Morris tribune., 1886-01-13
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Don't forget the social hop Mt Phoe
nix Hall tomorrow (Thursday) even
ing.
Murphy l. Cummings have Fleisch
mann & Co.'S compressed yeast fol
sale.
A Legion of the Select Knights
A. o. U. w. is about to be formed In
Norris.
House plants aud cellars that wers
unprotected suffered during the 70
cent cold snap.
The proceedisgs Of the county com.
missioners, at their recent meeting
will appear next week.
Dance Tomorrow evening at Phoe-
nix Hall. There will be large at
tendance and general good time.
Remember Tank Kee will be here
january 18th and sOth. His lectures
are full of nterest and none should
fail to hear him.
The new ten Thousand dollar school
house, in which every citizen OF Nor
ris has taken, so much pride, got an
early scorching.
Our friends in Southeastern Min
nesota and elsewhere are decidedly
selfish. They have kept all Of the
GROW and have left US none.
H. Hutehins had severe attack OF
Painters Collie. last Friday. We are
glad to state that he has nearly re-
covered aud is able to be out again.
Anton Anderson found sum of
money near the Morris and Duluth
elevator yesterday. The owner can
regain bis cash by calling upon Mr..
Anderson. and proving property and
paying for this notice.
We have been requested to state
that Mr.. Pearee's store is still open
for business, notwithstanding the alb
$ence of the proprietor. A. B..
Wiiiia.ns is I'M charge and is ready for
business at all times.
Four fonts OF the newest and most
attractive kinds of job and advertis-
ing type have just been received. The
TRIBUNE is bound to keep up with
the times and have ali the latest inn
proyements, five don't lay up AGENT.
Services of the week OF prayer are
Being continued through this week.
Services are being held each evening
in both the Congregational and
the Methodist churches aad much tn
terest is manifested. The invitation
to attend is general.
All departments of the public
schools OF Morris Will open tomorrow.
The High sehoe, and the Grammar
school In the east side building and
. the west side primary and inteFmedi-
ate departments in the uninjured
portions of the west side building.
Both teachers and pupils displayed
eesamendabls presence of mind on
Monday when it. wss found that the
west side school building wss on fire.
There was no panic: no one was hugt,
All got out oEthe building safely and
saaos4 Of them took their books and
wraps With tiisenl.
The third assssasi masquerade ball
of the employees OF the Manitoba
ra.lway company, will be given at
sgilisaar, on FRIDAY evening, Jan.
10Th, lsse, Seibert's Orchestra, Of
st. Paul. will furnish the music. The
ball will be a pleasant one end every
body is invitedgfe attend.
Last Saturday. Rush & Pimm made
An assignment to Rhodes & Morton,
of st, PaAJ. Rush & Pimm have
operated bi%eksWith and machine
sasop here. but for seaas time have
beets losing groupa. Both are honest
and industrious. but have not been
able to get work enough to pay ex-
penses and perhaps have not been
very successful in making collections.
The FeIBUNE sincerely regrets to
.ieaY4. OF slasSF en- barrassment.
The TRIBUNE man sisiisG 81. Paul
AND. Minneapolis last Friday and
puSehased fine lot of stationery for
the trade ta Nprris. We now have
letter heads, note ieads, memoran-
dunn note heads, bill heads, state
ments etc. in almost endless variety
at prices lower than ever. When ip
mead of anything in the stationery or
Sob printing line call and see US. We
will warrant both work and stock to
be satisfactory in every particular.
Last week, Mir. Good completed Sr-
sangements for a series Of Ave club
dances. Over forty gentlemen of the
village have added their names to
the list WAC with the ladies will join
in making tisss series of dances the
most pleasant ever given in Morris.
The best Of music has been secured and
nethiax that will add to the pleasure
81 the parties has been omitted. The
drst dance Of the series will be given
in Phoenix Hall to-irorrow evening.
All members Of the club should be on
hand, The dance will begin at 8
O'Clock. @
file Cyrus Dramatic Co. visited
Norris LAST Wednesday evening and
rendered the play, HAtouya, the Pau
per-" before d good-sized audience IN
Berkin's Hall. Each o..e OF the ac-
TORS showed q careful preparation OF
bis v&St and some of them did re-
markabiy well. The farce, after the
play. provoked . grest deal of laugh
j ger. After the entertainment, there
: ~as . social hop, In which the youLg
eeopie sof,ed and had good time.
she peonle 0f fsvrfIa arc socia1Ela nd