Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-12-24
NORRIS.
This is our Christmas edition.


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An interesting collection or Chrlst
mas miscellany appears III TINS issue
Much VIII De lo"no VI i'''eiee' ~ ''''
young ana OLD.
\ subscription to this paper was
paid last week in cider. This item
will probably make down-east editor:
turn green with envy.
\ new cabinet and another lot o
new type were1received by the TRIB
UNE last Saturday. Our job printing
outfit is inferior to none this side o.
St Paul and Minneapolis.
Charles Buckley. fireman upon
the Manitoba road, was taken sick at
Morris, last Friday. Thomas Colo
han fired his engine to st. Paul fol
him, returning to Morris on Satur-
day.
Rev 2 Phelns has for some time
haau in noor baa1tb hut is now so
much improved as to be able to preach
again. He will Conduct services in
the Methodist church as usual next
Sunday.
The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate AGENCY have a new adver-
tisemant i'm this issue. They are U.s.
ing great deal of printers ink which
will benefit Morris and Stevens coun-
ty as we'll as themselves.
last Sunday eveninc G.. Flatner
found y huff.1o roba between the old
corrt house and D. w. Watson, s
livery stable. The owner can get the
same bv calling at Mr.. Flatner's meat
market and proving property.
Post master Torpev whose term of
office exnired Dec. 18th has been re-
appointed, His denomination was
confirmed on Dec. 18th. The TRIB-
T-SE Joins with Mr., Torpey's many
friends in extending its congratula-
tions.
Prof w. II. Miles makes q few
timely remarks in connection with
the monthly school report for the
nublic schools. which appears in an
other column. All patrons of the
school should give them careful
reading.
\ second masquerade was given at
the Morris Roller Rink last Thursday
evening. The weather was intensely
cold and the number of visitors
was smaller that at the former one.
lnoae presently iio"e'el' ii'''' q t'e'''
anu '''ne
Services VIII be held at the Catholic
church on Christmas DAY as follows:
High Mass at i've O'Clock a. M; Sec
ond Mass at elght O. CLOCK a. M hlgh
solemn peheolctloh VIII oe giVen'
:.
IL mas oeeil uec'ue' ia .o"i'' 'i,"' -
'iei VI q ca III III ns
TO give ilo''ce through ''ie ne"Sp"p0.'
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10 'o''le'i''ns "o1' VII 'oii'o n''o''"e'
VII no'iu"S eseh'ii9 we 'isi'7" Vie
meeting Vi 'ne MOTIFS A'n'e'io .ioo ~
fhoeiiiA f1''ll' ihey nave nearly
good time at Ciielr iileeIiils IS anu DIV '''e
same Iii1e nave a'l "p'lhoa'lce o' OK
efciSe l''cii 'ei'''e " give s'ieis'"
ana 'he perfect use vi 'iie'r iliusoles'
We are surprised to learn the extent
to WHICH tickets in the Louisiana
sCaCe i'o''eFy ''ilo sa'e mere uu' oi
tie many liui'oie'' ooil"r7 seh' iioiii
mere " e'illcll Vic 'iiaiiaSel7 vi .h"'
famous lo'tery, ouC very lie" ooilafs
ma Chelr way oacA III 'he way Vi
przes'
"The pretty man with the sugges-
tive beard" thought himself called
upon to say something, but by the
tiiiie lie Ia" ,'pi0'e" ,,i' 'o'e' ''o
was 80 o""iS eN,'"''''7' '.'''' ''o 90
ha'u'y 'e'pon'io'.' anu i'' 90 h''
oesioes peiis 'eeoie' were 'i''r"'y "
Tue po'n'.
4. Christmas tree is to be given at
the Congregational CHURCH OH Christ
mas eve--to-night. A medley Christ
,,os c,ut,ta ,ciII he rendered before