Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-09-09
LOCALS.

week. LOOK SoNer.
y large delegation of Morris people
are the state fair.
County fair on Thursday of next
week. BE on hand.
Don't fail to attend the county fair
next week, Thursday.
\ lonesome mans club" is being
formed at Moorhead.
F. E. Newell is busy arranging and
marking his new goods
Spur has Minnesota apples for sale.
Their flavor eNcels all others.
J. E. Danielsen has number of in
tereSting locals in this issue.
Cook & Company's Opera Company
tonight and tomorrow night.
The Catholic schools opened last
Monday with good attendance.
Plum and crab apple jelly will be
plentiful i'll Morris next winter.
Subscribe for the TRIBUNE if YOU
wish to know what is going on about
you.
Yesterdays rain was not a source
of happiness to the managers of fairs
now in session.
Prepare for a grand holiday next
week. The county fair will be held
on Thursday Sept. 18th.
We publish again this week the pre-
MUM list for the fair to be held on
Thursday of next week.
Peruse the TRIBUNE's advertisements
if YOU wish to know where to do your
Fall trading to the best advantage.
One of the employees at the yards of
the Morris Brick & Manufacturing Co.
had one of his feet badly damned. on
Monday.
The Stockholders of the Morris
Loan & Building Association met on
Monday evening at the office of the
secretary.
Bring the best you have and exhibit
it at the comfy fair. The fair re-
member, will be held on Thursday of
next week.
The TRIBUNE acknowledges the re-
ceipt of some very liberal samples of
fine fruit from r. J. Hall and also
from J. F. Hartrich.
'Silyersides. y the Red Polled bull
imported two years ago and now
owned by H. w. Stone & Co. is now
OH exhibition at the state fair.
Rev. T. McClary will be in atten'
dance at the harvest home services
and will address the people one week
from Sunday night at the Hall.
Rev. Cullen will preach a harvest
home sermon at Phoenix Hall Sab
bath morning Sept. Goth. The farmers
and their families are especially in
Yited.
An exceedingly large pair Of Moose
horns were to be seen on the streets
yesterday They were sent to Mr..
Hutchins, webelieye, by friend in
Dakota.
J. A. Demis prides himself upon
the quality of the cigars which are
kept or sale athis popular hotel. A
liberal supply of the best brands are
Kept continually on hand.
It is becoming more and more evil
dent that this years crop of wheat is
inferior both fn5quantity and quality,
We confidently expect to see prices
advance rapidly after month ortwo.
O'Neil & Wells are opening Q new
store ia Graeeyille. They will handle
general stock of merchandise, Goods
have already been purchased and the
store will be open to the public in a
short time.
Hardy & Co. are meeting with UNI
usual success in their livery business.
They have good stock to work with
and with their accommodating man
ners have made their stable very
popular in short time.
Engineers Fuller and sunley of the
Lattle Falls 81 Dakota, who faye been
pulling the passenger trim and resting
alternate weeks during the summer
are again working every week on the
passenger and freight trains.
Cook & Company's Opera Company
are announced for tonight and TO-
morrow night at Phoenix Hail. The
fact that this company intends stay
ing for two nights indicates that they
can give an entertainment worth hear
ing.
The instruments for the newly or
panized brass band have come and the
boys are trying to learn to play. They
do not practise near the TRIBUNE's
Office during business hours, so thai
we have none but encouraging word:
for them.
The TRIBUNE has just received an
other lot of stationery. We are OF
deck for the Fall trade and In goot
trim. Our stock is complete add WI
can furnish, you with anything in ou
line OIL short notice and ut low prices
Call and see US.
l.. i. Pearce has recently received
a basket of exceedingly fine peache
from a friend, VIM. Lee, Of Fenyille
Michigan. Mr.. Pearce and Mr.. lie
were at New Orleans together las
winter and this fruit is pleasant tc
ken Of friendship.
The largest freight train ever brough
i'm over the Little Falls & Dakota or
rived last evening; it consisted effort
loaded cars drawn by one engine