The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-09-02
SUN 3 cams.
Changeable weather.

Changeable weather.
Mr.. Fred. Bailey is attending the
state fair.
A son was born to the family OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Iago last Friday.
Mr.. Michael Cusack, of Clontarf, is
employed in the shoe shop of P. Nc
Co.lam.
Look out for prairie fires. 1t is a
matter which you cannot afford to
neglect.
Stacks of merchandise for the fall
trade are unloaded from the daily
trains at Morris.
Marshal Kemp's force have done
some good work. cutting weeds, dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. J. L. Miller wishes to return
his thanks to all who so kindly assisted
him in his late troubles.
Mr.. J. c. Murphy is engaged as
brakeman on the Manitoba passenger
train, on the run from Morris to St.
Paul.
If somebody does not create huge
sensation to give US an item we will
stereotype the following: s'Locals
are scarce.''
One night last week several mer-
chants Oh Atlantic Ave. had windows
broken by disorderly characters on
the street.
The report of the condition of The
First National Bank, which appears
elsewhere in these columns, is an
excellent showing for that sound insti-
tuition.
Ducks are now shootable. Chick
ems are becoming scarce and the
sport of chicken shooting is now fol-
lowed by duck hunting. Where is
there good pass! We won't give it
away.
Notice of the regular monthly
meeting of the building association
appears in another colum. The
stock loan plan which has been adopt
ed will be of great benefit to the
| members.
All matters intended for publica-
| ton in THE Sun should be handed in
not later than Wednesday noon. Cor.
respondents and other contributors
will do us favor by bearing this in
mind and acting accordingly.
Mr.. II. B. Wolff is apace with the
times by placing in stock complete
line of all the goods that his patrons
may need for the fall and winter
His mammoth store is already wei
filed with new goods, and lots more
are coming.
Jack Fuller, engineer, pulled thu
Little Falls & Dakota passenger trair
from this place to Morris in hours
and 30 minutes on Monday; not very
startling speed, but the best time
ever made with that train.-Little
Falls Transcript.
A caucus of the democratic voters
of the village to elect delegates to the
county convention held on Saturday
was held at the engine house last Fri
day evening at o'clock. The cleo
ton of eight delegates to the county
convention was all the business that
was transacted.
Lee Cunningham has removed hi:
family to Minneapolis for reside nce
and it is now rumored that Lee ex.
poets to be promoted to the main line
Well, none deserves promotion bet
ter than he, but the people out thi:
way will be sorry to have him leave
the B. V. branch.-Brown's Valley
Tribune.
Franz Martyrs team stirred up {
little excitement in town on Tuesday
Afternoon by engaging in runaway
which, by the exertions Of G. P
Maginnis was cut short. The team
frightened by a falling seat, started
from Jones' lumber yard and rar
around the elevator Of N. R. Spur
where they were stopped by Mr.
Maginnis, no damage being done.
The convention Of Minnesota rea
estate dealers, inaugurated by oul
enterprising and ever pushing towns
man P. A. Mccarthy, will be held il
the hall of the Stevens County Alb
stract and Real Estate Agency build
ing on the 18th inst. There is
: promise of a large attendance and
very profitable meeting to those in
terested. 1t will no doubt be a grea
success.
Mr.. j. e. Danielson has just receiv
ed large stock Of goods for the fal
trade which he has now arranged o.
his shelves in s'apple.pie" order an
is prepared to show to his customers
In the selection and buying of stocl
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