The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-11-04
SUN B Fam s.

The vote in this village was very
light.
Newspaper readers are gratified
that election is over.
The Globe did not reach Morris by
by yesterday afternoons mail.
Ignatius Donnelly was elected to
the legislature from Dakota county.
Mr.. VIM. Reagan is increasing the
length of his store on Atlantic ave-
nue., and adding one story to its
height.
BORN-To Rev. and Mrs. E. p.
Robertson, on Friday last. a
daughter. Congratulations are in
order.
The town board of Scott does not
believe in combining election hours
within any limits. ANY time before
the count is completed is satisfactory
to them for the receiving Of good re.
publican votes.
The official returns of the vote of
this county will show a largely in.
creased majority on the state ticket,
the numerous predictions of our
worthy contemporary not Withstand
ing.
Rev. Fathers Towle and Burns,
who have been conducting mission
at the Catholic church during the
week, will depart for other points to-
morrow. Services will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. C. p. Maginnis was presented
with an elegant gold watch by the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. raul Rail-
road Company, as a token of their
appreciation Of the services rendered
by him at the disaster at Rio.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave an oyster supper at the
Perkins house last Friday evening.
1t was largely attended. Besides the
supper they had fancy table and
sold many fancy articles. The ladies
are gratifed with the success of the
evening.
Synnes went democratic and the
Tribune wants it thrown out on the
empty cry of fraud. What will our
worthy contemporary have done with
the town of Scott, where the board
saw fit to extend the hour of closing
the polls to have added another good
republican vote!
Mr.. William II. Small, prisoner
in the county Jail awaiting trial at
Browns Valley for horse-stealing,
writes the Sun letter protesting his
thorough conversion from the ways
of the wicked. He lays his downfall
to ignoring the persistent entreaties
of loving wife to mend his ways.
Last night large party OF his
friends with the Excelsior band sere.
naded Mr.. Geo. NJ. Giltinan, the sue
cessful democratic candidate for aud
ltor. And afterwards the band &C.
companied by friends of the other
successful candidates., serenaded each
| one In his turn. Speech making was
| in order and the cigars were dealt
out freely to the crowd.
Suppose a newspaper man should
stoop to revenge himself on people
who sheer at his work, call it of no
| value and unworthy Of support, and
attempt to influence his course BY
patronage or withdrawal Of patron
age. Suppose he should let himself
out on such people in really person.
al way. 1t would be only self de-
tense, but what . breeze it would
raise.-Rsp Wing Republican.
Mr.. X. C. Hslgeson il = nice young
man but he should have known better
than to peymit the use of his name
by the bosses. It is an old story, that
indeed it had side whiskers when
Mr.. Helgeson was kid-and one we'll
known to the wise men of Hancock.
Dear Mr.. Helgeson, you should have
consulted Mr.. Wilcox, your partner;
he knew all about it. We wonder
who will be set up next time?.
In another column we publish this
week an advertisement of the Stevens
County Abstract and Real Estate
Agency az agents Of the National
Building, Loan and Protective Union.
In the business of the company is
contained all desirable features Of
life insurance and all the advantages
to be derived from building and loan
associations. Now you have a
chance sto invest in . corporation
that not only secures mans family
IN case of his death, but at the same
time secures an investment to en-
nance his comfort and protect him.
self against want in old age" Full
particulars will be given BY tho
above named agents.
To School and Town Clerk:
It will be necessary for school and
town clerks who are behind with
their returns of taxes voted and
delinquent road lists to forward them
to this Office at once, in order that
they may be extended on the tax lists
without causing delay in the prepa.
ration of said lists.
| Respectfully,
GEO. M. GILTINAN,
1 County Auditor.