The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-10-14

Next Governor Ames will speak In
Morris next Wednesday At noon.
Be on hand at the timenamed.
Ames Club next Saturday night.
District court opens hero Nov.
10th.
The sun and Weekly. Globe s2.2s >
year.
Candidate Miller reports the pres
poets as very encouraging.
A heavy rain Tuesday night de-
layed threshing few days.
Messrs. hancock L stebbins have
an ad. in this issue Of. the Sun.
Shipments of oats have been larger
this fall than at any previous season.
Mrs. George Risedorf, mother Of
Mrs. Il. B. Wolf, is now in Minnesp-
oils.
A dance will be given by the White
Rose Club at Berkin's hall to. morrow
night.
To all In danger OF badness Jack.
sons Celebrated Hair Tonic.is . sure
preventative.
An eleven pound boy was added to
the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Knapp on Monday last.
On Monday the noon train went
thr ough to fBreckenride. the first
time under the newichange.
Yesterdays papers brinthe news
that Mr.. Nelson Is out of danger and
will be himself in few days.
The weekly Pioneer Press and the
Sun will he sent to any address ono
year for the small sum Of 1925.
A trio Of Stevens county republican
| candidates were doing the northern
portion Of the county this week.
| Orders for election tickets should
be handed in at once. The time DO.
fore they will be In demand is very
short.
A beet weighing thiry.eight pounds.
raised by Geo. Blase Of Proportion, 10
on exhibition in J. D. Goods store
window.
That politics makes strange bed.
follows was never better shown than
bv late events In the Stevens county
republican camp.
Mich Msginnis sis improving
the facilities at his warehouse for
handling grain by adding to it an sls'
yator and tanning outfit.
The Tribune should look carefully
| over tho republican county ticket be-
fore finding fault with democratic
treatment of tho farmers.
Every opposer Of ring rule should
attend the meeting Of the Ames Club
next Saturday evening. 1t will cost
you nothing to sign the roll.
Vegetables Of any kind, butter and
eggs, oats. corn, rye, barley ana
wheat, and shining ducsts the latter
a prefsrsnce) taken on subscription.
Everything goes"
The Delightful New.step Polka, by
Will L. Thompson, Is ono OF tho most
beautiful pieces Of music ever pub
lished. Any music dealer Will mail
It to you on receipt Of price, 50 cents.
Hereafter the day passenger train
! will bs run through to Wshpeton In
| stead of stopping at Morris as IN tho
| past. The east-bound day train will
stop here twenty Ave minutes for din
ner.
The SrN Office is now located in the
| former Bank of Morris building just
around the corner, near the corner OF
Seventh street and Atlantic avenue;
We have removed during the past
week.
Mr.. L. E. Pearcs has resigned from
the Craftsmanship OF the county COM
| mittee. We would suggest that the
committee will do the wise thing II it
select Mr.. F. B. Chew to all the Va
cancy.
A hancock republican: "Gilttnan 10
. cool man. an able, accommodating
officer, and would like to Sc him
elected. He deserves it. I have
nothing against Mr.. Helgeson. but he
would not gil tho office himself It
he was elected"
The public school report appears
this week. The irrssularity In IT.
tendance Of pupils - which attention
il called, 10 . matter Of serious I'M
portance to the school. Parents
should make every possible sndeavor
70 remedy this condition Of things.
Mr.. N. B. williams and family do.
psrtsd for Tennessee last Tuesday
In search Of . more congenial CLINE
for their future place Of residence.
But like al other emigrants from
Minnssots we expect 70 SO them re-
turn before many years, Mr.. Will
liams rented his farm In Rendsville
to Edward Williams fer two years.