Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-08-06
NORRIS.
WAS n iollV company.

Prices or stevens County IoNA o''t''o
are steadily advancing.
Further particulars aboutthe Farm
ers Convention next week.
Machine "experts" have hardly
time to eat or sleep nowadays.
Rohne & Anderson are agents Tor
the state textbooks for this county.
The members of the Methodist
church are contemplating picnic.
The st. Paul Jobbers had on strong
head of steam. They gained time all
day.
Each of the st. Paul jobbers ex-
pressed himself as being "duly i'm
pressed"
The sale upon the Wheeler farm
was not an unqualified success last
Saturday.
Mr.. Jackson has engaged a barber
to assist him in serving his numerous
customers.
Two Elk were seen feeding on w. L..
Colyer's farm yesterday. All kinds OF
stock flourish in this county.
Morris is now without photog-
rapher again. Here is an excellent
opening for competent artist.
PHI. Kelly was to busy playing
drav-poker to spend time i'll looking
Morris over. Kelly is good Demo-
erat.
This is a good town and good
county," This was Gen. J. IL. Bakers
remark yesterday after looking over
our city.
The next meeting of the G. A. J.
Overton post, G. A. r. will be held
next Saturday evening, commencing
at o'clock.
J.H. Bush of the town Of Baker
died on Monday. He was over seventy
six years old and has been feeble for
some time.
Over ninety boquets were presented
to the members of the st. Paul Jobbers
Union upon their arrival here by Mrs.
J. a. Bemis.
John -McNally's school district
failed to materialize. The county
commissioners very justly sat down
on his petition.
Marshal Webber and Justice Hutch
ins have succeeded in thinning out
the tramps which have infested our
village, quite preceptibly.
Repeated experiments have demon
strated the fact that early blowing is
the best. Plan to turn your land over
as soon as the crops are removed.
Rev. F. Watry is an expert in farm
work, at least, those think so who saw
him driving a self binder upon Mr..
Wunsch's farm on Tuesday morning.
"This visit of the Jobber's Union is
to off set the Farmers Movement"
is the way in which one of the farmers
expressed his view of Mondays pro-
ceedings.
Frank Corliss arrived on Saturday
might. His family is here and he is
again keeping house in Morris. We
hope that be makes this his home
permanently this time.
A few notes picked up during the
annual meeting and excursion of the
Minnesota Editors Association will
appear next week. Lack of time and
space forbids their appearance now.
Walter Nelson, an experienced
Scandinavian druggist has excepted
permanent location at Max Buckentin
& Bros drug store. He is valuable
addition to the working force in the
store.
The Republican County Convention
will be held in Morris on Friday Aug.
23rd. Let the chairmen of the various
town committees see that caucuses are
held and that there is full representa-
tion at the convention.
n. o. Reopen, the photographer has
gone to Browns Valley to remain till
after harvest when he expects to he in
Morris again. Orders for pictures
taken by him will be delivered through
mail or by Mrs. Hallanger.
Rev. E. W. Chlds of Michigan will
preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday morning and evening.
He comes to Morris with the intention
of remaining permanently, if satisfac-
Try arrangements can be made.
THE ~. Pau. Jobbers are right in
concluding t.; uay considerable atten-
tion TO Morris. ''1aless they are just
about so with us, we shall begin to
smile OH Duluth or apply or passes
to Chicago via. the Fargo Southern:
1t is quite probable that an excur-
sion train will be run from here to
Minnetonka and return on Sunday
Aug. H. Tickets for the round trip
including tour of the lake OH the
steamer, "Belle of Minnetonka" will
be $500 each.
Local Democracy does not seem to
be as uproariously happy and harmoni-
Gus as of yore. There seems to be
difference of opinion as to which is
the great and only John Kelly of the
Stevens CO. Tammany. IT'S small
point but It's got to be settled.
Our ball club is all out of practice
and probably could not do themselves
very proud in game of ball but for
all this outside clubs seem to be afraid
of them. They have been sending
challenges to every club they can hear
of but don't find any who will accept.
A farmers caucus was held in Nor
iris last Thursday evening at which
the following delegates to the
Earneris county ennuantinn of laet