Morris tribune., 1886-05-26
LOCALS.
iris will celebrate.

ted in the churches next Sunday.
Extra copies of the TRIBUNE are OIL
sale at Chas. w. Rohne's drug store
Plan to come to Morris on Saturda.
July Srd. That is the day we cele
brate.
R. H Phalon, the popular dentist
will be i'll Morris on or about June 10
to remain ten days.
J. w. Reynolds, of Herman add:
his professional card to the TRIB
UNE's list this week.
4 few Improvements have beer
made in Elliott's photograph gallery
during the past week.
Street commissioner Hyland con-
tlnues his good work and the streets
are assuming an improved appear
ance.
Fred Bunnell has moved his laun
dry to Sixth st. has thoroughly fe
paired it and has it again ready fol-
business.
c. C. Dablow Is raising the house
upon his farm In the town of Synnes
Snd is about to put Il stone foundation
under it.
Mr.. Thomas Mulverhill and Miss
CeIesta Hall were married yesterday
morning at the Catholic church of
this city.
The difference between firmness and
stubb0rnness, some of the jurymen of
the recent term of court don't seem to
comprehend.
Some of the jurors III the recent
session of the District court. earned
their wages. There were some 'iall
night" sessions.
Mrs. Knox, state organizer for the
VIC. z. T., will lecture in the
Methodist church this evening. A full
attendance is desired.
Now that the warm weather has
come, one Of the Hubbard Hammock
chairs Is just what you want. They
are for sale at this office.
On Monday morning Alexander
Moran lost his barn, horses etc.
valued at $4,000 by fEs. It is prob
ably the work ola incendiary.
Donations of flowers for the exer-
eises of Decoration Day will be ap-
preciated: Give them to Mr.. Gill
lespie. commander of the post.
J. E. Danielson has few further
remarks this week for the benefit of
all those needing boots and shoes, dry
goods, groceries etc. Peruse them.
Assessor D. T. Wheaton has begun
his annual task of finding out how
much each one ia the village is worth
and the proportion of taxes that each
ought to pay.
Nov and then a prairie schooner
goes through town headed for Dakota.
The occupants of these schooners
would servet their own interests best
by locating here in this county.
E. Leavitt, of the town of Morris, is
moving his residence to a higher part
of his farm than it has previously oc7
cupied and is making other improve
ments. E. F. Hill is doing the work.
The second regular meeting of the
Stevens Co. Farmers Alliance will
meet at the court house in the village
Of Morris on Saturday, June II, 1885.
All interested in the cause are invl-
ted to attend.
Members Of the G. A: J. Overtan
Post, 6. A, 3. will meet at Post hall
at 10 O'Clock on Sunday morning for
the purpose of attending as body
the memorial services in the Congre-
gational church.
The G. A. J. Overton, post, G.. A.
r. requests all merchants to close
their places of business on Monday,
May 31st from 10 A. NJ. to II NJ. and
from to fP. NJ. so that all may at
tend decoration services.
Members of Phoenix Fire Co. will
meet promptly at 1890 o'clnGk next
Monday afternoon at the Engine house
for the purpose Of joining in the
Decoration day exercises. BY order
of the foreman, C. P. Maginnis.
The next District Encampment of
Northwestern Minnesota will lie held
at Alexandria on tuesday, Wednes=
day, Thursday and Friday, June Is,
IS, II and IS, The Ct, A. J, Overton
post, of Morris will attend az body.
An interesting meeting was held by
the Daren town Alliance last Satur-
day. Speeches were made by VIM.
Logne, Esq. and Hon. HI. w. Stone.
Another meeting will be held on
June ard ~ the same Alliance at the
game place,
The Morris Gun Club is anxious for
q contest with the Wilmar Club and
as our boys are perfectly willing to
accommodate them there will prob
ably be great slaughter of tin pig
cons in Wilmar at no distant day.
-Willmar Argus;
l.: II. Stanton, X. g. Helgeson, Ole
Lofthus, A. Trontowand J, Z. Fav.
row are the members of the Rebuilt.
can county committee. They have
had no meeting and we can not
Z say whether they will call an early or
late coutny convention.
All members of the Select knights,
A. 0. U. w. and all members of Nor
lis Lodge, 4. q. =. ". are expected
to be at the lodge hall at l:3O o'clock
next Monday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of joining in the procession and
other decoration day exercises.