Morris tribune., 1884-07-09
NORRIS.
Concert Friday night.

prove OF interest u. lilliy.
A new cross walk is being laid i'll
front Of the Metropolitan.
Remember the Alleghanians for
Friday night at Phoenix Hall.
The report of the First National
Bank appears in another column.
The fireworks were fully appreci-
ated on the night of the day we cele-
brated.
Reilev x Hyland have dissolved
partnership. Further particulars
next week.
The Base Ball club have u challenge
to play at Herman on Friday but are
una ble to accept.
Many remarks complimenting the
appearance Of the Fire company were
heard on the Fourth.
\ special excursion train was run
from Little Falls to Morris and re-
turn on the Fourth.
The portion Of Mr.. Rohne's awning
destroyed by fire last week, is to be
immediately replaced.
n. 0. Reopen the photographer has
lust finished some fine photographs
of the new court house.
Youman Il Killian liverymen have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. 1oumans
continues the business.
As a concOmitant of the Fourth OF
July proceedings, few fines were
paid by fellows who celebrated too
hard.
CO.. Croonquist has had the pleas
ure Of feasting upon new potatoes and
green peas grown in his own garden
in Morris this season.
We think the fact has been demon
strated that interfering or assaultlng
a Marshal in the discharge of his duty
is improbable business.
Fire Company No. ,, wish to thank
Mrs, Buckentin, Mrs, Nilsson and Mrs,
Eyan for aid in decorating Engine No.
, for the procession on the Fourth,
The rain on the Fourth was untor-
tunate. 1t prevented the horse racing,
base ball game and numerous other
ainusemenls planned for the afternoon.
Found on Atlantic Avenue i'll Mor-
ris on the Fourth Of Julya towel and
handkerchief. The owner may have
the same by calling at this office and
paying for this notice.
Mr.. Stanger deserves credit for bis
untiring efforts in making prepara-
tions for the Firemen's dance on the
night of the Fourth. To his work
much of the success Of the hop is due.
Mr.. Bodeens numerous friends here
will regret to learn of his recent loss.
His office and printing materials
were burned at Detroit last Friday.
Mr.. B0deen loses over $1,000 above in
surrance.
A. G.. Greenlee, the well known
dentist Will be here on the 18th to re-
main one week. Those wishing his
services should bear in mind the date
and call during the first few days of
his visit and make their engagements.
The Fourth of July dance given in
Phoenix Hall, by the Firemen, WAS
great success. Over one hundred
couple were present. Everything
passed off pleasantly and all had a
good time the net proceeds were
1925.
For the National Encampment G.
A. r. 10 be at Minneapolis on the 23rd
of this month the Manitoba road will
sell tickets to members and their
families at half fare. The members
ofthe G. A. J. Overton post expect to
attend.
Herman suffered a disastrous fire
on the Fourth. Schroed ers furniture
store and J. D. Mullen's wagon shop
were entirely burned and the build
ing occupied by the Herald but owned
by Capt. r. P. Wells was partially
burned.
Joseph Peacock sheriff Of Pope
county passed through Morris on
Monday evening accompanied by
Miss Todd Of Glenwood. They had
in their charge an insane lady, Mrs.
Hays, whom they were taking to the
asylum at st. Peter.
The committee calling the farmers
meeting for the townships Of Scott
and Pepperton wish to invite all who
are interested in the movement to at
tend whether they are residents of
the townships for which the meeting
is expressly called or not.
Yesterday George burst was con-
xicted ofassulting the Village Marsh
al while ia the discharge of his duty
on the Fourth Of July. Justice
Hutchins very properly imposed a
fine nf 80 and costs. This will teach
him and others of his class that officers
Of this village while doing their duty
are not to be interfered with.
Mrs. o. A. Bradley and her children
left on Monday for Gaylord, Michigan
to join Mr.. Bradley who preceded
them last fall. We regret TO learn
that Mr. Bradley has been quite IN
fortunate since leaving Morris. Last
fall over 500 was stolen from him
and this spring he haa passed through
a severe fit Of sickness. 1t is to be
hoped that he will be more fortunate
in the future.
There will be q meeting OF the
people of the townships of Pepperton
and Potsdam who are interested in
the FARMERS movement" on Mon
day evening July 14til 1884 at 6 O'Clock
at the residence of NJ. Harig in the
townshjD of pepDerton