The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-03-20

any of the season and will be remem-
bered as enc Of the pleasantest OF the
series.
The cupola of the Court House is
good point from which to view the
working of the snow plow OH Browns
Valley Branch of the st. p. NJ. 4 NJ.
r. r. One can readily see distance
or. well half.mile, certainly.
Mr.. J. T. Murray. after the storm
of Tuesday, one week ago, in digging
out the entrance to his barn found
game rooster at depth of eight feet
and half below the surface OF the
snow. alive and apparently perfectly
happy.
Mr.. John Maginnis who received
sixty-six votes for delegate in our
county convention. was appointed as
substitute for Mr.. r. j. Hall whose
presence was required at the March
meeting of the board Of county CON-
| uiissioners.
We regret that in consequence of
the illness of his wife, Mr.. L. +. Pearce
was unable to leave for st. Paul. Mon
| day nights attend the Farmers con-
vention. Mr.. d. c. Smith, one of our
leading wheat growers, went down
as his substitute.
Farmers get your touls ready forthe
spring campaign. Spring viii soon be
here and now is the time to put every
thing in order. Don't forget to se'ect
and clean your seed grain. Good
clean seed will return you several
pounds per bushel more when brought
to market.
A temporary meeting was held IN
this Village on the 10Th of March
1884, to reorginize the OLD Normanna
Society. The officers elected were
S. Larson, President; 0. G. Hanson
Secretary; Committee on arrange
ments; Thos. Thomasson. o. c. Han
son and Henry NJ. F. Viberg.
At a meeting of the Phoenix FIR
company of Morris. the following
named were chosen officers.
Foreman, Geo. II. Munro.
1st. Assistant, Thomas Callahan.
End. =" Jud. Thompson.
Secretary, Fred Bailey.
, q
Two men were burned to death i
the lock up at Rush City early Sur
day morning named John Cope, Q
Hart Mich, and VIM. Leonard. Q
Bayfield,, Wis.
, Justice uutchins called the atten
ton of the council last Tuesday nigh
y to the foregoing and similar instance
. and pointed out the dangers of on
village Jail. All commitments Wi
hereafter be to the county Jail.
e Our energetic post master. Nj
Torpey. is putting in place a CONNIE
- dious desk for the convenience c
himself and patrons of the office. w
wish our worthy post master the fu
enjoyment of the improvements
post Office accommodations he hs
r1aaue FOR the benefit of the village.
Mr.. Darlington Phelps is in S
: Paul attending the Farmers Stat
convention as an alternate for del
gate Barrett, who declined to NAL
It use of his credentials. During NJ
g Phelps absence, he will purchase Il
Z. celebrated Uolstein bull, Wales J
n for breeding purposes in tits count
E. We infer from what we read in tt
E Ortonviile papers. that if Congre
will only appropriate sufficient none
IF to put Big Stone and Traverse LAX
ID in proper condition, the two gre
W commercial centres OF the world W
be Ortonville and Liverpool. Orto
10 vile, however, by no means second
- importance.
rs The actual live issue between Il
great parties Is the tariff. The Gel
as ocratic party is the party of ultima
No free trade, and an attempt to eva'
70 the issue as a matter of policy W
result in disaster. For ourselves
we would rather go down under Il
" free trade banner than secure a del
:. ocratic administration by lighting u
: der false tariff co,ors.
;. Favorable winds did not Eli the sal
= of 1.-THE little Norwegian cra1
= Judge Hrsevold complains that t
u farmers of this county are not fair
represented by the delegates chos'
he to attend the State Convention.
at is wrong. Every man selected at Il
o. meeting was a practical wheat grow
E and all, with one exception. Deepen
ent upon agriculture for livelihOo
Is Stop kicking, Judge.
d The last council under the anci
+ regime met Monday night and d
d posed of all unfinished business.
saying goodbye to the old council
" is only right that we should EXPIRE
D. orr appreciation Of the faithful 81
In vices rendered our village by t
ir members, individuality land in exclai
ing we'll done. good and faithful 81
n wants, wish them each a long al
rs prosperous life.
OF The entertainment given by t
al artists Of the burnt cork at Phmn
nall last Monday evening was a We
NC good repre- sentation of negro nj
v. strelsy. Messrs Flynn, Egan a
N Riley are particularly deserving
,is mention as showing positive a
versatile talent. The first part shot
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