The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-06-05
THURSDAY. JUNE 5sh. No. 20.


The rofntt eicNttUi TWIN - WV
bAsl"ls of grain one day this week.
Stevens county is going to be well
represented inlhoth national conyen-
TINS.
TT, and Mrs. Uulhurd entertained
delightfully."- number of their friends
Monday evening.
Nr. Geo. E. DAZZLING has added to
the attractions OF his property by
building anew fence.
A beautiful site for the games on
Independence Day would be en- che
north shore of the lake.
We have been having 4 spell OF the
weather for which Minnesota has be-
come famous the world over.
Benson wants circus. If You are
very, very good, you can so TO the
circus when you grow up, sonny.
We extend our sympathies to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry F. Peters. who bur-
Jed their Youngest child on Tuesday.
twill be good news for many to
learn that .he band will be able to
float itself again into financial dec.
water.
The roadway should lie raised to
the grade of the footwalk at the west
end of the foot bridge opposite the
round elevator.
Treasurer. Whiteley's tax receipts
on Saturday last were over SooOo.
This is the largest for any one Gay III
Stevens county's record.
Mr.. Merrill, of the round elevator
went to Minneapolis last night, thence
he goes to his home at haywood. LII.
lie will. he absent till next Fall.
The crack shots of the town had
better get themselves into their best
form for the 4th. of July glass-bali
shoot. They are liable to meet con-
testants from outside.
Mr.. q. Caswell has secured the con-
tract for building the two bridges
on The north and south lines OF sec.
IS, respectively, rthe Muddy creeks
in the town Of Morris.
We have received The Press. OF
Beardsley, a neat. well-edited. i've
columns folio; published by Gordon
Bros. TIE Sun extends the frater-
nal grip to the newcomer.
Mr.. Whitley begs to acknowledge
to the Tribune man, through the col
unns of THE Sun, that he has some
property in Morris. but, is under nc
obligation to Mr.. Kindred FOR it.
Mr.. Jas. J. Hin, president of the
Manitoba company. is going to send
one of his bloeded bulls mp to Stevens
county. shortly. This will give many
farmers an opportunity to improve
their stock:
We regret that our illusions sat
The baseball nine have obliged TIT
Tribune man to give to an unsuspect
ing and conGding public the reason:
for-our ineligibil.iy for membership
Good players seem to be under thu
ban, too.
Mr.. A. S. Drisbine made trip t.
Gfenweod on Tuesday and was dc
ligl.sed with the lake and his success
asa fisherman. We are indebted t.
him for two fne specimens of TIT
..s.izos.elion americana - excus'
my Latino.
4ra. of JULY coMMITTFEs!-NoTIeE!
4 iaint meeting of all committees
on celebration will be held Tomorrow
friday evening at Phoenix Hall
The attention Of every committee
man is earnestly requested.
By order of Executive COMMITTEES
There is demand by the nnmeron
f;frmers who use the road on the rive
Bdttonrtliat it be placed in good con
dition fol travelling. There are tw'
slouglIs behind the old Deakin farm
which are generally next to impassa
1,le during wet weather, which woni'
fake the bulk of the Tabor and none.
required.
It may strike the uninitiated tina
nothing could he easier than to sit Il
atnb and paddle along to the goal
hit we will say to him whatprssiden
lincoln said to any one who though
it was.an easy thing to I'll the chic
executive Office: Just Il { him try it.
Let the skilful bareback tub-rider
make their entries with tho 4tll. o
july amusement committee.
TIE democrats Of Stevens counts
are to be congratulated upon tho re-
cognition they have received in tn
recent state convention in the cleo
ton of Or. Tlsos. e. Heenan rs one 3
the delegates ffom the Fifth distric
to the Chicago convention. No NOR
fSting representative Of the youn
and earnest democracy Of the stat
c~uld have bse,lscIiosen, and, that h
WIS 50 tci,hseny isslne entiTrly,t0ehi
own personal qualities and their. re
csgnitions hy The democrats Of Il,
district. Stevens county will lav
aNuice innaining ths next pres;den
of'fffe United Ssatfs.