The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-05-01
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DR.. Thomas f. IIeenan is now oc.
c,,pying the Moore house.
Sites for the new lamp-nosts have
been chosen by the council.
The City treasury was replenished
TO the extent of 81 400, to-day.
Disciples of the art piscatorial are
having great success these days.
The Village Council met Friday
afternoon at the Recorder Office.
The Iawn-Tennyson will be the
correct ching for Morris this year.
There are thousands of dead fish
nearly all perch, washed ashore on
the lakes in Framnass.
Mr.. ". B. Hancock is setting out
some large trees in front of his tasty
dwelling near the court house.
The section foreman and his crew
mt Donnelly, saved the house on Mr..
VI. G. Aliens farm, from fire, last
week.
Mr.. Wells has purchased of Drew
s. Whittemore his attractive cottage
near The Court House on Fourth
street.
Old settlers tell us they used to
spear fish in the runway which
crosses It'll. street, in front of the
round elevator.
Mr. C. l.. Brown has given his Gre
dentials to Mr.. G. C. Thorpe, of Han
cock. as a delegate to the republican
state convention.
A couple of neighbors in the north
Part of the county had a set-to IN
which one knocked the other out
with the half oushel.
The boiler of the engine at Mr.. De-
Kay's elevator which sprang leak
last week has been repaired. and he
is now ready to receive grain.
THE plans of the new school house
building are in the county treasnrers
office, for the inspection of contractors
and others who may desire to see
them.
The recent heavy rains have neces-
STATED the placing of construction
crews on the railway lines, to restore
them to a safe condition for travel and
traffic.
Judging from the length of trains
which are hauled through Morris
nowadays. we should say that the
Manitoba company is doing a big
business.
Business in Mr.. L. C. Spooner' 8
Office has increased to such an extent
that he is compelled to give employ
ment to typewriter and shorthand
reporter.
Every citizen OF the county should
have the official organ of the county
on file. We hope it is not necessary
to state that THE Sun is the paper
alluded to.
MO. C. tomorrow night. AS this
will be the last opportunity to indulge
in these delightful saltatory reunions
it is thought that the attendance Will
be large and enthusiastic.
Mr.. A. A. Whittemore left Tuesday
last for Montevideo, preparatory to
leaving for jamestown where he will
at once begin the construction of the
North Dakota Insane Asylum.
An admiring throng of citizens
were gathered about the new lamps
and posts as they lay on the sidewalk
yesterday morning preparatory to
their erection. Morris must ad-
vance.
Another old landmark gone! The
three stacks of wheat, near Donnelly,
on which Watson and Leonard had a
ehattel mortgage for the past three
years, were burned by prairie fire
last Friday.
One half the water falling upon the
court house is now wasted. Would it
not be advisable for the commission
ers to put in cistern in front Of the
building that might be utilized in the
event of fire.
We learned late last evening that
Messrs. Wells. Brown and Thorpe
would be the delegation from Stevens
to st. Paul. Mr.. Brown will visit St.
james. in Watonwan county before
returning.
Sumo parties at Cyrus are agitating
the question of building farmers
elevator ut that point. 1t is expected
that gentleman from Morris will
take an interest in tho matter and act
as general manager.
Under the auspices of the Herman
Driving Park aud Fair Association, a
series of market fairs will be held at
Herman during the coming season.
This association las fine grounds and
E.rge meetings are anticipated
Important
1t is important that all farmers who
desire to patronize the creamery this
season will send immediately, to the
undersigned, the number Of cows
they design for that purpose.
E. II. STANTON.
we call the attention Of the super
visors OF the towns q orris and
Framnass to The condition OF the
fridge east o! Norris, on the Gler-
..ood road. One of lie centre piers