The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-08-07
THURSDAY, AUGUST eth, No. IS.
SvNSEaMS.


Seams.
We are seven.
HaF. year subscription.
Where is III, hoard of trade
II,ncock has Il G.. A. IL. post now.
The board of equalization is in ses
sion.
More hay is he us PIT M this yea"
than ever hfnrc.
n,.r exchanges Ill have something
80 say 81 roller Kinks.
fhe hi-cvrie promises to hcceme y
favaritp seed q" our citizens III their
hours or recreation.
The 81. Pani johhers saved the best
trim for .heir last Taxing this view
Of the case, Norris is appeastd.
Mai. Martin Maginnis, delegate III
rangre.s for Montana is spending
some time at his old home in Goodhue
county.
The new crop will he moving short
Nv. Have any efforts been aade to
make Morris an objective point for
the farmera
Il was very unkind for The farmers
teTeave their brethren of the villages
ont in the hail and not to Invite them
in to their consultation.
r. H. Kelly WAS too busy playing
draw-roker to spend time in looking
Morris nvpr.-Morrjs Tribune.
This is an Internal lie!
There will I've preaching ut the Con-
gregatfoaaa Church next Sunday. AIT
gust 10th. i'm the morning AMI even
ing at the usual hours. by Rev. Z. W.
Childs.
We devote considerable space To
The movements of the farmers Of the
county and district in their Efforts to
put an acceptable ticket in The field.
this week.
Mr.. John Barry brought Il potato
vine into our office yesterday which
is FIVE feet long, being but a fair
SAM lie of the growth Of potatoes on
his.farm near town..
Foreman johnson. whose arm was
crushed some time ago near Hancock,
is getting along very WE'LL 1t has
beeI concluded that it will not he
necessary te'amputate the arm, us was
at first feared.
We must enter our protest against
tile incorrect Pioneer Press report
of the jo5bers' trip which accords to
Morris a population of but 1000 souls.
One half thousand added to this
estimate would be low one.
We hope our RAIDERS appreciate
cur efforts to give them the fullest
and earliest reports of the various
farmers meetings instead of putting
them off with somewhat cold and
stale rehash of the reports by ordi-
Udl GOulDC VI SotifC lNNiOtC
period.
aTessrs. John d. Good and Henry
TTGtchins jumped aboard the jubbers'
train Monday evening and went as
FAR as Wahpeton with the festive
gang. On their way back they stop
ped off at Herman to see the farmers
in district convention assembled, and
appeared to take considerable interest
in the proceedings.
It takes the Tribune n an to enthuse
when there is a bari in sight, but his
efforts to portray the feelings which
shessA inspire 4 patriot under such
circumstances are feeble compared
with his emotions two years ago.
Kindred's grave will ever be kept
bright and green by the fertilizing
tears of his erewhile dependents.
Engine No. 1874 with w. II. Harris
new coIossal(D nickel-plate circus, with
just six cars, one OF which contain
ed five animal vans, passed this point
at about six this morning en- route
for Wi!lmar. Appearances would
seem to point to KanGiyohi' reeeiv-
ing-a very thin plating Of circus to-
dry.
Mr.. w. j. Abernethy, the originator
of tie Saskatchewan fife wheat, was
in town Saturday evening. He claims
that when the farmers come to learn
the fact that it will yield Sand 10
bushels more to IN. acre and conf
mand ten cents over other varieties
in The market. they willnatnralIy use
it in preference to tie other val
ieties.
The directors Of the Independent
school district met yesterday and
Allied the remaining two vacancies in
The list Of Teachers. Miss NJ. Fry
berger, of Red Wing, and Miss G..
kilatt were selected TO teach the in
termediate and primary no. 2 Soc
tions, respectively. Vim. Tandy was
appointed janitor for the ensuing
year. Tie school building is to lie
placed i'm state of complete repair
for the openings which takes place
Sept 1st. The high schnel receives
$40 from the state this week
IMPORTANT.
Al..peFsons are warned not to pur.
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