The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-10-09

The funeral will take place to.mor'
row morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain
ney have the sympathies Of large
ircle of friends.
The numbers of fond mothers anu
.dmiring friends who. accompany
he babies to kcrtsoI 81 CourtCau' s
gallery, tax the capacity OF that little
building to it's utmost. Go early and
secure your turn, so AS not to be OBJ
iged to wait so long.
Ia Moure Progr,s !: Perhaps but
few of our La MoWre people know
that Mormonism has Il foothold in oul
county. but whether these people in
1856 practice in pnlvglmy, or not
they are under direction OF an elder,
AID observe the Mormon creed
The auditor and treasurer have
completed the October settlement,
and, although d. small one, they are
gratitied to be able to announce that
county orders are once again ut par.
A call for all outstanding orders is
published in another column.
y drain has been laid from the
cellar Of the court house to the sur.
face at the front extremity of the
grounds. This became necessary
lowing to what appears to be spring
Fof water Near the back. end of the
cellar which kept it continually wet.
. A Father Mathew Total Abstinence
Society was organized at the Catholic
school house Sunday afternoon with
Il membership OF eighteen. The
officers are: President. John Flynn
vice-president, E. p. O'Brien; treas.
nrer,. John Corners, and secretary
T.. A.. Mccarthy.
The letter of "Justice" in last
weeks Olive Branch should be read
and its contents digested by every
body. 1t is just such liberal repuD
leans as Justice and the genial
Comstock who have been the saving
Of Stevens county from the dangers
of extreme partlsanshir.-
< grand farmers mass-neetina
will take place at Elbow Lake, Grant
county, Saturday, October 1lth. DR..
Collins, of Grand Forks county, Da-
kota, and Mr.. Burdick, of Moorhead
have been invited to be present
Both candidates. Harris and Jackson
will be there and make speeches. :
General Freight Agent Hannaford
of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, instructs allagents. of the
company to receive shipments des'
tined for THE World's Industrial
Exhibition and Cottoa Centennial
to open at New Orleans, in Deem
Der. and forward them free, provid
ell they are received before Novem
Der 80.
There is very little use in our
farmers going to the trouble of stack
ing their grain unless it is we'll done.
1t is poor economy which. to save
the expense of paying an expert
stacker, results. in the building OF
stacks which must suffer from such
violent rains as we have been having
There is no small number OF such
stacks out in the country.
The performance of the Acme
Comedy Company last night was well
| attended and most pleasing one
Mr.. Barbour is a young man of much
talent in the line of his profession
and was fairly. well supported. Hi.
DISCUSSES and the assumption of the
''old guard" were very good, and ths
reciuations, "Dorkin's Night" and
that descriptive of the charge al
Austerlitz were given WIKI great
spirit. We hope he will come again
Mr.. VIM. Atkinson who s.stuck'
the first line of type in the Journal
Nelson's organ in the congressional
contest two years ago, and was after
wards connected with; VIII Summers
in his business here, is now a mem
Der of the Acme Comedy Company
He reports good business for the
times, large houses greeting Them at
every point. After making few
more points in this state they 60 into
Iowa, and thence through the south
making New O.leans about Christ
mas time.
Mr.. J. F. Carrere, formerly editor
of the Northwestern Chronicle, was
in town to-day on his way over tt
Graceyille, where he will take step.
to form an exhibit of the results OF
this, one of the Irish Catholic colonie.
of the state. He is acting on behal1
of the Irish Catholic Colonization
Soeietyrand leaves on his return tt
St.-Paul, at once for New Orleans
where the exhibits lie has been in
strs,nental in collie citing will show te
the world the good results of Bishol
J Ireland's work..
Knowing ones when they hear(
that Mr.. O. F. Tewksbury bought :
lot near the court house suspected
that something was in the wind; whel
they found that he was building /;
house on it their suspicious resolved
themselves into positive conviction
! A marriage license from Clerk Bald
/ win and the ceremony last Sunda,
made him the happy man we saw OF
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