The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-09-25
M.SSEAPaI.ss.
suNsEAMs.

Mr.. A. nek, ~ is building a COM
.modious barn.
Llrge quantities of game are being
d,.ly shipped to the urban friends Of
\ Off sportsmen-
case of a cyclone we are holding
TIE Sun office down with Il mangrl
.Nurzel ffeIn. Ok Grove Farm;
weigh. Is l.2 pounds
Mr. T.. H. Stanton s,wed field Of
rye last week and proposes to make a
teisl of winter wheat, for which pur-
p,se he has ordered !, fine quality of
seed.
Services in AL Saints Church
next Sunday will be as follows:
Morning at 1879. evening at 7:30.
Sunday ss,iso1l ut 2:3i; choir prac-
tEce at 4 o'clock, Saturday.
r. NJ. JOHNSON. Rector.
James Cavanaughs Il man who has
worked during several seasons in and
:sepaad Morris, fell from. a, freight
train near DeGraF on Saturday, last
and had both legs cut off. The shock
was too much and he died in few
hoars. -
During the twenty four hours be-
tween Saturday and Sunday morn
ings.twenty two trains passed through
Morris on the Manitoba road, and Yet
ii costs the farmer IL 2 cents to snip
bushel of his fifty cent wheat to
Minneapolis.
The Wilson family in the town of
Donnelly added three to the popula-
tion of the state last week. John
Wilson, Ole, and Frank, were each
presented with fac-similes of them
selves, two of these little visitors
coming during one night.
Chairman Moss, of the recent
democratic district convention, an
nounces the following COMMITTEES:
T. E. Heenan, Stevens, C airman;
II. NJ. Richardson, Stevens: NJ. j.
Mcdonnell. Big Stone; n. b. Ufford,
Grant; C. T.. Taylor, Traverse.
at meeting of the newly elected
school-board for the independent dis
hrict-comprising the village of Nor
ris. held Saturday evening. DIR. d. Il.
Sutherland was elected president,
w. J. Munro, secretary, and Samuel
y Larson, treasurer
That corn, when not interfered
with by extraordinarily premature
frost lis was the case last year, Will
mature excellently in this country is
fact beyond dispute. Mr.. J.. G..
Srouner handed us an ear grown on
his farm near town which it would
lie difficult to excel.
Politically speaking, last Friday.
was an eventful dry in Morris. The
republican district committee, and
the democratic county committee.
and the democratic district CONVEX
ton met, notwithstanding which
accumulation OF events, our thriving
town failed to show any traces OF SER
iuus agitation.
Mr.. L. C. H5dgson, the farmers
ceLnuYn In the Herman Herald, and
sir. L. II. Harris the farmers noini-
nee for senator. were in town last
Thursday. Mr.. Harris stopped over
Night with r.. j. Hall aud left Tor
Jig Stone county friday morning by
way of Donnclly, where lie spent q
few hours telling the people who and
what he was.
There was very interes. ing pedes4
TRAN contest between two prominent
citizens one day last week over. Il
course extending from the village
recorders office to that Of the presi-
dent of the council, aud turn. back to
the village treasurer's register. Tile
one securing, the president's sigma
tnre to paper furnished bY. the re-
curder and hAvin. it registered first
ut the ofii-e Of tile treasurer WAS de-
<I,red the winner when the village
comes into It's funds.
The supervisors Of the town VI
Mslris met OH Saturday last at town
clerk Hall office Tor tlis hearing on