Morris tribune., 1885-06-24
LOCALS.

for use.
Round trip tickets to Glenwood on
July 4th will be $1.15 each.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
The Graceville ball club are ex'
peeted to play here Friday afternoon
Ole Olson was last week adjudged
insane and was taken to the asylum
at st. Peter.
A daughter arrived last Saturday to
gladden. the home of Prof. and Mrs
w. H. Miles.
George Foster, injured by runaway
team near the Bull farm, died last
Saturday morning.
Never try to beat a man at his own
game. Paste this in the hat you will
wear to the circus and peruse it often.
DR. Carl Schulin, the eye and ear
physician of st. Paul, will be at the
Bemis House on Tuesday, June 3Oth
First communion was administered
to twenty two children by Rev. F.
Watry at the Catholic church Of this
city last Sunday morning.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the Methodist church next
Sunday. The Presiding Elder, Rev.
L. McClary will be present.
John Borrill OF Rendsvills Is build
ing neat and we'll arranged resi-
dence. The fine grove about it will
make the place doubly attractive.
The people of the town of Pepperton
will have a picnic in VIM. Gausman's
grove on July 4th. All are invited to
attend and join in having good time.
Henry Hutchins was seriously ill
with Painters collie last Wednesday.
He recovered quickly, we are pleased
to state, and is now in his usual healtn
again.
Mr.. T. Colohan has improved his
place with new seven foot sidewalk.
It would be a good thing if other
property owners would follow his e1-
ample.
The operation of the Morris cheese
factory is to be continued, reports to the
contrary, Notwithstanding. Farmers
will find it to their advantage to patron
ize the factory.
Jno. Murphy and VIM. Iago are
about to open a meat market in Jas.
Egan's buildingupon Atlantic Ave-
nue. Sonth, under the firm name OF
Murphy & Co.
A. B. Steadman purchased the first
cheese made at the Morris factory and
saws it is A. No. 1. Others agree with
him in quality. Seven good sized cheese
are made per day.
The regular conference of the Con-
gregational church is now in session
at Benson. Rev. X. F. Norris, A
Dekay and D. T. Wheaton are dele
gates from the church here.
An elegant parlor stove called the
'Regal Peninsular" can now be seer
at D. Goods store. 1t Is sample
of its class and is as fine stove al
has ever been brought to Morris.
Hon. H. w. Stone has begun worl
upon new stock barn. 1t Is to 81
40 #. wide and 60 #. long with base
ment and when completed will be a
good q barn as is to be found in tn
county.
Edward Chester, an employee up
on the Bull farm, was slightly, ant
George Foster, an employee of tn
Jones farm, was quite seriously bur
by a runway four horse team, las
Wednesday evening,
I,eedle & Prindle's pleasure part.
will be in Norris on Thursday even
ing July End. This party has been ii
Morris before and all who ATTENDED
their previous entertainments speal
highly of them. The will probably b
greeted by full house upon this visit
The Old Settlers of Stevens count.
meet to-morTGW in Wintermute'
grove for the purpose Of having
happy reunion and living over agai
their early life here. Many interestin
occurrences and incidents of pienee
life in this county VIII be called t
mind.
R.W. Weldon &c Co.'S circus an
menagerie will be in Morris on Fri
day July 3rd. Their advance ager
CT. Srout was in town last Frida.
making arrangements and contract
and posting notices and bills. Rea
their advertisement in anotht
column.
Rev. Father Vaundry is all exec
lent and accomplished gentleman ar
a worthy pastor, but we are sorry tn
"The Sun" could not have 80 state
without casting reflections upon Re
Father Watry. These reflections, 8
people who are acquainted with Re
Watry, feel like ysseating.
General Passenger Agent Wars
of the Manitoba road mas ISSUED
circular instructing all agents to 81
Fourth of July excursions tickets
one half regular rates. The tickle
will be good between all stations I
the main or branch lines from Ju
srd to July eth. Similar instructio
have been given by General Passe
ger Agent Fee Of the Northern Pacil
road.
Yesterday afternoon a special ira
of eight coaches arrived over
Manitoba line, bearing delegates to
State Dairyman's Convention
Moorhead, and their ladies, In
about $50 people. The party stopp
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