Morris tribune., 1884-10-22
NORRIS.

+. \. Clark was i'll Morris over sum
day.
The county commissioners met on
Monday.
See J. f.. Danielson's new adver-
tisement.
DIR. Phalon will be in his office from
Nov LIST to 10th.
Candidates for Register of Deeds are
getting thicker and thicker.
When you sell your grain, remem-
Der your debt to the printer.
With cooler weather the roller rink
becomes even more popular.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
Beginners at the rink still find the
the temperature 10 in the shade.
Remember the auction sale at d. w.
Watson's livery barn next Saturday.
There will be u free for all trotting
race at the Fair grounds next Satnr-
day.
Last week ]. d. Good received a
car load of apples. They found ready
sale.
TT. Moore calls attention to his
stock of gloves aud mittens III TINS
issue.
Gaeat exchange and sale of stock at
D, w. Watson's livery stable next
Saturday.
The Robert Buck Dramatic COM
pany gives it up. 1t disbanded at
Browns Valley.
The Democrats have postponed their
rally until afterwards. Democracy IS
eternally behind.
Frank Wilcox, Of Hancock, came to
Morris and returned home upon a BIZ
cycle, last Sunday.
Each member of the Republican
ticket is worthy of the votes OF the
people of this county.
Material accumulates at ID. w.
Watson's livery stable for the auction
sale of next Saturday.
Gilbert Paulson lost nine head OF
cattle last week. Stagnant water is
thought to be the cause.
All who take the pains to examine
the lands in Stevens county are IN
variably pleased with it.
Don't fail to hear Hon. Knute Nell
son and Col. G.. H. Brush to- morrow
evening at Phoenix Hall.
The stock of jewelry of the late P. j..
Elmquist is being sold at cost for the
purpose of closing it out.
The furry of snow which fell on
Monday is gentle reminder that
farm work should be hurried along.
The members of the Catholic church
will hold a Bazaar at Phoenix Hall on
the evenings of the q, %, 20 and 80 OF
October.
Remember the masquerade to be at
the rink on Thursday evening Nov.
9th. Tickets must be purchased by
Noy. 5th.
Kertson & Courteau expect to leave
Morris next Monday. They wish all
who have pictures to cali for them
Immediately.
Interesting addresses will be deliv-
cred tomorrow evening at Phoenix
Hall by Hon. Knute Nelson and Col.
c. II. Brush.
Ifin need of horses, cattle, machin-
cry or any similar commodity, buy 1t
at w. Watson's livery stable on
Saturday next.
Replenish your wood piles and coal
bins. In all probability all kinds of
fuel will be more costly one month
hence than it is now.
Prairie fires, running in the dis
lance, last Sunday evening, were suf-
fciently extensive to light up the
whole western horizon.
A few of the prominent Democrats
had bets on Ohio. Hence their irrita-
bility concerning the manner in which
the Republicans received the news.
Stevens county Republicans have
nominated none but thoroughly reli-
able and competent men for office and
we hope to see the entire ticket elected
The weather this week has not been
as fine as usual. We hope the Demo-
Gratis will not insist upon holding the
Republican party responsible for it
A sociable will be given by thu
ladies of the Methodist church OF
Friday evening of this week at thu
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Wat
son. All are invited.
J. NJ. Thompson announces himsel
all independent candidate for Registe
of Deeds. Mr.. Thompson is a life
long Democrat, is popular anon;
the boys and will poll large Demo
cratic vote.
J. A. Johnson has bought Eugen
Atwood's well digging apparatus an
after haying engaged two competen
men to handle 1t, is prepared to d
well digging in the most approve
manner. See his announcement else
where published.
Rev. Thomas McCiary, the newell
appointed presiding elder for thi
newly formed district, preached in til
Methodist church in Morris last Sal
urday evening and last Sunday morn
ing and evening. The sermons wel
able, interesting and instructive.
Mrs. Hallanger, has rented til
building OIL Atlantic Avenue, former
ly occupied by Geo. Ur6an, and hs
opened a restaurant. Meals, coffee an