The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-08-21
THURSDAY. AUGUST olst. No. 40.
SLE5EAMS.
TieresliHg has 6eguir.

'fAFs IS IN aggressive paign-on
:he prairie chickens.
We know where there are tive
sg.iare miles If pond lilies.
The Easaer viii do we'll TO ascer
tais, E. She elevator man who gives
Yartic9etrfc@his wheat will guar.
q, antee the grade Oh not.
There will he services at The Con
gfeeatiolai Chmch next Sunday, Au.
gust o4,h. in tle morning and ever
ing at the usualhorms, by Rev. E. W.
Hiil3s.
Messrs. J. l.. Chambers, Chas. r
Chambers. Daniel Walsh and Thos. O.
T.. Delaacy. allo St. Louis, are giving
nc chickens hercabouts some pretty
liv,ly times.
NJ. J. b. Soule returned home on
Monday last from an extended bust.
,nssNtour in Dakota. lie is now. look
:ng, afterrths construction of the Don.
1Hllv' sdeTsa.ar.-
Mr.. Geo. 81. Eaho3s She reticent,
agent for John Morris, the wholesale
Chicago stationer, spent few days
In the beginning of the week in Nor
lis.
Mess. James J. Brisbine and Reub.
Leonard have been busy shaking hands
ever since they left the train yester.
day afternoon. Judging from their
outfit. they are after chickens.
Swift County Press:-The Morris
Tribune is becoming as noted for its
continual crow-eating as for the wit(!)
of some of It's humereustD articles.
1t was an nnlucky day for Randall
when D. F. Smith pitched that base
ball and hit him on the head,
The exhilaration of spirits of "our
campers out" was extreme, as was
evineed by a dancing-ofthe Saratoga
Laneiers on the wet turf without the
aid of music. one afternoon during
their stay at M;nnewaska.
Mr.. Chambers, the large land-holder
from New burgh, Ny. hasinstructed
his agent to advance the prices on lis
lands, in the county. lie holds them
firm. and expresses the fullest conf.
dence in their great value. ultimately.
The articles of incorporation of
"The Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agency" appear in an
ether column. Mr.. P. A. Mccarthy
is the efficient manager Of the com.
pany, which fact alone youches for
the reliability and correctness OF
their work.
Some heartless ot-hupter-'twere
base flattery to call Linn sportsman.
put charge of shot into old MIN
the other day. and if J. d. Good
could have convinced himself as to
who had done it he would have rails
ed the temperature in that immediate
aeighborhood without delay.
1t is safe to say that the farmers
are more concerned in contemplation
of the vagaries of the weather just
now than in the race for president.
Wien they have put their grain out
Of harms way then will they t,rn.to
coming the claims of the different
parties.
Mr.. John S. Wilkinson and Mr.. Al
bert W. Chambers. of Newburgh. n.
Y. have been visiting Norris during
the last week, looking after their real
estate interests. Mr.. Wilkinson has
remarked the change for the better
which Stevens county presents since
his las. visit and predicts for it a
position amongst the most prosperous
ant wealthy ones Of the North West.
The lumber for the Sawyer eleva-
tor ut Donnelly is on the ground and
work will be pushed so that within
thirty days the building will be COW
cred IN. The site of the old elevator
has been selected on account Of the
well, ditch, and other convenie1ees;
and the old warehouse viii, bes used
for oats. The capacity of the new
elevator will be 10000 bushels.
II would be- well t0Yemember that
the only reliable and authentic re
ports of the proceedings of the board
Of equalization appear in TIE Sun.
the official organ Of the county. The
figures which were given to the pub.
lie last week by our unreliable con-
temporary will be found. upon COM
farison with the official report in this
issue, to diverge considerably from
the correct ones.