Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-07-01
PERSONALS.
A. Heidkamp is in the city.
p r Mo A rthur ia in the citV

! d. "A. Johnson leu loI ~. L ati oh'
Red Wing last night.
AL. E. Stewart visited Morris OF
Monday of this week.
Samuel Larson and wife visite(
Glenwood on Monday.
| J.W. Reynolds diued at the Bemi
House last Wednesday,
| Gen. Geo. l.. Becker and wife diuet
at the Bemis House to-day.
&C. Emerson and J. Hope We're il
Morris one week ago to-day.
Herman l.. Olson, of Red Wing wa!
in the city yesterday on business.
s. Stewart and wife of Hancoch
were at the Bsmis House last Wednes
day.
Miss Grace Knott left yesterday fol
the home of her parents in Monte
video.
p. A. Mccarthy left on Monday
night for businesr visit to the duaI
cities.
w. G.. LIE Crone, representing the
Pioneer Press Co, was in Morris yes
terday.
Hon. J. D. Good was at Camp
Comfort" upon Lake Minncwaska
last Sunday.
A. Peterson, a we'll known miller
of Glenwood injured one of his eyes
quite seriously about three weeks ago
and Is now in Morris for treatment.
The Morris base ball club with their
friends go to Sank Centre on the
Fourth.
WANTED-A good girl to do gener-
al house work and help take care of
children. Call at any time after July
9th. Mrs. c. l.. BROWN.
One of the TRIBUNE's correspon-
dents fayors TRIBUNE readers this
week, with an interesting letter con-
corning scenery, fishing and hunting
upon and about the Galapagos islands.
1t is worth careful reading.
w. S. Kemp, Supt. of this division
of the Manitoba road was in Morris
yesterday. If all rail road officials
were as liberal and fair minded as
Mr.. Kemp there would be much less
of trouble and ill-will between rail-
roads and the public.
On wednesday of last week the
Temperance Union of Cyrus had a
large picnic gathering in Husevold's
grove in the town of Framnas. The
Glenwood band was present and all
who were in attendance report hay
ing q good time.
The first regular monthly meeting
of the directors and stock holders of
the Morris Loan and Building Asso-
citation will be held on next Monday
evening at the office of the Stevens
Co. Abstract & Real Estate Agency at
8 o'clock. All are requested to be
present.
In order to accommodate the people
attending the celebrations on July 4th
at Glenwood and Sank Centre, the
passenger train will leave Morris at
usual time, 80 a. IN. running through
to Little Falls, but on the return trip
will not leave Sank Centre until G:30
p. M. and Greenwood at 80 p. m. An
extra train will also be run from Little
Falls to Glenwood in the morning of
that day:
John CHM, of Donrelly, was the
fortunate one who received the second
blooded bull which J. J. Hill, of the
Manitoba road, has sent into this
county, The bull is of the Aberdeen
Angus breed, is seventeen months old
and weighs 960 lbs: Mr.. CHM has
the reputation of being an excellent
farmer and under his competent man
agement, this fine animal will doubt
less accomplish considerable for the
advancement Of the stock interests Of
that part of the county in which he
resides.
Olive Branch: We notice few
cases where farmers are neglecting to
destroy the wild mustard growing on
their lands, IF the town authorities
do not see to it that the law is en-
forced in every case without favor it
will be an act of injustice to those who
have been to labor and expense to try
to get rid of the nuisapse and those
whose duty 1t is to see to the enforce
ment of the law should be held re-
sponsible for it. Show those who ig-
more the law that 1t can and will be
enforced.
The TRIBUNE notes, with conflict
ing emotions, a pointed illustration of
the wonderful efficacy of newspaper
work in carrying out any needed re-
form. Last week we showed the ne
cessity for inaugqrating vigorous
and unrelentlng warfare upon the
VIII IluSldTu dHu JULIET llOAlOuS NccUS
growing in the county and in two
days after the issue of the paper, the
TRIBUNE's editor received notice,
from the supervisors of the town of
Scott, to destroy the wild mustard
growing on his farm in that township.
Never before had we fully appreciated
the unbounded power Of a newspapers
influence.
w. Il. Hastings, the gentleman who
opened the Morris cheese factory
seems to be lacking in what Is COM
monty called "sandn and under his
faint hearted management it was ex-
tremely doubtful whether the factory
would prove success, or even be
operated at all. Now, however, Mr..
Hasting Is gone and the prospects for
the factory are more hattering. Mr..
Spooner has charge of it's manage
| ment and nothing can now be found