Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1885-03-18
LOCALS.


J. r.. Perkins has been re-appointsd
Street commissioner.
Fence wire under certain conditions
costs one dollar per foot.
G. Z. Darling was re-appointed
Village attorney last evening.
Eugene Atwood has purchased
Frank Youman's livery stable.
See the La Crosse Business College
advertisement in another column.
Services are being held each night
this week in the Methodist church.
A sociable is to be given Mt the
residence of Hans Olson this evening.
The TRIBUNE takes subscriptions
for all the leading papers of the world.
James Griffith was appointed night
watehman by the Council last even
ing.
4 letter from X. J. HuseYold, OF
CYRUS, is necessarily laid over till
next week.
Rev. FL. Johnson formerly Of Nor
q ris but now of Fossum wishes to sell
s his farm in Framnas.
There is to be a paper carnival at
#the roller rink next Tuesday evening.
Attend and see the fun.
s n. r. Spur, DR.. S. II. Duly and
NJ. Webber constitute the Board OF
Health for the coming year.
I There is to be an NJ. Q. G. party Mt
Phoenix Hall next Friday evening.
"a good attendance is desired.
The county commissioners are in
session. Their proceedings will here
latter appear in the TRIBUNE.
4 Yesterday the county commission
sers designated the TRIBUNE as the Of
Bficial paper for the coming year.
! w. L. Colyer and family are now
occupying the residence on Poverty
tHill'' formerly occupied by 6. H.
Munro.
The spring campaign opens, and the
voluminous vocabulary OF the gay
and festive machine agent is being
we'll fabricated.
Nothing has as yet been heard from
w. 4. Suits. 1t is now thought that
he is not in Canada and that he will
be caught in time.
Charles Coed and James Rreen have
5ofganized a gymnasium in Berkins
Hall which is open every evening.
! Admission 10 centa.
fits reported that President Cleve-
Hand was quite sick at the stomach
one day last week. He must have
met Mr.. Chew aud saw his smile.
There was a slight atmospheric dis
turoance about the city last Saturday
and number of chimneys were
t5neekd ogt during tie llllrsE round
Ehere is to te q Business Mems
Affecting at Fergus Falls one week
from to day. J. D, Good and H. B.
Wolff of this city expect to attend.
Appropriate services will be held
in the various churches of the city on
Easter Sunday. Preparations for a
proper observance of the day are now
being made.
The TRIBUNE is the official paper
saf Stevens county. AS the paper up
fhe street has so often said, no one
Ashould be without the official paper of
the county.
4 The praise meeting announced in
last weeks TRIBUNE for Sunday af-
Nernoon at the Congregational
ktgurcn was postponed until next
I5und4y afternoon.
ltey. john l.. scudder, pastor of
lha First Congregational church of
minneapolis, makes u few sensible re-
marks about roller Kinks which will3be
Hound III another column.
A large portion of the Manitoba
right of way parallel with Atlantic
lave. between 5th and 9Th street has
dozen Ior some time covered with water
Ebtit is now being drained.
1 Notice our revised CLUB list. Since
last week we have made some sweep
ng reductions: + vii! be to your in
kerest to subscribe for what other pa
t,ers you want, with the TRIBUNE.
Il The Iyceum has suspended until
Sk lext October. 1t is intended to main
4 ain the lyceum as means of enter
& ainment and Improvement, only
uring the long evenings of the VIM
II er months.
The Sisters Of Mercy have closed q
III bargain for Charles. WILSON'S resi-
blenJe south of the city with 160 acres
l;flaad: The deed has not yet been
ferred but soon will be. s.e
Mbroperty is valuable, the considera.
! tion being 100000
w. Z. Hastings, of Gracevill has 9
II conlnanication in to-day's TRIBUNE
we advise farmers to read it and ther
meet Mr.. Hastings at the creamery
5uilding next Monday afternoon and
q lee if he his not something of advan
Sage to offer. Remember the time
ind place of meeting:
4 aAe Bulletin of Willard and TIT
BPope County Press of Glenwood have
,ee,a consolidated and are now ISSUED
f. Earl NJ. Woodward at Glenwood ~
10 Press-BuIietin The Press-Bulle.
: Ia d great improvement upon wha
Ilither the Press or Bulletin was be
,re the consolidation.
president Cleveland in his inapgu
& message reiterated his hostility +
e .offensiye partisan'' as an office
older, This rigidly rules out num-
s..ef ad fiataaAEatid fattess