Morris tribune., 1883-05-09
NORRIS.
LOCAL NOTES.


Positively the last appearan ~of the
Ideals on Friday evening.
J. f. Danielson is the possessar of
full blooded Durham heifer calf, one
day old.
Do not fail to see the Ideals Friday
evening, New Songs, New Jokes and
New Farces.
Another boy! This time it is Chris.
Gaffney who is inviting the boys to
have cigar.
Complete change of programme on
Friday evening at Phoenix Hall by
the Morris Ideals.
III. +. Peters has not furnished us
will The usual number of runaway
items this season.
Go to the Ideals Friday Eve. May
18th, and see them "Rh: out and
heave the Cotton" on the Gospel
Raft"
Reserved seats for the Little Falls
Pleasure Party, in Berkin's Ha to-
night are on sale at Max Buckentin's
drug store.
Remember to have your seats re-
served for the Morris Ideals OH Friday
night. Tickets are for sale at Good 4
Brisbine's.
The entertainment 10 DE given by
the Ideals on Friday evening is for the
beneti; of the Ladies Aid Society OF
All Saints Parish. Patronize it libe-
rally.
Sale of seats for the Morris Ideals,
will commence Thursday morning
Nav 10th, at o'clock ut Good Il Bris-
bines store Go early and escape the
rush.
Encouragement at a great expense Of
the vol renowned orator. Jno. A.
Giltinan who will enlighten the pub
lie at the Ideals May 18th, Phoenix
Hall
T,-morrr,w is the last day of grace
iii I'll dog licensing business. AS
ONLY :, s.w dogs have been licensed
there must be quite a number to be
shot.
lii. e drop: printers ink, little
ty,s :Splsyc,f,' nakeour merchants
boss,,-, and all their big parade. Lit
tie bit. of stinginess, discarding prin-
ter,s ink-husts the man of business,
atn! - his credit sink.-GlencO En-
teflni~".
\ :.,:;:,. -: appreciation was present.
e.; : 'rri. -. G;;Stine, by the Morris
Corn. :5ana. last Noniay. The pres
ei,t ,c..-. ;, pi.eo!o, finely finished with
livery bead, 1t is highly valued by ti,
professor, who will kin lily remem "'
the Morris boys.
Work has been commences upon
the grounds of the court house block.
The trees in the center of the hlock
are being taken up and being t.aHs-
planted and arranged arounl the
outside of the block. With th@ trees
already growing upon the bloc, tie
grounds can be made very attri i've
indeed.
The Silver Cornet Band had an OF Ell
air rehearsal Oh Monday night anG
discoursed some excellent music upon
the streets traversed. The Morris
band always ranking among the best,
have made great progress during this
springs practice and will be more
effective than ever during the coming
season.
J. \. Johnson .i:Ls mldc arrange
nlents for doing an extensive, real
estate, loan and Insurance business.
If you have real estate to sell or real
estate to buy, if you wish money or
insurance, or if you have school bonds
or other securities to sell. Call and
see him. 1t is quite unnecessary, for
us to call attention to his advertise
ment as all readers Of the TRIBUNE
have noticed it before this.
A land slide delayed the rassen -er
train upon the L. f. & ID. upon its
return trip last Sunday SO much :,ai
it did not reach here till nli,in: h..
The obstruction was f.w miles is
side of Swanville. Conductor E.iit.i
and his men chopped up the mass of
frozen earth into blocks and then
drawed them out of the cut with the
engine. After about five hours of
hard work the, cut was cleared and
the train moved on. Some of the
crew were quite lame the next day..
Such work is more than they are re-
tustomed to.
AS usual the pony was left united
just south side of the track when the
Browns Valley train came ruinbling
along. The pony evidently did not
care to have the quiet of the afternoon
disturbed in this way and struck out
ina way that led us to think that
J. ID. Good was to receive sudden
call at his residence. just before
reaching the door however one of those
large trees was encountered which
stopped the wagon SO suddenly that
the horse was wheeled round and sud-
denly stopped where it could view the
wreck till Dot" arrived, All this hap
pened Monday afternoon. Mr.. bowers
says that horse will never be left nm
tied again.
Farmers in the west can not over
estimate the value ofditching. Num-
erous instances OF the benefits to be
derived from it have fallen under our
observation this Spring. On farms
carefully ditched seeding has been
completed with land in excellent
working condition while perhaps upon