Morris tribune., 1884-10-01
PERSONALS.

terday.
DR.. s. III. Duly went to Beardsle
last Saturday.
w. T. Summers arrived from 81
Paul last Friday.
Sheriff Maginnis visited Fargo an,
Larimore last week.
P. G. Mckenzie of Herman was il
the city last Friday.
Hon. III. HI. Wells visited Orion
Vile last Saturday.
Judge J. III. Brown was in the cit.
one week ago to-day.
Gus Stranger spent last Sunday n
his home near Barry.
Frank NJ. Thornton, of Benson, wa:
in the city last Thursday.
Mrs. HI. w. Stone is in Herman
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. Wells, of Herman, was IN
Morris last week visiting relatives
and friends.
A. E. Law, Supt. l.. f. & ID. Ry.
was registered at the Metropolitan on
Friday last.
Ell. Stillwell, representing Averill
Russell & Carpenter of st. Paul was
in Morris last week.
Edward Moore is in Morris the
guest of his son L. ]. Moore. He con-
templates locating here.
E. HI. Hoard, J. 0. Dow, Ell. Foote
and G. r. Sterling of Red Wing ar
rived on Monday to enjoy a few days
of hunting. They brought u boat,
guns, dogs and all of the necessaries.
We have been requested to state
that for the future the services ut the
Episcopal church will be morning at
1890, afteroon at $3.50. Then there
will be no evening service. Sunday
school will commence at 2:l5,
The next services at this church (as
above) will be on Sunday Oct. 18th.
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of the Boston
One Price Clothing House of st. Paul
which appears in this issue. Send
your address upon postal card and
receive, free of charge, their illustra-
ted catalogue and price list with d.
rections for self measurement etc.
The house is thoroughly reliable.
About one bushel out of every four
of the crop of the Northwest is an inn
mense tribute to pay the greedy trans
portation companies. Encourage, in
every possible way, the building of
the proposed new lines of the Rock
Island and the Milwaukee roads in this |
section and see if genuine competition
will not cause the Manitoba and |
Northern Faci tic companies TO lower
their freights.
Prof. E. Q: Goqlding will be here to-
morrow for the purpose of organizing a
class in dancing. Prof. aoulding has
4 class at Benson, ut Atwater, at Will
mar and will probably organize a
arge class here. He will give II series
IF twelve lessons. A committee COM
posed of d. r. Sutherland, J. NJ. Van
Camp and F. ". ltanqall will haye
he school iii charge and all who wish
% join the class should hand their
names to this committee at once. It
IS quite probable that two classes will
'e formed H f}n'|ee ffsF fb4as Wig h|axs had
more or less experience fn dancing
md one Rr new beginners:
Never enter an unused or newly
made we'll for any purpose whatever
except suicide-until light has been
owered to the bottom. If the light
continues to burn it will be safe to
'nterii hpqt if fhe lignF is e1tingnished,
will be almost Instant death, as
'arbonie acid gas. WHICH is q trife
leavier than common air has settied
nto the well CT has entered 1t from
he bottom. Tn all such cases the
leadly gas must first be removed by
agitation, which may lie accomplished
~ attaching a bucket to a rope and
'aislng it UP and qQXn Xery RAPIDLY
or few minutes or by forcing air in
% the well AS WIS done upon Oak
Grove farm last Wednesday evening.