Morris tribune., 1886-09-08
LOCALS.

Morris has not been afflicted with
circus for Il whole year.
Ifyou wish to know the news of the
county, read the TRIBUNE.
The real estate dealers will be in
Agency hall next Tuesday.
See that you have ample shelter for
your stock for the coming winter.
Advertise in the TRIBUNE and Sc
cure your share of the Fall trade.
Care for the corn and potatoes be-
fore the approach of cold weather.
A number of exhibits have already
been prepared for the county Fair.
Oats orpotatoes will be taken 10y
the TRIBUNE on subscription account.
Thursday, September 10th is the
date for the county FAIR. Plan to at
tend.
4 new advertisement appears this
week for \. Curtis cheap cash store.
Look it over.
Whenever there Is an incident OF
interest in your neighborhood, send us
the particulars concerning it.
An infant son has arrived to become
an important part of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Torrey's family. All well.
A competent girl is wanted to do
house work in small family. Apply
to O. C. Hanson for further particu-
lars.
Johnson & Bicknell have new
desk we'll planned for service in their
office. E. F. Hill is the manufact-
urer.
A financial report of the Indepen-
dent school district of Morris is re-
ceived but is necessarily laid over till
next week.
The stockholders of the Morris
Loan and Building Association met
on Monday evening. The directors
meet this evening.
The Sisters of Mercy opened their
school on Monday, with good atten-
dance. The attendance will increase
as the term progresses.
The boom is on tor the Fall trade.
If YOU wish the benefit ofit, advertise
In the TRIBUNE the attractions you
have to offer to purchasers.
A large number of the people of
Morris and vicinity visited the Ex-
position and State Fair last week. All !
seem well pleased with what was to
be seen.
If you always avoid the newspaper
man when you know of some interest
ing item of news or gossip, you should |
never grumble because the paper has
nothing new i'll it.
Readers of the TRIBUNE know that |
the Stevens County Abstract and |
Real Estate Agency always advertises
literally. This accounts for their al
most unparalleled success.
A drive through portions of the
county reveals the fact that but few
of the farmers are as yet, suitably pro-
tected against prairie fires. Neglect
making fire breaks no longer.
The public schools open next Mon |
day. Those intending to avail them |
selves of advantages offered should be
on hand PROMPTLY with determine
ton to attend ffegularly throughout
the year.
The TRIBUSEis is read by all the |
people OF the county. At this season |
of the year advertisements receive
more than usual attention. Business
men will find 1t to their interest to
take advantage OF the fact.
Notice Charles Wilson's new ad-
vertIsement in this issue of the TRIB- |
UNE. He deals exclusively in cloth |
ing and gents furnishing goods and
always has on hand large and we'll
selected stock. Give him a call.
The TRIBUNE "points with pride"
to the new Agency building and calls
attention to the fact that it was made
from Morris brick by Morris work !
men. Hancock Bros, the contractors.
deserve credit for the skill shown in
its construction.
Proceedings of the Board of Educa-
ton are to be published hereafter.
This is a new departure in the right
direction. The Board is certainly to
be commended for letting the people,
whom it's members represent, know
what is being done.
The highest temperature for the
month of August was 90 degrees. This
point was reached on three days.
the %, "a and 25. The lowest temper |
ature, was IS degrees on the 3lst. The
mean temperature, 6S:28 degrees. The
amount of rain fall, 2.61 inches.
The crop just secured, is undoubted-
Iy the best eyer harvested In this
county. The farmers are being happi-
ly disappointed. Even upon fields
where the grain was considered light
the thresh:ng machine is revealing a
yield Of twenty bushels per acre.
The Republican convention for this
representative and senatorial district
will be held in GraceVille on Tuesday,
Sept. 14th, The delegates from this
county are L.. J. Schlattman, John
Sanders, A. g. Mckenzie, E. Leavitt,
i. p. Watson, Henry Fels, T.. E.
Solseth and +. G. Smith,
The county Fair will be on Thurs
day Sept. 10th. The delay in an
nouncing the premium list is because
of delay on the part of state officials
in informing the officers of our county
Agricultural Society in regard to the
amount of the state appropriation to
be received. People here should, how
over 1o on DFenarinp for tho Fair iust