Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-06-25

the publisher of the Fargo republican.
W.. Summers will visit friends
and relatives in Morris about Aug.
18th and enjoy a portion of the hunt
ing season.
Hon. J. D. Good left for st. Paul on
Monday night to attend the Grand
Conclave of the Knights Templar of
Minnesota. He is expected to return
to-day.
Col. III. Munro, returned OH Friday
night of last week from an extended
trip through the Northern Pacific
country. He expresses himself as be-
ing greatly pleased with what he
saw.
The Beardsley Base Ball club will
probably be in Norris on the Fourth.
McMillen & Briggs are erecting q
roller skating rink in Morris on Fourth
street which they will have ready for
use by an amusement loving public
in a short time. The rink is 4iNl15ft.
is to have floors Of yellow birch and
will be complete in eveay particular.
Edward Williams and Miss Minnie
Finch of Jackson, Wis. were married
last Sunday by Rev. B. Phelps at the
residence of the groom's mother, in
Morris. The Tribune joins with the
friends of the contracting parties IN
wishing them success and happiness.
R,K, Cole and George Rowles each
erected a lemonade stand near the
circus grounds last Friday. They
supplied their patrons with a better
quality of lemonade than the circus
stands did but whether they made as
much clean cash or not we are unable
to state.
A sample of Lost Nation wheat 81
inches high and finely headed out has
been left at this office by Mrs. Michael
o. German. We doubt whether there
is locality anywhere that can boast
of wheat better then this. Mrs. O. Cor
man has field covered with wheat
fully as good as this sample.
Between four and five hundred ex-
cursiopists from the eastern portion
of the L. F. & D. railway visited Glen
wood last Sunday. An excursion
from here to the same place would be
very popular. In order to make it
success however, some other day be-
side Sunday must be chosen.
No person in Stevens es adjoining
counties should be without the FRI
BUNE during the political
campaign this fall. All phases of
national, state and local politics will be
accurately given, Those who are
not readers of the paper should send
in their subscription at once.
Sank Centre Herald: They were
harvesting ice and hay the same day
last week at Veiie's mill. While one
gang was cutting ice two feet thick
another was cutting hay two feet high.
Tt is a fact and only to show that
Minnesota has a climate bound to
meet the wants and wishes Of the
most exacting.
L.G. and III. Levoy, of Brainerd'
were busy taking views of the princi-
pal buildings in the city yesterday.
These views when finished will be ex-
celIent if they correctly represent the
structures taken, as many Of the pub
lie, business and residence buildings
in Morris are unexcelled for external
beauty as wei Il as for practical use.
The Phoenix Fire Company is
making ample preparations to royalty
entertain their guests at Phoenix Hall
on the night of tie Fourth. The
music will be furnished by the Morris
Orchestra. Supper will he served at the
Metropolitan. Everything will be in
perfect order and the dance will prob
ably be one of the pleasant features of
the day we are to celebrate.
Sells Brothers circus and menagerie
pulled down its tents and loaded it.
self upon cars and was gone last Fri
day night with suddenness truly re.
markahle, It was quite late before
the evening entertainment was over
but before IL o'clock everything was
gone. There must be great deal OF
practical energy about the manage
ment Of circus that moves so rapidly
The circus has come and gone
Sells Brothers circus and menagerit
is the best that ever visited our city
The menagerie contained all that was
advertised and the circus was goo(
one. Sells Rrothers deserve grea
credit for the enterprising and able
manner in which they are entertain
ing the public. They are one of thu
few circus and menagerie firms wht
| give value received to all of their pa
irons.