Morris tribune., 1885-10-21
LOCALS.
lie of state lands to-day.

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Oats and potatoes are in demand
and bring good prices.
Eggs are becoming scarce and price
upon them are advancing.
The Farmers Warehouse began re
ceiving wheat this morning.
Arthur Williams is now engaged IL
J. F.. Danielson's wide awake store
Daniel O'Brien remembered the
TRIBUNE with the amount of year.:
subscription last week.
The passenger train upon the Little
Falls and Dakota road arrived IL
Morris about two hours late last Sat
urday evening.
John Brennan knows the value of {
good local paper and has recently
added his name to the TRIBUNE's
subscription list.
The chairs are soon to be removed
from the Methodist church and more
comfortable and more attractive
seats be substituted.
The report of the Stevens County
Bank appears this week. AS usual it
shows prosperous condition of that
we'll founded institution.
A. a. Lyman has shown us a spei-
men of the wheat raised by him this
season. 1t is as fine No, hard as we
have seen in some time
Austin Thomasson, of Framnas,
called on Monday and brought us
enough of the "sinews of war" to
cover years subscription.
A. Young, Of the town of Rendsville
made the TRIBUNE a pleasant call on
Monday and increased our available
funds 10 the extent of two dollars.
DR.. Phalon is in town and his dem
tai office will be open till Nov. 5th,
after which it will be closed till De-
cember 1st. Call early if in need of
work.
H ". Thurber, of the Hoard farm,
has added his name to the list of
TRIBUNE readers and has replenished
our depleted eXchequer to the re-
quired extent.
Wheat is down again. The break
in prices we believe to be only tempo
rary and should alarm no one. 1t is
only natural reaction. The market
vilI soon take an upward turn again.
The reception rendered Rey. E. P.
Robertson at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Whlteley last Friday
evening was we'll attended and all
present spent thoroughly enjoyable
evening.
IN the drawing for the china tea
set at Larson & Wilson's last Satur-
day evening Mrs. burst was the win
ner. She bought the can of baking
powder that contained the lucky
number.
aIiss Dora Wolff entertained q
large number of her little friends at
the residence OF her parents last Sat-
urday afternoon. Each one present
is now treasuring the memory of a
pleasant afternoon.
Since the prairie fire of last Friday
and tiae consequent scare, fire breaks
have been made all about the city
and it is thought pQw tAat we may
rest without fear from that paFticu-
lar source Of danger.
Among those who, during the past
week, haye sent as tho necessary
funds and renewed their subscriptions
to the TRIBUNE, we are pleased to
number A. J. Sawyer of Duluth and
John G.. Wilkinson of New Burgh,
New York.
T. G. Smith, Of Rendsville, made
the TRIBUNE pleasant call last
week and left $500 for his 1885 s4bs
scription before his old subscription
had expired. II all would do as
well. al editors work would be less
burdeHsome. .-
Michael Spain few days ago
greeted the editor OF the TRIBUNE
with, "Everytbing there is Of local
news you seem to get and I want the
paper for another year." That is just
the kind Of encouragement all editor
likes to receive.
Ivy. Pushor called Ola the TRIBUNE
yesterday. He did not add to thu
amount Of Hcash Oh hand' but he die
/. increase the "visible supply" of po
tataes in the EDITORS cellar which i:
just as well. A copy of the TRIBUNE
is his for year to come.
Eric Won Rosenlind, hthe Count
well known in Morris was badly
glugged in Bismarck last year and ha
recently recovered Judgment agains
his assailant in the sum Of $4,000, 90
F0f If1aE n{taU.I we @Oulu COuScnU "
have our eyes blacked quite often.
Patrick Alaloney called at the TRIB
UNE office last Saturday and mad
the weary scribe happy by paylnl
his subscription for more than a yea
in advance. Mr. Malony has keer
appreciation of good thing when h
sees it and can't get too much of il
Our Hancock correspondent is yer.
busy this week and has been able t.
send us nothing but his regrets
Hancock is all important busines
place and we hope he will-be able t
find time for keeping it well repre-
sented in the TRiBUNE's. columns Il
the future. u
Mat Diedrich has the agency TO
tne grave stones and monument
manufactured at Shakopee of thi
state. He has illustrations of all tn
! various kinds offered for sale and lia
J 4a1,ov,Go ~, m boz, IF nrdors