Morris tribune., 1885-03-11
LOCALS.

IL Wm. Hyland who Is happy 'hia
time. It's q girl
FOUND: A pipe. The owner can
have the same by calling ut this office
and paying for this notice,
WANTED: A girl to do general
homework. Apply at once to
Mrs. E. w. RANDALL.
Awell attended and most enjoyable
sociable was held at the residence oil
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Nilsson last Fri
day evening.
The festive base ball Is again on
deck and number of Morris young
men already have their fingers lasdIup
in arnica for repairs.
I'D. Good has ordered car load OF
binding Irvine which he expects to DO
here in a few days. II this Is not an
attempt to bulldoze the season, We
don't know what is.
The NJ. @. c. party given at Phoenix
Hall last Friday evening and there
was the usual amount Of sprightly
social enjoyment which charaeterazes
those pleasant gatherings.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Weber enter
tanned a number Of the young people
of our city at their residence last
Thursday exening. The time was
pleasantly spent at progressive euchre.
Complaint has been heard In regard
to the ringing of the first bell at the
school house. The bell should be rung
for long enough period Of time to be
heard by all and thus remove the diff
hculty.
TIE. Heenen is fsvorably men
toned for the position of Minister to
Sweden. We think this position
should be conceded to Minnesota and
if this is done we hope Mr.. Heenan
will receive the appointment.
The election of officers and trustees
of the Summit Cemetry
Association held yesterday resulted in
the selection Of the following officers:
President, J. D. Good. Treasurer, Il.
III, Wells. Secretary and Aetuary, D.
T, Wheaton, Trustees, Fl. H. Wells,
8. P. schofield and o. c. Hanson.
J.E. Danielson has just received a
fine assortment of hats, caps and dry
good. at his store. He has also put In
a stock of satchels and trunks. Mr..
Danielson says that he intends keep
ing greater variety of goods this year
than ever before and to make prices
low enough to attract trade. Look
over his new stock.
There is to be q fat mans race to-
morrow evening, pair OF Vine yard
club skates to be given to the winner.
The contestants are conductor KEEL
logg and DR.. Phalon. A juxtaposi-
ton of these heavy weights on roller
skates will be very amusing and the
race will probably be very entertain
ing.
John I. McNulty formerly Of Nor
sis but now of Milnor, D. T. and Miss
aary NJ. Hale IF Hlenwood, No:
were married at the residence Of the
brides parents on Feb. 25th: The
happy couple went at once to Minor,
ID, r., their futurs home, accompanied
by the best wishes Of their many
friends.
James Dudley left last Monday even
ing for Minneapolis, to which place
he is called by his employers the
Minneapolis MHfers Association, to
4 Htsss psot1ltaqb.iies pffaes than the one
lie has Held here. We congratulate
Mr:: Dudley upon his success. The
elevator here Of which he has had
charge il to be closed, at least tempo
sarily.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an article from the Pioneer Press Of
Saturday Feb Is, descriptive of an
entertainment given Minnesota
editors at New Orleans. As one Of the
editors e e!' We ean endorse
iii tlat la said. We copy, because in
Prof Porter,s remarks viii be found
much concerning Minnesota's exhibit
that will interest all our readers.
Hon. H. H. Wells senator from::this
district, is at home again. The TRIB-
UNE is pleased to notice that, during
the recent session Of the legislature,
his votes were recorded upon the right
eide of every important question be-
fore the Senate for consideration. He
has proven himself to be all that was
claimed for him by his friends in the
political contest which resulted in his
election, and has represented this dis
trlct satisfactorily to his constituents
and with credit and honor to himself.
The muskrat wasn't so badly fooled
as has been claimed. He didn't build
any doubled walled house. He didn't
build any house ut all, for he knew it
was OF no use. The boys and sloughs
which he has made his home for years
has frozen to the very bottom. He
was wiser than to take any chances Of
freezing up. He burrowed, instead
into the banks Of the lakes, streames
and sIoughs, as meyer was known be-
fore. He dug well and deep, below
the frost line, and now he giggles and
shakes in thinking how he fooled the
oldest inhabitant.-Sauk Centre Her
aid.
At the municipal election held yes
terday the following officers were
elected:
Eresidentof Council II. e. Newell
Councillors, C. L.. Brown, ]. E.
Danielson, III. B. Wolff and A. Dekay.
Treasurer, WI. Munro. Assessor. d.
r. Wheaton. The total number OF
votes cast was 241. The men elected
Yesterday are representative in every