The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-05-13
SUN 3 cams.

Benson wants a building associa
ton.
All kinds of farm produce taken on
subscription.
Mr.. II. Is. Wolff will soon ship a
car load of cattle to Devils Lake.
Some very large hail fell thick and
| fast for a few moments last Monday,
Go to Sawyer's new west side res,
taurant if you want a squire meal. tt
Mr.. Michael P. McNally shipped a
carload of cattle to Dakota on Satur-
day last.
Farmer Schultz, of Rendsville,
marketed the first rhubarb brought
to town.
Street work has begun, and the
new street commissioner is up to his
eyes in work.
A special meeting of the board of
commissioners is called for Saturday,
May Is, 1885.
Pray, tell! Who is the prominent
young man, of Morris, referred to by
our Cyrus correspondent.
Senator Wells, having sold his horse
and buggy to Mr.. John McCulloug h
is becoming quite pedestrian.
MI. VIM. Wunsch has recently set
out many beautiful shade trees III his
grounds about The ChimneyS.'
There will be an entertainment
given at the Congregational church
Friday May 2l, by the young people.
For fresh bread, bunns, cakes. pies,
confectionaries, Fruits, ice cream,
etc. go to SAVERS new bakery. tt
Miss Brown, of Fond du Lac, who
is tie guest of her cousin, Mrs. Ed
win j. Jones, Is, we regret to say,
quite i'll.
The clerk of court issued mar
riage license yesterday to Cornelius
| Noonan and Margaret Barry, both OF
this county.
The ladies of Morris were enthusi-
astically excited over the appearance
of two handsome beaux in town this
week-rain bows.
Mrs. Darlington Phelps is the hap
py possessor of one hundred spring
chickens. Matched some time since,
and now nearly ready to be broiled.
Mr.. Hugh Whitley thinks that he
has in his garden the finest SHOW CT
green corn, potatoes. tomatoes and
othe spring vegetables to be found in
Morris.
The building upon Mr.. Stanton S
new residence at Oak Grove Farm is
progressing SO rapidly under the skill
full management of Mr.. Bailey, that
the house Will be ready for occupa-
ton by the 18th of July next.
Mr.. a. Curtis left yesterday for
Chicago to purchase a stock of novel
ties for his new store on the corner
of Atlantic avenue and Sixth street.
Norris has long been in need of a
store of this kind, and Mr.. Curtis
seems to be the man to make it sue
cess.
A number of the Masonic fraterni-
ty, of Morris, are in Litchfield, this
week. TIL ey are keeping pace with
the usual enterprise of Morris, and
will take the Knights Templar de.
grees in Masonry and returned full
hedged knights.
Mr.. T. G. Dolen purchased blood
ed Holstien bull from Mr.. Stanton re-
Gently. He is turning his attention
to stock raising altogether, and has
!, already purchased several hundred
dollars worth of cattle to place on his
farm in Horton.
The wedding of Miss Carrie Kron
of Cyrus, Pope County and Mr.. Amor
Hegland, Of Stevens, will take place
at the residence of the bride, on the
18th inst.
Two carloads of young cattle were
shipped from Morris last week. One
car load was from the Jefferson farm
and both were billed to Mantana, ont
over the N. P. and the other by way
of the st. P. NJ. & M. Ry.
Mr.. F. B. Chew returned from Chi
cago Saturday night, and shows nj
signs of being at all affected by thu
dynamite explosion that took plac,
during his visit in that city.
L,C. Spooner formerly of Morris
and later Of Minneapolis, we'll know,
here, goes to Chicago next month tt
reside permanently. He has accept
ed the position of general solicitor O
tho Plano Harvester Company
Friends here congratulate him on hi
snug berth.-Ortonvill North Star
If it be true--that which they whis
per of certain prominent citizen, /
seems to us that it is high tim'
for a complete oyerbauling OF som'
matters which many had alread,
supposed completely disposed Of
1t is needless to say that thu
'flowers that bloom in the spring
tra-la! have nothing to do with tn,
case"
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