The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-05-08
THURSDAY. MAY Sth. No. %.
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Helgeson & Hanson have put on a
fresh coat OF paint
Councils have ordered go feet of
new hose for each of the engines.
Mr.. C. H. Allyn has moved into the
house bu;n by Mr.. Whittemore near
the court house.
The coming Sunday, we regret to
say. will be Rev. J. p. Hutchinson s
last amongst u.s..
We learn that one of Hancock's
prominent Young citizens is about to
forsake bachelor hood.
The old safe of Clerk Baldwin went
up to the new ccuYt house for Judge
Giitinan:s use, Saturday.
We call attention to Mr.. Selleck's
Offer of two valuable lots adjoining
the First National Bank
Mars. jacob Randall. sister of Mrs.
7. 4. Bamis. died at the Metropolitan
hotel, Friday morning last.
Clerk of the Court Baldwin issued
To Gilbert X. Chesley and julia Han
son, marriage license, April 3Oth.
We have been requested to state
that the delinquent personal property
tax-list is in the hands of the sheriff
for collection,
Sheriff Maginnis seturned from
Fargo Friday night last. lie was en-
gagged in following up quite roman
tic elopement episode.
Mr.. II. A. Jay, of Prescott. Wis,
one of our large land owners has been
looking over his broad acres and left
for his home Tuesday.
The evening concerts by the band
are very enjoyable, and we hope some
steps will be taken to secure series
during the pleasant weather.
The NJ. Q. c., on Friday night was
we'll attended, and being the last of
the series everybody seemed deter
mined to make tie most of it.
1t is reported that citizen of
Fargo thought he had found mine
when lie came upon the old street
Railway while excavating for well.
Mr.. 4 S. Brisbine-a most ardent
disciple of Izaak Walton, has laid
npon our sanctum floor generous
bunch of Esox. pickeres,
III fact.
The new lamps had The moon tt 66'
-o5Iitend with OH the evening of
their debut, but did themselves and
our progressive city fathers credit,
nevertheless.
In view of. the circulation of re-
port to the contrary, we are authoriz-
ed to- state that Miss Kuddock will
remain IN Norris and continue to give
lessons in music.
Mr.. Gus. Stanger's company Of the
fire department was engaged filing
the cistern opposite Youman & Kill
lian's livery stable oil Friday morn
ing. IT'S well to be forehanded.
The Grand Hotel at Fergus Falls
had a grand ball and banquet last
evening. to serve as formal OPP ming
Hnder it's new management. In the
meantime the $25 900 hotel for Nor
his remains unbuilt.
Attention FIemen!
A meeting for drill will be held at
the engine house tonight at O'Clock
GEORGE H. MUNRO, Foreman.
important!
It is important that all farmers who
desire to patroniZe the creamery this
season will send Immediately. to the
undersigned. the number OF cows
they design for that purpose.
f.. II. STANTON.
An alarm of fire on Saturday after.
noon about five O'clock-which fortu
nately proved false one, gave our
citizens an opportunity to witness
with what alacrity the fire-hddies
respond to snch call. These alarms
serve to keep the boys in good wind,
at all events.
The Manitoba R'y Co. have taken
off the small and somewhat antique
sleepers heretofore run by way of
the Breckenridge division to May
vile. and have replaced them with
new and commodious ones, with al
the latest improvements. This will
aid materially to the comfort Of trav.
ellers.
Mr.. John Watson, the recent pur.
chaser Of the Wellington farm, con-
templates-we are told, building a
summer resort hotel thereon, between
the two beautiful lakes. Stevens
county has become deservedly popu-
Ear rs a resort during the heated term
of late years. AMI Mr.. Watson's is a
step in the right direction.
There WIS no action taken by the
board Of education of the independent
school district last Monday in the
matter of awarding the contract fol
the new school house, except to ad
journ until the time Of regular meet
ing. last night. The result of their
action will be found in another col
umn, advertising for new bids.
We were under the impression that
our "Junpfng-Jack" procIfvities had
been kept from the knowledge of Z
confiding public. but it took the keen
scented Tribune man to find us out