The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-09-18

Tax sale I'll S week.

Tax sale til week.
Sheriff Maginnis Ragged forty ducks
Gay before yesterday.
The Probabilities are that there
will be no county fair this fall.
Threshers were again delayed by
he storm of Sunday and Monday.
The village council met on Tues
day evening ut the Recorders office.
Messrs. Ward Stone. and w. J.
Munro started out after ducks this
morning.
Mr.. John Bissonette has struck an
artesian we'll ON his farm near the
briekyard.
The wife of Mr.. Andrew Wilson,
died on Tuesday morning after Il
very short illness.
There seems to have been Il very
large arger-ho.c bored in the bottom
of the wheat market last week.
The street commissioner has been
Instructed Ivy the village council to
return all Delinquent poll taxes.
Chairman Good has a vacancy in
the district committee which he de-
sires to fill. No Browns Valley-ites
need apply.
Herman Herald: From Minneapo-
lis to Red River district. by way OF
Cuff. 10, gainesville and Morris, is the
latest railroad project.
On account of his unexpected call
to the east, Mr. Darlington Phelps
has resigned the presidency of the
Stevens County Agricultural AS
ISOLATION.
A pile of fire-wood outside the
court house would indicate that the
county officers are preparing to meet
the rude blast of winter in cheerful
frame Of mind.
Messrs. L. C. Spooner. IL. Brown,
and Geo. E. Darling, of the Morris
bar, were in attendance upon court
at Elbow Lake, in Grant county, Oh
Tuesday.
Mr.. p. 7. Johnson. a Photographic
artist of merit, has made arrange
lnents to operate the old Gesme gal
Iery three DAYS in each week:Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Friday.
An order from NJ. C.. Kimberly,
superintendent at Brainerd OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
announces the appointments OF Walter
e. Peck, us station agent at Cyrus.
The store and general stock of
Kranz & Pfeffer al Johnson station
were consumed by fire during list
Sunday night. We have been unable
to ascertain The loss and insurance.
Tine jewellers on west Eighth
street are too modest in the matter
Of sidewalks. In almost every other
direction one e.ln walk right into the
country on board walks, except this.
As an inducement for our de-
Hnquent subscribers to ante-up, we
clip the following: mo man was
exer known to be found drowned
With a receipt from Il printer in his
packet
Jadge Collins held term Of dis
trEct court at Elbow Lake, Grant
county, this sweei:, and a number of
Stevens county's legal summarizes
graced she occasion with their
presence
The Brennan and Finnegan tlfresh-
5ng crew OH the farm of Michael
Dbwane threShed 1000 bushels of
wheat. 500 Of oats, and 100 of farley
an Tuesday. This, considering the
charges which were necessary in the
outfit, is. good work fer one day.
Hon. knute Nelson spent part Of
Friday in Merr,s while waiting for
train OH the Browns Valley branch.
1t was affecting to notice tire i'm
lslrtiality of his RESOLUTIONS COM
pared with those Of two years ago.
by the way. is he going. to take up
Col. Baxter's gauntlet
Hancock Olive Branch: IT we
were not afraid that the editor ofAthe
Morris Tribune, Or the Stevens coun-
~ Blaine and Logan club might think
we had gone back on the party, we
would state that Sheriff Maginnis
gave us cab while intown on Mon.
day; as it is, We dare not mention
it.
A large number OF hogs lave
been purchased in.Steyens county by
An agent Of parties IN Bismarck,
Oak. for shipment tlllther. Even
st 1915 per huEdrcd ,liogs arc a bIggef
ching for the farmer than 'yl,sa;.