Morris tribune., 1885-04-29
PERSONALS.

last Friday night.
II. w. Stone Jr. returned fror
Minneapolis on Monday night.
e. w. Snyder of the Grant Count.
Bank was In the city yesterday.
Judge Brown arrived yesterda.
and Is the guest of his son G. l.
Brown.
Rev. G. A. Ruddock passed through
Morris last Saturday night on his wa,
to Benson.
II. A. Konchal and wife of Herman
have been the guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Seamans this week
Mr.. w. E. Young and Miss Netti
Shungler called at the NJ. E. parson
age, Friday evening Apr. Gath ant
were joined in marriage by Rev. j. A
| Cullen.
G. H. Colyer, of Traverse county
brought a prisoner from that county
to Morris last Friday for safe keeping
Stevens county can accommodate al
surrounding counties having no Jal
with very safe place in which tc
keep their erring ones.
The manager of the Morris roller
rink has reduced prices of tickets tC
patrons of the rink. 10 ladies, tickets
good for twelve skates are now sold
at 81 90 and to gentlemen tickets good
for ten skates at the same price. This
ought to increase the Kinks patronage.
The Boston One Price Clothing
House of st. Paul will send their IL
Illustrated catalogue and price list with
rules for self measurement to all who
will send in their address. With the
assistance of that valuable little book
one can order by mail as we'll as in
person.
w, A. Suits had about $50 50 snug
ly put away in his clothes that the
officers who searched him at the time
of his arrest did not find it. Since his
confinement in the Stevens county
Jail, Sheriff Munro obtained knOwl-
edge of the money and now has pos
session Of it.
When in Sank Centre call on Sid
ney Davis for accommodations at his
popular hotel. Mr.. Davis keeps the
house in excellent repair and has late
ly supplied it with all modern con-
veniences. He also sets q good table
and pays every attention to the wants
of his guests.
We understand that the Village
Recorder refuses to perform his duty
in regard to furnishing copy of Coun-
Gil proceedings to the official paper be-
cause of his personal dislike Of the
TRIBUNE. We regret that the Re-
corder did not settle his account with
the TRIBUNE before forming such a
rabid antipathy.
Last year Hon. H. H. Wells pur-
chased one of the most attractive sites
to be found upon Lake Minnewaska.
This season Mr.. Wells and w. j. Nun
70 are to build a summer residence
upon it, which they and their families
will occupy during the hot weather.
Work upon the building will be COM
menced about May 18th.
Last Saturday afternoon, at Cyrus,
Robert Balm was very seriously hurt.
His horse ran away, throwing him
into pile of lumber, fracturing his
skull and otherwise seriously bruising
him. He was brought to Morris that
evening and was taken to the resi-
dence of his brother-in-law. H. F..
Peters where he is being skillfully
cared for.
The officials of the Manitoba road
and Supt. Kemp especially seem to
take decided interest in the work
now being done upon their right of
way in Morris. 1t is evidently their
intention to improve the appearance
of the business portion Of the city as
much as possible and We hope their
ardor will not lessen. After buildings
sheds, lumber piles etc are cleared of
the ground should be graded, fenced
and set to trees.
Judging from the business locals
placed in this issue of the TRIBUNE
by J. D. Good, we conclude that now
is the time to buy lmber. AS we I'M
derstand the matter, there has been
very sharp competition between local
lumber yards for some time which has
at last resulted in putting the price OF
lumber down to actual cost. OF course
this condition Of things will not last
forever and we advise people wishing
lumber to buy it now.
A meeting of the legal voters of the
independent School District Of the
village of Morris will be held al
Phoenix Hall on Monday May 4th al
s o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose o.
FOJluS uPOh Vic IuCoIioh VI lCUullu
ing the west side school, the amount
to be expended, for the same and the
refunding of the present bonded in
debtedness as 1t natures
D. r. SUTHERLAND, President
A. y. STONE, Clerk.
Ct. T. Elsham representing the firm
of L. L. May & Co., nurseryman, o
st. Paul, Mimi, is in town and will
take orders for all kinds of fruit, orna
mental and forest trees. Orders fol
ornamental and forest trees are filled
from Litchfield, so that thatby ordering
Immediately, the trees can be deliver
ed here in time for planting thi
spring. The firm is o reliable one ant
is worthy of patronage. Mr.. Elshan
can be found at the metropolitan
Hotel.
The first local attempt at a game O
base ball was made last Friday after
noon with average results. F. A
| Bailey OrgaiZed an HuDDer town