The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-08-14


NOON.
Has the IL ieultural society been
ahduct,d!
Han,ways are hcco:ning n,onoto
hoasly freInen'.
Tile wheat cropof RenGsvilse is Il
r~eN.rAahly ane one.
Tile D&l;lth wheat market fell near
IL ) cents last week.
Mrs. William Bach, of Pepperton,
gave birth to II son last week.
Mr.. Charles O'son's new house on
9Th. street is progressing rapidly.
We are waiting for II BETTER If ac-
c.ptaace from the board of Grade.
The 1.-THE and graceful form of our
belle is idmired by all at the Roller
Rink.
Mr.. {. II. ALLYN WAS presented
with Il brand-new little daughter this
morning.
Mr.. L. 3. Chew fell from his BIZ
cycle o., Sunday last and bruised his
left leg.
The first passenger IT'D; s. .SEn.r the
Fargo and Southern le:rvvs al .'tl!i Paul
Tonight.
Mr., andrew Sstter has leased has
saloon binding to- Messrs. Knapp
Brothers.
Two deer were seen few days ago
near Mr.. Ueary UeueI farm in
Prpperton.
Labor is plenty and comparatively
cheap. Thing, are beginning to even
up for the farmer,
Mr.. john Schrapps, of the town OF
Stevens, las well frozen over with
ice eighteen inches thick.
Almost every man in the county
has i coyey Of chickens lie is 'sherd-
ing until after the 18th.
The residence of Mr.. Anton Lohr,
of the town of Scott, was destroyed
by fire on the 3lst of July.
at his residence, in the town of
Baker, August 18th. Mr.. John III.
Lush, aged u Years, and month.
Mr. David Huddlestone recently
traded his haif-sectioa farm near
Donnelly for $4,000 stock of boots
and shoes.
Mr.. Jno. r. Perkins expects to
gather this season about two hundred
bushels of choice apples from his
young orchard.
Farmers want to assure themselves
It's to the reported reduction of wheat
tolls Oh the railway of from l l-2 to .
cents per bushel.-
Rev. r. NJ. Johnson isjust returned
from Glenweod and Lake Reno where
he has arranged FOR Sunday services
in alienation with Norris.
There has been an addition made
to the editorial staff of the Tribune
in the person of II young sou, who
arrived in Morris last week.
Mr.. p. McCollom has bought out
the boot and shoe business of Mr.. A !.
g. Fosberg and will consolidate the
stock OF both establishments.
Episcopal services, Sunday, Aug.
18th, morning at 1920; evening $50;
Sunday school at 2: SO. Choir practice
ut ! o'clock on Saturday evening.
Anthony Dunlevy, in the employ OF
Mr.. J. d. Cool, was severely injured
on Monday last by being crushed be-
tween pile of lumber and his
team.
There will be preaching at the
Congregational Church next Sunday.
August I7th, III the morning and
evening at the usual hours, by Rev.
z. w. Ch;ids.
The dedication ceremonies, SO we
are informed by Rev. F. Watry, Of
81. Francis School will take place
rext Sunday evening. School reopens
OH the 18th inst.
Mr. Michael Kavanagh, of the town
of Morris. yet with n severe accident
on Saturday evening last, dislocating
his knee and otherwise sustaining
injuries
We.were the recipients yesterday
Of a fine lot of ciab-apples, from Mr.
John r. Perkins, grown on the Reich
ert farm near town, which he has
leased for a term of years.
"A meeting Of the Ladies Society of
the Episcopal church will be held on
friday next. Aug. l5th,at clock p.
ls.at the residence of Mrs. ] ID. Good.
* full Attendance is requested.
Several members Of the Stevens
county bar will attend the annual
meeting of the 10Th District Bar As
ISOLATION to be held at OrtoHviffe,
Monday ard Tuesday of next week.
It would be to the advantage of tile
business interests of Morris if the
merchants wohM hit upon some plan
Ivy which the farmers could secure
cheap fuel and cheap lumber. Here
tofore both of these commodities
have been sold here at prices entirely
too high.
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Mr.. i. II. Stanton has recently add
cd some very fine IIoIstein stock to
kis herd, three young. bulls of that
breed being among the number. The
harm Accommodations hare become in
a,leouafA I'm Oak Grove Farm and he