Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-10-15

Kertson & Courteau wish to an
nounce that they will remain in Nor
ris ten days longer. Those wishing
sittings must call at their gallery
within that time. No sittings will be
made after the 25th.
In your enthusiasm for Blaine, Lo-
gan, Nelson, and Wells, don't forget
your local ticket. The local ticket
is deserving of just as hearty
and cordial support at the
hands of Republicans, as is the Ma
tional, congressional or state ticket.
Martin Zimmerman of Potsdam lost
his stable and hay by. fire last Friday.
He tied one of his horses to harrow
while fighting fire and the horse be-
coming frightened fell upon the har-
row teeth and was killed. This
brings double loss upon Mr.. Zim-
norman which he will feel severely.
One steam threshing machine STRAW
burner) in the county is doing work
for = and 81 cents per bushel. The
machine is doing excellent work.
The owners oft appreciate the diff
culties under which farmers are labor
ing, with present prices Of grain and
are helping them with cheap thresh-
ing as much as lies in their power.
One w, elk from tomorrow evening
there is to be u Republican rally in
Morris. There will be grand torch
light procession early in the evening,
after which addresses will be delivered
in Phoenix Hall by Congressman
Knute Nelson and Col. G. HI. Brush.
Mr.. Nelson is an interesting and forci-
BILE speaker who says u great deal in
few words and in u pleasing manner,
Col. Brush is also q fine speaker aud
will deliver all interesting address.
Everybody is invited to attend and it
is quite certain that citizens from all
parts of the county will he present.
This is the first demonstration Of the
campaign: for this locality, but if the
weather is favorable it will be al en-
thusiastic one.
Robert Buck appeared in Phoenix
Hall last night as Rip Van Wrinkle,
supported by lis dramatic company;
Tonight lie will APPEAR as Joshua
Whitconlb, closing with the Paddy
Miles. To'nlorroW night the com.
pany will play Fanchon the Cricket.
In each of these plays there is ample
opportunity for the display of Mr..
Bucks we'll known dramatic talent.
He has been upon the stage for over
thirty years, and with all of this ex-
perience is able to please his audiences
in almost any part he chooses to as
sumo. He now strong company
with him, who give linn excellent
support and thus make these plays
douhly attractive, Nv. Buck should
have full house tonight and to-
morrow night.
| lhc management vi tilC XhOiiio WI
Ter rink deserve credit for their sue
cessful efforts to provide entertain
ment 1or lheif numerous patrons.
Last Monday evening Miss: Mabel
Davidson, of st. Paul gave an exii-
bition Of her skating. Miss Davidson
is 4Ht tlKeiye feals GID and has sklted
but four months hutin this short time
she has become so proficient as to be
properly called the champion skater OF
the Northwest, She was upon the
floor OIL Monday evening, about ten
minutes but in this short time per.
formed number Of difficult and re,
markahle featS ',ana dM some very
fine skating. She held the Individ.
cd attention Of her large audience and
was often vigorously applauded. Miss
Davison left yesterday for Browns
Valley where she gave another exhi
bition of her skating last evening.
The La Crosse Business College
furnishes more Situations for its grad
yates than any other: See adyeFtise
ment.
: Ask your Druggist for free Tria
Bottle DR.. Kings New Discovery TO
Consumption at Max Buckintin's.