The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-03-20
SUNS EARS.
Official organ!

TIE Sen is the official paper of
Stevens County.
Some of the local hits by the min
ssrels were very clever.
CIR village Council are protection.
isis ny large majority.
The elevator at Norcross was
burned last Monday night.
Gracevine had It grand celebration
St. Patricks day, the 18th. inst.
We are authorized to state that the
capture OF Manitoba has been post
r0ued.
The Delahunt brothers have re-
turned from the pinery with their
teams.
We understand that in Traverse
County hay i. selling for SO and up
wards u ton.
The closing of the public schools
to-day will give the pupils vacation
of two weeks.
The School board met on Saturday
hut arrived at no conclusion in regard
to building site
The spectacle of our new Council
kicking against its own ordinance is
fresh and novel.
Ii the warm weather continues
sleighing will soon become a luxury
to be dreamed OF.
Large numbers Of crows, sure har-
hinger of spring. were seen flying
around last Thursday.
There seems to be great scarcity
of hay this year on account of the
long and severe winter.
Every body should subscribe these
duh days. and be cheered by the
bright beams of THE Sun.
Mr.. II. F. Peters shipped another
car lead of beef cattle yesterday.
Comparatively, it was tame.
Mr.. F. B. Chew did not go to Win.
nipeg last week, but stayed in town
to look after the County printing:
Stevens County is now/getting the
benefit of the past experience of Mr.
Il. J. Nan as County Commissioner
Street commissioner Perkins NIGH
have been seen yesterday shovelins
snow in the street. A new broom &c
Village Councils like Congressmel
have appointments to make. Some
times they act wisely, and some
times.
The residents of the East side O
the town of Baker, have petitione'
the commissioners to establish neV
school district.
The camps are broken rp IN tn
pineries. and the Stevens county boy
are returning to look after their farm
for the summer.
Albert n. johnson, of Benson, wa
awarded the contract to furnish 10
yoke of oxen to be delivered at til
Sitting Bull agency.
Delinquent personal property take
are being paid to Treasurer W hitele
in way that brings forth a broad
guaged smile of content.
Tie members of the Board o
Health appointed 10y the Council TO
ensuing year are II. L. Hnlburd, NJ
D.. NJ. Webber and II. II. Wells.
We are surprised to see that tn
Browns Valley Reporter is somewha
skeptical as to the truth of the leo
pard story recently published in TIL
srS.
A load of iron weighing $500 pound
was delivered at the wagon shop o
q. X. Gesme, yesterday. 1t was cal
ried i'll on haul by the dray team o
Reilly and Hyland.
Tie thanks of the farmers of Stew
ems County are due to Hon. John .
Good for his Kindness in giving ther
the use of Phoenix Hall for thei
meeting last Saturday.
1.-The little Norwegian thinks hi Il
self al Framnas. The other farmer
of his neighborhood, however. do nc
agree with him, and have on sever;
occasions striven to show it.
All persons who delight in readin
the financial statement of the count,
should subscribe a. once for THE ST
the official paper, in which alone TIN
interesting matter is to be found.
Mr. Edward +. .Harsted, and Mis-
Annie O. Aarud, both OF Rendsyill
obtained the permission Of the Clei
Of the Court to live together TIL deaf
them do part, or a decree Of SON
competent Court is secured.
Mr.. Morris B. Brewster and Mi!
Abbey Smith. both Of Rendsvill
were licensed TO wed by Clerk of I'll
Court Baldwin, on the 18th instan
and were made one and happy on Il
l4h by the Rey'd Boyd Phelps.
Mrs. Conroy. wife Of Jerry conrt
died at her residence III the town
scott, on the oogth Of February. 81
leaves family of five small chiidre
Mr.. Conroy has the sympathy Of Il
community in his bereavement.
To the few in the county who la-
not already subscribed to the new
giving Sun, we desire to state til
for tie next year, at least. the procee
ings Of the County COMMISSIONS
will be published in our colum
euly: