The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-03-13
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hancock is to hold baby show this
spring.
The county commissioners meet OF
Tuesday.
The NJ. @. c.. on Friday night pas
sell of quietly.
The Browns Valley train was snow
cd in on Monday.
Mr.. Michael lagos trotter makes it
lively for the boys.
District 9of Hendsville will build
anew school house.
The District Court will be in session
in Benson On Tuesday.
Mrs. George Lowater was delivered
Of Il son on Sunday last.
There has been number of cases
81 snow blindness his winter.
Two hundred and twenty-five votes
WAS fair showing for such day.
The county officers will occupy the
Lew court house within few days.
Caucus in this weeks Tribune
writes well, but he lacks perception.
The s. seets on Saturday last pre-
stnted scene of hustle and activity.
Don't fail to~see our local talent on
Monday evening, the I1lh., at Phenix
hall.
MI. C. O. Field received enc vote
for the Presidency OF the Village
Cuuntii.
Mr.. F. K. Gesme. photographer.
has taken an excellent photo. of our
\ new coart house.
The March superintendent from the
State this year. for school purposes is
very low per capita.
The eagle eve of our reporter dis
covered large snow drift on Front
street yesterday morning.
Town clerks should make a prompt
return of all officers elected on Tues
day to the county auditor.
We understand that Mr.. George E.
Darling will open a law office in the
room over Helgeson Hansons store
Mr.. Patrick ROLES. who has been
visiting relatives IN Morris. has re-
turned to ls;s 4fon9e in Goodhue
County
Last Tuesday week. blizzard
forced the school children to remain
over night in school house in the
town of Baker
The Oldest inhabitant yielded to the
blizzard of Sunday week, and that
little occurrence bowed to the biz
of Tuesday last.
The passenger train. on the Little
Falls and Dakota rail road. did not
make the regular trip on Monday
owing TO the storm.
Killian and Youman have opened
a livery stable on the West side OF
the track in the building formerly
occupied by Maginnis and Callahan.
Mr.. Higgins, the engineer on the
Browns Valley road. met with a
severe accident on Thursday last.
breaking his leg just above the ankle
joint.
Ten tumbles day 10y actual COUNT
il the average made by each scholar
down the steep stairway of the court
house. The wonder is that they are
not killed.
The Benson Dramatic company re-
turned from Glenwood OH Friday
evening, and were entertained by Mr..
Samuel Larson at his residence on
Architectural bill.
Mr.. James e. Clark, the noted
singer. will give AL entertainment at
Plenix Hall on Thursday evnning.
March goth. Admission, IS cents;
ciiltlrt n. Is cents.
The attempt to defeat one OF the
CAUCUS nominees at our municipal
election proved abertive. The hom-
Get patliic doctrine of similia similiDus
was very effective.
TIE Central Honse is deservedly
popular under its present manage
ment, and from rast experience we
can vouch for Mrs. Frisby's guests
being well cared for
Tie whistle of helpless engines has
hecou.e SD mOnotOnous' that little
two year-old girl, on hearing any
whistle at all. chiidishly remaiks,-
.Woup! stuck in snow dwift gen"
On complaint of commissioner
Hutchins, Margaret Poplar was
brought before the Probate court on
Friday, and after an examination was
a.'jndged insane. and sent 20 st. Peter
for treatment.
The seventy four votes polled for
Mr.. Larson on electiuH day, without
his kiloselsdge or consent, represented
:s.vesy kaadseme compliment. No
one is more popular among our resi-
dents than Mr.. Larson
Mr.. George II. Munro and family
returned 70 Morris on Tuesday. and
wlll.remain here permanently. Mr..
Munro will open q drug store in Mr..
j. d. Cords building. and wifi no
doubt have his share Of the trade.
Mr. Ben. II, johnson has leased the
premises d scfsQder Bros. Of Fergus
Falls and = going q remove to that
place ii the spring u engage In The
saloon business there. He will sell
his interest IL the business here to
his partner, M. Berltn.