Morris tribune., 1884-11-12
NORRIS.


See the la trrS i El>ir">~ t,"j.4
advertisement ii annt't.r ''';"'tn.
Mr.. Mathews, An expert, WiI j;' ~
the rink ON Saturday evening ri lAi.
week.
Is The TRIBUNE office is putting on
stvie with new coat of paint for ltS
exterior.
\ carpenter shopis being built ON
Fifth St, opposite the TRIBUNE
building.
The band will! Ge 1t the rink on
Thursday and Saturday evenings OF
this week.
Certificates of election have been
issued to the successful candidates III
this county.
Bank up your house and put on
your storm doors and windows. Ihey
will be needed socN''
The only evidence of Cleveland's
election that seems to be conclusive,
is the price OF wheat.
Butler received two votes in this
county and st. John eleven. Side
shows are not popular here
The Sunday school ut the Episcopal
church next Sunday will be at half
past two o'clock i'll the afternoon.
The official returns of the vote OF
Stevens county is shown elsewhere.
Keep this copy of the TRIBUNE. 1t
will be valuable for future reference.
A load of pickerel, caught at the dam
at Riverside Roller Mill, was brought
to the city yesterday. A. b. Stead
man caught over 400 lbs. with single
hook.
Morris new ten thousand dollar
school house is completed, ready tor
the school furniture. AS soon as the
furniture is placed the building is
ready for occupancy.
Even if the official count i'll New
York shows that Cleveland Is elected,
their defeat locally will take the
wire edge-so to speak-well Oft the
hilarity of local Democrats.
Mr.. Pullam is now doing night
work in Mr.. Nolting's stead. Crooks,
knowing that our deputy night-watch-
man VIII pull em-hold on--we're go
ing-don't throw anything.
1t is stated that one of our citizens
has raised pumpkin so large that it
is assessed as personal property III
three townships. This is a productive
soil and this an energetic people.
The Democrats demonstrated Oh
Saturday evening and Oh Monday
wheat was down to 4icts. per busEel
for No. l. There may be no connec-
ton between these two facts, however.
Wednesday has been set apart by
the management of the Norris Roller
Rink for "Ladies' Day" On each
Wednesday the ladies are invited to
visit the rink and skate free of charge.
The Republicans of this county have
done well. By the way where were
all of the Republicans in the town.
ship of Norris this year: Close up
the ranks gentlemen and get ready
For 1880:
One of our local sportsmeu gave as
q reason tor returning home empty
handed that the team couldn't run
fast enough to overtake the geese.
Upon Morris livery rigs, this is the
worst libel of all
The TRIBUNE has a few new sub
scribers in the town of Horton. We
hope to he able to convince the people
down there of the error of their way
50 that more Republican votes will be
found there in 1886.
This paragrapher of local news has
found but one Democrat who does not
loudly claim CleveIand's election.
He is the man who bet that the price
81 wheat will not 90 down when
Cleveland is elected.
Before election, the Olive Branch
had something to say about a ring.
It's readers Immediately went to work
to smash the ring and swell up Re-
publican maiorities. Influential
paper, that Olive Branch.
Warren w. Mathews. an expert will
be at the Morris Boiler Rink next
Saturday evening. He is reported to
be very fine skater, one that is we'll
worth seeing. He is greeted by large
audiences wherever he goes.
There was we attended and en-
joyable sociable given by the ladies of
the M. T.. church at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs: L. w. Curtiss last Fri
day evening. This is one of the series
Of these popular gatherings.
We wish the Democrats would stop
talking about war. It scares us. If
any fighting is to be done, except on
paper, we hope to be notified early so
that we can apply for a pass to Win
nipeg before the grand rush comes.
We have been favored with copies
of reports showing the standing of
Zach oftLe pupils in the EqaIic schools
HttlIelast & amindtiqn.. The show
ing is a credible one and indicates
thorough work OH the part of both
teachers and pupils.
One part ofthe Democratic demonstra
ton OF last Saturday evening had an
unlocked for and upleasant termina-
ton. While arranging the anvils,
u spark was dropped into the powder
can which caused an explosion. Both
VIM. Hyland and VIM. Noting were
severely though not seriously burned.
Both of these young gentlemen suf-