Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1884-05-28
NORRIS.
Morris will celebrate.

Morris will celebrate.
Has any one lost their birds?
Real estate taxes uecome delinquent
on June LIST.
y fishing party visited Frog Lake
enthusiastically
The weather could not be more
favorable for growing crops.
\ new awning adorns the front of n.
4. Stones furniture and hardware
store.
The grove of larch IN the park is Il
GOOD place for a basket dinner on the
Fourth OF July.
The check system of paying off en-
ployees has gone into effect on the
Manitoba road.
Mr., Nelson's recommendation OF
W. w. uriswold is just recognition
of Il worthy man.
The laiics will royalty entertain all
their guests at the Methodist church
on Friday evening.
The te!ephone between J. d. Goods
store and the court house is now IN
operations IT is y great convenience,
Strawberry and ice cream festival at
the siethodist church on Friday even
ing OF this week. y good time is an
ticipated.
i, w. Heller, Of the township of
Baker WAS in town last Monday, He
has an estray at his place which is adj
vertised in this issue.
From the number Of bulletin boards
put up in town this last week it APP
pears that the city is threatned with
an unusual amount ofcircus literature.
People at the South who are now
suffering heat and mosquito bites
should come to Norris where the elm
ate is such that there is some pleasure
in living.
The building of new sidewalks has
necessitated slight change i'll the
laying out Of the ball grounds. The
grounds are improved if anything by
the change.
1t seems pity that 100000 should be
paid for a school house site when by
going the width of street farther
land could have been purchased for
$50 an acre.
James Gerard who will be remem-
bered as having spent sometime in
Morris and Browns Valley, a few years
ago was accidentally shot at Grand
Forks last week.
Round trip tickets to those attending |
the Thomas Festival in minneapolis
Oh June 10, II, & IL including Festi-
val ticket will be '$S.05, provided there
is a party Of ten to go.
On Saturday afternoon of this week,
Jacob Hanson will offer his house on
Seventh ST and all of his household
furniture for sale at public auction.
G.. E. Darling is the auctioneer.
4 prominent legal light and the
REPRESENTATIVE OF the editorial fraterz |
nifty at Herman, have taken prom !
inent positions as expounders of
questions rela ting to social economy.
Mrs, Hallanger has opened restau-
CANT ip Ehas. Wilson'S building on
Fifth Street and hopes for a liberal
share of the public patronage. Ice
cream and lemonade will be kept con-
stantly on hand.
49, friedrich requests us to state
that his wood yard is located on the
west side of the track, his office being
the one formerly occupied by e.
bowers. He has an excellent stock
of wood OH hand.
r. W. WatersOn is now an attorney
at law at Minor. It does not take
long for ex-Morris men to get to the
front. We had supposed that Mr..
Waterson after leaving Morris would
blossom out as NJ. D. but it seems
that we were mistaken as to the bent
of his mind.
The bell was put in position on the
engine house last Thursday morning.
Although the bell is not as good as
could have been wished it will per-
haps serve it's purpose very well. 1t
has a peculiar tone and it's sounds can
be easily be distinguished from the
ringing Of other bells in town.
The strawberry and ice cream festi-
val intended for last Friday evening
at the Methodist church was post
poned, on account Of the weather, and
will be given next Friday evening.
Strawberries ice cream, lemonade,
and other delicious refreshments will
be served. The Morris Silver Cornet
Band will be in attendance. All are
cordially invited to attend,
Ye editor was in Benson a few
minutes one day last week, but in
that short length of time could not
make as many calls as he had wished
to make Since Bro. McAllster has
shown disposition to take back all
he has said of our ball club we are
sorry that we did not call upon him
even if it would have necessitated
staying over one train.
A game of ball was played yesterday
afternoon between the Norris nine
and the Darnen nine upon the grounds
of the former The game is important
only SO far as it gave needed practice
to the participants. The score ran SO
high upon both sides that neither
cares to have anything said about it.
The Norris nine were few TALES
ahead when playing was stopped for
supper.
There was largely atten led special