Morris tribune., 1885-05-20
PERSONALS.

Sheriff Munro visited Milbank last
week.
HID. Tenney and wife were in the
city Tuesday.
Gen. T. H. Barrett was one of the
Grand Jurors.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Helgeson were
in town Tuesday.
A. X. Gray, of Hancock, was in
the city yesterday.
DIR. C. l.. Gates was in attendance
at court yesterday.
G. F. Cogel left Monday evening for
visit to Red Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Thorpe, of Han
cock, visited Morris yesterday.
E. w. Snyder, of the Grant County
Bank, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. d. Good goes to Lake Min
newaska soon to spend few weeks.
S. Stewart and wife, of Hancock,
were among yesterdays visitors TO
Morris.
J.B. NlcCune formerly ofPittsburg,
Penn, is now book-keeper at ii. b.
VOLTS.
M. Nj. Eldred and wife are in Morris
and will hereafter make this place
their home.
NV. Arctander, +. NJ. Webster,
and J. J. Whittemore are in attend
ance at court.
FIR. Johnson arrived from Mime
apolls on Monday for visit with
friends in Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wells and Mr..
and Mrs w. J. Munro will leave for
Lake Minnewaska about June 10th.
Work upon their summer residence
there will be commenced this week.
The Morris Silver Cornet Band has
leased Mr.. Johnson's office and Will
move it to lots upon Fifth st. "Music
hath charms to soothe etc." For
this and many other reasons, we are
glad the band Is to be SO near our
sanctum.
1t is to be hoped that some one Will
take steps for raising by subscription
enough money to pay for series OF
| open air concerts. Such concerts are
enjoyable and beneficial. Morris has
an excellent band and it needs en-
ployment.
There will be a meeting of the
Stevens County Farmers Alliance in
Phoenix Hall on Wednesday May
27th) afternoon at o'clock. 1t is de-
sired that all town alliances attend.
It. H. Barrett and Il. G. Hodgson will
address the meeting.
Sam Pulliam circulated subscrip-
ton paper among the business men
upon Atlantic Ave. last week and
succeeded in raising money enough
to have that street sprinklsd during
the summer. Having the dust laid
upon that busy street is a great adj
vantage.
There is a new and finely bound
register at the "Bemis House." 1t
contains a number of advertisements
for local business men, advertise
ments for wholesale houses, and also
hotel directory, showing the prlnci-
pal hotels in all of the leading places
of the country.
Never 20 where you are not wanted.
If man wants you to 60 to his room
he will inyite you to do 80, and if a
merchant wants you to visit his place
of business he will invite you through
the columns of your local paper. 1t
is wrong to intrude upon privacy
| don't do it.-Ex.
There are people who do not seem
| to know thatselling property on which
there is chattle mortgage is Grim
! inal offence. Yet such is the case
! We might add that unless these PEG.
| pie haye liking for the atmosphere
of Saltwater, they should refrain from
all transactions of the kind.
| Montevideo Leader: Prairie chick.
ems are quite plentiful and not timid
this spring. They keep posted on the
law and penalties and tantalize us un'
mercifully with their drumming and
their impudent manners, every morn
ing before sunrise, when we are out
for our customary three mile walk
The District court for this county IL
now in session, Judge Brown presid'
ing. The calendar is Q long one ant
although many cases are being con-
tinued it is hardly probable that thu
work can be completed, as Judge
Brown conducts court elsewhere mex
| week it is impossible for this session
to continue longer than this week.
An exchange says: 1t Is worth re.
membering that no newspaper IL
printed especially for one person an!
more than a hotel is built especial.
to please one guest. People who be
come greatly displeased with some
thing they find in a newspaper, shoul'
remember that the very thing tina
displeases them is exactly the thin;
that will please somebody who Ina
Just as much interest In the paper a.
they have.
AS rule the farms in this count,
are not fenced. Many farmers hav
, planted trees in various quantitie
and some of them complain tina
+ neighbars and others are careless i
driving and frequently pass over tree
, unprotected by fences and in som
cases quite number have been broke
down and killed. After farmers hav
taken pains to plant trees, other
, ought to take interest enough in theI
to avoid unnecessary destruction.
. Two weeks ago Mr.. Croonquis