Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-06-17
LOCALS.


Mr.. Frank Leonard and Mrs. Keyes
were married last week.
Every body will be at the Cattle
Fair one week from to-day.
If there is to be no Fourth of July,
let there be a rousing Cattle Fair.
Louis Erickson, Of Donnelly lost q
horse by lightning last Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Dekay, is making preparations
for opening the Morris and Duluth
elevator.
Remember that the next Cattle
Fair will be in Morris on Wednesday
June oath.
About 5000 bushels of oats have been
shipped from the Bull farm during
the past week.
An organ grinder wounded the
musical sensibilities of our people on
Monday of this week.
A. Dekay has greatly improved the
appearance VI IllS ISSANOhS0 ~ oOAHNA
ing a porch in front OF it.
There Is to be a meeting OF the
American Bible Society at the Metho-
dist church this evening.
Elmer Bemis now has charge OF the
branch office of the Singer Sewing
Machine Co. ut this place.
J.E. Danielson has just received .
large assortment Of new goods and
has a new lad" in this issue.
A daughter was added to the family
of Rev. X. F. Norris last week. All
are well, and congratulations are in
order.
Let the energy which Is to lie DOR
mant on the Fourth be expended in
CARRYING on Cattle Fair on q large
and successful scale.
John House is about to build an
office and warehouse 80 feet wide and
50 feet long for farm machinery. 1t
is to be upon West 9th street.
The Sewing Society Of the Metho-
dist church will meet at the residence
of Miss Ann Spooner on Friday az
ternoon of this week at 2 o'clock.
C. Wintermute has recently placed
5000 young Lake Superior trout in the
lakes in the vicinity ofhis farm north
east of the city. The work is an inn
portant one. u,
TT. Moore had buggy transform
ed into kindling wood and horse In
iured at the depot by careless hand
ling of cars upon the sidetrack, ono
day last week.
Morris orators and societies are
open to invitations from other places
for the Fourth of July. Ifinyitations
do not pour in rapidly now we shall
feel greatly hurt and think ourselves
unappreciated.
The Norris Roller rink which has
been closed for some time past, will
hereafter be open to the public every
Saturday evening. Lovers OF the
rollers will have an opportunity to
enjoy themselves once week, at least
A TRIBUNE reader has recently
paid the Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky
visit and overlooking the inconveni
ences and unpleasant features, writes
an extended description Of th'
beauties Of that great natural curiosi
ty.
Mr. Andrew Heiges0n and Mis-
Grace Phelps were married at Milno
DIT. on June 18th. Each OF the hap
py couple have hosts of friends her
who join in hearty eongratnlation
and sincere good wishes for their ftl
ture welfare and happiness.
The annual meeting of the StevenI
County Old Settlers Association vii
be held ut Wintermute's grove o.
Thursday, June 18th, These gather
fngs are always of the most pleasan
character and this coming meetip
will not be an exception to the ruiz
Beedle &c Prindie's pleasure part
will be in Morris on Thursday eyer
ing July End. This party has bee
in Morris before and all who attende
their previous entertainments spea
highly of them. They will probabl
be crested by full house upon tn
visit.
After delivering numerous lectur
and doing other excellent word
Eastern Wisconsin for the purpose
securing immigrants for this count
Rev. F, Watry has returned home
Morris. 4 more complete report
his work will appear in the TRIBUS
next week.
Mr.. J. H.Dudley and Miss Clara Z
mer were married by Rev. X. f. Norl
at the residence of the brides parer
I'm Morris on Wednesday, June lot
Both are highly esteemed and pop
lar, and the TRIBUNE joins wi
their many friends In extending
congratulations.
"The Morris Loan and Build
Association" is the name of the lat,
local organization. A pernsal of I
articles of incorporation which app'
elsewhere will show tits objects a
character. We believe the assoc
t,on will prove . good thing for
city as we'll as for the stockholders.
Last Sunday. Chiidren's Day, v
observed in the Methodist and @
gregational churches in o fitting mi
ner. Both churches were decoEa
and the exercises were highly inter
ting. Slight rains and threaten
weather reduced the attendance Sol
what and interfered with the
grammee prepared, but in spite Oft
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