The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-06-26
SUN . EAMS

Tie sports for the Fourth are we'll
lElder way.
Grcas ,sas- was busy day for The
lonsorial artists.
The skating rink will he ready for
the Fourth of July.
Mr-Judd Thompson is night clerk
ut the Metropolitan.
Moxris is probably one Of the health
tcst towns In the state.
The democratic county convention
call appears elsewhere.
NJ. II. B. Wolff did as big bust
nrss us the circus, Friday.
The auditors Office in the court
house isa delightful summer retreat.
We would call the attention of our
readers to Mr.. Geo. Rowles' new
card.
There will be dancing all day in
'he na.ision at the Park, on the
Fourth.
Mr.. John F. Hartrich has purchas-
cd the Mills property, in the town of
Morris, for $500.
Judge Baldwin is becoming very
popular noose-tier. lie married three
couples last week.
Joseph Schmid, Of Baker, was the
iirse assessor to return his book to
tie' auditors office.
There are more wild ducks nesting
in this vicinity this year than has
been noticed for years.
The foundation wall of the new
schoo. sbassding is finished and brick
laying is being rapidly pushed.
After singing~Papa' S Darling Boy"
for two weeks. r. wss q nine pound
gill. 1t took place this morning.
The supervisors of the town of
Morris Inf.ae tour of inspection Of
the roads OF the town. on. Tuesday
last.
Nearly 5000 persons were admitted
to the afternoon performance of the
circus; not bad auaience for an in
Lind town.
MI. VI Hancock made fiylr.g
"Trip to Mankato and back iosc a1sk,
on business connected with the new
school building.
Sciatica is becoming alarmingly
prevalent; one of our local physicians
had Il patient recently who claimed
to have it in his neck.
The various town boards were
busy as ''equalizers" on Monday last.
There were but few exceptions taken
20 the work Of the assessors.
Mr.. T. X. Monk, of Starbuck, and
Miss Margretta E. Solve, of Fran
ness, were united in the bonds of
wediock by Justice Baldwin last
week.
The good citizens of Rendsville are
going to have picnic on the 5th of
july. Iris will give them an oppor-
tunity to enjoy the celebration III
Morris on the 4th.
1t is probable that the 4th of July
amusement committee will effect an
arrangement with Messis. Mcmillan
& Briggs to use their rink for the
dancing pavilion on that day.
$4,000 of valuable horses and brood
mares arrived in Morris on Saturday
consigned to f. 2. Watson Esq, and
will add to the reputation Of the
already famous Jefferson stock farm
The notice of meeting of all those ii
.hc towsi af Morris interested in the
farmers Increment, which, appears ir
another column, is the first signal fol-
tire contemplated uprising, May il
lead to gvod!
We saw, plucked atTandom from;
fAd belonging to Mr.. VIM. Burrill
oftne town of Morris, Il head of tim
otIly fully six inches long. Minnesot;
monapolizes the biscuit when il
comes to growing.
The sportve Tightening played som'
light pranks at Father. Watry's resi-
dcnce during the storm Tuesda,
afternoon. Fortunately no harm
= came to any one, and but trifling cam
age to the premises.
WILLIAMs-FTNCu = In Morris
Sunday. June 22nd. at the residenc,
Of the groom's mother, by the Rev
Boyd Phelps. Mr.. Edward ]. Williams
of MOrns, and Miss Minnie Finch. o
Herman. formerly Of Black Rive
Falls, Wis.
We regret to learn that Morris /
gsing to lose Mr.. Scott Stuart, win
fora long time has been in charge 0
the lower, elevator. lie goes to FeI
gas Falkland his place will he take
Ivy Mr.. Dudley, heretofore statione
ut. Johnson.
The Editor Of ther Swift Count
Press criticizes rather harsh!y til
meal he ate Tor ratlferd did not cal )a
the metropolitan Hotel in MeSris o
circus day. We can only say in repl
that landlord Hemis keeps the bes
lSotel on the line of-the Brecker ridg
fdsvisioa sof St. T. NJ. AsM. B., II. an
that so.n6 excellent reason must l,ay
existed to- cause a guest toleave hi
house with the inner man unsatisiet
Il is, indeed, a suitrY day when Majt
isemis fails to cHtcho to the best.