The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-06-05
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PERSONAL. |
Col. Taisey was in town on Men
day.
DR.. Sutherland went down the road
on Tuesday.
Mr.. F. Is. Chew has returned from ,
Washington.
DR.. VIM. Holden. of Herman, was
in town Monday.
Mr.. Geo. +. Scobey, of Fayette, |
IOWA. WAS in town last week.
Nh. Martin Casey. of Belle Greek.
Mimi, rs seturaed to his farm west
of towa.
Mrs. G. S. Blodgett. of Aiidover ID.
T.. is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j
d. Good.
Mr.. r. c. Jefferson has been spend
ing few days louaing over his fine
stock farm.
Mr.. A. K. Maynard, of Todd Co.
an Oil time democrat. was in town
on Monday.
Mr.. r. II. Wellington. one Of Stew
ems county S largs lana-holders, came
up froa st. Paul, Friday.
Mr.. II. s. JIdson, of Graceville.
was calling on his numerous friends
in Morris, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Josie Bolsta left this after.
noon for Minor d. T., to join her sis
ter, Mrs. Cyrus Allen OF that town.
Editor Dewey, pilot Of the fortunes
of our sprigh ly neigllhor, The Grace
vile Transcript, spen. Sunday in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington Phelps
have gone TO spen;l Il few weeks at
their Minnetonka cottage. They left
on Tuesday.
Mr.. D. J. Burke passed through
Norris on Sunday, On his way to
Litchfield, to attend the funeral of
his wife's father.
The following report of the Farm
ers' committee shouid have appeared
in our columns last week. but the
copy which should have been furnish
ed us was mis-laid. at the rribur-
office.
The Farmers Movement.
The committee for Stevens county
appointed at the Farmers State Con-
| vention held i'm st. Paul last March,
met at the Metropolitan Hotel in
Morris on the 9th. inst. Present, W
| K. Walker. r. J. Hall, burlington
Phelps. The committee organized hy
/ electing Darlington Phelps, chair
man and T.. J. II Ill, secretary. AS
| the success of the farmers efforts to
obtain Justice ut the hands of the
next legislature against oppressive
monopolies depends in a great meas
ure on thorough anu determined or
ganization, this committee would
| strongly and earnestly urge the gen
tlemen appointed to advance the
farmers cause in different localities
to immediately and actively organ
ice the towns l'y calling meetings of
the farmers for tina. purpose.
Reports received by the committee
of Eve for this Fifth District show
that everywhere the farmers are
steadily ard firmly working; that or
ganization. has been perfected over
the larger portion of and soon will be
complete throughout all the state;
that farmers are united in their dets +
mi,latier to send to the next legisla-
ture the men who will best represent
their interests, ''irrespec Of pre-
| vious condition Of servitude' to
| either party. In this good cause it is
/ time for Stevens county to do her
share and do it we'll.
Tho following gentlemen were ap-
pointed to act as committees in the
different towns and will please accept
this as notice. All are especially lie
| quested to serve. but If it is absolutely
Impossible for any one to do so, he
| will please give notice to Darlington
Phelps, chairman of Farmers county
a committee.
Morrls-D. G. Smith, John Maginnis
Rend5yille-J. Bor.ill. Archy Young
DonneIly-T. Fl. Barrett, S. Ludenia
Pepperton-Chas. Pepper, P. Griffith
EEaorado-F. Smith, F. Burlingame
!, | Scott. L. Gould, II. ". Wheeler
Bitker-Chas. Leaman. j. McNally.
i, Stevens. O'Brlen, John Daley.
Synnes--C. Dablow, NJ. Finnegan.
Hancock--G. C. Thorpe, G. w. Hull
Hodges-R. B. McArthar, J. Estonson
Framness--C. Solseth, G. Sax.
Darncn-W. Roberts. II. Bragg.
Swan Lake.. Trantow, L. Perkins
Horton-H. Horton, John ROLES.
\ Morris-D. r. Sutherland. L. E Pearce
HYLAND-COLAHAE.--On Tuesday
June Sd, 1884, at the Catholic church
Morris, by Rev. Francis Watry. Mr.
VIM. Iyland to Annie, daughter OF
Mr.. Thos. Colahan, all Of Morris.
Both young people are well ant
favorably known in Morris, and thei
numerous friends attested the esteem
lin which they are held by thei
, presence ut the marriage cerenion,