The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-10-02
NiNNEApOIIS.
DULUTH.
SUN 3 EAMS.
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Threshing is once more stcrpel.
S.uk Centre political enthusiasm
seems to be running to white hats.
We learn that Mr.. Dudley HALL lost
4 stack of wheat-fred from the
tAreshing-engine.
Within two or three days past
there has been n ore active delivery
by the farmers Of their wheat.
The Peoples Eindicator forgets to
credit The Sun for it's premium on
Monopoly" paragraph of last week.
Through the courtesy of Professor
Miles We are enabled to present to
our readers the school report for the
first month OF the session.
Mr.. Albert Reilly our next reg;s
Of deeds, wls called away suddenly
last week to Washington, d. Glowing
No the death of his grandfather.
The republican district committee
meets in Morris tomorrow to take
action upon the withdrawal Of C. h.
Orion from the legislative contest.
Everybody in favor of honest
government will attend the meeting
of the Cleveland and Hendricks Club
tomorrow evening ut o'clock sharp.
The October settlement of county
affairs commenced on the 1st inst.
The auditor and treasurer will be up
to their eyes in figures for about two
weeks.
The Olive Branch will hereafter
insist upon an affidavit or verifi' d
apology accompanying any item of
news" from the Tribune's local
column.
The veracious Tribune apolog: zed
TO the Bull Farm last week. Next!
The apologies made IN private by the
awful editor of that sheet are not
counted.
The Catholic young men of Morris
are organizing Total Abstinence
Society. This is good work aid We
hope to see it crowned with the full
est measure of success.
Justice may wear leaden-soled SAN
dals but she comes to the front every
now and then. Lightning struck a
ightening-rod mans house near
Litclfeh few days ago.
The loss of twenty six head Of
cattle is reported from the stock farm
of Mr.. John Waison-the old Well.
ington ll,ce, and is said to have been
caused by their drinking stagnant
slough water.
The cup Of happiness Of Browns
Valley republican should be full,
even to overlooking. The Tribune
has appo!ogized for it's recent slang
wisanging ''oyeyestimate" Of the de-
lection there.
"Com Portable" republican MAORI
ties are BEING placidly figured out for
the various towns in the county by the
only reliable authority on majorities
the Te' nor Of political meteoral-
ogy, hereabouts.
Mr.. Patrick Sullivan went to
pitts',urg last weak and he writes:
Times are very dull. A maa could
not buy job for any money"
Young man. when you are west you
had better stay.
Ofton's withdrawal knocked our
Stevens county politicians cold. A
trip to Herman was the only way
1es-osthesaIeand to work off the ex-
citement.1 szast.what they did there
may transpirs ira few days.
DIR. HeenaD, chairman of the DEM
0critic district committee, received
telegram from n. Il. .UffDrd ye:-
teTday, stating that letter declining
nomination for senator had been for
wsrtledsto-the secretary Of the con.
yen.ioB. Cola IL Taisey.
Mr.. Jamrs Eagm suffered apainffil
fracture of tire leg last Sfturaay
evening while engaged in friendly
Ma~stling bout. 1t was necrssafys to
reduce the swelling before tile
doctors could do anything towards
setting the iEjnred member.
Tuesday night was an unusually
boisterous one III town and il few eli.
thnsiastic individuals IN their en-
leayors to lay on = coat of red over
the quiet colors which, characterize
onr village, came to more OF
N.s grief. A dislocated ankle for