Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-11-19
NORRIS.

The thermometer took Il sudden
turn downward last Saturday night
A Business Education for $40 ut La
Crosse College. See advertisement
Services will be held in the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning.
The report of st. Francis Graded
school for the past month appears in
this issue.
Services in the Methodist church
church next Sunday, both morning
and evening.
A few of the Stevens county DEM
Gratis, at least, know how to sympa-
thize with Mr.. Blaine.
Services in the Episcopal church
next Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
Sunday school at 2:30 o'clock.
A considerable number of residents
of our county are in the city in atten-
dance at the present term of court.
Peter Anderson, a young man twen-
ty three years of age, died at the
Scandinavian Hotel on Friday even
ing.
G.. w. Jackson is preparing Il guam
tity of his Hair Tonic and Remover
for exhibition at New Orleans this
winter.
The TRIBUNE is indebted to Co, Supt.
J. \. Johnson for an abstract of his
official report Of the schools of the
county.
Mr.. Mathews, the expert skater,
pronounced the floor in the Norris
Roller Rink the best for skating that
he had seen.
John House has just returned from
Grove Lake whittier he was called
last week by the sudden illness and
death ofhis mother.
The Olive Branch states that one Of
the finest herds Of Jersy COWS in the
state was last week added to the stock
at the Moorland Farm.
If some of the swell Democrats of
Morris do not get good fat offices un-
der Cleveland's administration it will
not be on account of modesty in asking.
Miss Zue McClary will give an en-
tertainment in Phoenix Hall next
Monday evening. She is a popular
little reader and will probably have a
full house.
Mr.. Sprague has gone into the woods
to over see the work of cutting wood
at c. Cogel & Co.'S. camps. They in
tend getting out large quantity of
wood during the winter.
The TRIBUNE has made arrange
ments for a weekly letter from New
Orleans during the continuance of
the great Exposition, which we think
will prove highly interesting to all
our readers.
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BUNE agency.
The Democrats will jubilate again
this evening. They are out of
the forest now. They have not had
an opportunity to celebrate since Bu-
chanan's time and of course have a
great deal of pent up energy which
must vent itself.
The district court for this county
convened yesterday, Judge J. H.
Brown presiding. This session will be
o short one as but little business of inn
portance is to be transacted. A full
ACCOUNT of whist is done will be given
:n'anf neAt :Issye:' -"
The ladies' of the Methodist church
will have sDciable at the residence
OF Hon. r. NJ. Richardson on Friday
evening of this week. 4 large atten-
dance is expected and is certain that
all who are present will be royalty ell
tertained and have q good time.
In looking over the new school
house, there are numerous things to
be noticed, such as oak thresholds and
stairs, wrought iron butts etc which
are better then the specifications call
for. The work of but few builders
can he criticised in the same way.
4GI4te Nelson: Of the firm Of IsQber-
coli IL Nelson in Morris: and Miss
Mary Homstad' were married at the
residence of the bride, in Pope county
on Tuesday of last week. The TRIB.
UNE joins with the many friends Of
the hapRy couple in extending con,
EXAMINATIONS ta t!1 att 9s
A party of skaters from Benson will
visit Morris next Saturday and will be
at the Mqrris Roller Rink during the
srsiI{itg, Thirty coqplas aIe coming
slGrFIs shsIers Will be ont in full force
SO that OH Saturday evening, Morris
Roller Rink will have all Unusually an
irlated appearance.
No farmer; business man or pro
fessional man can afford to lie withou
his home paper. 1t cost less than
aiekeI week and often contains in
tfhgle number tlfforhdtion' worth tel
tiIless' the entire Subscription price
Read your home paper and keep pos
ted on imprta4t events that are dali!
tFHRspirIag IN Feur aWn county an
town.
Anthony Gaughn's team took a rap
id run up Atlantic Avenue last Thurs
day. Having loose dump bards OF
the wagon instead of an ordinar,
box, Mr.. Gaughn and tn
man with him could not get soli
saengR foetil.s V rold the team ant
Esuidss only: let tile horses fun. Final
". Mr.. Gaughn walked out on, til