Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-04-01

This is All FOOLS day aud we ar
abroad in the land rs usual.
Needed repairs are soon to be mad
upon the Metropolitan Hotel.
Bring III all the stock you have 70
sale on Wednesday, April 10Th.
A new clock is recent improve
ment at the Stevens County Bank.
II you wish to buy any kind Of stool
come to Morris for it OH April 10Th.
See the La Crosse Business CoIleg,
advertisement In another column.
Remember the Cattle Fair to be hell
in Morris OH Wednesday, April 18th
Don't kick every mild hammered In
offensive hat you see about the streets
to-day.
Dogs are now personal property
For further particulars look over
those supplements.
S. r. Tripp, of Beardsley, is expec'
ted to soon take charge Of A. A
Stones harness shop.
State Supt. d. L. Klehle was expec'
ted to lecture in Morris last evening
but was unable to get here.
High mass will be celebrated in the
Catholic church next Sunday morn
ing at and at 1880 o'clock.
Upon the first permanent approach
. of warm weather be sure to thorough
ly cleanse and air your cellars.
Easter services at the NJ. E. church,
Sabbath morning. The choir have
prepared some beautiful anthems. AL
are invited.
An examination Of teachers for this
county will be conducted by Supt. J..
A. Johnson in Morris OH Friday and
Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Margaret Becker was buried
yesterday, the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. F. Watry. She
was fifty six years old.
Owing to the Village Recorders
continued neglect of duty, the TRIB-
UNE is still without the copy Of the
Village Council Proceedings.
Pay up your subscription to the
TRIBUNE and one year in advance
and receive q years subscription to
the American Farmer as a premium.
Christopher Murphy who was en-
gagged in the Office of the paper-up-ths
street last summer is now engaged
upon the TRIBUNE. He is working
up.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. 0. B. Fuller next
Friday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. All
are invited.
"Answer not fool according to his
folly, least thou also be like unto
him." Probably there are those who
will readily understand why we quote
this proverb.
Statements will be mailed, during
this week, to all indebted to the TRIB-
BNE upon subscriptions, and we hope
for prompt settlements. We need
what is due US,
We will take oats, potatoes, butter,
eggs or other farm produce on SUBJ
scription. Our farmer friends will
now have no excuse for being in ar
rears to this paper.
1t is embarrassing to be in a BARRIERS
chair and hear,an alarm Of fire just 10
the barber has finished with one side
of your face. For further particulars
see Fireman Callahan.
Prof. w. H. ,NIcKanlass assisted by
w. F. Ramsey gave very acceptable
entertainment in the Morris roller
rink last evening. Much Of the music
was exceedingly fine.
w. Itolting is now furnishing his
customers with an excellent quality
of meats. Some of his recent pur-
chases of stall-fed beef from Oak
Grove farm are worthy Of mention.
The large attendance at the teachers
institute now i'm session shows the In
terest the teachers of this county feel
i'm their work and shows that they in=
tend to improve all opportunities CIV
en- them.
s. G.. Williams, of Donnelly, Is rem
dering the THEME valuable and
needed aid. Although his attention
has lat ely been given to mercantile
matters, he has not forgotten how to
stick type.
Postmaster Torpey requests us to
announce that the post Office will
hereafter be opened at z o'clock in the
morning instead of 1880. The time
for closing the office in the evening
remains the same.
The TRIBUNE has endeavored te
find out something concerning the
editor of the paper up the street al
Washington but finds nothing, &c
that we are unable to give either his
successes or disappointmeDts.
The banking about MN. Hyland's
house was found to be OH fire last
Saturday and the alarm was Civ.
en-. The Fire company responded
readily, but the fire was extinguishet
before they reached the place,
The meeting, at the NJ. E. church
is still in progress, with increasing
interest. Twenty-one accessions AM
an mbcr of conversions, up to Thu
date. Rev. L. l.. Smith, of Herman
will be in attendance, the remaining
part of the week.
"The Irish Heroine" will he pressn
ted at Phoenix Hall next Monda!
evening by tile Northwestern Theatri