The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-09-11

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less damage tasEte .esul,ts- Wxat 0r
TIRE or,liAsry @Hssns "a ventila.kM us
rssnnstSll IL saults vi this lesnfip tius
is the Cause.
Services in the Episcopal Church
next Sunday viii be rs follows:
Morning. with yIsly Communion) at
la:ee. evening at $50; Sunday school
It 2s3n. Ghoir practice ON Friday
cvenia 1T clock.
r. NJ. JOHNSON.
II ctur.
Mr.. James O Brien and family, of
Donnelly, have the sincere symp,l ly
Of many friends in their sad hereave-
ment, OF wife and II ,.her- Her
funeral, which took place uh Sunday
afternoon was largely attended by
mourning friends, who thns paid the
last act Of respect to the relaains Of
nnr they we'd in life
The aemoertt:c state central COM
mittee met IN st. Paul list week,
Plms were perfected on which to
prosecute the several congressional
contests, especially those OF the First,
Third, and Fourth dist lets. in which
the prospects for success are mast
Aattering. and an executive Gem.
rlittee WAS ALSO appointed.
s.One by ene the roses fade" and
one hy one tile sTiatters on the right
Of way are hieing them where period.
zeal notices to quit are unknown. G..
w. JacRstn held out the longest. but
he too. has ful.led his tent. 1t was
somcthiag nnvel, hy the way, to be
shaved ina shop which was being
drawn through. the street.
Mr. John Mccullough has been
transferred Ivy The Mccormick IIar-
vestor CO.. to Il more responsible and
.re.n uneratiye position with head
quarters at Aberdeen, Oak. TIE
Sun, While regretting ANYTHING that
will remove from Morris an enter
prising and energetic citizen. offers
lis congratulations. Mr.. Mccullough
leaves on Monday.
| We have received from Mr. J. a..
BeMis who is in Buffalo, n. Y, in
attendance upon the convention of
the Railway Mail Service Mutual
Benefit Association. Il cory of the
Buffalo Courier of September 4, con-
tanning Az aecouzat Of the session of
that body. An interesting feature
was the presentation to President
Butrick of gavel made from the
famous Charter Oar. Excursions to
Chautauqua and Niagara Falls we: e
projected, AMI the delegates appeared
to have Il good time generally.
. Louisville, Ky, has been chosen as
the place of meeting for next year.
We call attention to circular is
sued by the Stevens County Abstract
and Real Estate Agency, full of
figures of the resources of our county
and Of great value in attracting the
attention of outsiders who may be
contemplating Investments in real
estate or. seeking homes far away
from the crowded cities of the E,st.
THE Sun welcomes to its aid in en-
deavoring to properly present the adj
vantages OF Stevens county to the
world this eaterprising ag ncy. To
those desiring to send them away to
their friends. these circulars NAV be
obtained upon application to p. A.
Mccarthy. manager.
The ladies of the Episcopal Charch
have already signiiied their wish and
intention to hsild '.fair' in the i'll
terest of their church during the
coming November. They would now
call upon the many friends of that
church for their early and hearty CO.
operation and support in the above
undertaking. Contributions, which
should be Gil land not later than the
first week in November next. may he
fc rwalded to and viii be cordially
acknowledged Icy the president aud
lldics of the Episcopal Society
Signed on behalf of the ladies.
Il. NJ. JOHNSON,
Rectug..
NORRIS, Sept. 10, 1884. !
Fraser and ,>Chadbourne- the
Traverse county delegates to the re-
cent republican district csnyention,
have boIted the nomination of Hon.
III. IL Wells for senator, for reasons,
as the Browns Valley Reporter puts
it, to be hereafter stated. They
have some connection. however. with
the new town called Wheaton, on the
Fargo & Southern Railway, which,
on account of its geographical posi-
ton, will one OF these days aspire to
he the county seat Of Traverse
Coupled with this, the fact that Mr..
Wells is about to embark in a bust.
ness venture ut this new pint, will
account to the average observer fey
the hostility towards the republi-
can nominee of the Browns Valley
neoplo.