Morris tribune., 1884-05-21
NORRIS.

ing drained.
\ musical convention is in session
at Hancock this week.
Arthur Steadmau's residence upon
Fifth street is completed.
The rain that fell this morning was
needed and will greatly help the crops.
The Nellie Boyd Dramatic Com
pany left for Sank Centre last Monday
morning.
The proceedings of the Village
Council are necessarily laid over until
next week.
Murray's restaurant is the place in
Gracevile at which to stop for good
accommodations.
The good work on the streets under
the supervision Of street commissioner
Perkins continues.
Present conditions indicate u harvest
even more bouutjlul, than the one
OF a Year ago.
The Nellie Boyd Dramatic Com
pany proved 10 be the finest that has
visited Morris for some time.
Notes the advertisement i'll this
Issue fer the special opening of sum-
mer millinery at Miss kellogg's
H. w. Stone of Benson started for
Montana yesterday with 4 large num-
Der OF cattle for his rancho there.
The Manitoba Railway Company is
Offering land 10 new corners on more
favorable terms than ever, this spring.
Superior Fourth of July oratory is
comparatively scarce. Let Morris
speak her wants in this direction early.
II. Z. Olson wide awake merchant
from Cyrus visited Morris last Friday
and made the TRIBUNE a pleasant call.
These may be panicky times in
Wall Street but this weather is BOOM
ing ali farm products and makes Min
nesota solid.
Spectator: Stocks are feyerish and |
have Il downward tendency yet. The |
best thing to invest in is real estate |
IN the Northwest.
Z. +. Hill has been III GienWoOd |
this past week engaged in moving |
buildings IL. i. huseVoid mas stoleh
march on HIM during his absence.
The new school house upon which |
work has been commenced will be |
another addition to the many tine |
buildings OF which MOTIFS can justly
BOAST.
F. \. Hancock writes to have the
TRIBUNE sent to him at jamestown
d. L. In closing he says: "Business
is rushing here. L find very hne
town.
kAu extra train brought eighty |
soldiers from Browns Valley Monday
evening. The soldiers were being
transferred from Sisseton agency to
Fort Totten.
If the people who locked to hear
Mason 6 Morgan's Company Monday
night had paid their money to the
Nellie Boyd Company last week, they |
would have heard something really
fine.
Although Morris can't help showing
a little sympathy for the other places
in this time Of general business de-
preston, it IS impossible tor her TO
come down to the quiet dizziness
which characterizes them.
MINNEAPOLIS Tribune: Probably |
since the settlement of the country !
tbe Grain croD of the new northwest |
has not at any time been gotten in !
better condition or with more promls-
ing prospect this spring.
Mr.. Finer has gone into the potato |
business more extensively than he at |
first intended 10 do. He has planted |
aiobteen acres. three acres more than
he expected to plant, and if nothing
hapnens he will have a good crop.
I'D. Good has purchased a fine lot
If scenery Of the Nellie Boyd ORA
matte ComDanv which will hereafter
he kent in Phoenix Hall. FIVE of the
scenes ere remarkably fine. This
scenery will prove of great value in
belpine On entertainments gotten up
Inv local talent.
r,,o Nov, tor,o of TITO n,str,o+ oo,,rt
for tbic conntv is now i'm session. A
full account of the proceedings will
appear neyt week. It is thought that
but few cases will be tried. Quite a
number of the cases upon the calender
have been settled and others have
been continued.
frne exnoditiousness wifi, which the
..hno, hoard LOT the contract for build-
;no the new school ;,ouse af.er the
naonle showed a dianositiou TO recon-