The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-09-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
III LJ'TH.
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Mr.. 4. Y. Forsherg is opening Il
shoe-making shop at S.arbuck.
rhe first buffalo coat appeared on
our streets.a couple of evenings ago.
Mr.. p. A.. Mccarthy spent Satnr-
sf,s seck;ag mp real estate Saaters in
Traverse county.
The Judges stand ut The rsea csnrse
TOOK s,imLse during oase of the re-
cent l.igh Winds
There are MANY friends wle will
sympathize with Prof. Miles and wife
i'm the loss of their infant SON.
sc Cogel & Co. Wood YMd, is the
legend we SAW on Il sign borne across
Atlantic avenue last evening.
Asnund G;tarder. of Ben Wade
tosnship. Pope county, was killed
Is lightning s.c ke a few days ago.
Accessions to the ranks al the
Cleveland and Hendricks club of
Stevens county are being made almost
daily.
The steam launch which Mr.. A..
Foss proposes to put on Lake Mime
waska at Glenwoou arrived this
morning.
There have been some few changes
made in the st. Paul, Minneapolis
Il Manitoba time table, 10 which we
call attention..
Mr.. John Coleman WAS presented
with another little democrat few
days ago. Mother and child are do
ing finely.
To those who have been tkreshing
out of the sAsek the weather has
been Of Il most exasperating descrip-
ti,n lately.
Mrs. Celia Gaffney. widow Of the
lite ChristolAies GaGnes, has brought
her infant son, who died very sud-
denly, to Morris for burial.
A son of VIM. Burrill had n plum
lodged in his throat from Sunday
until yesterday morning. when DIR.
Eeenan succeeded in dislodglng it.
The Morris reused elevator. A. II.
Merrill, manager, has undergone a
thorough fitting-out ana overllauling.
and is now prepared to receive grain.
Tie tax-sale of lands upon which
taxes are delinquent and against
which judgment has been entered
will take place next Monday, 18th,
inst.
Mr.. Kess&y Rush is about to move
into West Eighth street. When this
street is opened across the Manitoba
track it promises to be the finest in
town.
Two sections Of land in Grant
county contiguoasto the line diyid-
ing it from Stevens and owned ibi S'
philadelphia parties. have been sold
10 Mr.. Thos. d. kiles, of Minneapo
lis.
Thomas Gaffncy. only child of the
late CHRISTOPHER Gaffney. formerly OF
Morris. aged Is months. died al
Wan coma, Ia, last Monday. The
remains were brought to Morris ant
a,&erseJ in the Catholic cemetery
yesterday
Our merchants are laying in ex
ceMionalIy large stocks CT goods
Prices are very fayor2lse now, fol
buyers especially la woolleils. -and
our farmss pisy safely calculate Al
an increased purchasing power of tlls
mighty dollar.
There.are rumors in the air OF /:
new paper in. the interest of TIT
farmers movement to bs stated al
QrtoEville- shortly. Two Thousand
dollars hay oAsen subscribed and pal,
up, and 1t is promised. tia. thi.g.
will lie made lively fur all interested
parties.
Flax is worth 81 per arss;iel ii
Morris. This will make sume.of ths
wheat farmers feel like hiring III
ahle-bodied man to administer wllal
or friends tile present contestant.
with the cAinese would call. a. coup
e-pied.
Willie II. Lyon, a two-yf old sol
Of John Il. Lyon living beside LAX,
alice ut Fergus Falls, was missing
yesterday, and after several hour.
search his body Wa fonnd in I'll,
like in deep water. ahsllt i rod from
shore. The remains were brought /,
Norris last Friday and buried here
An expert has. rr0nossnctd til,
hfating plan of the court house dc
fective. The yan]is, too give con
siderable trouble oBaceosnt Of tl,ei
dampness. beip assollrcr q mere q