Morris tribune., 1885-01-07
LOCALS.

r.. Is. W oouWaru has i new 'au' III
this issue. Prruse it.
The price Of wheat is going up and
Uvervb01Y is m"re cheerful.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisements III another column.
The band did not ulateralize at the
riuk last night. None regretted il
more than Mr.. Smith, manager of the
rink.
c.. NJ. Martin, Elmer Bemis and
Frank Goumans caught over 800 lbs
of fine pickerel in Wintermute's lake
one day this week.
There are two kinds of skaters in
Morris, graceful skaters and those
who are not, one Of whom everybody
believes himself to be which.
The Morris roller rink will hereafter
be open but three evenings of the week
viz. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings. 1t will be open every day
as usual.
Montcvideo Leader: Girls you are
too late-too utterly subsequent, rs 1t
were, and now must sit and
watch alsl wait until another leap
year comes around.
An excursion party of roller skaters,
TO visit Herman, is being talked Of for
Friday evening of next week: II you
want to go hand your name to ]. NJ.
Smith of the Morris rink.
A sociable was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson
last Friday evening by the ladies Of
the Methodist church. The gathering
was all exceedingly enjoyable one.
1t has been tacitly agreed by our
local insurance agents to discounte-
nance theinsuring of unoccupied build
ings or stocks owned by transient
men or new Corners not fully recon-
mended.
The Swift Co. Press says: 1.-The
man who kicks first and hardest when
he doesn't get his paper regularly is
the one who hasn't paid for it," We
have noticed this popularity among
men ourselves.
There is to be 4 two mile race at the
Morris roller rink tomorrow evening
between Peter Killian and J. J. O'Mal-
ley. The race will probably be quite
exciting. Mr.. Smith wants everybody
to come and see the fun.
On Thursday evening of next week
there will be a three mile race at fthe
Morris roller rink for prize of $500
between James McCanney and John
Amen. Both are fast skaters and the
gage will probably be exciting.
FOUND; At the Riverside Roller
Mill a fine heavy scarf, 1t is thought
to be lost by some one fishing on Sum
day. The owner can have the same
by proving property and paying for
this notice. The scarf will be found
at the mill.
To all desiring job printing of any
kind, we desire to say that we have
made "big drop" on prices and pro-
pose to make it for everybody's inter-
est to patronize US. There is business
III this statement and if you will call
and examine our goods and pricees
we will prove it.
B. II. Johnson died in Fergus Falls
on New Years day. His remains have
been brought to Morris for burial. Mr..
johnson has been suffering from con=
sumption for years. His death, al.
though not unexpected, is regretted
by large number of friends, both in
Morris and Fergus Falls.
\ reception was rendered Rev. and
Mrs. X. F. Norris last Friday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs H.
3. Wolff. 1t afforded pleasant OPP
portunity for a large number of the
people e Morris to become acquainted
with the new pastor OF the Congregas
tional church and his estimable wife
ST. Cloud Times: An eastern daily
says: 'Love making on roller skates
is the latest amusement of billing and
cooling parties. Macy rinking match
is followed by a wedding" We have
noticed these little seances in St.
Cloud. Oh, there is nothing like il
for the fellow who can skate
j. +. Danieison has Q number of at.
fractions to offer which will be fount
in his new advertisement. He offer,
a great reduction on many lines o
goods and still greater reduction OF
a few others. He has increased hi
STOCK of groceries and will give thu
grocery trade greater attention during
the coming year, than he has formerl.
done,
Mr.. Frank Olson and Miss Ren'
Peterson were married at the residence
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Olson, parent
OF tile groom, Oh Sunday Jan. 4th 1873
~: Rev, i. J. Anderson. Both of tn
contracting parties have lived il
Stevens county for some time an
har@ nln'3y friends with whom tin
TRIBUNE joins i'll extending congrat
uiationS.
About one year ago II. Ellsworth (
me Town Of itendsviIie bolght u nun
Der of sheep: IN conversation with
TRIBUNE reporter last week he state
that the wool and the increase in tn
sheep had already paid the origns
cost. Mr.. Ellsworth further said thu
ne tousiiereq Sheep raising MOI
prot tabIe Than that Of any other kin
Of stock.
It's funny, but It's given to us as
fact. At meeting of II church societ
at our sister town, Willard, the fir
part of the week three of the society