Morris tribune., 1883-12-08

and to all who truly appreciate the
useful and the good.
The supplement- with this issue is
worth preserving.
; Remember the supper in Berllin's
Hall next Tuesday evening.
Service in the Methodist church to-
morrow morning at half past ten
O'Clock.
Services in the Congregational
church tomorrow both morning and
evening.
The next hop in the NJ. @. c. series
will be in Phoenix Hall next Friday
evening.
J. f. Danieison is NOT to be outdone
in holiday goods. He has an elegant
and large stock on hand. See bust
ness locals.
Good material and skillful work
characterize goods from J. Cairney's
boot and shoe shop, on Fifth street.
If in need of work remember him.
\ prairie fire came near burning the
buildings and grain on Charles VIII
sons farm just north of town last
Wednesday night. Too many pre-
cantiOns can rot be taken to guard
against prairie fires.
Chicago News: \ young English
man in San Francisco proposes to
make Il trip around tie world on Il
bicycle once in every twentysour hours
and when they take "header" the
the stellar system is included.
A concrete foundation was COM
pleted for A. A. Whittemore's new
residence III the park on Thursday
evening. The foundation was just
completed in nick Of time as the cold
Of yesterday would have stopped the
work.
In the TRIBUNE's supplement- to-
day Will be found the President, Mes |
sage. L is brief, to tls point and con |
tainS many valuable reconnunda- /
tons. Evidently President Arthur is
one who thinks for himself. His mes
sage is we'll worth perusal.
One of the young gentlemen upon |
the ice Wednesday evening skated
into the opening left by those who had
been saving and draying ice during
the day. Had it been child instead
Of a young gentleman six it. high the
accident might have been fatal. This
demonstrates the Necessity for guard
ing the opening left by the ice cutters.
Yesterday being cold and stormy
was comparatively a dull day for
business men. Good & Brisbine i'm
proved the time by erecting a new
counter in the middle of the grocery
part of their double store and display
ing upon it their new stock of hoii-
day goods. Not all of of their hoii-
day stock is here vet but when it does
arrive their new counter will be an
one.
We are in receipt Of letter from P.
Dunleavy bringing the gratifying in
formation that the TRIBUNE is re-
ceived regularly and is passed around
the camp and read with interest. At
ter having read of the happenings at
his old home in Norris for sometime .,
he sends letter to the TRIBUNE to let
his friends here know about his new
in the mountains. His ,
letter will be read with interest ,
1t has been estimated by series Of ,
that the average loss in
weight by drying for wheat is one
Front this statement it ,
appears that farmers will make more ;
by selling in the fall at 50 cts per 7
bushel than in the following June at
S1.00, This estimate is based upon in }
terest at : % and takes no account of .
oss by vermin Or the cost of storage. =
These facts are at least worthy of con- /;
sheraton, +
The dairy interest has established c
tself in Minnesota to stay. It is but !
. few years since the dairying business
vas regarded as most doubtful ex-
pertinent, uponwhich few disappoin- |
ed wheat farmers in the southern
part of the state had ventured. Now {
t has attained the dimensions of I
great industry, and prosperity has i
its growth. Creameries are q
scattered here and there, fields are /
lotted with cattle, and farms whose O
returns had driven their a
,wners to encouragement are now Il
be sources from which a handsome t.
md yearly increasing income is drawn.
t is the Investigation nf agriculture, f
II the widest sense of that term, o
which has proved blessing to Mime d
ota farmers: but IN that diyeysiii- t
alton the INTRODUCTION of dairying t
las played the leading part.-Pioneer U
Press. Y
This Is the winter season. This fact i
hould be thoroughly understood. s
)ut of respect for the season people a
hould wear over coats, over shoes,
,loves, no matter wheather these ar 4
icles are needed or not. It should be b
one as matter of principle, All of 1
his talk which has been heard so Il
much of late about base bail, and cro- n
Iuet, should be promptly declared out q
If order. Papers like the Pioneer n