Morris tribune., 1884-02-20
NORRIS.
III Of weather continues.

in ste elk raising.
The raising of stock is indispensable
to successful farmers.
Trains have paid but little attentio
to schedule time the past three days
Services in the Congregations
church next Sunday both mornin!
and evening.
No matter what paper you wish yo
can save money by subscribing for
in connection with the TRIBUNE.
The NJ. Q. G. party of last Frida.
night concluded the series. Th
,arties have been uniformly pleasan
=, d attractive.
IF VOL want to trade your farm 10
MINI, .apolis city property addres
potter qlhosnpson & Co, of Mime
anolis or Br9iaerd.
Those w Ae enjoy sending those lout
,,1artinos Two for a cent-got left il
Morris this v ssr. There were none o
them in the III. HAe''
D,.>+ho special school meet
;, of ,oxt Mo, day evening. The
49, 50 +,,,+ ,,oat ing will be of i'm
portance to all and Hiefs sno'''0 ~
large attendance.
James CARNEY C, mtemplases "a
change in his boot and hoe shop & III
his advertisement is left out OF tRss
issue in consequence. H Will nave
something to say next We ok.
Carleton County Press We nave
heard Minnesota weather illified in
a great many ways, and sto ID quietly
bv, but when Minneapolis drummer
said it froze his cheek, we wanted 10
fight.
Our village has had, owing tosevere
weather, a very quiet appearance tora
few days. Rest now made compulso-
nv by the elements, simply means IN
creased activity by and by, so nobody
cares.
There is no farmer on the prairies
anywhere but what feels the need OF
grove for protection against these biz
yards. That being the case why are
not more of the farmers planting trees
from which protecting groves may
grow?
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the TRIBUNE of interest to the pubic
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teemed contemporary up the street
should assume to enlighten the public
about our business we hope the man
who presides over its columns will be
gentlemanly enough to tell the truth.
AS there are those who have express
sed the deire to avail themselves OF
our liberal offer to those paying for
the TRIBUNE a year in advance but
who have not yet been able to do so we
extend the time of the offer. Our offeI
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or Western PlOwman.
The gentlemen who were favored
with invitations to the recent leap
wear party will show their appre-
citation of the royal manner in which
the ladies entertained them b.agiving
q return party in Phoenix Hall to-
morrow evening. Although prepare.
~ - u
made the affair will add another to
the many pleasant social events Of
the season.
in. Cunningham of GraceyilIe
was detained in Morris last Monday
on his way home from the meeting OF
the Dairyman's Association held at
Mankato last week. Mr.. Cunning
ham is practical dairyman and far
mer. He reported a large enthusiast
tic and interesting meeting at Man
kato and believes that it will result
in giving additional impetus to the
progress of dairying interests in the
state.
Quarterly meeting services were
held in the Methodist church last
Sunday. Rev. J. F. Chaffee preached
morning and evening. Mr.. Chaffee
lis one of the ablest ministers in the
state and his sermons of last Su nday
we're characteristic of the man, terse
for, ,ibie, directly to the point, and in
tense, practical. Only an. average
congrega ton was present in the morn,
ING while u the evening the church
was filled.
The North Yves, Tern Chronicle speaks
as follows regarding the Catholic
Graded school being Established here
The Catholics of Morris, MIMI, nhdel
the guidance of their Jealous and M
firing pastor, Father Watry, have es'
tablished q graded school i'll theii
midst. While this school will be es
tablished more especially for thu
children of the Catholic parish it j!
not to be part of the property
of the Church but is to be bull
equipped and organized by Rev
Father Watry, personally, and viii
be open to all who wish to attend.
Two weeks ago o telegram was receiv
ed here by Mr.. A. Foss announcing tn
sudden death of his brother, Med
win Foss, of Santa Paula, California
Later kilograms gave suicide as tn
cause of death but friends of the dc
ceased are inclined to believe il wa
murder rather than suicide and fhs
the murderer left papers indicatin
suicide in order to avert suspicion
The body of the unfortunate man wa
sent to Jordan, Nina, his forme
home for burial Mr.. A.. Foss lei