The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-04-08
THURSDAY. April 8, 1885. No. 81.
SUN 3 EAMS S.
4 brewery.
Test your seed corn.

John c. Mccarthy, of st. Paul, is
in Morris.
All kinds of farm produce taken on
subscription.
Mr.. NJ. 7. Muir ply visited Clontarf
last Saturday.
Sow little barley for the brewery;
it will pay you.
A. Wells. of Herman, was in Nor.
ris this week.
Everybody is seeding except those
who have finished.
Notice the s'ad' of II. II. Saulie in
anoth er column.
Mr.. George Rowles visited shar-
buck last Saturday.
The G. A. R. encapment this year
will be at Ortonville.
Mr.. S.A. Flaherty was in Glenwood
on business, last Monday.
A large number of Alexandria ci-
tizens were in town, Tuesday.
Ole Berkin takes his place in his
brothers saloon at Milbank.
Report of the teachers institute
appears in another column.
Pay your personal property taxes
and save unnecessary costs.
A good heavy work team for sale
cheap. L. E. Colahan.
Mr.. s. A. Flaherty moved into his
new resid ence last Tuesday afternoon.
What use is to be made of the
creamery building the coming season.!
The citizens of Darnen are elated
over the boom in real estate in that
town.
Hardy & Co.. are repairing buggies,
to be in readiness for the summer bu-
siness.
Miss Katie Kelley, of Herman,
visited friends here 4 few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Engel have return
ed from an extended visit in phila-
delphia.
A residence lot for sale cheap, on
easy terms. Will trade for stock. Ap-
ply at this Office.
The family of J. e. Bemis depart
ed on Saturday last for their future
home in Wisconsin.
Little Johnny Eagan had his arm
dislocated at the elbow while wrest-
ling with play
Rev. Oster, of Clontarf, who was
taken suddenly i'll the latter part of
last week is improving.
Mesdames Conchal and Noel. of
Herman, were visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs.O.S. Seamans. last week.
DR.. S. H. Duley was called to Clon-
tart ON Saturday to attend Father
Oster of that place, who was seriously
ill.
On Sunday evening the house On the
Deakin farm, north Of town, was de.
stroyed by fire, started by a prairie
fire.
Glenwood was almost de-populated
on Monday, her citizens being oat or
the chase for the Alexandria murd
erer.
Mr.. Patrick Darlington, of Trenton
Wis, is here to see the country, in
tending to buy land and locate in the
West.
On hand at THE Sun Office a mum
Der of Sheriff's blanks in foreclosure
Of real estate which can be haG
cheap.
A very pleasant social gathering
took place at the residence of Rev
and Mrs. E. P. Ro bertson last Friday
evening.
The citizens of Darnen feel that
new erals opening upon them. Times
are busy and lively and real estate il
booming.
Judge Husevold has been an activ,
and leading participant from thi
county in the search for the Alexan
dria culprit.
Each week improvements are ad
ded at the Metropolitan. This weel
new roof of shingles were placed OF
the building.
Hon. T. F. Cowing passed through
Morris on Tuesday on his way t,
Browns Valley in search for the fugi
tive murderer.
A large new residence is bein,
erected on lot north of Mr.. Geo. E
Darlings; by whom we have not beef
able to ascertain.
A man named Chris. Bickel. of st
Louis. Mo-, while In delirium tremen
Jumped from the train at Little Fall
and died in few hours.
Spring has come. and with it ha
come the inevitable organ grinder
One with a new kind of mill appear
ed on our streets this week.
A private letter from a central par
Of Wisconsin states that winter !,
still lingering there; that until very
lately snow fell mostly every day.