Morris tribune., 1885-05-20
LOCALS.

\ large company were at the rink
last Saturday evening.
The editor OF this paper has tree
claim to sell at a bargain.
A new ten thousand dollar brick
school-house is q certainty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Rhone will
soon occupy the Hulburd residence.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
Mr.. Perkins exhibited the Lamborn
road machine at Herman last Satur-
day.
Decoration exercises will be held at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning.
Paw YOUR real estate taxes during
this month or 10 per cent penalty
will be added.
Let Ill contribute something to-
ward making the approaching "cattie
FAIR q success.
Rev. C. Holman brought quantity
of asparagus to town on Monday-the
first Of the season.
A new sign adorus the front window
of the Bemis House, the handlwork
of c. NJ. Martin.
DIED.-May 18th at the residence
of her son-in-law, J. D. Gillespie,
Mrs. J. Shoburg, aged 81 years.
Both Messrs. Good and Jones have
built commodious sheds for lumber
mon the west side of the track.
The Morris base 6ssIlIfistts eais becom-
ing quite proficient and are longing
for an opportunity to vanquish some
body.
The passenger steamer, MARY Nor
TOM of the Diamond 10 line Will
leave St, Paul tomorrow at noon for
St. Louis.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church meets at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. A. Johnson on Fri
day afternoon.
Helgeson & Hanson have given the
interior of their store fresh coat OF
paint and have otherwise improved
its appearance.
Another of the TRIBUNE's friends
has visited New Orleans and sends
us an interesting letter, descriptive of
what was seen.
Members Of the Hancock post G. A.
r. are expected to join with the It.
A. J. Overton post in the exercises OF
Decoration day.
Come to the Cattle Fair to be held
in Morris one week from to-day and
see what fine lot of cattle Stevens
county can exhibit.
Only one-seventh Of Minnesota is
now under cultivation. She will be
rousing old state when the remaining
six.sevenths are used.
The county commissioners were
in session yesterday in the capacity
of road and bridge committee. All
members were present.
The editor of this paper has a few
choice bargains to offer in farms and
in village property. Call at this office
for further particulars.
A new and neatly painted sign
adorns the corner window Of the
office of the Stevens County Abstract
and Real Estate Agency.
Tne Hubbard Hammock and In
valid chairs are very popular with all
who have examined them. Call at
this office and see samples.
Attention Is called to FL, II. Sau-
lies 'ad' which appears In this issue.
Alr. saulie is good painter and his
charges are always reasonable
The surveyors upon the Ortonville
& Lake Superior railroad have started
out from Ortonville and have their
instruments pointed this way.
The Morris and Duluth elevator took
in about 5000 bushels of oats last week.
This elevator will hereafter be one OF
the potent factors in Morris business
problems.
In the enumeration Of the inhabi.
facts of this goodly town Of Morris
we would respectfully admonish the
census taken to see that no man
woman or child within its limits be
permitted to escape.
4 specimen of the work of the Lam
born road machine may be seen upo1
Pacific Ave North. There is long ant
we'll made grade which was finished
at about half the cost OF the same
road made in the ordinary way,
H. f, Peters has lost six head o
cattle which strayed from the hero
sold TO Messrs. Johnson and Ston
before shipment. If you see any cat
lie wandering about the prairies
please let Mr.. Peters know about ii
For those going South FROM St. Pau
there is nc more pleasant or econom
ical way of travelling than by boa
and there is no better line of steamer
upon the Missippi than the "Diamon
Jo." Buy your tickets over ths
line.
J. A. johnson faoyas his office thi
week to the large front r9oM oyer th
Stevens County Bank. This new Il
cation IS d pleasant one and is we
adapted to the extensive bushes
Mr.. johnson has succeeded in built
ing up.
Sunday May 18th was the anniye
sary of the Norwegian Independence
In honor of the day, large numbs
of the citizens of Stevens county a.
sembled upon Larson & Nilson's far
in the town of Framnas and had