Morris tribune., 1886-05-05
LOCALS.

hereafter.
There is new awning over VIM. o.
Regan's grocery store.
The wide-awake store of }. E. Dan
ielson sports new awning.
New blinds adorn the windows in
T. J. Moore's store building.
The delinquent tax sale occurred at
the court house on Monday.
See La Crosse Business College adj
vertisement in another column.
This is 4 very early spring, proba-
bly, three weeks earlier than usual.
The village council has appointed
VIM. Hyland street commissioner.
The next session of the district court
for this county convenes on May 18th.
The defective sidewalk near the
TRIBUNE building has at last been re-
paired.
License your dog by May 10th or the
beast will be destroyed by the village
marshal.
w. L. Colyer has fenced his resi-
denee lots on Poverty Hill and has
set out some trees.
Willard has organized fire compa-
ny and thinks itself ready for any tu-
ture CONGREGATIONS.
The weather so far this spring has
been exceedingly favorable for all
kinds of growing crops.
The Ladies' Missionary Union will
meet this afternoon at the residence
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Sprague.
\ company of the directors of the
Manitoba road will arrive in Morris
from St. Paul this evening.
The bonds of the village recently is
sued were negotiated by H. s. Judson,
of the First National Bank.
I'D. Good is building a shed be-
tween his store and Masonic Hall
which he will Use as store room.
There is to be no grand jury at the
coming session of the District Court.
Criminals are scarce in this county.
\ soclable is to he given at the reis"
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. OAR
limo ON Friday evening of this week.
The stockh olders of the Morris Loan
and Building Association met on
Monday evening. The directors meet
this evening.
NJ. Finnegan has lost dark grey
grade Holstein COW, four years old.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning the animal to him.
The bonds of the village of Morris |
TO the extent of 100000, bearing six |
per cent. interest, were negotiated |
last week at a premium of $500.
Some time ago, W.. Munro bought |
Anton Watzke's driving horse, and
now. alter purchasing fine phaeton
enjoys one of the finest rigs in the city. |
The Farmers Alliance in the town |
of Scott will meet next Saturday for
the purpose .of ordering Irvine and
wire. A full attendance of the men, !
bers Is desired.
This promises to he favorable sea-
son for all kinds of game. Geese, |
ducks and chickens are much more |
plentiful now than is usual at this
time of the year.
T, Vinacke, one of the solid farmers
of Meeker county, was IN Morris last
Friday and expressed himself as be-
ing we'll pleased with Morris and the
farming lands of Stevens county.
III. S. Judson has been indisposed
and confined to his room for a few
DAYS this week. We are glad to be
able to report that he is so much inn
proved as to be able to be out again.
We are told that the, rink is to be
torn down and rebuilt upon the Man.
itoba riGht-of-way and is to be used
hereafter as a commission house. Il.
Thoele is one OF the parties interested
in the change.
The Graceville Investment Go. has
already disposed of a large quantity
of its stock and is ready for business.
1t will have ample capital with which
to carry on all of the various kinds of
business undertaken.
Mr. Tewksbury has sold his interest
in the barber shop heretofore conduct
ed by Tewksbury & Smith to Mr..
Smith who continues the business.
Mr.. Tewksbury is turning his atten-
ton to carpenter work.
FL. w. Stone & Co., proprietOrs OF
the Riverside Roller Mill, edit con-
siderable portion of our space this
week. Ti4eir remarks are brief but di-
rectly to the point. You will find
profit in perusing them.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found petition for call for an extra
session of the county commissioners.
We believe the commissioners are to
meet on the date named and those in
terested should bear the fact in mind.
Both the Northern Pacific and the
Manitoba roads have raised the wages
of their Iaborers. Section men now
receive $1.25 per day and men work.
ing with their construction trains $3.50
Der day. The raise was made voiun-
tariIy.
The Synnes town Alliance will meet
on Wednesday. May 18th, at O'Clock
Pm. One of the objects of this meet
ing is to determine the amount of
wireand Irvine needed by the mem
bers. A full attendance is, of course,
desired.
Rev. w. III. Kaufman, of Barnes
vile, has given three temperance lee
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