Morris tribune., 1884-04-09


in town.
H. w. Strong of Graceville spen
last Friday in Morris.
A. S. Brisbine returned from Is visit
to st. Paul last Friday.
J. A. Bemis made flying trip to
St. Paul the first of the week.
Mrs. Z. J. Jones Jr. and e. J. Jones
ST.. arrived during the past week.
J.P. Davis visited Glenwood last
Friday, returning home Saturday.
Miss Lille Knott returned Monday
from a visit to friends in Delano and
st. Paul.
B. Ellsworth, of Utica, Minnesota
a heavy land owner in this county,
arrived last Friday.
Mrs. J. A. Bemis has 50 far recovered
from her recent sickness, as to be
about the house once more.
Charles Leonard of st. Paul was in
town the during the first of the week
looking after business interests in this
vicinity.
J. J. Brisbine arrived last Friday
from st. Paul and will spend week
or ten days here enjoying the spring
hunting season.
The editor was called suddenly away
to his old home in Winona Co., last
week by the sad news that his father
was dangerously ill.
Mrs. r. S. Mills who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. A. A. Stone, returned to her
home in Minneapolis on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Stanton and
family are expected to return, during
either the present or coming week.
Swift County Press: Miss Zelpha
Duley, who for the past eight months
has been mastering the mysteries of
the "art preservativen in the Press
office, having decided that school
teaching was more pleasant and lucra-
tive, took her departure for Morris
last Saturday at which place her
father now is, and near where she ex-
poets to teach. Her many friends
here will join the Dress in wishing
her lots of good luck.
Our local board of health will need
to act promptly in havin yards alleys
and streets cleaned. Prompt and
thorough work is needed, as the &C,
umulated filth of the past winter is
heaped up in prodigious, unsightly and
unsavory piles in all directions and
should be removed as soon as the
weather will admit. We request the
local board of health to act, as unfortu:
nately there an in every village and
city some few people who are always
so dilatory and negligent in their
matters, that they have to be probed
up with sharp stick of authority be-
fore they will make move.
This has been busy week for J. e
Danielson, as stated in last weeks
TRIBUNE he has purchased an i'm;
mense stock of new goods for the
spring trade. During the past week
the greater portion of these goods have
arrived and he has had the task of I'M
packing, marking and arranging fol
exhibition and sale qp9n bis hands
Now his shoW cases are filled, thu
shelves are crowded to the utmost
goods are piled upon and under thu
counters and for lack of room some o
the goods are piled in the middle Q
the floor. This means to all who art
familiar with the size of his store thu
collection of goods is something re
markable.
Some lines of goods such as Hosiery
laees, Ladies neck wear, handkerchief
ready made aprons, laces, parasol
etc. were purchased of the importer
and manufacturers in Boston and are
exceptionally fine. A few quite i'm
portant purchases were made in Chi
cago and the remainder of the stool
was bought in St. Paul and Minnea
apolis. His stock. Of dress goods i
more complete than it has ever beef
before and this his patrons know j
saying considerable. There are ging
hams in almost endless variety. TIL
collection Of prints too is very large
They are also very cheap, as we al
told that anyof the varieties of tn
band prints are being sold at Gets pc
yard. rhen there are lace punpings
zephyr ginghams, embroidery, iris
Point embroidery, Torchon lace an
other kinds of goods in such varitie
and quantities as to be almost confu'
ing. While in the store our attention
was called to a stock of satin cretonn
that Is quite novelty. Particular a
tention is given to the department fl
gents furnishing goods and in selec
ing this stock great deal of taste hs
been shown, especially in the selectio
ofneck wear. Particular attention
also being given TO the boot and sht
department. and in this there is q
immense stock. Boots and shoes
almost any price, quality or style ths
one might wish ape there to be foun
Since beginning business in Morr
in 1879 Mr.. Danielson's business h,
grown wonderfully. His present lar'
, and attractive store bears but lit
semhlanee to the little 22ft. dee
: building In which he began. He b
made two large additions to the o
iginal structure ana if he dosen't stt
increasing his stock and his trade
| such an extravagent way he will so'
have to build on again.