Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-08-26
LOCALS.
Get ready for the Fair.

full.
Now is the time to advertise for the
Fall trade.
The corn crop III this county this
year is good.
Notice the lad" for the morris 4
Duluth Elevator"
Minnesota has ninety one banks.
Morris has two Of them.
Save the best of your produce for
exhibition at the county Fair.
Bear IN mind that there is to be fair
and help to make it success.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
Notice the "ad" of the "Sisters Of
Mercy in this issue for their Board
ing school.
E. F. Hill has moved one Of his
houses to the corner of Seventh st.
and Pacific avenue.
Rev. Il. C. hudson will conduct
services in the Episcopal church here
at S O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Ice Cream Festival at the Catholic
school house tomorrow evening. BE
on hand and have good time.
Last Saturday Z. Caswell shipped
his steam threshing outfit to Boards
ley, where he will operate it during
the Fall.
J.E. Danielson has an immense
stock of new goods on hand and is
making things lively. Peruse his
new "ad.n
Rev. w. H. Steadman preached in
the congregational church last Sum
day morning and in the Methodist
church that evening.
The TRIBUNE has few bargains to
offer in residence lots in Morris.
Either cash or on time. Call at this
office for particulars.
The name of the young horse thief
now in the Stevens County Jail is
Car! Z. Boyden. His father is j. A.
Boyden of Custer City D. 7.
The TRIBUNE eongratulates Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams Of Donnelly upon the
arrival of a brand new nine and half
pound boy at their home. All we'll.
Graceyille Transcript. The Bemis
House at Norris is crowded with
guests. No better spread, or accom-
modating host can be found in the
state.
Hon. r. NJ. Richardson has q cigar
case which was given, by Gen. Grant,
to a mutual friend in Galena about
fifty years ago. Very naturally, it Is
highly priced.
r. F. Elliott, the photographer,
visited the Hancock Farm" of the
Minnesota Agricultural Co. and made
number of excellent views of the
buildings upon the place.
Charles Wilson had an annual
opening in the clothing line last Sat-
urday and the bulletin boards have
been covered with interesting an
nouncements ever since.
The burial of Mrs. Arthur Steadman
took place on Thursday of last week,
the funeral services being conducted
by Rev. j. II. Marvin, of Graceville,
assisted by Rev. ]. A. Cullen.
We wish to publish the number OF
II. cd RI tho HprC
in different localities in the county
and will be pleased to receive the re-
ports of threshers AID farmers.
G. Kohler is improving his FINE
residence property upon East Fourth
st. and has begun the work of erect
ing Il fine dwelling. This house l.
probably being built-for rent.
Mr.. Hutchins has communication
in this issue which Will bear a care
full reading. 1t contains great dea
Of truth and expresses the sentiment!
of numerous patrons of our public
schools.
Mr.. George T. Elsham and Mis-
Ada V. Wilcox were married this at
ternoon by Rev. J. A. Cullen at tn
residence of the brides parents. Tn
TRIBUNE joins with the many friend
of the happy couple in extending it
congratulations,
The rate established by the rail
roads to st. Panl and Minneapolis TO
those attending the State Fair is on
and one fifth of "a single fare for tn
round trip. A large number of tn
people of the county will take adyar
tage of the reduced rate,
AS in other places, business la
been somewhat dull III Hancock for
month or so past but is now niue
more lively. The merchants thel
have excellent Stocks of goods an
will have good Fall trade. Hancocl
isa good business point,
Some of the culverts in the WACO
roads leading to Morris are in need
repairs, During the Fall, while farm
ers are marketing their grain, it
necessary that roads be in good col
dition and path masters should Sc
that necessary repairs are made .
once, Keep the roads in good col
dition.
Last Thursday afternoon, we foun
upon our desk a note, showing th'
our premises had been invaded du
ing our absence, by S. G. Bennett
Minneapolis. The necessary amour
of cash was found with the note al
his order for the TRIBUNE is bei1
filed. We regret that we did n
meet the gentleman.
A number of hunting parties ha'
been abroad in the county during ii
week and large number of chicken
bava haap baUuad Edjtor.in.chi