Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-04-28
MORRIS.
LOCAL NOTES.
Clean up!

w. Garfield is the happy father of a
boy-a bouncing big one.
Hans Olson has purchased, lot in
block IL, and is about to build resi-
dence.
A portion of the fence around III. b.
VOLTS residence succumbed in the
late wind.
{. X. Smith has added porch and
dressed his residence up with new
coat of paint.
Ed. Hall has caught the building
fever and is making quite and addi-
ton to his house
Improvements continue to be made
at the Riverside Roller Min. The
mill is being painted.
In cleaning up your premises don't
forget to renovate your cellars if you
would avoid malarial fever.
Kenner & Moore purchased over 100
cords of wood of E. bowers, this week,
for use in their brick yard.
Those interested i'm the formation of
q base ball club are requested TO meet
at Phoenix Hall next Tuesday even
ing, at s o'clock.
Two more dwelling houses are going
up in Morris Addition. Houses are
appearing as rapidly as if by magic, in
that part of town.
A heavy royalty should be assessed
upon all parties who pattern after the
stable recently erected on lots Is and
II, block 8, Piety Hill.
Where are all our correspondents?
We hope to hear from them often
enough to know that they are still in
the land of the living.
Eleven commercial men arrived at
Morris on the east bound train
Wednesday night, and still greater
number on the west bound train.
S. l.. Harris has purchased lot in
block IL, on Poverty HILL" He has
just completed small residence upon
it which he will hereafter occupy.
c. Fl. Allyn, the popular machine
man has rented J. Bissonette's resi-
dence for one year and has already
gone through the ordeal of moving.
Watson & Leonard moved their of
flee yesterday, to the corner of the
right of way of the st. p, M. & NJ.
company, upon Atlantic Avenue and
Seventh street.
The plastering of Larson & Nilson's
new store is done, and work i'll putting
in fixtures has commenced. The
building will be ready for use in a
week or two.
A new walk was laid on Wednesday
by the side of Good & Brisbine's new
buildings, connecting Atlantic Ave.
with the walk on Fifth street leading
to the court house.
Rev. T. c. Hudson exchanges pull
pits tomorrow with Rev. J. F. Ham,
iltOn, of Sank Centre, who will preach
in the Episcopal church here both
morning and evening.
Our barber "hooked" it last week
That is to say Geo. Hooks, who has
been running barber shop in this
place for some time, removed to Nor
ris Wednesday of last week. We wish
you success, George, although we did
hate to see you gO.-Benson Times.
A cute little girl of Piety Hill, re-
marked the other day, that she would
be glad when next winter come.
When asked to explain, she said: 80!
: because / am to have little brother
then.n
C. w. Gaffney opened his saloon
and billiard hall on Wednesday, in
Mars Bros. building. The building
has been completely remodeled. Two
new pool tables and other furniture
has been purchased.
A special communication of Golden
Sheaf Lodge No. 1873 A. F. & A. NJ.
will be held at the Lodge Room ON the
evening of April 2Sth, Work In LIST,
Degree. All masons i'm good standing
invited to be present. By order of the
w. NJ. o. G.. HANSON, Sec.
In order to devote his time exclu-
sively to his store and lunch room Mr..
Cole offers his bakery for rent. This
makes an excellent opportunity for a
first-class baker to engage in business
that must be remunerative, and is one
which will probably not he long UNI
improved.
E. d. Strong, of Elgin, ILL.,, arrived
on Thursday, to have charge of the
Morris Creamery. Mr.. Strong was
with Mr.. Lawrence in his creamery at
Waukesha last year, and understands
butter making to perfection. 1t is
thought that the creamery will be
ready to begin work in about two
weeks.
The Montevideo Musical Union will
celebrate the opening of the new Chip
pewa county court house by present.
ing the cantata "Queen Esther on
Friday, Saturday and Monday even
ings, May 4th, 5th and 7th. Ye editor
is in receipt of a complimentary ticket
for which the management of the
Union will accept thanks.
Is it not about time for the officers
Of the Agricultural Society to make a
: beginning upon the improvements to
the fair ground? It should be def
nitely understood that Morris is to
have a grand Fourth of July celebra-
ton this year, and in such an event
the fair grounds should be ready for
the races and other attractions.
The board of health have issued
final order in regard to the cleaning
up of premises about the town, which
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