The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-07-03
TqIURSDAY. JULY 3fd. No. SO.
SUN 3 EAMS,

Stevens county farmers are prepal-
ing for the hayiug season.
The advertisement of Drs. Phalon
ssIighteap will prove interesting TO
many.
Messrs. Noting and Hyland will
GGve charge of the salute tomorrow
morning.
The procession will move from the
iire,engine house tomorrow morning
ut 10 O'Clock, sharp,
The reeeat copious showers have
increased the grain prospec ct of this
eGunty fully ten per centum.
The circus boards are gone at last.
sNe had Il idea that our republican
friends would have used them for
their sensational campaign, bus, we
erred.
There will be Divine service at the
Episcopal church on Sunday next, at
1o:}0 d. m. and 1880 p m, Rev Mr..
johnson, the new clergyman. will
ofeiciate.
THE supervisors of the town of
Horton ftss+ --M4s; sssatea- contract with
Mr.. z. Caswell for the erection CT CT 4 4
substantial bridge across the Pomme-
te-Terre.
The first through freight train on
tie Fargo Southern left Fargo for
Ortonville yesterday. 1t is by such
giant strides as these 122- miles OF
road that tlliscsuntry advances,
The Judge of Probate has received
a. communication from the Royal
Swedish and Norwegian vice. Consul
at st. Paul making enquiries concern
ing the estate of the late Erick Abra-
hanson.
The great Snake River bridge on
The Northern Pacific railroad at
Ainsworth, Washington Territory, is
now finished and in use. It cost a
million and quarter dollars and was
Two years Dullulng.
The Minnesota delegation to the
Chicago convention leaves st. Paul
on Sunday. taking the great st. Paul,
Minneapolis 6 Omaha route. The
editor of THE SYN win be of the par
ty.
We see by the Willard Bulletin that
Mr.. Helgeson, of Hancock, has made
arrangemep.--SoS Wv the fireman. a.
Sa.s..spo1s ~Sock of goods at that
point, and has rented the store room
with view to carrying on the bust
ness.
Geo. Giltinan, Of the Morris Sun,
was among our callers to-day. Ills
enthusiasm is about equally divided
between the success of the democrat
ic party and the developement of
Norris and Stevens couHty.--Lit.le
Falls Sun.
The bridge at the river, near town,
has been made safe again. The con.
tractor deemed it inexpedient to
bring the middle pier, the sill OF
which had settled into the bottom,
back into line, but otherwise it
is once more in good condition.
Commissioner L. L. Hegland is res.
ponsible for an addition to the dem.
ocratic-ranks in Framnas. We hope
that The Sun VIII be able to cengrat
Elate the new arrival upon his sue.
cessien to the chair his father so well
fills in the auditors office, one oil
these days.
The classical shoot tomorrow will
he in Charge of DR.. Vaughan This
fact guarantees a fsrst-c1ass match
The amusement committee has in
creased the purse too, feeling that
this will be a very interesting feat
IRE of the programme.
There was an alarm of fire on Tues
day evening, and it WAS found thai
the awning in front Of g. w. Rohne'.
store was ablaze. It was extinguish
ed, however, without any materia
damage, other than the destruction
of the awning itself, being done. A
boy and a fire cracker were the sup
posed causes,
We SAW train of thirty-sevep cars
loaded with young cattle, bound fol
tile west, on the Northern Pacifi,
road, a few days age. Stevens coun
ty.farmers may as well make up thei
ipindssto supply their share Of thi
sleasand; nowhere can cattle be s.
easily and cheaply raised as in Steven
county.
The prospects for a good yield o
wheat in Minnesota have not been bet
ter for years. In the course of a re
cent trip below, we had an opp0rtuni
ty to observe this fact, and chronicl
it with satisfaction But, the bes
fields Of wheat were where we say
the most cattle and sheep, and vi
sion of what Stevens county vii
shortly be, with her gradually diver
styling farming far exceeded anYthin
we saw.
Tire Tribune man will persist i
abiding to the Hon. G.. +. Kindred
followers, in this county as "c0'
boys" It seeaas to MS that commo
gratitude fax past favors woul
prompt him to treat both Mr.. Xii
1fed and his friends with trifl
I$rore Consideration. Mr.. Kindred
following may lie divided into th0s
who entered into The movement froI
conscientious and Honorable motive
aud those who cid SO fsr a considers
tio,A and 1T wvnld. lie well for til