Morris tribune., 1884-06-18
NORRIS.
NJ 1Vaht,ar has lost his dog.

Sl\tS w GUNS.
The work OF street grading goes
steadily on.
Miss Kellogg adyertises millinery
at reduced prices.
Notice p. \. McCarthy's ADVERTISE
ment il another column.
A SON arrived last week to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Brown.
Get YOUR tickets for the Fourth OF
July bal! to be given by Phoenix Fire
Company.
A large company from Herman
may be expected in Morris on the
Fourth of July.
Supper for those attending the
Fourth ofJuly ball will be served at
the Metropolitan.
Harmonic Hall is prepared to serve
customers and ask fprpatronage. See
advertising columns,
A. Dekay is rejoicing over the ar
rival of an infant son ut his home
last week. All we'll.
Hancock interests will be well
represented ia the TRIBUNE's columns
hereafter by "Regulaf."
The shower of Monday, although
not rs great one rs is needed, did
considerable good to growing crops.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
". J. Munro had one of her hands
badly cut last Saturday by lawn
shower.
Corn roots fun shallow, which ac-
counts for the fact that lilled corn
blows down more easily than if level
culture is used.
A new "ad" appears this week for
the Mccormick Harvesting Machin-
cry ana other agricultural implements
handled W c. H. Allyn.
The old settlers Of Stevens county
have their annual reunion on
Thursday June 26 tn i'll the grove up
on Joseph Rickert's farm.
Those wishing to buy real estate ad-
vantageously should read our adver-
Using columns carefully. Some fine
bargains are offered in this issue.
A. A. Stone has issued circulars
calling attention to his large and we'll
selected stock of paints and oils; also
SO his harness and saddlery goods.
Farmers wishing to subscribe for
the American Agriculturist will save
seventy five cents by subscribing for
it with their home paper, The TIL
BUNE.
Little Falls Transcript: Charles
Sprandel thinks there is big money in
a roller rink and he will in company
with another party, build rink at
Morris.
E.P. Watson, manager of the Pleas
ant View Stock farm will return from
Illinois and Iowa about the 9th
inst. with car load of fine horses
for breeding purposes.
There Is weeping and wailing and
gnashing of teeth in the vicinity of
the paper up the street, Their Idol
has thrust itself down. The hero of
CIPHER Alley declines.
The Eunice Gooprich Comedy Com
pany presented very acceptably the
plays "Wanted a Husband" and "a
Country Girl" on Monday and Tues
day evenings of this week.
Horses at work will be benefited
if allowed little green grass at least
once day. If not convenient to turn
them on the grass cut it and feed,
with little salt, in the rack,
The Buckeye reapers, harvesters
and binders and the G.. Aultman &
Co. threshing machinery is represent
ted in our a lvertising columns to-day.
Churchill & Lofgren are the agents,
One of C. Spooner's horses en-
Iiyened things about town this morn
ing by indulging in a brisk runaway.
The carriage was broken somewhat
but otherwise but little damage was
done.
The Boston One Price Clothing
House, one of the most popular cloth
ing establishments in st. Paul, is re-
presented in our advertising columns
to-day. When in st. Paul call and
see them.
NO. Reopen now has his photo.
graph gallery ready for work. He is
reputed to be skillful artist and we
hope will meet with the liberal patro-
mage he merits. Notice his advertise,
ment in this issue of the Tribune
Frank Wilcox. of Hancock has in
vented a continuance for taking up
the grass as it is cut with a lawn
mower which removes the necessity
for using the rake afterwards. We
are tempted to borrow it long enough
to have It nateuted.
10 eastern people wishing homes =!
the west, Stevens county offers cheap
lands adapted to either grain or stocl
saisipg; healthful and delightful
climate; aD excellent market with
the best of facilities for transportation
and educational, religious and social
advantages unsurpassed anywhere
People in search of western homes
can do no better than to locate here
The Metropolitan under it's presen
enterprising management is fully
alive to the interests of our young
city and anticipates them all. Re
cent improvements and the renova
ton just complet d shows that th'
House will maintain the well earned
reputation which it now enjoys. Th'
Metropolitan is hotel of which any
place could be proud and deserves TIN
liberal patronage which it now en-
JOYS.