The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-24

IN bAlS ScCtlcll VI tlS NsoNS'
SUNBEAMS.
NJ. Q. c.. tomorrow night.
The ice house is about full.
Yesterday was a very severe day.
Who reports the commentaries
porterl
Commercial men report the lightest
kind of trading.
The Browns Valley train did no.
go out yesterday.
May be the commercial reporter
had the toothache.
Mr.. Whitley reports an increase in
the receipts of taxes.
Mr.. A.. i. Stone is adding story
to his hardware store.
There has been a scarcity of coal
during the past few day.
Mcdonnell & Hickey, Of Graceville,
have made an assignment.
The Board of Trade was we'll at
tended last Monday evening.
This weather will tax the old set
tiers Ing enuity to its utmost.
The fall of snow on Tuesday has
made the sleighing excellent.
Some of our citizens, apparently,
believe in the boycottil.g plan.
We call attention to A. 4. White
more's card, in another column.
The County officers wilt occupy the
new court house early next month.
Professor VaDCamp has been en-
gagged to teach the Graceyille Brass
Band.
Bemis & Knowlton have the con
tract to fiji the ice-house at the
creamery.
Mr.. Daniel Brewster. of Rendsville,
was made happy by the addition of a
boy to his family, this week.
The plain ,unvarnished superiorities
of this county, need advertising.
Public spirited men, to the front !
Mr.. John D. Keyser, who was SER
lousy injured last week. is progress
ing favorably toward convaescence.
Snow walls chunks of snow actu-
ally built into walls are used az
snow fences along the Browns Valley
line.
The sidewalks were crowded on
Saturday. and the streets filled with
teams. The farmers were out in
force.
The rosy sunsets still continue.
Long after tile twilight last evening
tie sky in the west was remarkably
roseatc.
The neck-tie party on Friday even
ing at Berkins Hall WAS the novel
feature Of liz. week III the way OF
aEusements.
The owls in the Daily Globe calen'
tar are well conceived. From con
temptation to ''retrospection' they
are all suggestive.
The drayage business keeps moving,
when they have nothing else to move,
the proprietors move GU. and some
body else moves in
We have been favored with one of
the artistic calendars of the Pioneer
Press for 1884. 1t is beautiful spec
linen of the art of printing.
Mr.. Stanislaus Ludenia, of Donnelly
township, WAS presented with twins
few days ago. Oar congratulation:
are extended to the happy father,
To the average wayfarer, the water
supply of Morris appears somewhat
contracted. There is Water Com
pany in existence let us hear from
them in the spring.
The meeting Of tic Village council
called for Tuesday evening. was not
very well attended. Mayor Brisbine
and Rtcorder Gilman were the only
dignitar;es present.
II you have made up your minds tt
SOW wheat, lie sure that your seed is
everything that it should be, ant
attend to having it in the soil which
is thoroughly prepared for it.
At the meeting of the Creamery
Associate IN last week, at Graceville
committee was appointed to-secure
5000 worth of.cows for the coming
years work. Graceyiile appears tc
be in earnest.
The State Agricultural Soeiets
needs local hailitatioD. Can Morri:
not putin some claims for recognition
have beautiful grounds, and {
1fospitable people. All we require i:
the sinews of war.
We are indebted to the Hon. 1gna
thus Donnelly. for copy of Chicago
latest literary venture, The Current,
containing the first instalment Of al
article entitled, '.Heredity," which
he has prepared for that magazine.
The man who refuses to bank hi
house in the Fall, for the reason tina
the expense Of banking the SAM
amounts to more than the value of TIL
p tatoes in the cellar, will certainl.
never die poor man.
At the regular annual meeting Of tn
stevens County Agricultural society
on Saturday, -Jany. 10Th. 1884, the RI