Morris tribune., 1883-12-05
NORRIS.


locals.
There we've three runaways in town
last Saturday. No serioas damage
was done by any OF them.
Indications are that wheat will be
higher in the spring. The leading
markets are looking up.
There is an active demand for eggs.
Farmers having them for sale can get
high prices by bringing them in now.
Consumption, Coughs and Colds
cured by Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at Max Buckentin's.
The Manitoba company has had a
steam saw at work here this week and
with it have bi-Sected Il great deal of
wood.
Preparations for 4 Christmas tree
and supper in the Methodist church
on Christmas eve. are now being
made.
A suit was tried by jury on Monday
afternoon before Justice Baldwin be-
tween Anton Anderson and John
Bentzeu. The jury disagreed.
c. w. Sutton leaves for Fargo to-day
to take charge of the collections of the
Huber Threshing machine company
in that district. He will be in Morris
again during the holidays.
One of the wheels of wagon loaded
with window weights for the new
court house gave way Monday. The
accident caused little delay and
made new wheel Il necessity.
The second hop in the series of the
NJ. @. c. was given in Phoenix Hall
last evening 4 goodly number were
present and the gathering was one of
the most enjoyable ones of the season.
Geo. Grow has advertised his build
ing and lots on 9Th street for sale.
The property is desirable and ought to
find ready sale, Tor terms apply to
Brown 4 Chew in whose hands the
property has been placed.
The Manitoba company has largely
increased the number Of coupon tickets
for sale at this station and tickets can
now be sold to points south, east or
west by any of the different routes.
Baggage checked through to destina-
ton.
q. D. Hand OF the st. Paul Dispatch
is in town looking after the interests
of that paper. The Dispatch is
thoroughly and consistently Repub-
lican, is fighting the Millers Associa-
ton and kindred monopolies without
gloves and deserves hearty support.
Mr.. \. y. Whittemore owns one of
the lots in the park upon which there
are great mum Ger of fine trees. Some
of these trees are soon to be removed
to make room for residence which
Mr.. Whittemore is about to build and
are offered for sale. See business
locals.
Good & Brisbine are soon to have an
immense stock of holiday goods. For
the purpose of selecting it, A. S. Bris-
bine left on Monday night to the cities
where he will remain for few days.
Ihe stock will consist of toys, Christ
mas candies and a general line of holt
day goods.
At the family reunion at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Borrill of
Rendsville on thanksgiving day all of
their ten children were at home except
one, J. NJ. Borrill of Delano. NOtwith-
standing the fact that the family circle
was not quite complete the reunion
was a most happy one.
Rufus, the 2 year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Wells of Herman, died last
Sunday morning and was buried on
Monday afternoon. The sympathy of
a large circle of friends and relatives
in Herman, Morris and elsewhere is
extended to the bereaved family in
this, their time Of SORROW.
Ole Rasmussen of the town of franz
mas met with serious accident yester-
day. While coming to town his
team ran away throwing him from
the wagon. He struck Gil his head
producing conclusion of the brain. DR..
Duley was called and did all that
could be done to relieve him. His
recovery is considered doubtful.
Mrs. Corners of the town of Darnen
had a narrow escape from fire on Sum-
day last. The fire caught in the roof
Of her house and was well under way
before being discovered. No one was
at home at the time but Mrs. Corners
and her ten year old boy who went
heroicalIy to work and put the fire out,
Their success is quite remarkably.
". T, Summers is now with his
Uncle III the Windsor Hotel in st. Paul.
He has favored the TRIBUNE with
copy of the bill of fare for last Sundays
dinner and for the annual Thanks
giving game dinner. After perusing
them we conclude that if any of Mr..
Summers friends in Morris, call upon
him at the Windsor when in st. Paul
they will be we'll served.
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