Morris tribune., 1885-01-14
LOCALS.


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vertisement in another column.
The marriage record for 1884 is low
in this comfy. 1t was leap year.
During the year 1884 there were 80
births and IS deaths in the village Of
Morris.
A "drunk aud disorderly" has been
given 10 days in the county Jail for re-
Election.
The carpenters will soon have John
Bucklin's new building completed at
Hancock.
The amount received by c. P. Ma
xinnis as sheriff's fees during the year
1854 is $967.74.
The "old sailor" Is being cared for,
for 30 days in the county Jail. 1t Is u
good place for him.
The EDITOR and family enjoyed roast
ofyenison for Sunday dinner through
the kindness of Rev. B. Phelps.
The salaryE of the county attorney
for the coming year has been fixed by
the county commissioners ut 800 10.
Episcopal services will be held in the
Methodist church next Sunday after
noon at half past three O'Clock; Epis-
copal Sunday school an honr earlier.
Two Germans recently came from
Montana to Morris and will buy farms
in this county. No better investment
than Stevens county farm can be
found.
The stock holders of The Stevens
County Abstract and Real Estate
Agency will meet on Jan. 18th for the
purpose of increasing their capital
stock to $25, 900.
License to wed was granted last
week by Clerk of Court Larson to
Clifford B. Park and Carrie Fenton,
and to Charles Schuranborg and
Hannah Miller.
The report has been widely circula-
ted that Mrs. Nordquist has taken up
her abode in the Jail. Sheriff Munro
saws that if such is the case he is not
aware of it as yet.
excursion party of about twenty
five couples will leave here Friday
evening at o'clock to visit Herman.
The party will return upon the regu-
lar night passenger train.
A meeting of the holders of stock in
the Morris creamery was to be held
yesterday afternoon at Mr.. Giltinsn's
office, over the Stevens County Bank,
but it did not materialize.
A boy has recently been added to
the family ofTimothy Murphy. Mr..
Murphy has already spoken for job
for the young man at ]. D. Goods
store and Il position awaits him.
Mr.. Seamans came near selling hi
farm recently. When the would be
purchaser came to terms, Mr.. Sea-
mans thought better Of his action ano
concluded not to sell. Wise man.
The ladies of the Al. E. church arr
cordially invited to meet at Mrs. Johl
J. Pinm's Friday afternoon at
o'clock, to organize Ladies Aid SO
ciety. A full attendance is requested
Tomorrow evening there will be 4
three mile race at the Morris rollel
ink fcra prize of $500 between james
kIcCanney and John Amen. Bot
are fast skaters and the race will
probably be exciting.
A. A. Stone adyertises his eltir
harness stock and harness maker
tools for sale and will rent shop all
sales room if desired. Here is an 81
cellent opportunity for some one
get into the harness business.
D. w. Watson's livery stable
finely equipped with good travelin
horses. fine sleighs aud buggies an
els prepared ut all times TO suppl
the wants of the public. He can civ
you any kind ola rig you want.
The Bank of Hancock Is to hav
space in Geo. Cakes building at Hsr
cock. The furniture and fixtures Il
fhe new bank are very attractive:
4, Chapman is the carpenter VIII
has done the work in fitting up I'll
room.
The meetings in the Methodist an
Congregational churches, during til
week of prayer, were so we'll attends
and 80 much interest was manifesto
in them that they are being continue
this week. The meetings are" befi
held in the Congregational church.
Section No. IL in the sleeper upt
the night train going east is now r
served for Morris. Parties going ca
who wish berth can have one r
served at any time during the day
Calling at tile DEPOT. This is q co
xenience which will be appreciate
Rev. H. G. Bilbie conducted qua
terly meeting services in the Meth
dist church last Sunday preaciiit
both morning and evening. His Sc
mons were exceedingly practical ~
highly interesting and consideri
the inclemency of the weather, j
congregations were large. He return
to his home in Sank Centre on Ms
day morning.
An interesting meeting oftle Bon
ofFfade vas he'd 'lial'. ealos',iz fsH
last Saturday evening. The Pre-
dent, Secretary, one niesnher and
boy were present. The. boxing GLOW
belonging to the Morris Athletic eli
came up for serious consideratit
The Secretary knocked the cigare'
out of the mouth ofthe President a
and the President dislocated the SIP