Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-06-25
NORRIS.

July and enjoy yourself.
The procession on the morning OF
the Fourth will be an imposing one.
Farmers meeting in Halls school
house next Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
There never was time in this
county when crops looked more
promising.
Hotter weather than that of the
past few days is seldom seen in the
month of June.
P. McCallam is rejoicing over the
arrival of bouncing baby boy at his
home this week.
The person who borrowed a rubber
coat from this office will confer ia
vor by returning it.
A. new coat of paint adorns the
front of A. A. Stones hardware, turnl-
ture and harness store.
The Blaine and Logan cigar will be
very popular this fall. Geo. II. Mum
no has supply of them.
Some very valuable and substantial
improvements are being made by Is.
S. Bull upon the Moorland farm.
One of the circus crew lodged i'll the
"Coolern last Friday night instead OF
going on when the company did.
Morris Republicans and not few
Democrats are enthusiastic for Blaine
and Logan. There will be no boiling
here.
The Norwegian Lutheran Synod
met in Minneapolis last week. Rev.
III. johnson and Capt. Olson Of Nor
ris attended.
The TRIBUNE has just purchased an
additional supply of wood type and is
now better prepared than ever for
poster and displayed printing.
Morris offers greater attractions for
the Fourth of July than any OF the
lesser places about her who have an
nounced an intention to celebrate.
Col. H. Munro brought home with
him, from his Northern Pacific trip a
cane made from Golden Willow by
his son David that is quite q curiosity.
Charles Wilson's horse INDUCED in
a lively runaway last Friday, break
ing the buggy somewhat and making
it necessary for Mr.. Wilson to walk
home.
Mr.. Danielson is selling boots and
shoes at liberal discount from regular
Drices in order to reduce his stock in
that particular. Notice his ADVERTISE
meat.
A great deal of breaking is being
done this season. This means an in
creased acreage under cultivation and
greater productions for the county
next year.
A stock yard has just been built by
the Manitoba company at this place.
The difficulties heretofore experienced
by parties loading live stock upon
cars are at an end,
Those who noted the number of
people in town last Friday can tell
very accurately what an animated ap-
pearanee our strests will have on the
approaching Fourth,
The trees that were set out about
town this spring are doing nicely ex-
eept some of the evergreens that
were allowed to dry out in the sun be-
fore they were set out.
Preparations for the approaching
Fourth move steady on. The attrac-
tions in Morris for that day will be
numerous and well worthy of the at
tention of the many people who will
be here.
The space about the public cistern
at the post office has been filled up to
the level of the street. Now in case of
fire it is possible to get the fire en-
glnes within working distance of the
cisterns; before it was not.
The fifth annual meeting of the 18th
District Bar Association will be held
in Ortonville' about the middle of
August. In addition to the regular
programme and business exercises, a
trip upon the lake is contemplated.
B. r. Stanley celebrated his forty
third birthday last Friday. An ele-
gantly engraved silver napkin ring
from the Messrs Burgess was among
the things which adorned the tea ia
BILE expressive of friendship and es-
TEEN,
Maginnis & Callahan attached a
threshing engine to Walter A Woods
binder and kept it running on circus
day. 1t was an excellent advertise
ment. Many farmers improved the
opportunity to notice the workings Of
this excellent machine.
A meeting of the various committees
and of others interested will be helC
I'LL fIO6tllA IldI1 OSCuthS
at half past seven o'clock for the pur
pose Of making final arrangement!
for the coming Fourth of July celebra
ton. All are requested to be present
There will be meeting of the peo
pie of the township of Morris who are
interested in the Farmers Movement
next Saturday afternoon at O'CLOCK
at Halls school house.
JNO. MAGINNIs,
D. G.. SMITH,
Committee.
J. f. Hartritch has traded his farm
in Stevens township for the Mill
place north east of town, Mr., Har
trich intends giving special attention
to gardening and dairying and viii
find the farm for which he has ex
changed his old one, very advanta
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