Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-02-18
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Sc, lo,;,.,, ii teachers institute In an
other votuInn.
To-day is Ash Wednesday, the first
day Of lcnten season.
See La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column:
Monday was another cold day, the
thermometer registering Il below
zero.
The members Of the G.. A. r. Will
give grand ball Mt Phoealx hah'
Friday evening, Feb. 9th:
Last Saturday was Valentine day.
and the usual number OF chroMoS
were sent through the post office.
The NJ. @. c. party at Phoenix hall,
Monday evening, WAS we'll attended,
and those present. hA4a very pheasant
ttms: ...
The Ladies' Aid Snciety holds KS
regular meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. john House OH Friday, FeoF"-
ary Goth, al two o'clock.
O. G.. Hanson is the possesor OF
handsome miniature ship, ~ y
the work Of 'sailor Eh9mpson." anu
is eomplets in every detail.
Cash bar~ainS are offered by J. f.
D,nielson in order to sell off, his win
fer goods TO make room, for II hne us
play of spring goods, as soon rs the
season will permit.
We see by our exchanges that all OF
the neighboring towns are hay'hs
dramatic exhibitions by home taieht'
WHY can't we have something OF the
kind here?
The exhibition which was an
neuuced to take place at the rink
next Saturday evening, has been
postponed, on account of the parties
not being alle to appear:
There is talk Of race ut the RINK
Tomorrow evening between toor
parties who have never had any ex-
perienee on the festive rollers. Ii 1t
comes off, look out for lots Of fun.
J. E.. Danielson has adorned tae
front of his store with new sign,
which may prove profitable reading
to some of our people. 1t is not very
elaborate, but means just what 1t says.
,4ssle2ille transcript, 'nns price
foEspublishfng final proof notices in
the Fergus Falls land district has
been advanced to IS, All persons
sending applications to the land office
at Fergus Falls must inclose the
s.!ll!a.ney::
phese is new string band in Nor
sIs, Lee Collyer plays the b-hat
tinwhistle and Charley Good the
other instrument-we don't know ITS
name, but it is cross between
bucksaw and tin kettle. Lee says
mes. play several pieces, but parties
Nus nilusst Keep KEEL out doors TO get The air
$500 Rsirs Of ladies and childrens
stocsings, now PLACED on our counters
and must be sold regardless or cost
J.. Z. DANIELsoN.
Exchange: \ country newspaper
man is queer sort of a fellow. ne
reads newspapers, writes on aimos
any subject, sticks type, folds papers
makes up mail. is blamed for
Hseasandi tIisGsst rs pexee Thought OF
works hard, helps people into Office
who forget all about it afterwards
gets cheated out of his earnings, pun
up everything and every body, ye
many people will not take his paper
but they will borrow and read it AM
cuss the man that got it up. Golly
Who wouldn't be . nqAnttE AsMspape
man!
There will be a grand excursion
from st. Paul and Minneapolis t
to Washington over the Royal Route
to witness the Inauguration Of Presi
dent Cleveland. Tickets from thes
roints to Washington and return vii
Id On sale aebFuafy Vi, VI, % an
March LIST. at the low rate Of 1868;
Full information can be obtained b
addressing c.. II. Fetsct. $50 Eas
Third st. Paul, or w. b. Wheeler,
Nicolet House Block, Minneapolis
Tickets can also be secured at st. Pat
and Minneapolis Union Depots. Th
sssa grand opportunity for those wish
ing TO go east, and should be taken az
vantage Of by all.
Among the on dts is very lars
progressive euchre party, to he give
by two of our handsome, talente
accomplished, popular and honort
legal meteors, to their many frien'
ino this city, The date is Esbrua1
eth, and it Is rumored that tn
gathering is to. Guido In splendor al
previous assembly of the kind ev
seen in Morris. 1t is to rival
prodigality of niagnificence Il
brightest in the brilliant and dazzli1
array of the seasons sparkling festi
ities-the finest jewel with WHICH
Httingly enbellish and adorn t
browning event Of the season.
other words, the last straw.
At the lyceum meeting last Thu
day evening the question under d
cussion was Resolved, that the p
is mightier, than the sword" !
speeehes ON each side were good,
IL the opinion of the judges the affir
alive had the best of the argume
The balanceof the programme CT
sisted of readings, music, &C.,
was well received by the large
dience present. The question for N
Thurday evening is, Resolved, Il
the tower Isl a benefit to the Village
Norris with following speake
Affirmatiye1-F. e. Newell and s.