The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-17
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Gaerade.
Or. Hernan has taken the Moore
residence.
The Probate Court was in session
OIL Monday.
F.,tner's new Lleat shop opens up
this week.
The village council did not meet on
Monday of this week.
Father Watry's new school build
ing is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. ID. w. Watson is recovering
ftun severe attack of quinsy.
Two train loads of emigrants gave
as the go-by one night last week.
Easter Sunday brought ont the
usual display of spring millinery.
The rain on Monday and Tuesday
wis temporary stopper on seeding.
The assessors books are in course
of preparation at the auditors office.
THE Sun poet will not enter Bar
nun $500 free-for. ail white elephant
contest.
Wheat took a;eent rise yesterday
morning. No. hard WAS quoted at
- cents.
The question of resuming the NJ. Q.
C.. dances is agitating some OF our
Young people.
MY. and Mrs. House are now perma-
nentIy settled in their old home Oh
Architectural hill.
The sheriff says the water is obiig-
ed to run up hill to get into his cis-
tern ut the court house.
Mr.. Gottlieb Weideman has pur.
chased from Mr.. Wells farm in
Swan Lake township for 81 200.
The county commissioners meet
next Monday to consider the question
of practicabllity of poor farm.
There is rumored another change
in the dray business. 1t is not dis
olution this time--partieuiars in our
next
Mr.. A. A. Stone has been appointed
member of the village board of
health, vice Hon. II. II. Wells, de-
clined.
Mr.. Stephen Murphy has sold his
lot l2, block So. to Mr.. VIM. O'Regan
who will build during the coming
summer.
Judge Baldwin has issued mar
riage license to Robert B. Macarthur
and Miss Catherine Graham. April
18th. 1884.
Dame Rnmor was correct this time.
John Mccullough has taken to him.
self wife, and we extend our hearty
congratulations.
Mr.. Wesley w. Coates and Miss
Meta Crandell were married at the
residence Of the bride, Saturday
night last. 10y the Rev. Boyd Phelps
The Manitoba road makes a differ
ence IF one cent per hundred
pounds in freight rates between Han
cock and Morris, in favor of the for
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schultz, o.
Rendsvi1le, are to be congratulated
on the arrival of ten pounl boy
The mother and child are doing
well.
Mr.. Gray, of Hancock, shot hiIase1
IN the calf of the leg on Monday b.
the accidental discharge of his revol
yer. The bull has not, as yet. beel
extracted.
Under the new rules of the schoo
board, to which exceptions have bee
taken 10y some, a boy named Ha
received his dismissal, last week
from s.snoof.
Mr.. VIZ. III. Perry, now of Willard
spent Sunday in Norris. Mr.. PER-
reports quite an influx of settlers t
that section-all owing to tn
booming process.
The railroad crossings at nigh
when "a train is shifting, are yer
dangerous. We would suggest to tn
council that lights at these point
would help matters.
Mr.. Henry Hutcllins went to An
tin on Monday night, to visit b
brother, and thence to Galesvil
Wis, where his sister has recent
LIST her home by fire.
Hope springs eternal so "
thought rs we watched Maginnls al
Callahan in their shirt sleeves, settin
I'D Wood binder which is destine
to cut the grain not yet sown.
The plans for the new school hon!
will be here on the 22nd. and bids wi
be opened May LIST. Mr.. S. Iarse
has been elected treasurer of Il
school board, vice Mr.. w. w. Gri
void, resigned.
The village council met on Tue
day afternoon at the Recorders offic
They appropriated $40 month f
the publication Of the proceedings
full of the council in the official pap
Of the village for the Inexpired yea
From the scarcity Of farmers
town on Saturday it conid readily
imagined that they had somethil
to do 1T home. The fact is, seedil
Il in full blast ana a continuation
such favorable, weather will soon .
it finished.
YES, We think it wouM be = 60
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