The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-04-22
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| town last Friday, on business.
Spearing fish by night is much in
dulged in amusement at present.
Read the advertisement of Hancock
Herd which appears In another col
lumn.
Messrs. Brown i Chew have added
type writer to the facilities of their
office.
The report of schools for the month
ending April l6, is published this
week.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment of II. S. Judson, agent for rail
road lands.
c. J. Christianson, Cyrus popular
druggist, was pleasant caller at this
Office on Monday.
An eleven pound daughter arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Camps on Saturday.
Mr.. T. J. Moore contributes few
interesting locals to THE Sun, this
week. Read them.
II you want nice new platform
spring wagon, cheap, buy one of Ma
ginnis & Callahan.
The tax judgment sale will take
place at the auditors Office ON May 3,
1885. at 10 O. clock Il. m.
William Kicker, of Appleton. aged
eighty-four years, committed suicide
on Sunday by drowning.
A cook wanted at the Perkins
House. Good wages and steady en-
ployment. DAVID KEMP.
THE Sun subscription list is steadi
ly and rapidly increasing. Adver-
Users will please take notice accord
ingly.
Morris town alliance will meet next
Saturday. Peruse the notice of the
secretary, which is given in another
column.
Mr.. G. W. Jackson visited Benson
on Monday on business. He disposed
of a lot of his celebrated hair tonic at
that place.
Mr.. Peter Gaffney purchased of Mr..
O. X. Gesme the residence property
near corner of Second street and Cali
fornia aven ne.
Messrs. Rowles & Walsh have re.
moved their pop factory TO NJ. lagos
building, corner of Atlantic avenue
and Third street.
Rev. r. N. Johnson, of Glenwood,
passed through Morris on Monday, on
his return from holding Sunday ser.
vices at Graceville.
The barn buildings on the J. C. Nc.
Carthy farm were destroyed by fire
on Tuesday. The fire originated
from a prairie fire.
Mr.. David Elmquist was in town a
few days this week, closing up the
estate of p, j. Elmquist, deceased, of
which he is administrator.
.Messrs. Maginnis & Callahan have
laid large pla torn near the Far
mers' Warehouse on which to dis play
samples of farm machinery.
Free for year Send us the names
of four new subscribers to THE SUN,
and six dollars, and we will send you
the paper free for one year.
Mr.. P. Corcoran takes the place of
Conductor Hall on the Little Falls &
Dakota railway. Mr.. Hall has been
transferred to the line between Brain.
ard and Duluth.
We presume to say that The Sun
has friends in this county who are
not regular subscribers. We invite
those persons to subscribe, that we
may realize their friendship.
| Another man made happy, this
time it is our worthy townsman, Mr..
P. A. McCarthy,-by the arrival of a
bright.eyed bouncing boy at his home.
Mother and child are doing well.
The little four years old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, of Rends
Vile, died Of scarlet fever on Wednes.
day of last week. The funeral took
place on Thursday; the remains were
inferred in the Protestant cemetery
at this place.
Tie position Of postmaster at Cyrus
is in precarious condition. Fifty.
nine patrons C)'of the Office have pc
toned for the removal Of X. J. Huse-
void, late appointee, from that posi-
ton. However, the judge will en-.
| deavor to. 'shold the fort