Morris tribune., 1884-07-30
NORRIS.
Band at the rink tonight.

G. w. Jackson has an assistant IL
his barber shop.
Auction upon the Wheeler farm
next Saturday.
P. McCallam has Il few remarks tc
make in this issue.
The board of equalization met Il
the auditors office yesterday.
Work is plentiful now. There il
no necessity for mems begging.
The Republican district convention
will be held at Morris, Aug. 10Th.
DR.. Keenan, succeeded in having
himself interviewed while in Chicago
Morris with customary good luck ha
escaped all devastating storms thu
far.
An experienced shoemaker wanted
at P. McCallam's. A good position
apply at once.
Members Of the G. A. J. Overtor
post, G.. A. r. returned from Mime
apoIis last week.
The county commissioners met Oh
Monday. Much of Importance has
been done at this session.
Much of the barely in this county
has already been harvested. Wheat
and oats will soon be ripe.
A daughter arrived to gladden. the
home ofAnton Watzke last Friday
Mother and child doing we'll.
AS yet, no bill has been presented
for the puffs given us during the last
few weeks by the paper up the street
There are some excellent mares fol
sale upon the Pleasant View STOCK
farm. For particulars see E. z. Wat
son.
Those people who have insured
their crops againt hail rest better dur
ing uncertain weather than those who
have not.
Mr.. Elmer's eighteen acres of pota-
toes promise to be a very profitable
investment. He has potatoes ready
for market now.
Last Thursday Mr.. Larson was
thrown from his buggy by fractions
colt and sustained a few bruises upon
the side of his face.
The busy days for machinery lex
pertsn have come. Setting up anG
starting mowers and binders is now
the order of the day.
c.. w. Comstock was in the city on
Saturday and witnessed the game of
ball. Probably the Olive Branch will
make few remarks.
"Mr. Dude, have a shine?" is the
way in which one of our prominent
citizens was greeted by boot-black
in st. Paul few days ago.
Don't neglect buying your wire
and Irvine too long. When the rush
of harvest comes dealers may be I'M
able to supply the demand.
The records in the county auditors
office show surprising number OF
thoroughbred cattle and matters pre-.
tanning to stock raising Stevens county
farmers are in the van.
J. 4. Remis has received very
large and fresh stock of cigars at the
Metropolitan. He keeps in stock 6
cheroot manufactured by Hoxsie &
Jaeger of st. Paul that is very popu
lar.
The Transcript says that Chester
Pfffer, of Ortonville, has leased the
Touring mill at Graceville, and will
make the needed repairs for the man
ufacturing of the highest grade Of
flour.
We believe that farmers will find il
profitable to put up more hay than is
needed by their own stock so to have
hay for market. It usually brings
good prices, especially during the
winter months.
H. F. Peters has his new meat
market, on the west side of the track
in full running order, ready to serve
all his old and new customers. HI
will deliver meat every day to any
part of the village.
Remember the sale upon the Wheeler
farm next Saturday. Mr.. Franklin
says that everything will be sold re
CARELESS of consequences, all of TIN
crops, farm machinery, stock etc. etc
See advertisement in another column
The Olive Branch man informs hi
= readers that one of the Democratic
county candidates has been to "see'
him. The future course of the Olive
Branch IN local politics will SHOW
whether it's editor is "fiXedn or not
During the past few days Morri
has been annoyed not a little b,
tramps. The Marshal has resolve,
upon vigorous measures and in shor
time requests for "something to eat
will be heard less frequently by til
ladies of our city.
AS the TRIBUNE remarked at tn
time, the Democratic county conven
ton was held on very cold day
The delegates got to shivering so bad
Iy that they forgot 90 to nominal
anybody for commissioner in distric
No. 1. Their sand is more nearl
gone than anyone had supposed,
Last Thursday the Willard base ba
nine failed to put in an appearance
snuch to the Disappointment of TIL
Morris second nine. Intent upo
having a game anyhow, they gave
challenge for any nine that could /
COTTON up in town. Frank McCulloug
collected nine and accommodate
them with a game which resulte
rather disastrously for them. At til
ay.I of tho Fifth ippipro xuIon FL