Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-08-27
NORRIS.
Sand at the rink tonight.

row evening.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
Curtiss Egbert formerly of Grand
Forks D. i. has charge of the bar at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held ia the Methodist church one
week from next Sunday.
Rev. H. johnson has n call from
Norman county but is as yet undecided
in regard toits acceptance.
A new double-seated, covered ear
riage has been added to the stock in
d. w. Watson's livery barn.
The Twelfth Judicial Bar Associa-
ton met at Ortonville last week. a
small attendance is reported.
A new evening paper is to be started
in St. Paul. The Dispatch seems to
be in state of mind over the tact.
The La Crosse Business College has
more applications for book-keepers
and clerks than it can fill. See adj
yertisement.
Harvest work is finished and stack
ing is we'll under way. Recent rains
have done but little damage, except to
delay farm work.
Farmers can not begin blowing to
soon. Often repeated experiments
have demonstrated the fact that early
blowing is the best.
Send in your subscriptions to the
Norris TRIBUNE. 1t is the only relia-
BILE and thoroughly Republican news
paper in the county and you can not
afford to be without it,
People who do blowing in q slip
shod sort of way this Fall ought not
to complain if their crops are poor
next year. Plow land thoroughly,
and results will be satisfactory.
Extra copies of the TRIBUNE are
for sale by Rohne & Anderson. Ifyou
have friend in the East whom you
think will be interested in this locali-
IT,, get paper and send it to him.
The Morris Quadrille Club will give
d party at The roller rink tomorrow
evening. All members of the club
and a number of invited guests are eX-
pected to be present and a good time
is assured.
P. P. Johnson of Glenwood. is eX-
pected here to-day to open photo
graph gallery. He expects to spend
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
each week here and hopes for a liberal
patronage.
The examinations for teachers in
the Independent School District of
Morris is expected to take place to-
morrow. D. T. Wheaton, D. R. Suth-
erland and J. A. Johnson are the
examiners.
1t is hardly q proper caper to sit
down upon a young lady whom you
admire and esteem but one of the
young gentlemen of Morris did it at
the rink last Saturday evening. He
felt, -! .-!.!about it.
Episcopal Services. "All Saints"
church. Morris, Sunday Aug. 31st.
Morning 1890. Evening 7:90. Sun
day School 2:30. Choir practice on
Friday evening at 7 P. M.
r. NJ. JOHN SON, Rector.
]. P. Davis who has been foreman
in the TRIBUNE office for the last year
leaves for Glenwood next Monday.
NJ. P. Morris, of Cumberland, Wis,
newspaper man of long experience
and sI5ilIful job printer is his succ es-
sor.
The Democrats will probably en-
dorse G.. l.. Brown for county attor.
ney, d. T. Wheaton for surveyor and
II. Hutchins fer commissioner. By
November they will doubtless con-
clude to endorse the entire Republican
ticket
E. E. Solseth showed clear under
standing Of the political situation
when he remarked in convention last
Saturday that the voters of this county
would not be fooled and humbugged
by an oily tongued Democracy any
longer.
The annual school meeting for the
Independent School District of Nor
ris will be held at the West side
school building on Saturday Sept. 9Th
at O'Clock in the evening for the pur-
pose of electing board of directors.
pwo directors are to be elected for one
year, two for two years and two for
three years. There should be full at
tendance and men be chosen who
have the interests of the school at
heart and who will give it their time
and attention.
owing to the absence of three or
four members of the band there was
no music nj the roller rink last We'd
nestlay evening. / was not known by
the managers of the rink that the band
would sc absent until it was too late
to give public notice. The disappoint-
ment To the patrons of the rink. al
though unavoidable is regretted by
none more than the managers of the
rink themselves. Hereafter the band
may be expected every Wednesday
and Saturday evening.
TO skate well person should al
ways use the same skates. One can
skate better upon even poor pair of
skates if used to them than upon a
good pair if unused to them. About
the only way in which a person can be
sure of having the same skates at all
times for use is to own pair. To ac-
commodate those wishing to buy j.
d. Good has put in a stock of the Fen
ton club roller skates at his hardware
store and now offers them for sale.