Morris tribune., 1886-04-28
LOCALS.

tendency.
VIM. Noting has commenced de
livering ice.
Do not fail to read the advertise
ments in the TRIBUNE.
A new lot of stationery has Jus
been received at this office.
Now is the time to place your lads
in the TRIBUNE if you want trade.
See La Crosse Business College ad
vertisement in another column.
1t is high time for the alleys ant
other portions of the city to be clean
ed.
Vegetation is rs far advanced IL
Stevens county as it is i'll southern
Iowa.
The Father Matthew c. T. a. Soci
ETY. of Morris will meet next Sunday
after Mass.
There was very successful socia
hop In Berkin's Hall on Monday eve
ming of this week.
J. C. NIcCoon has an advertise
ment of interest to farmers i'll the
TRIBUNE this week.
The editor of the TRIBUNE has be-
gun work upon an addition to his
residence on Poverty Hill.
Rev. w. H. kaufman's first lecture
in Morris will be in the Congregational
church next Saturday evening.
A new advertisement appears this
week for Charles Wilson's WELL
known clothing establishment.
Some of the sidewalks need repair
ing. This is intended for Jog to the
elbow of the sidewalk committee.
House 4 Youngguist are about to
build warehouse in which to keep
their immense stock of farm ma
cninery.
The Catholic church was beautiful
ly decorated last Sunday and large
number of people attended the Easter
services.
This county is no longer needing
rain. During the past week there has
been plenty of it. All kinds of vege-
tation are growing rapidly.
\ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wilson caught one of her fingers in a
clathes wringer this morning, sus-
tanning injuries necessitating ampu-
tation.
Hancock Bros. have the contract
for building the new Stevens County
Abstract and Real Estate Agency
building and will complete it as soon
as possible.
Tramps deserve no consideration or
help at this season of the year. There
is work enough for everybody and
they should be made to earn what
they have.
The Farmers Alliance of the town
OF Framnas meets this afternoon at
the school house, near Mr.. Highlands.
T. C. Hodgson, state lecturer, expects
to be present.
Prairie chickens are unusually nu-
merous this Spring and the proba-
biIities are that next Falls crop will
be excellent. This delights the heart
OF the sportsmen.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church are preparing an enter
tainment to be given soon. The pro-
ceeds will become part Of the bell
fund of that church.
MSSinnis and Callahan have built
a shed near the Farmers Warehouse
on seventh street, in which to dis
play the various kinds of farm ma
cnlner handled by them.
The Board of Health publishes an
order in another column. We hope
all parties interested will see the ne
cessity for the order and give cheer
fuI ana prompt occurrence
The Morris Gun Gu b has decided
upon Monday and Friday afternoons
at o'clock as the regular times for
practice. Scores will be kept and the
shootists will do their best.
The tailOrs now are well supplied
xx,;tI o,doro for ,,axr, e,,;fo Ey;donf1x,
the young men have been observing
the custom which makes it popular to
be economical during Lent.
The stockholders of the Morris Loan
and Building Association will meet
next Monday evening. A full attend
ance is desired as at that time board
of directors is to be nominated for the
coming year.
According to. a popular superstition
if it rains on Easter, it will rain on
the six Sundays following. If this
saying is vindicated this season, 1T
will materially interfere with the
thriving Sunday business of the liv-
erymen.
In another column appears new
'tad' for the Boston One Price Cloth
ing House of st. Paul. If you will
send them your address they will
send you their price list with fashion
plate and rules for self measurement.
The house is thoroughly reliable.
The TRIBUNE would like to see
the Fergus Falls, Morris & Appleton
railway company at work construct
ing their proposed road. IF ever there
was a demand for d new railroad,
there is II demand for this one and no
time should be lost in its construc.
ton.
The work of grading for the new
railroad from Minneapolis to Glen
wood has been commenced and is to
be pushed forward as rapidly as possi-