Morris tribune., 1885-09-23
LOCALS.

sons space again this week.
j. e. Daaivlsan has II new lad
again this week. Look it over.
2. \. Mccarthy is now occupying
his new residence on Poverty Hill.
See the La Crosse business Colleg
advertisement in another column.
We now have stock of warrant.
deeds, quit claim deeds and mortgag
deeds on hand at usual prices.
G.. w. Constock, of the Olive Brancl
came up to the Fair and looked abou
for something to find fault with.
Morris business men are full o
energy and enterprise. In proof .
this fact we call attention to our ad
vertising columns.
An advertisement for the Boston
One Price Clothing House of st. Pau
appears in this issue. The House is :
reliable one ana their lads" are wortl
considering.
There is young man in town wht
seemed to think himself entitled to ;
dead head ride to st. Paul last Satur
day night but who finally paid about
500. He is not an editor.
The Excelsior band gave hop il
Phoenix Hall last Thursday evening
which was pleasant affair. The net
proceeds, though not large will be O
service to the newly organized band
The wheat market is booming
famously. No. hard to-day is worth
IS cts. per bushel and other grades IL
proportion. This is a great improve
ment over the prices OF few days
ago.
The most absent minded clerk In
town is the one who walked about
half mile last Friday and delivered
an empty jug instead of one filled with
vinegar. Olaf Gaarder can give fur
Their particulars.
Our worthy contemporary up the
street, will degenerate into a scold il
it is not careful. If its editors will
rustic little and keep themselves in
formed, they will find that things are
not so awfully awful as they now
seem to think.
The Harvest Home Festival, given
by the pastor and congregation OF the
Methodist church of this city, in
Phoenix Hall last Saturday, was we'll
attended and -was enjoyable through
out. The net proceeds were about
thirty dollars. -
There are few business men OF
Morris who, when in st. Paul again
will not buy any of the peaches of the
so cts per basket kind. Such peaches
are too cheap. Messrs. DeKay, Stone,
and McCune, OF any one of them, can
tell you still other reasons why.
The Morris Tribune was so full OF
big home advertisements last week
that it was obliged to print sixteen
column supplement-. 1t looks as
though tue bushes men Of Morris
realize that advertising pays and that
enterprise in necessary to secure sue
cess in business.-Press Bulletin.
The Sank Centre Democrat is the
latest newspaper venture asking fol-
public favor. No doubt. Its propri'
etors think it a.''long felt want" but
whether the public will consider il
such or not remains to be seen. Two
papers, in place of Sank Centres
dimensions, is great sufficiency and
unless there are peculiar local con-
ditions of favorable nature the third
paper will have q hungry time of it.
Rev. Thomas MeClary lectured
last evening in the Methodist church
ofthis city: Subject, "That Preacher
He portrayed the qualities of an ideal
Methodist minister, indicating at the
same time some of the qualities which
he should not possess, and also spoke
of the relations which an ideal church
should bear toward him. The lecture
was full of good sound practical sense,
humor and pathos and was interest
ing throughout. Tonight Rev
McClary delivers a temperance Lecture
at the same place.
At the September term Of the dis
trict court held at Wilmar on motion
of John w. Arctander, William C
Bicknell was admitted to practice Law
i'm all the courts Of this state. Mr.
Bicknell is member of the bar o
Michigan havi ng been admitted Il
practice in the Supreme Court of tina
state. He is also graduate of tn
New York State Normal School, ant
the University off Michigan, having
received the degree of l.. L. B. from
the law department last June. Mr..
DicknelI will practice law In Norris
Hell eson & Hanson wish it to b.
generally understood that they hav
stock of new goods, as well as othe
firms in town and that they have al
so a great many bargains to offer
Both Messrs Helgeson and Harsol
visited eastern markets few week
ago and bought heavily of good
adapted to the needs of the publ
here. These new goods have now al
rived and the spacious store is file
from top to bottom and from one en-
to the other. They have good
enough packed under their counter
to constituted a good stock for som
people. They can not possibly max
their shelves hold all that they hay
and it is necessary for them to use Al
the space they can find whether it b
under counters or in their warehouse
This firm has been in business for
long time and has firmly establish
ed reputation for honesty and reliabil
ity which will make the bargains the
are now offering seem all the NOR
attractive. When you get ready t
rour Foil trading don't forge