Morris tribune., 1884-07-23
NORRIS.
Sa editor is at home again.

moved to Minneapolis.
No one should be without the TR1
BUNE during this falls campaign
The grass upon the school hous
blo~k has been moved. A needed
work.
Some needed improvements hav
been made upon H. Baldwin's build
ing on Fifth st.
Spur & Aurland have II few inter
esting remarks to make in our adver
Using columns to-day.
I'D Good has the best score of an.
OF tie players in yesterdays game
having i runs and but | out.
j. Il. Danielson is offering som'
new attractions in his line. See hi
new advertisement in this issue.
The Sunday schools of our city haC
u pleasant picnic i'll the grove mt J. X
Perkins residence one week ago to.
day.
Ok. Gesme is building an addition
TO his residence. Such improvements
are gratifying evidences of business
prosperity.
The Second Nine play match
game of bali with the Willard nine to-
morrow afternoon upon the grounds
of the former in Morris.
The home of B. F. Ellsworth, OF
Elbow Lake, was made happy last
Thursday by the advent of girl
Mother and child doing nely.-Her-
man Herald.
The NJ. and D. Co. elevator at Han
cock received $1,000 bushels of wheat
iast year. Not IS bushels as our proof
reader allowed it to appear in last
weeks issue.
Miss Elma Nilsson entertained q
large number other young friends at
the residence of her parents last
Thursday afternoon. The little folks
had remarkably good time.
We learn that Andrew Satter in
tends moving with his family to Nor
ris about the first of September to
give his children the advantages Of
fered 10y the Morris public schools.
n. o. REOPEN, the photographer, is
doing excellent work and is receiving
. large amount of patronage. a COM
petent photographer, like Mr.. Reopen,
would do well to locate here per-
manently.
In practice game of ball last Satur-
day afternoon the second nine demon
strated the fact that they are capa BILE
of good playing. If any fact was de-
monstrated by the first nine we are
unable to state what it is.
Col. Baxter is the sacrifice to be Of
fered up by the Fifth district Demo.
Gratis, He is too small and week to be
worth much to our local Democracy
so they will use the national
ticket, instead of him for trading stock.
Mr.. O. C. Anderson and Miss Anne
NJ. Arneson were married by Rev. H.
Johnson at the residence of the brides
parents at Frog Lake, on Sunday
July Goth. A large number of friends
of the young couple were present at
the ceremony.
The Morris Quadrille Club gave a
hop at the roller skating rink last
Friday evening. About forty of the
members of the club were present and
the evening was pleasantly spent.
The floor of the rink is we'll adapted to
dancing as we'll as skating.
The Tribune is pleased to announce
that DR.. Phalon has concluded to To-
cate IN Morris permanently. He is a
dentist of long experience a skilful
workman and we believe his location
here will prove mutually advantage
Gus to himself and to the people of our
city.
The G. A. J. DIVERSION Post G. A. r.
is we'll represented in Minneapolis
this week. Among those who left
here on Monday for Minneapolis we
noticed the following: w. L. Colyer,
G. Pepper, G. X. Light, c.. G. Dablow,
L. H. Pushor, F. M. Hesler, and A.
I Dye.
Herman Herald: The delinquent
tax list for Stevens county, which APP
pears in the last issue of the Morris
Sun, is just about as valuable for
practical and legal purposes as so
much so creased pig. There are five
solid clumns of "sames" and "do's"
and neither dollar mark, decimal point
nor the word dollar, i'll the whole eight
columns of supplement.
l.. Franklin of Minneapolis has
bought tire Wheeler farm at Wheeler
Station with the crop, farm machinery
and all OF the stock, upon the farm.
On Saturday, Aug. End the crop, ma
chlnery and stock is to be sold at
auction upon the farm and there will
be an excellent opportunity for buy
ing. Mr.. Franklin intends also to
plat SO acres of the farm and give
Wheeler Station a boom.
Northwestern Miller: A represent
tative of this paper was recently af-
forded an opportunity to visit HI. w.
Stone Co.'S mill near Morris, Mimi. 1t is
situated about two miles out of Morris,
and is called the Riverside Roller mill.
Livingston rolls are used, and the
motive power is water, 81 inch
American water wheel being used un-
der foot head. 1t has a capacity
of 100 bbls, and runs steadily. IT
makes first class flour, has a good
trade, and gives every evidence of be-
ing prosperous. Ward Stone is head
miller, and he has S. F. Wolff as an
assistant,