The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-24
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ADVERTISE in TUE SrN.

is s. 90
IGe- harmony wedge was driven
hniue- last Saturday.
Browns Valley is organizing a
Driving Park Association.
The street commissioner has made
Il beginning. Let him persevere.
The footing of the prairie chick
IN is heard these early spring days.
Mr.. Henry F. Peters has gone be-
low with another carload of neat cat
tie.
Pre- s:dent Hill. of tie Manitoba
company, passed through in special,
Monday afternoon.
The Stevens County Bank has been
equipped with iron shutters as pro-
lection against fire.
Can -uarmonia Hall" have any
bearing On the recent love-feast OF
our republican friends.
Mr.. Andrew Nelson is building
residence on il lot recently purchased
south of the lower elevator.
Fargo and st. Paul will be connect
sci by p;.!ace car trains, via Grace
vil!e, on Or before July 1st.
Mr.. l.. II. Pushor. of the town of
Morris. lost about twenty tons OF
timothy and clover hay 10y fire last
w-ek.
Mr.. i. 4. Whittemore has the con-
tract-a S25 900 one, for building the
new insane asylum at jamestown,
Dakota.
Tie duck season was short one
his spring and we are glad of it.
Spring shooting should be prohibited
by law.
Seeding is very nearly completed
aid it is the general repeFt-tiIat the
linl was in excellent condition for
working NJ.
The day passenger went through
to breckenridge on Saturday. and a
new schedule went.in.o effect at noon
ON Sunday.
We regret to announce the death
Of Mrs. Thomas McDunough, and
extend our sincere sympathies to the
bereaved husband.
When are the streets to be hooked
after? Their conditions at present Is
disgraceful and luinous to good tenn
per and wagons alike.
THE Sun is the official paper of the
county and has all the news. Hand
your paper to yoar neighbor and adj
wise him TO subscribe.
Mr.. C. Phelps, a member Of theuis-
trict committee appointed at the
farmers convention, assures us that
after the seeding operations are com.
uleted the work of organization will
begin.
R3hne and ANDERSON have decorat.
ed the interior of their already at.
tractlve place of business in n most
elegant manner. 1t now vies with
the bank building in point of aesthetic
beauty.
Mr.. John Richards and family left
for Washington Territory yesterday.
Mr.. Richards is a man of sterling
worth. and we regret the necessity
which takes him from amongst us.
and wish linn every good fortune in
his new home.
Some of our weather wise ones have
announced, with the utmost gravity
that Monday was really the beginning
of our spring. 1t was a beautiful
day. and no mistake, but it would he
hard to particularize where so many
days are beautiful.
We regret to see the name of our
old townsman, VIM. Dragoo, at the
bottom of republican call in Pope
county. There are some in stevens
county who used to count on William
AS a. GOOD. democrat, but they were
mistaken, it would seem.
psSSsssk Centre is to have special
election to determine whether, or not
they shall vote $4,000 for water
works. It is a fact not very general
ly known that Morris has a water
company, and we expect to see il
stirring itself shortly to devise some
means fDr eGecting generous supply
Of wholesome water.
We made quite an effort to dis
saade friend from the belief thai
our esteemed contemporary had made
a covert allusion to the Hon. Knuts
Nelson in his dissertation on rats
Norway rats who '-had come to stay
i'm particular. Our friend who is o.
Mr.. Nelson's persuasion. both polit
i,aIIy and by birth, resented any sucl
fgurative allusioRsto his countrymer
and their hold upon the seat in con
g-.css.
wednesday,. The general tone 0
the stock>market early in the day wa
Dullisl. There was relsOIi-tD believ'
that Tewksbary Was preparing for al
upward movement, las lie was q pun
.hassr Of Creamery stock at q low
range Of prices-but I've immediatel.
unloaded under streag advance
The advance in Creamerres was i'm
,nediately followed By an arpreclatlo'
hi AIilwankees principally Best
beer, but they were doWncd Dcior
a.. s,.,..rd t,tt,xptI