The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-09-09

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Michael Iago, Miss Maggie Iago,
Misses Celia and Bridget Gaughan,
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Wolf and MISS
Mary Griffith.
Any gentleman in need of white
bosom shirts should come and exam
inc our unlaundried shirt, made with
reinforced linen bosom, four ply neck
band. Do not allow yourself to be
roped in by shirt peddlers who claim
to be manufacturers, and add their
railroad fair to every one.half dozen
they sell you. Our Popular Price for
the best unlaundried shirt, IS cents.
Always on sale at
J.E. DAN1ELsoN's.
+ One evening last week after six
o'clock the Delahunt Bros. threshed
six hundred bushel of oats. A record
made on the John Watson farm is
claimed to be ahead of this, where
four thousand and twenty two bushels
were threshed between o'clock a.
m. and 6. o'clock p. m. One thing is
certain in both cases, that there is an
abundance OF grain in the straw or it
could not be shelled out at such rate.
The public schools did not open
last Monday owing to the non arrival
of Prof. Knapp to take charge as prin.
cipal. Mr.. George G. St. John, of
Winona. has been engaged as princi.
pal and will be on hand for the open.
ing Of school next Monday. Miss
Julia johnson has resigned as teacher
in the primary department, and Miss
Agnes Torpey has been engaged for
to fill her place.
Mr.. David Robertson, late of Nor.
ris. was nominated for county attor-
ney by the peoples convention at
Wheaton August 80. Mr.. Robertson
Is brother of Rev. E. p. Robertson
Of this place. He was admitted to
the bar at last term of Stevens county
district court and soon after located
at Wheaton to engage in the practice
Of his profession, calculating, we be-
lieve, that that place would some
day be the county seat Of Traverse.
Mr.. Robertson is a scholar and a gen.
tleman and if,as the Gazette predicts,
he will win at the polls he will per.
form the duties Of the Office well and
faithfully. He has many friends in
Norris who wish him success.
During his visit to the cities last
week Mr.. II. B. Wolff combined bust.
ness with pleasure and a well filed
store is the result. Mr.. Wolff is re-
puted for being an able purchaser
and with this knowledge of his abil.
ity to select for the wants of his pa.
irons every one who takes glance at
the stacks Of new good in his store
will be satisfied that there is nothing
that they may need for many months
to come, in the line of dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes &c. &c. that
he is not prepared to supply in all
qualities and at all prices.
Our merchants are receiving loads
Of new goods every day, and will
soon begin to do special advertising
for the fall trade, no doubt.
The real estate dealers Of Mime.
sofa, meet, as heretofore stated, on
the 14th inst. The work OF bringing
about this meeting at Norris IS not q
trifling matter but required perser.
verancs and q good deal of energy.
Besides, no doubt, necessitating con.
siderable expense on the part of the
person who did it all. This conven
ton alone will be big advertisement
Of our town, and we believe It now
lies with the business men of the
town to do their share when the con.
vention is held. All the visitors to
the city should be taken through the
country surrounding our thrifty vii.
lage and the innumerable advantages
offered by Stevens county az an agri'
cultural district. The members OF
the convention will be properly enter.
tanned and cannot be but favorably
impressed with our place and people.
Notice.
Sealed bids for putting in 100 cords
Of Pomme dc Terre river ice into my
ice houses, in this village, will be re-