Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-04-15
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advertisement in another column.
The Manitoba Company should not
forget its right of way on Arbor Day.
The report Of the Stevens County
Bank appears in this number of the
TRIBUNE.
In spite ofcold weather, seeding Is
we'll advanced. Numerous farmers
have finished.
The first Issue of the Real Estate
Register will be issued the latter
part of this week.
Major Camp of the lumber firm of
Camp i Walker, of Minneapolis was
in the city on Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. L. E. Pearce
will be at the family residence to-
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. All
friends invited to attend.
John Watson went to Minneapolis
on Monday after spending few days
upon his farm west of the city.
n calf four weeks, Of the Holstein
breed was sold by H. B. Wolff last
Saturday to Joseph Smith for $50 in
cash.
A statement Of the condition of the
Stevens County Abstract and Real
Estate Agency appears IN another
column.
The work upon the new photograph
gallery is we'll advanced and Mr..
Elliott will have it open to the public
in few days.
Those knowing themselves to be in
debted to the TRIBUNE upon subscrip-
ton are requested to call and settle or
remit what is due.
Following the good example set by
Morris, Browns Valley is organizing
Board of Trade and will have
series OF Cattle Fairs.
IlIr. G. b. Spouner and sister Miss
Ann Spooner have moved into town
ana are now occupying the house
lately occupied Ivy Elmer Benis and
family.
\ Farmers Alliance was formed
for the town of Darnen on Saturday
April 18th with N. Coleman, Presi-
dent, H. Bragg Secretary and Thomas
Murphy, Treasurer.
The Nine AhIander-Bergs Con-
cert Company is the most popular one
that has ever passed through this part
of the state. Hear their entertaine
ment in Phoenix Hall tonight.
Mr.. Evans and Mr.. Beggs, of st.
Paul are each contemplating the Or
ganizatton of class in dancing in
Morris. Whether they will do so or
not we can not state definitely rs yet.
Master Warren Matthews, an ex-
pert roller skater, who WAS at the
Morris rink last Saturday evening
3 and again last evening, did some e1-
cellent skating. His performance up
on stills perhaps surpasses anything
vet seen in the Morris rink.
Temporary arrangements were COM
pleted 80 that.all departments of the
public schools were in session on
Thursday of last week. The loss Of
the west side building, by fire, only
caused the closing Of but two depart
ments of the school and that for but
two days.
An NJ. Q. G.. party was given in
Phoenix Hall last Friday evening.
Another party, and 1t will be the last
one of the series, will be given at the
same place on Friday evening April
oath. All members of the club will
probably be present and good time
Is assured.
Last Friday person called upon
Mrs. \. H. Merrill in Chicago, repre-
senting himself to be a gentleman
from Morris. He also inquired for
mail which he said Mr.. Merrill had
promised to send from here to Chi
cago in her care. Wonder if it was
not w. A. Suits!
A. A. Stone has the agency for the
Mccormick Harvesting machinery.
These machines are durable and reli-
able and perhaps enjoy better repu-
tation than any other kind. Ifin need
of a harvester and binder or extras
for any Of the Mccormick machinery
call upon Mr.. Stone.
Morris is to have pop factory and
George Rowles is to be its proprietor.
He has ordered the necessary ma
chinery and will begin work as soon
as it arrives. The number of indus-
tries represented here continues to in
crease all of which is according to the
natural order of things.
Farmers in Stevens County are CIV
ing horse raising considerable atten-
ton. The number of fine grade and
thoroughbred stations and brood
mares to be seen in stables in and
about town IL truly remarkable.
Horse breeding will play an impor-
tant part in the future of this country.
The Metropolitan Hotel is being
thoroughly repaired. The roof, the
porch and numerous things are being
fixed inside the building. The wood
work is being newely painted or var
nished and the walls are being newly
papered or calcimined. The Metro
politan will soon be as good as new in
every part.
J. e. Danielson has given the front
of his store new coat Of paint and
otherwise improved its appearance.
Mr.. Danielson has also received large
amounts of new goods and has filled
up his shelves and improved the in
ternal as well as the external appear
arce of his store. Mr.. Danielson is
thoroughly wide awake and is one of
the merchants who don't get left.