Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-06-23

Among the many fine addresses de-
| livered OH decoration day, we have
read none that exceeds that delivered
by VIM. c. Bicknell, of Morris, Mimi,
q former student of Potsdam Normal,
and q graduate of the class of 1880.
He is now successful practitioner in
the above named place.-St. Laurance
Herald.
A severe hail storm was an unwei-
come guest in the town of Eldorado
last Saturday. The crops of A. Z. Me-
KenZie and Rev. VIM Gill are totally
destroyed and those of L. S. Burlin-
game and others are seriously injured.
Another hail storm swept over por-
ton of the town of Scott the next day:
In this town l.. II. Wellington is the
principal sufferer.
Surveyor Bundock and party return
ed from the second survey of the Or
tonville & Southwestern railway last
Sunday. This line is entirely distinct
from tbs previous survey and is con-
sidefed . much more practicable
route. It crosses the browns Valley
branch about two miles from Morris,
and the main line at right angles in
the heart of that city.-Big Stone Co.
Herald.
Tue TRIBUNE's job rooms are con-
tinuaiiy supplied with all of the latest
and best appliances toy doing first
class work and its stock of stationery
| is always complete. We have just
| added another lot of the best kinds Of
type and are better able to please pa
irons than ever. We can supply you
with anything you may need in this
line and will guarantee artistic work
and the best of material,
Last week the supervisors Of the
| town of Framnas gave notice to all
property owners in that town to ex-
terminate all wild mustard growing
on their premises. This week those
of the town of Morris give gimi lar
notice. These officials are moving in
right direction and the supervisors OF
other towns should follow their ex.
ample. The work should have begun
earlier in the season, but it is better
late than never.
| At tbs annual meeting of the
Stevens Co. Bible seeiaty held Tues
day evening, at the Congregational
church, the following officers were
| elected for the ensuing year: Presi'
dent, A. A. Stone. Vice President
Hugh WHITLEY, Secretary E. S. Hall
Treasurer and Librarian Samuel Lar
son, Executive Committee, u. L
Wheaton, Thos. Thomasson Pas
tors of churches are ex-officio mem
bers of the executive committee.
The farmers of the county will
meet at the court house in MQrrii
next Saturday afternoon for the puT
pose of organizing farmers club and
to discuss the subject of hay anc
grasses. Other topics will be brought
up, if time will permit. This is 6
step in the right direction cad thii
meeting should be largely attended
: The benefits to be derived from :
properly conducted club, such as il il
proposed to organize, esa hardly b'
Over-estimated.
The annual reunion of the Ok
Settlers Of Minnesota is to he in TIN
: grove at the residence of Austil
Thomasson, ia the town of Framna
7 tomorrow. There will be s. picni
: dinner, an abundance of good music
: and numerous exercises of an infor
3 NAL character. The invitation to at
] tend is general and all who can d.
so should plan to be present. Thes
4 "old pioneers" always have COOS
: time at these gatherings and can
4 depended upon to make it pleasan
f for all of their guests.
l There was meeting of Phoeni
Fire Company at the engine house o.
y Thursday evening lof last week.
was decided to make the dance c
l. July 3rd Fireman's dance and {
: continue it during tho afternoon al
g evening at the rink. The necessar
:, committees were appointed and al
If rangements are rapidly being cGn
o pleted. The music will be first elias
l. and If the weather is favorable !hel
y will he a large attendance. Thos
le who enjoy dancing should not mil
], the opportunity that will thus be a
4 forded.
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l. All county orders presented for pa
E. ment prior to Dec. /. 1885 will