The sun., 1884-06-19
auNg gEAMS.

neNt, for equalization.
Mr.. @. X. Gesme is building an ad-
tii;iun to his residence.
Morris parties shipped some twelve
cars of live stock last month.
The Fireworks on the Fourth prom
ise to he of :. superior description.
Mf.. Joim Maginnis is shipping oats
fer the government supply at ST.
Paul.
We call attention to Mr.. 2. A. Nc
C.mtl,y's rev cards ii this week S
Issue.
1t would pay some enterprising
person to haye boats for hi:e on Lake
Crystal.
The Manitoba II. H., has just com
slrted !, stock yard OH the south side
Of the lower elevator
Mr.. c. l.. Brown is the father or an
assistant county attorney. We ex-
tend our congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Soule are now
permanently located in what was for
inerly the Congregational parson-
age.
We are sorry to hear of the serious
illness at Fergus Falls of Mr.. Ben
Johnson, formerly of Berisin / john
SON.
The fragrant wild roses were
blooming III great profusion around
the beautiful Minnewaska, last
week.
Does member of the village coun-
ell enjoy the same immunity from
4sfrest accorded to a member of con-
gfess!
Prof. John McCrillis has been ten
dered The position of principal of the
schools for the coming year by the
board of education.
The real estate market is active.
Several pieces of property have
changed hands lately at prices satis-
factory to all parties.
There seems to be matrimonial
epidemic prevalent in Hancock. Mr..
Geo. Wright was in town Tuesday
with his bride, whom he won in Win
nipeg,
Nessrs, Mcmillan & Briggs, of st.
Paul, will open their Skating Rink
about the 10th. of July. Tie Rink
will be l10x42 feet, the largest west
of the cities
Herman folks are going to spend
their Fourth away from home, this
. year. We hope to see the most of
them in Morris and can promise them
a grand good time.
Mr.. l.. II. Stanton has shipped this
morning. to Anderson & Lee, of Viii
lard. IIolstein bull. This makes
ihe 9th sale of bulls made by Mr..
Stanton this season.
We have been informed that the
wild mustard is cyeT-running many
fields in the county, and would urge
upon those who are afflicted with this
troublesome weed to 60 to work in
It's determination
Mr.. C. w. Hull, of Hancock, was in
town on Monday and secured from
clerk Baldwin paper--the exact
tenor of which we shall leave to the
future to tell. Permit us to welcome
you, dear boy, and wish yeu joy.
Mrs. George A. Wright, of Han
cock. while driving to Morris a few
days ago with her mother, her bro
ther and his wife. was thrown from
the carriage and sustained fracture
of her arm. We extend our earnest
sympathy.
The supervisors of the town OF
Darnen have awarded the contract te
build the bridge across the Pomme
sfe-Terre river at section twenty-four
in that town. to s. z. Scofield,' he be
ing the lowest bidder, at $3.50, fol
the work.
or the two hundred and eigt ty dol
Lars subscribed for the Fourth of July
festivities, two hundred has already
been paid. Delinquent subscribers
will please step up and settle, or ex
pect visit from the sheriff-who il
chairman Of the finance committee.
1frasrs AS. Brisbine, F.-B. Chew
sMasG. M. GiItinan went over to Glen
wood on Saturday for day with the
black bass and pike. They commit
ted themselves to the care of Mr.
Stanley Of the Glenwood House and
hal fine sport, as their string would
testify.
On the lots which the Sells Bros
leased for their show has been erect
ed 4 house since tie contract wa.
ala,le, which shows with what persis
tence and suddenness Morris is grow
ing. Whether or not the house will
z be dead-headed into the show we are
not ut present able to say.
Old S ttIers Attention.
TIE annual meeting Of tile Old Set.
tiers Association will be held in
Iseichert's grove. Thursday June 26,
1854.
o. G. Hanson Secretary.
NOTICE.
All county orders presented for