Morris tribune., 1886-08-04


Tribune.
For the benefit of the farmers near the
village, the weather signals should be
displayed from higher position. At
present these signals can only be seen
from Atlantic or Pacific avenues, while
if they were displayed from the top of
the Metropolitan Hotel, one of the ele
vators, or from higher flag staff, they
could be seen and be of use to all the
people of the village, and to farmers for
a considerable distance into the country
in all directions. We hope the village
council will make use of this suggestion.
Farmers must not forget that in
selling wheat at IS cents bushel this
fall they are realizing more than they
would from the same crop at dollar.
three or four years ago. There has
been no time in the past when they
could get so much for their money or
do so much with their money as now.
We are not advising them to sell or
hold their wheat but we hope they
will not forget that nowadays there
is good deal of money in "six bits"
-Montevideo Leader.
Here is the game law in abbrevia-
ted form as given by the Monteyideo
Leader: Shoot prairie chickens from
Aug. Is to Oct. l. Shoot quail, par
fridge, grouse, or pheasant, between
Sept. / and Dec. l. Shoot aquatic
fowl at any time between Sept. and
May Is. Shoot woodcock from July
to Nov. l. Shoot deer, elk, ETC.,
from Nov. to Dec. Is. Shoot snipe
when you can't get anything else to
shoot. Shoot sneak-thieyes at sight.
Last Tuesday evening. Rev. O..
Dahle, of Morris, was united in mat
rimony to Miss Regina Gulbrandson
of Minneapolis. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Hegge of this city
| at his home. Rev. Dahle intended to
have the marriage comparatively un-
! observed, but during the evening it
| proved that it had become known to
many ofhis friends i'll this city and
also at Eagle Lake, where he labored
| as teacher and missionary for sever
al years while attending the Theolo-
gical Seminary at Minneapolis. A
large number gathered to extend
their congratulations and present
them with tokens of marked love
l-Willmar Argus.
Last week it became the duty of the
TRIBUNE to criticise the action of the
officers of the Alliance of this Legislative
district in calling the Graceville conven
ton in an almost clandestine manner, a
the busiest season of the whole year
For proof of the statements which VIZ
then made, we refer those of our reader!
who have the time to devote to it, to thu
two columns of redundant verbosit!
which appears in this issue over th'
signature of Mr.. Darlington Phelps. Th'
proof is SO complete that we refrain
from copying the endorsements whicl
have since appeared in papers of tn
district, or expressions of approval from
farmers and others who have no paper
through which to make their thought
known. We do not wish anything tha
has been said to be construed SO as Il
impute any dishonorable motives to an.
one, as we would not for the world d.
: anything to tarnish in the slightes
degree the immaculate whiteness of tn
political character of those who aspir
to be leadars in the Alliance. In thi
connection, it may be proper to sugges
to Mr.. Phelps the inconsistency G
| charging us with publishing "comb
: nation of malicious falsehoods" in th
same communication in which he S
: profusely explains the correctness {
: every statement in the "combination
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