Morris tribune., 1885-04-08
PERSONALS.

NJ. NJ. Romine visits st. Paul. thi
week.
L. g. Spooner went to st. Paul o.
Monday night.
J. B. Conner, of Graceyille, was il
Morris last Saturday.
Jno. w. Arctander, of Wilmar, wa
in the city last Friday.
G. Knight is in the city. H
starts for Chilli in a few days.
Rev. Father Hennesey, of Boards
ley, is the guest of Rev. Fathe
Watry.
Maurice Breweter and +. G. Smith
of Rendsville, were III Morris las
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Jewett, of BranerC
has been the guest ofthe Misses Kemp
this week.
Miss Morris, of Minneapolis, was the
guest of her sister Mrs. A. A. Lyman
last Sunday.
E. III. Blanchard and James Nc.
Ghee, of Johnson station visited
Morris on Saturday last.
Why are the street lamps no Longer
used? While they We're used they were
Of great service land the darkness that
that now exists since their use has been
discontinued is a source Of annoyance
to great many.
Too much pains can not be taken in
the selection of seed grain. If you
sow cookie, wild buckwheat, and
mustard or other foul seeds with your
grain, you will reap bountiful har-
vest Of the same stuff.
The passenger train upon the Little
Falls & Dakota road now leaves Nor
ris at 7:30 in the morning and arrives
at Little Falls at 1859. Returning
the train leaves Little Falls at 2:40 in
the afternoon and arrives in Morris at
7:1O.
Among the features of to-day's
TRIBUNE to which we wish to call
special attention is the new ADVERTISE
ment of J. D. Good. He has numer-
GUS things to communicate which
TRIBUNE readers can peruse with
profit.
One little fellow as he turned away
from the ruins Of the school house
yesterday morning was heard to ex-
claim, "I've lost all had: My new
second reader, my speller, a copy
book, two pencils and an eraser"
Poor boy!
Next Monday afternoon, w. P.
Howe agent for .Berkey, Tallmadge &
Co., Of st. Paul, will be at the Metro
politan with huge pile ofpeanuts for
gratuitous distribution. All Of the
little folks are asked to be on hand
for some peanuts.
The "Old Sailor" who is now serv-
ing term Of ninty days at the county
Jail, evidently does not like to be so
confined and have for his only recrea-
ton saving wood. Last Wednesday
he deserted the wood pile and made
an effort to escape but Sheriff Munro
soon had him safely back.
The Northwestern Theatrical Com
pany rendered the "Irish Hcroine'
in highly satisfactory manner be-
fore large audience in Phoenix Hall
Oh Monday evening Of this week.
The dance which followed was abrupt
~ terminated by the burning of the
west side public school building,
In spite of fires and other nisfor-
tunes P. P. Bodeen, formerly of Nor
ris is getting on IN the world, Articles
Of incorporation have been filed Of
the Surprise Printing Company of
Detroit, Becker county, with a capt.
tai of $4,000 by P. NJ. Nordeen Of
Ocono mowoc, Wis, and P. Bodeen
and Max Nicolas of Detroit.
Glenwood Press Bulletin: The
governors veto Of the $1,000 appropria-
ton is said to have killed the pro-
posed general reunion of the veterans
Of the state, but the old soldiers of
this section may console themselves
with the hope of d reunion and en-
campment Oh Lake MinneWaska this
which will be less expensive
and may be an equally enjoyable af-
fair.
The farm buildings of Herman
Haase on the Chippewa river near the
crossing on the Holmes City road
were burned Monday afternoon,
Mr.. Haase and his brother lthey are
were at work in the field
and knew nothing of the fire until
they returned from work at night.
Their seed wheat and oats and all
they had about the premises is gone.
They also lose $500 in cash which they
had in the house at the time.
No better evidence Of the growth
and development of Stevens County
can be found than is to be seen in inn
provements now being made by its
citizens. Not day passes but what
is to be seen load after load of lumber
being taken into the country for
house, barn, granary or other substan-
tial improvement at the home OF
some prosperous farmer. a thriving
lumber business can be carried on
only in growing community.
The First National Bank wishes us
to state that since its reorganization
it can accommodate customers with
loans on good chattel or personal Sc
curity in any desired amounts. 1t
has made arrangements for loaning
money on good real estate, especially
farm property, OIL very
favorable terms. New connections
with capitalists enable it to command
more funds than ever before for the
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