Morris tribune., 1884-04-16
NORRIS.
Caucus Friday night.

the tree crop.
The tree planting season approaches
Prepare to improve it.
The 23rd of April is Arbor or tire
planting day in Dakota.
James L. O'Brien of Donnelly ha
lost three valuable COWS.
Our Village Council are gettin!
down to good solid work.
Blank Notes, Drafts and Receipt
for sale at the TRIBUNE office.
A kiln of 800 900 brick is being
burned by the First National Bank.
Literary and musical entertainment
at the CONGREGATIONAL church Tonight
II. ". Stone & Co. intend buying
drove O.; cattle to drive to the Devil:
Lake country.
Services in the Congregations
church rs usual next Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
Let there be full attendance al
the caucus on Friday evening at
o'clock in Phoenix Hall.
Observe Rev. J. P. Hutchinson's adj
yertisement in another column. He
offers some fine furniture for sale.
4 hive Of italian bees has been or
dered by Geo. F. Cogel. He has faith
in bee culture here as we'll as ourself
We hear Of no opposition to the re-
election of Hon. H. H. Wells to the
legislature and we believe there is
none.
There are about three hundred and
seven dogs in Morris who will die be-
fore their time comes if their owners
neglect to license them.
A very pleasing and attractive pro-
gramine has been prepared for the en-
tertainmeut of those who visit the
Congregations churh this evening.
Those interested in the formation
Of :, base ball club are requested to
meet at the TRIBUNE Office on Thurs
dav evening of this week at S O'Clock.
The village council are to be COM
mended for their promptness in order
ing the side walk upon Fifth street
leading to the court house to be built.
Please pass the hat and if enough
money is raised, hire a team
and give the Board of Health a ride
through some Of the back streets and
alleys.
Six saloon licenses have been taken
out for the coming year. This in
creases the funds in the Village
treasury $24OO. Saloon Lenses come
high in Morris.
Those who remember the entertain
nent given in the Congregational
church a few months ago will be
pleased to learn that a similar one is
to be given there tonight.
Those wishing J. G.. Hutchins to
herd their cattle during the coming
season may leave orders with G. b..
Lowater or at this office as well as
with Mr.. Hutchins himself.
Those wishing land in Stevens
county should buy at once. Rock
bottom in prices has been reached and
from this time on there will be moth
ing but long continued advance.
The noted quilt made by Mrs. Bemis
some time ago was ratified for last
night. viii Carlton oil st. Paul took
the prize. The net proceeds to be de-
voted to the Cyclone sufferers is $11S.-
90.
The Village attorney and the Will
age council are revising the Village
Ordinances. Quite number of the
Ordinances are so loosely framed that
they are worthless and the revision is
needed.
AS Gov. Hubbard has designated no
day to be observed in Minnesota as
Arbor day we suggest, that the Will
age Council name a time and that
Morris plant trees whether the rest OF
the state does Or not.
At the county convention Saturday
afternoon let men be chosen to go to
Moorhead who will insist upon com.
promise between the the beligerent
factions. Peacemakers, not warriors
are what are needed now.
A pleasant wedding took place last
Saturday evening at the residence O.
Mrs. J. Crandall in which Mr.. w. w
Coats and Miss Meta Crandall were
the parties most interested. The
young and happy couple begin house
keeping at once.
One of the school boys, probably 6
member of the Physiology class
called for an Elementary 'rithmetic'
at Chas. w. Rohne's few days ago
He is not relative of the lawyer wht
wished to have the proceeding
"squashedn in Justices Court /,
short time ago.
The following appeared in the Min
neapolis Evening Journal yesterda,
afternoon:
Herman, Mimi, April 15-Informa
ton is received that Senator Charlie
F. Washburn of this place, who ha
been sick in New Orleans all winter
has just reached his old home in Port
land, Maine, and that his recovery i
extremely doubtful. The senator is
nephew Of Hon. w. ID. Washburn
He has long been sufferer from rheu
matte govt, contracted during hi
residence in California, where he oc
cupied q responsible position in th,
revenue service. Mr.. Washburn il
a young man, and possessed of more
than average ability. His record as .
legislator stands above reproach.