Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-05-13
LOCALS.

IlltNt pSSIIiI-o ppNiil.
Edward Moore of Stevens township
is building 4 new barn.
Remember the date for the special
school-meeting and be on hand.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
Would it not be we'll to designate
some other day than Sunday for base
ball practice:
Herman Iahl is building new
barn. MI Lahl is one of the best
farmers in the county.
Call at this Office and see sample
of the Hubbard Hammock chair and
of their Invalid chair.
c. w. Hull of Hancock is the happy
father ola pair of twins Weighing
eight and 4 half pounds each.
H. w. Stone < Co. are paying two
cents per bu>hei above market price
for Blue Stem and hard wheat.
The Office of The Stevens County
Abstract and Real Estate Agency is
now over the First National Bank.
J. \. Bems has purchased the ice
business lately conducted by VIM.
Noting and begins delivering ice to-
day.
T. c. Dohlen who has been sick
with Quinsy has recovered. Four OF
his children are now sick with the
same disease.
\ large herd Of cattle was shipped
from here to-day by Messrs Stone and
Johnson of Benson. II. F. Peters
bought the cattle for them.
Support home enterprise, patronize
home industries, take your home
paper and give your trade to your
home merchants and business men.
J. \. Johnson has purchased a
quarter of q block Of residence proper
ty, upon West 9Th st. of G. F. Cogel
and will soon build q residence upon
it.
w. A. Naylor and C. G. Irwin
Superintendent and assistant Super
intenGent of the American TX
press company were in town yester-
day.
Phoenix Fire Company has accep-
ted an invitation from the G. A. }.
Overton post G. \. r. to participate
with them in the exercises of Decora-
ton day.
The Manitoba Company ought to
build new depot in Morris. Even
the laws of the state require better
depcts in places of this size than the
one now used here.
The members of the G. A. J. Over
ton post G. \. r. are to give all en-
iovable Camp Fire entertainment at
Phoenix Hall on Friday evening. Al
ter the entertainment there is to be
social hop and supper. The at
tenda nee will doubtless be large.
A short time ago portions of the
lob type and all of the job stock be-
longing to F. w. Shumaker was
bought by us and this week we made
selections from the Nindicator outfit
which was sold by virtue of a chattel
mortgage. Zone by one the roses fall"
Herald.
Among the new advertisements, to
be found in tQ-day's Tribune is one
from Rush & Pimm. They have q
number of fine buggies of their own
manufacture to (which they call at
tention. These gentlemen are fine
workmen and anything they offer for
sale is first class.
Orders have come from the east to
make survey from Ortonville to
Morris and make profile and estimates
at once. Chief Engineer Bundock in
forms us that he will start on the
survey on Monday, May 18th, and
expects to have it completed in about
ten days.-Ortonville Herald.
The Morris Brick Yard and Manu-
featuring co. will manufactures large
quantity of brick this season. Wood
has been purchased for burning and
everything is in readiness. Machin-
cry is soon to be added for the manu-
facture of pressed brick and the max
ing Of pressed brick will receive as
much attention as that of the ordinary
kind.
A circular announcing the encamp
ment of the Grand Army of the Re
public at Glenwood July /, 2, 3, 4th il
on our table. 1t is to be held under
the auspices Of the James Canfielt
Post No. 38, and it is evident tina
there will be a very pleasant time
the weather permits. Lake Mime
waska will have q steam boat an
many smaller crafts to make the oc
a.ion agreeable.
Early chickens W ill make the bes
fowl next Winter, says an exchange
80 1T is well to begin to set such hen
as are ready, even if no chickens ar
to be raised for market. AS earl
chickens sell at good prices try t
raise enough of them so that the in
ferfor ones may be culled out an
killed and only the best pullets and
few extra good cockerels saved t
stock the yards next Fall.
G. T. Elsi,am representing the fir
of L. l.. May & Co., nurseryman, {
st. Paul Mimi, is in town and wi
take orders for all kinds of fruit, orns
mental and forest trees. Orders fo
ornamental and forest trees are file
from Litchfield, SO that by orderin
Immediately, the trees can be deliN
cred here in time for planting thi
spring. The firm is reliable one an