Morris tribune., 1885-09-02
LOCALS.

2lst
The public schools open next Mon
day.
The threshers are telling the real
story.
See Woodward & Company's lad"
on first page.
Young people begin to feel like
skating again.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
Flowing should be done early. The
ground should be turned over without
any delay.
VIM. C. Ricknell has something to
say this week to those wishing to
borrow money.
Rev. I. G.. Hudson conducted
services in the Episcopal church OF
this place, last Thursday evening.
Come to the county fair and bring
your wife and your children, your
sisters, your cousins and 20 raunts.
Cook 4 Cos Opera Company will
be at Phoenix Hall on "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of next week.
Reserved seats for the entertain
ments to DC given by Cook \ Cos
Opera Company are now on sale at
I'D. Goods.
The race track is being put in first
class condition for the county Fair
and Ill interesting speed programme
is icing prepared.
\ Harvest Home Festival is to be
conducted on Saturday, Sept. lbth.,
by the pastor and members of the
Methodist church of this city.
A fine bull, from the Hancock Farm
of the Minnesota Agricultural Com
pany, was sent by George Penuock to
his farm near Beardsley. last Friday.
Sportsmen must keep out of the
town of Pepperton, or something Is
likely to happen. See the card pub
lished by Pepperton farmers in this
week. TRIBUNE.
The average yield of wheat in Min
ncsota vii, not be over II bushels per
acre this year. Those who are acting
as bears upon the wheat market are at
liberty to make the most of this bit OF
information
Because of the rain, the Ice Cream
Festival given 10y the "Sisters OF
Mercyn one week ago tonight was
not as successful as it otherwise would
have been, The net proceeds were
about $1,000,
Cook & Co.'S Opera Company will
he here next week on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings in Phoenix Hall.
The company is said to De good one
and their programmes indicates fine
entertainment.
Farmers find difficulty in getting
Iaborers for stacking and threshing
but the tramp nuisance is not abated.
There are still able bodied men beg
ging from door to door because they
can not (?) get work.
4 COW, finding the door open in an
inviting manner, stalked majestically
into c. w. Rohne's drug store On
Monday morning of this week and
stood gazing approvingly upon Mr.
Woodward's stock OF fine jewelry
when discovered
1t has been rather chilly of late but
we are thankful that we do not live in
the more fFiged regions of the South
and East. Killing frosts have visited
Kansas and Iowa and there has beer
snow in Pennsylvania. This climate
may have defects but it certainly Dor
ders upon perfection as compared will
that Of other places,
fyou want your share of the Fal
trade, you must advertise for 1t. Dur
ing this serson of the year, people
have many things to buy and seal
newspapers closely in order to learl
where to 60 for bargains. If there il
one season, when, more than at an!
other, the use of printers ink isprofit
able. it is during the early Fall:
GlenwGod Rress-Bulletin, Mr.. }
w. Foss took his last ride on his yatch1
the Minnesota, for this season, las
Thursday afternoon and left for tn
East on Friday, intending to spend
few days in the southern part of thi
state on his way. He will return t
Glenwood next Summer to enjoy til
attractions of Lake Minnewaska,
r. N, Lowater has had the pleasn,
of gathering considerable number
apples from the trees about his res
dence. All grown upon the plac
were of exceedingly fine quality.
there are any who think apple tree
will not 90 well in this country, the
are asked to question Mr.. Lowater
regard to his experience and the
change their mind.
new band has been formed
Morris with the following member
10. Brown, John O'Conner, Cha
Elmquist, J. 7. Tollifson, f. Qldber
S. FL. schuman, Ole Berkin, in
Carney, d. Kemp, Bert Cumming
Cfas. Youngquist, Jno. Murphy,
Elmer and F. L. Norgord. Instr
ments have been ordered and the ne
band will begin practice In a sho
time;
Notice J. D. Goods new adyertis
meent in this issue of the TRIBUN
Mr.. Good is one of the Oldest al
most reliable ofthe business men
Morris and is continually on de-
with full line of goods in all of t
lines carried by him. His stock
hardware, lumber, groceries, furr