Morris tribune., 1886-03-03
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Ward Stone Is visiting with
friends in Royalton.
ID. w. Watson has been in towu
during the past week.
Rev. y. j. Anderson, of Frannas,
was in town on Monday.
J.L. Walker, of Morris township,
made the TRIBUNE pleasant call on
Monday.
G. r. Perkins was one of the callers
at the TRIBUNE office on Monday OF
this week.
l.. E. Pearce, daughter. and sons re-
turned from their extended eastern
trip on Monday night.
r.. j. Hall, ID. c. Smith and l.. }.
| Schlattman attended the meeting OF
the State Alliance last week.
Because there is SO much else to oc-
cupy the public mind just now, the
young people of the NJ. E. church
haye concluded to postpone the en-
| tertainment which they had an
nounced for this evening in Phoenix
Hall. 1t will probably be given dur
| ing the session of the approaching
| teachers institute.
J. A. Bemis has rented and now
has the management of the CONNER
| cial Hotel ut Crookston. Mrs. Bemis
| is in Crookston now and Mr.. Bemls
will be. as soon as he RECEIVERS from
his fall of last Saturday. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bemis are excellent hotel pen-
pie and the people Of Crookston are to
be congratulated upon the new mani
agement of their leading hotel.
| J.D. Good is building an addition
to Masonic Hall. AS the United
| Workmen, Select Knights and the
Chapter occupy this hall, AS well as
| the Master Masons, the extra room is
needed. At present it is difficult to
prevent the various goats from dis
playing their butting propensities up
Oh each other, something which, of
course, can never be tolerated.
There is one thing connected with
the management of the recent q. A.
r. camp fire, supper and dance that is
worthy of special mention. After the
feast in Berkin's Hall, there was a
! large quantity of eatabies left. These
good things were distributed among
the poor families of the village. Thus
| the occasion became source of per-
mauent good as we'll as of temporary
enjoyment.
Exchange:-When you see man
sneering at the local papers, because
they are not as big, cheap and newsy
as the other papers, you can safely bet
that he does not squander his wealth
to assist in making them better, and
that generally the papers have done
more for him than he has for them.
| The man who cannot see the benefit
arising to town from newspaper
| has not the sense of an oyster, and he
is of about as much value to town
as delinquent tax list.
| r. F. Elliott, the photographer, is
now able to take pictures in the even
ing. He has means of lighting
rooms in private or public buildings
so perfectly that he can make excel
lent photographs of families as
grouped III their sitting rooms at home
or of public gatherings. Some of the
I,samples which he now has at his gal
lery of work of this kind are excellent.
If YOU wish a really home-like repres-
sentation of yourself and family, get
Mr.. Elliott to visit your domicile and
take one of these evening pictures.
Since taking charge of the Metro
politan Hotel, Fred Bunnell, the pres;
ent proprietor, has made many i'm
provements in that well known hos
telry. The building is now perfectly
heated and ventilated and the numer
!. Gus rooms are all in perfect order
The table is as finely spread as eveI
and nothing that will add to the com
fort or enjoyment of guests is neglect
: ed. MIR. and Mrs. Bunnell give per
sonal attention to all the details o
the hotel management, which &C
/ counts for the perfect order noticeable
e in everything, and are meeting will
] deserved success.
There is one firm in town, at least
= that IS working hard to advertise thi
county and secure new settlers for 1t
We refer to The Stevens County Alb
stract & Real Estate Agency. The.
: have advertisements in all local pa
pers and many foreign ones and be
s sides are publishing paper of thei
t own, The Real Estate Register. Thi
: paper is largely circulated-usuall.
r 1000 copies per month-Wherever
is thought it will do the most good
: They are casting their bread upon tn
. waters very literally and if it return
to them, it will benefit every residen
% OF the county as we'll as themselves
4 We commend their work most heart
: lily and hope that others viii patterl
. after them as far as possible.
The credit system is the most mis-
: chievous practice that can exist i
q any business community. It uphold
). high prices and compels honest, debt
: paying people to bear the losses occa
;. stoned by the non-payment of til
;. thriftless and the dishonest. It is o.
!. SO constant source of embarrassment
= and loss to merchants as well as
the better class Of their customer
= The only people benefited by it al
y the Indifferent, the lazy and I'll
= worthless, class that deserve but ii
= tie consideration. tits rumored til;
- the business men Of Morris are abol
AZ ~ rnita in aholiahiu0 this iuiuuItOt