Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-06-23
LOCALS.

this evening.
Wire and Irvine are sold at very low
figures in Morris this year.
Calling cards aud wedding station
cry at the TRIBUNE office.
John Ann lost one of his herd Of
cattle by lightning last week.
Call at the TRIBUNE office for any
and all kinds of legal blanks.
The round elevator has been sold to
Eunice f. Bigelow, of Minneapolis.
See La Crosse Business College adj
yertisement in another column.
Supt. J. A. Johnson, favors TRlB-
UNE readers with school report tins
week.
Another fine lot of commercial
stationery has just oeen received at
the TRIBUNE Office.
K.J. Huseveld has been doing
some ditching for Darlington Phelps
during the past week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met with MIS-. Gum"
mings yesterday afternoon.
4 full report OF the work OF the
public schools for the year just closed
will appear in our next issue.
FOUND: A log chain. The oWne:
can have the same by calling ut this
office and paying for this notice.
Passenger rates have been reduced.
It nov costs but three cents mile to
travel, provided you buy round trip
tickets.
Be sure to exhibit something at the
county Fair this Fall. Now is the
time to decide what that something
shall be and prepare for it.
Excursion tickets can be bought to
all stations, good from July Ind to
July 9th inclusive at the price OF one
regular fare for the round trip.
The Republican caucus for the town
Of Swan Lake will be held III the
school house in Dist. No. 10 on FRI
day evening of this week at O'Clock.
The large barn on the farm Of John
Klein in the town OF EldOrado was
blown down on Monday of last week.
His crop has also been damaged oy
hail.
Mi-ka-do in the hands of the An
drews Opera company is we'll worth
any ones time and money for an
= evenings entertainment. Wahpeton
Times.
( caucus of the Republican voters
of the lown of Rendsville will be held
atthe school house i'll District No. l..
on Friday evening of this week, at
seven O'Clock.
The Andrews Opera Company will
De In the Morris Roller Rink this
evening and the people of Morris will
have an opportunity to witness the
far-famed Mikado.
Christian Kline tell, from the Ger
man Methodist church that is being
buiIt in the town of Pepperton, Oh
Monday and was badly bruised. His
injuries are not thought to be serious.
Subscriptions to the Fourth of July
fund are now due. Members of the
finance committee will call on you in
few days foEtthe amount you have
subscribed ami hope to receive
prompt payment.
The Andrews Opera Company has
given the Mikado jim Wahpeton
Fergus Fall, Sank Centre, st. Cloud
and other neighboring places and the
papers all speak of the performance
in the highest terms.
Rev. L. J. Jsrado and Miss Turena
Huseyold were married at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents on Thurs
day of last week. A large number Of
friends were present and the event
was very pleasant one.
w. H. Rogers and Miss Maggie
McKibbon, both of this city, were
married yesterday morning by Rev
K.F. Norris. The happy couple will
visit for time in Iowa and Illinoi:
and will then make their home il
Morris.
The opera of the "bIikado" wa
given at the opera house Tuesda,
evening by the Andrews opera COM
pany. to well filled house. TIL
performance gave good stisfaction AM
the cornet band realized $50 as thei
share of the receipts. Otter Tail Co
Farmer.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con
gregational church will make q boot
and will furnish. lunch to the hungr,
multitudes at the time of the celebra
ton on July 8. The booth will be 10
Gated at convenient place on TIL
Manitoba right-of-way where all CA
be supplied.
1t is contemplated by the Norther
Pacific road to make special e4
cursion rate to Glenwood and retur
good for Saturday and Monday c
each week. This will stimulate trave
to this popular summer resort an
benefit those who will occasionl
spend Sunday there.
In the Republican county CONVEX
ton to be held in Morris next satu
day afternoon, forty three delegate
will be entitled to seats, OF thes
eleven will come from the villages
Morris and Hancock and thlrtytw
from among the farmers. The farm
ers will have IL majority of near
three TO one and if the work of ii
convention is not satisfactory to then
the farmers will have none but then
selves to blame. The TRIBUNE hop
10 see the farmers take sufficient ii
terest in the matter to be fully repr