Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-10-08
NORRIS.
"Sse Schemes" Tonight.


of l.. D. Perkins last week.
Prairie chickens can no longer be
shot legally until next season.
"Schemes" one of the finest plays
on the stage at Phoenix Hall tonight.
2. 2. Johnson has completed some
excellent photographs of the Metro
politan Hotel.
J. A. Bemis has put in stock of the
famous Dutch" cigars, manufactured
in Pennsylvania.
Go and see Edwin Barbour and
the Acme Comedy Co. in schemes
tonight Mt Phoenix Hall.
Robertson & Nelson are sending out
numerous fine and stylish suits from
the tailor shop on Fifth street.
r. F. Murphy has threshed. He
has $50 bushels of wheat from 20 acres
aud his oats averaged 70 bushels to
s the acre.
Max Buckutin & Bro. received last
4 week a large amount of goods for the
holiday trade which is now displayed
ut their store.
SIR, Elmer says he finds no buyers
. for the 100 bushels of potatoes he has
to sell, to Sa paid for when Blaine is
. elected President.
8 The band was at the rink last night.
Owing 10 the presence OF the Acme
Dramatic Company the band will hot
be at the rink TO night.
P.P. Johnson has abandoned the
Fifth street photograph gallery. This
leaves Kertson & CoHrteau in possess
sion of the whole field.
The wife of Austin Thomasson pre-
scented him with son a few weeks
ago. Our local paragrapher neglected
to mention the fact at the time.
We have q large stock of blank notes,
drafts, receipts, chattel mortgages,
releases etc. on hand. When in need
of anything in this line give us call.
The TRIBUNE has just received a
new stock of bill heads, statements,
letter heads, note heads, envelopes and
other kinds of stationery. Call and
examine our goods and get prices.
The members of the Catholic church
will hold Bazaar at Phoenix Hall on
the evenings of the y, %, % and 80 of
October. Further particulars will be
announced as the time approaches.
Episcopal services "All Saints"
church Sunday Oct. 18th. Morning
:3Owith Holy Communion; after
noon 80; Sunday school 2:l5 sharp.
Choir practice Sunday morning be-
fore service.
Geo. H. Munro recently received
number of hand grenades which he
has sold to Messrs. Good, Wolff and
Bemis. They will prove very useful
in case of fire. There should be more
of them in town.
In many portions of the state
prairie fires are doing great amount
of damage. We hope that sufficient
precautions will be taken so that we
will have no losses to report
from that source in this locality.
Last night the first frost Of the
SEASON visited this section. People of
the East and other unfortunate locali-
ties whose garden sass was killed a
month ago, can now appreciate one of
the beauties of Minnesota's climate.
A Father Mathew temperance So
cietv has been organized in Morris.
Ihis organization ofremperance work
tfs' is one Of the most effective in ex-
isteuce and the formation of society
here IL matter for congratulation.
In last weeks Olive Branch appears
a strangely garbled and distorted let
ter, signed "Justice" which it is gener-
ally believed was written by DR..
Heenan. Justice! What peculiar
name for that versatile gentleman to
fssume;
Last Monday afternoon J. Q. Oberg
was i'd the city giving away copies of
the mushroom sheet improperly
called 1.-THE Peoples Vindicator" and
soliciting subscribers for the same.
Just what success he had deponent
saith not.
J.F. Youmans has lost an English
setter pup, six months old, while with
yellow ears and yellow spot on the
top of his head and yellow spots on
his back. Readily answers to the
name Tommy" A suitable reward
will be given for his return.
On Thursday of last week r. K.
Cole sold his store to w. 81. Hendricks
sMr. Cole intends moving to Minneap-
oils. Mr. Hendricks intends refitting
and repainting the store, putting in
a new and larger stock of goods and
carrying OH an increased business.
Monteviieo Leader: Farmers, look
toyour best interests. Get out of that
bid rut-Mheat raising-and devote
your time to diversified farming and
you will soon find yourselves out of
debt and independent, and will not be
continually buying and paying for
maehinery;
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to the adyer-
tisement OF George Rowles which APP
pears in this issue, Mr.. Rowles has a
very popular restaurant and has beside,
we'll stocked grocery store. Give
him call and note the numerous at
fractions he has to offer.
sunday afternoon the Catholic
young men of Morris organized a
Father Mathew Total Abstinence So
eiety with q member ship of is. The
following are the officers: President,
rI.,~ UI,,nn Nioa Drocidapf u d