from Columbus, Ohio.
One brood is of the Silver Spangled
Variety and the other the Plymouth
Rock. Each chicken is an exact
counterpart of each of the others of
the flock to which it belongs.
The concert given by the Leslie
Company in the Congregational
church last Tuesday evening was the
best ever listned to by an Alexandria
house. The church was crowded and
the aisle and vestible packed with
people and many were unable to get
inside the door. A large class was
formed and is now under instruction.
Alexandria Post.
Musicians who have attended the
concerts given, and the institutes con-
Quoted by the leslie Concert Company.
recommended them very highly. The
music given at the concerts is of the
best, and the instructors at the insti-
tutes are experienced and able teach
ers. This evening this company will
be in the Congregational church and