Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-10-15
NORRIS.

ne cltiLeilS .! motifs no uOt lacf
for entertainment now.
Robert Buck at Phoenix Hall to
night and tomorrow night.
Two houses were burned near Han
cock last week by prairies fires.
"He who by his "biz" would rise
early and late must advertise"
One bushel of ashes represent about
two and a half tons of body wood.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
The report of the First National
Bank appears in another column.
Remember the auction sale at d. W.
Watson's on Saturday of next week
Potatoes are never benefited by be-
ing left in the ground after they are
ripe.
Elmer n. Morrill, and Emma Les
ter were married yesterday by Justice
Hutchins.
J. Gillespie, an experienced and
competent druggist is now engaged at
Geo. H. Munro's drug store.
Allyn & Co. is the name of u new
st. Paul firm. c. H. Allyn and G.
Aurland are the members of it.
Sam Pullman is now at work in the
depot. A. r. Hull takes his old place
rs driver of Bemis & Nolting's dray.
In many localities potatoes are rot
ting badly. In all probability, before
another crop can be grown, potatoes
will be potatoes.
The number of politicians at the
Metropolitan last Monday night was
both great and unusual. 1t must
have been an omen.
Doing business without advertising
is like winking at pretty girl in the
dark. You know what you are doing
but nobody else does.
Sort your potatoes on the ground be-
fore you pick them up. Then it will
be done and you will know how many
you have fit to use or sell.
A report of the st. Fancis Graded
school is received this morning but is
too late for publication in this issue.
It will appear next week.
r. K. Cole and James Flynn are
putting in stock of goods in James
Egan's store on Atlantic Avenue
Whieh they will sell at auction.
Miss Jennie McKenney died on
Thursday of last week. She was a
young lady of promise and her death
is mourned by a large circle of rela-
tives and friends.
Those who heard Robert Buck and
his company last night pronounce
them them the best actors who have
visited Morris for long time. Go
and hear them to night.
Tickets for the MASQUERADE at the
EoIler rink on Nov. 9Th must be pur-
chased by Nov. 9Th. No. tickets
for the masquerade will be sold at the
time of the entertainment.
w. H. Hendricks has his store new
ly painted and much improved III APP
pearance. He will soon haye stock
of new goods, when he will be ready
for business in dead earnest.
Congressman Knute Nelson and
Col. C. II. Brush will address the
people of Stevens County in Phoenix
Hail ON Thursday evening Oct. 23rd
1854 upon the political issues of the
day,
Mr. Ryan killed twenty six geese
one morning the early part Of this
week. This we consider big work for
one hunter to do. In geese hunting
Mr.. Ryan gets away with the persim-
mons.
The infant daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. II. G.. Hudson died last Saturday.
44ie remains were taken to Sauk Cen
IRE. for burial. Thesincefe sympathy
81 many friends in Morris Is extended
to the breaVed family,
Weaver, the foreman Of the paper
up the street, left town some time
between shutdown Friday and sun
rise Saturday of last week. He forgot
TO settle his board bill and sundry
other matters about town before leav'
ing.
the proprietors OF the motifs Iollel
nink are completing arraIfgeinentss fol
l. masquerade at the rink on Thursday
evening Nov. 9Th. This is something
new and the patrons or the rink are
expecting a good time. There will b'
no end to the fun.
w. e. Atkinson surprised hi
numerous friends in Morris last Wed
i,G5das evening 10y his acting with tin
Acme. Comedy Company He di'
much better tlsan the most sanguin
lad expected. He is evidently full.
is MUCH at houle Oh the stage az in
iaifriinlting Office or behind y grocer
counter.
A special train containing L. +
Cakes, G. S. Fee, J. p. Odell, N. Z
Kimberly and other Northern Pacifi
officials passed through Morris yes
tslday, GU theis way to RroEns va
IeylIThay ,,leftfist. Raal 'pn,i.asIfohrfda
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aud will Inspect the entire Northerl
Pacific road with all its branches be
fore returning.
E. w. Knott leaves this week fo
Monteyideo where he will take charg
Of the Dunn House. Mr.. Knott an
his estimate wife haze had long ez
berience in hotel w y. Il VIII be abl
To conduct the Dunn House IN y wa
hat will please the people of Monts
yideo and the travelling public. MI
Kemp will succeed Mr.. Knott in til
Perkins House here.