Morris tribune., 1886-02-24
LOCALS.

has its next meeting on Friday even
ing of this week.
I'D. Gillespie is the happy father
of another boy. All are well and con-
gratulatlons, III order.
Hon. HI. H. Wells has purchaser
the residence and grounds formerly
owned by r. G. Moore.
There is to be social at the resi-
dence of J. Christianson this evening
to which all are invited.
Those in need of dental work will
be interested in the local given else
where from DIR. Phalon.
The Excelsior band did well Mon
day. Since Its organization its men,
bers have advanced rapidly
Personal property taxes must be
paid this week or they will become
delinquent. On next Monday a PEN
atty will be attached.
L. H. Stanton has sold his residence
in this city to VIM. Wunsch and will
build another upon his farm as soon
as the weather will permit.
II. Ellsworth recently purchased
thoroughbred Short Horn bull of L..
H. Stanton, which he will keep for
service on his farm in the town of
Rendsville.
A new Methodist church is about
to be built at Marshall. We congrat-
ulate the pastor, Rev. J. A. Cullen,
upon the evident success of his work
at that point.
Interest was added to the meeting
of the young people in the Methodist
church last Sunday evening by the
reading of a paper to which many of
the young people had contributed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will give sociable
at the residence of the Misses Spooner
this evening. All are invited and
good time may confidently be expect
ed.
Ifyou can't find time to write your
friends abroad, subscribe for the TRIB-
UNE and have it mailed to their ad-
dress each week. It will please any
friend to hear regularly from you in
this way.
The February number of the Real
Estate Register was issued on Mon
day. Some marked improvements
have been made in the paper. 1t Is
doing valuable work in advertising
this county. .--.1 --..-
Elsewhere is an advertisement for
Red Polled cattle that are for sale by
H. w. Stone &Co. These cattle have
many points of superiority and are
sure to displace the horned varieties
of cattle in time.
A petition to congress setting forth
the wishes of the Grand Army OF the
Republic in regard to legislation is be-
ing circulated and numerously signed
It was read at the Camp Fire on Mon.
day evening by r. J. Hall.
Some very vigorous things were
said at the meeting in Phoenix Hall
last Wednesday afternoon. Our peo
ole should be careful. They may
make the railway folks so mad thai
they will move the depot again.
Some of the boys were considerably
alarmed over the threatening aspect
of the mystic league and heaved
great sigh of relief when they learned
that it was nothing more terrific thar
a new brand of cigars for sale by Free
Buckentin. E b
We understand that one of the ag
gressive candidates for the governor
ship is soon to be In Morris, for th'
purpose of putting up q few fence
here. The TRIBUNE hopes that hi
reception will not be a, cordial one, es
pecially at this early date. At an.
rate, no pledges should be made now
In behalf and ut the request of tn
G.. A. 5. Overten, post G.. A. R., th
TRIBUNE thanks the people OF Morri
for the generous aid in carrying ou
the Camp Fire, supper and dane
given on Washington's birthday, an
the people of Herman and Hancocl
for their presence. s
Another popular entertainment wi
be given under the auspices of th
voupg people of the M. =. church on
7, iweat ron, this evening. It will
similar to ,'se one given by them som
time ago. TN, nse who attended tn
first, will need no ,-.rs'ng 70 get the'
to attend the second. These ente
tainments are very pleasing.
The farmers of the town of Frau
mas met at the residence of E. e. So
seth and organized an alliance. A.
Anderson was chosen chairman an
e. E. Solseth, secretary. Officer
were elected, under the charter II
which application has been made, {
follows: President, A. e. Anderson
vice President, Austin Thomassor
Secretary, e. E. Solseth; Treasure
L. Z. Hegland; executive committe
J. Ct. Hyile. The alliance is to nae
regularly at the school house in di
trict No. 2, on the first Saturday
every month until further notice.