The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-03
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Fine sleighing.
Skating at the rink.
Wheat GENES in but slowly.
Wood at 1915 Il cord is not bad.
Rheumatic troubles are prevalent.
The Eortht IN Pacific ay-car is two
J. onths behind time.
The holiday season gives our over.
worked hotels, much needed rest.
The NJ. @. C's. met on Monday
evening,and had very pleasant time.
lhe N. Q. c. will give one of their
charming hops Friday night of next
yc,a.
'"hc new term Of office Of the Audi
,,.r aid Treasurer commence next
a-pc@eav.
.'rs. gall Schonberg Of Rendsville
died last week under very sad cir
eamstanceS.
Commissioner Hairs former exper-
i,..ce on the county board, makes
aim very valuable member.
Beef tea is coming into fashion as a
beverage. Our saloon keepers here
SHOULD catcn On to the wrinkle.
The furnaces for the new court
house arrived on Saturday, and vii!
be laced in position at once.
Tie County officers and the County
Commissioners Gined with the Sheriff
1t the new Court House on Saturday.
The mercury fsirly tremhled in
is boots this morning. AT SO clock
the thermometer recorded forty
degrees below zero.
Tie gentlemen. OF Moriis, who re-
eeivsd lady callers on New Years
day. offered their guests beef tea'
sweet eiaer,and t; fl.
The Ball given by the Y. NJ. C.'s on
New Years night at Phoenix HALL WAS
not very largely attended, but those
present spent Il very pleasant time.
This County needs Poor farm
Why is it not advisable for the county
commissioners to make this purchase
Willie lard can be had at low figurel
There was two days session of the
County Commissioners last week.
The bonds Of the Auditor, Treasurer
and Judge of Probate were presented
and approved.
The Ball given hy the Band on New
Years night was decided success
10th IN point of numbers and finan-
cially. The music was very fine and
was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. Henry. Hutchins representing
the 5th. District this village) was du.
~ elected Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners at their annual
mcs ting held last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Borrill, of
Roseyille, celebrated the second an.
niversary of their wedding. Christmas
evening, Ivy entertaining a few of
their friends and neighbors.
The commissioners might erect a
telephone between the court house
and some central point in the bust
ness portion of the Village. The cost
would be comparatively light, but
the convenience to our cItlzen would
be ve'y great.
This is the year of the Ladies'
Rights. and we expect that the gal.
]ant auditor Heenan, Mayor Brisbine
and City Treasurer IIelgeson, being so
eligible and acceptable, you know.
will he properly taken care of before
the expiration Of the year.
Dir. F. T. Smith and his sister,
Of Rendsville, in going to the enter
talnlnent at Mr.. James Borrill's.
Christmas night, lost the road, and
were compelled to spend the night in
an *ninhabited sl,arty on the prairie.
Another young gentleman bound
for the same place, but in company
with some other young gentleman s
sister. also became lost in the dark
ness of the night. and spent several
hours or the cold bleak prairies. They
fnll'y reached a farm house about
midnight, AMI remained over there
till morning.
The Masonic Installation ball and
sEpt,er on Thursday evening of last
week ~as largely attended and proved
very is,tfrestlng and delightful
aff.ir.
Among those from outside the vii
r,ye who attended the ball were Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Walker and Miss
keyser, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Eddy.
The item which appeared in THE
SrN short time ayo relating to Mr..
4. S. Brisbine's leaving for Montana
after the holidays, was mistake.
The statement was made upon good
authority. but it seems that orr in
formant took seriously what WAS in.
tended for a JOKE. We now withdraw
the regrets expressed at the rumored
departure. and tender our congratula.
tions upon the fact that our worthy
mayor is still to remain with xs.
We regre; 10 learn that Mr.. Frank
T. Williams. Il brother Of Mr. s.. C.
1v;,,;.,uc IF tho SrN Office Ia lx;Co