The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-27
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~iIrnGiu SielGhthS Wv SUNDAY.
siie county commissioners meet TO-
MORROW.
Tie NJ. Q C's., meet tor orrow
evening.
Pistols and coffee Onr local reror
TOR and our worthy mayor.
We are Pleased to note an advance
cf four c.rts in the price Of wheat
since our last report.
Euri:r the alsence of his alter ego.
bottle will be the guest of Hon. J. D.
Gco,',
Nessrs Good 4 Trisbine, are deliv.
orig Tie cl.airs for use, at tie court
heEse.
The county officials dine with the
Sheriff at the new count house on
Saturday.
Tie Masonic Installation ceremony
together with the the banquet and
,all this evening will he the event Of
the week. <---
4 locm written for the Sun by Mfr.
John O.Reilly Scott. of Darnen. una
,oitahly crowded ont this week, will
appcaF.in our next Issue.
Tile Christmas tree entertainment
ut the NJ. f. Church. brought much
happiness to the little folks wno~were
present in large numbers.
Mr.. Kinney Rush. and Miss. Susie
Holmes were married in Willard on
Christmas day. Congratulate ions heing
in order, We extend ours to the happy
couple.
A rarity named Michael Noonan was
arrested last week for threatening the
Fife Of Thomas Colohan. and placed
rn1ar $cG0. bonds to keep the peace,
fcr six months.
Owing 10 the closing of the catholic
,arcchial schools for the winter. it
will 10 necessary for the village to
furnish additional accomrr odations in
the puilic schools.
The material for the completion of
the new court house. has at last ar
rived. and Contractor WhittemOre
will proceed TO the completion of the
same without delay.
A Morris raper claims that the wild
"inrs Of Stevens county. = Benson
Times.
With the Thermometer at IS below.
we mnst acknowledge the corn.
Since onr last issue deputy mar
shall arrived in town; at the same
time Mr.. bowers left for Minneap-
ellis. Thus men may c.ne, and men
may go. but the Sun shines onforever.
The dwelling of Mr.. Sanford, who
resides near Judge Husevold, in the
town of Framness, was destroyed by
FIRE on Christmas day. while the fam
i'v were absent at the neighboring
house of Mr.. Constantine Sax.
The formal opening Of the Skating
Rink. last Friday evening. was gala
occasion. All the youth and beauty
of Morris graced the event. and the
tinlcet strains of our Silver Cornet
hand enlivened the already joyful
scene.
harnrort obtained credence a few
days ago, that murder had been
commit ati about two miles north Of
town. Our reporter investigated the
matter. and found that three hun
.red pound hog had had its throat cnt.
People should learn TO distinguish
between the genus homo and the genus
sus of pachydermatons Iuadrnpeds.
Ere another issue of The. Sun, it's
r~adsiGse viii have witnessed the
death f the OLD, and the birth of the
rev yeas. With the young year
will come all the Eols S and aspira'
tions Of youth, some to lie realized,
come to end in Gisal pointmcnt. II 6
Sun wishes each and everyone health
and prosperity, and a happy new
year.
Hugh Stinson Esq, resident OF
the village died at his residence last
Frid; y evening OF erysirelas. Mr.
Strson was Il native Of the north o1
Ireland. lie came to the UnitedStates
at an early day and has tetn resi-
dent of this state for about twen.y
live years. He leaves widow an(
several sons and daughters, who have
the sympathy of the entire commu
nifty, to NOUN his loss.
Tl,e wheat market is somewha
haster. prices being quoted four cent!
higher than last report. Oats steady
hut the abundant supply keeps prices
down. The genera, market is yer!
1uctuating on ala kinds Of grain
owing mostly to the holiday season
dealers being DESTROYS Of squaring III
jor the beginning of the year, ant
selling or buying to I'll orders. Th'
outlook is good.
our ANNUAL PROGRESS.
1t is very proper for us. at the clos
Of the calendar year, to tahe retror
rective yicw,as a community, of th'
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