The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-08-28
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2sth, No. Al.
sUNBEAMs.
reopen on Monday.


Schools reopen on Monday.
Can we not have a village library?
The sink will DC closed for skating
tG-aigAt.
Morris was flush with high hats
this week.
There will he a club Canoe at the
rnk to-nisht.
Herman is congratutting ITSELF
on End os fire brick clay.
Cse l.y one the threshing outfits
ssse pulling into The country.
Mr.. u. ". Watson is the happy
f,lther OF q brand-new little girl.
Mrs. J D. Good who has been alb
mt ut Os;,kis returned to Morris
Tuesday evening.
Or. Hulhurd enjoys change now
and then. so he went out killing
stieteas yesterday.
They are just about finishing Sin
huge cattle barns. costing over &c.
900, on the bull Farm.
A business man who runs for office
TO relegtte its duties to some adj
lleren. ought to be defeated.
The Legislative convention here
tomorrow will probably nominate
Hon. III. H. Wells for the senate.
Farmer S, N. Harris has been adj
vIsed that he cannot expecta hearty
support from Stevens county this
fall.
Nearly all farmers were driving at
stacking on Tuesday. the day before
being COOL drying day after the
soaking rain Of Sunday.
The Stevens County Agricultural
society is slow getting into the field,
but there is not much doubt about
its getting there eventually.
An Qrtonvills farmer, j. r. Good
now by name, aged 81 years, drank
himself to death through the medium
Of gallon of alcohol few DAYS ago.
There will be services at the Con-
sregational church Gn Sunday next,
conducted by Rev. VIM. Gill, who
has been spending some time at Her
man.
Mr.. Henry Hutchins was suddenly
called by telegram to Austin, Mimi.
last Friday night. and he gave his
proxy for the county convention to
Mr.. Ole G. Hanson.
We regret that M. Justin l..
Milier.o of this county did not receive
the appointment 10 the Crookston
land Office. Mr.. L. X. A;,ker. of
Douglas county is the lucky man.
We are informed that a large num-
b,r of immigrants from Canada, with
families, are expected to arrive in
Norris soon to settle on farms in
Stevens County. Their heads are
level.
Delegates to the recent farmers
conventions were quite noticeable in
last Saturday S republican convention.
This may be considered IL notice to
tile farmer nominees to do no figuring
tnSteyens county.
Counsellor Brown was the only rep
Tesentative of the legal talent OF Nor
riaat the Bar Association meeting
in OrtonyiHe. An adjournment was
Had until November, when they re-
convene at Morris.
Episcopal services will be held at
All Saints Church, Morris. Sunday.
August 3lst., as follows: Morning,
1890; evening; 1880; Sunday school,
2::3D r. m. Choir practice on Friday
evening at p m.
r. N. JOHNSON. Rector.
The Cleveland and Hendricks club
meets every Friday evening in Rer-
kin's Hall, for which time and place
most cordial invitation is extended
t0eaH who desire to participate.in the
success Of the coming elections. =.
tits with regret that we announce
the departure of Mr.. Ed. Lewis and
wife for Ortonville, where Mr.. Lewis
will engage in tile lumber business.
They leave in Morris m1ny friends
who wish them all tie socceSs in the
world.
The Tally Graceville, breckenridge.
Wahpeton and Casselton express
freight leaves st. Paul at S p. M, ar
siylng in Morris 8:55 a. nj. Freight
for Ills train should be delivered Mt
st. Paul not later than p. M; Min.
iicapolis 5p. m.
The ayent Of the st. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba railway has been
instructed to sell excursion tickets to
Minneapolis and return to those de-
string to attend the Minneapolis gri-
cultural exrosition ut oae-flfth more
than the fare one way.
Noisy boarders like the one who
eccnpied an apartment Iii the Hotel
de Village, one day last week, de-
servc to lse innxzeled. The Ilahitual
iendfslt ye]ls of these dodgers III dur
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