The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-05-06
THURSDAY, May 6, 1885. No. Is


are ABOUT TO organize an all9nco.
1.-THE dance last Friday evening was
not largely attended, but passed of
pleasantly.
A special meeting of the board of
commissioners is called for Saturday,
May Is, 1885.
An interesting communication from
Mr.. W. H. Kaufman appears in this
issue of THE Sun.
A delegation of ten Of Morris lead
ing Masons will visit the lodge at
Litchfield next week.
The Metropolitan laundry building
is being removed to a lot opposite c..
Flatner's meat market.
To all in danger of badness Jack
sons Hair Tonic is a sure preven-
tive. Is
This week Messrs. VIM. O'Regan
and Larson & Nilsson have adorned
their stores with newawnings.
Building, improving. new depart.
ures and important business changes
are quite common occurrences of
late.
Yesterday the engine on the Browns
Valley train was run off the track at
Browns Valley and delayed the train
several hours,
Why are the ball players not exert.
ing themselves! Morris can fur
nish good material for the champion
base ball nine.
Owners of dogs should not fail to
have them licensed before May 10th.
After that date all dogs running at
large, not duly licensed, will be des-
troyed.
Messrs. VIM. Delahunt and VIM.
Lyons have taken a contract of a
couple of miles gradins on the Min.
neapolis and Pacific, south Of Glen.
wood.
Will the proper officers of the diff
ferent town alliances please remem'
Der to favor The Sun with reports OF
meetings held. Such tokens of your
consideration are highly appreciated
| A pump on the bridge at the Pom
me de Terre now invites the thirsty
wayfarer to indulge in pure water
if he has the combination with him
Mr.. E. A. Braman has sold hi
farm in Darnen to Mr.. Fred. B
Welch, of Athens, Penn, for 1900
Mr.. Welch has sent for his family
and will settle on the place at once.
The Silver Cornet Band reorgan
lied last Monday evening. with F
A. Hancock as president; Ward Stone
secretary, and Anton Watzke, treas
urer. Morris will now be favored
with plenty of music.
/
Mr.. L. E. Pearce, of this place
and Miss Mary E. Baker, of Sprin
Creek, Penn, were married at Mil
waukee, Wis. on the 30th ult. MI
Pearce's many friends welcome hi
bride to their midst. The Sun 81
tends its hearty congratulations t
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce.
A team driven by o. Gesme mad
the dust fly on the west side yestel
day. The carriage was overture
and broken, and Mr.. Gesme-but W
promised not to give it away.
On Tuesday Messrs. T. J. Moor
and P. A. Mccarthy were appoi nte
as trustees of the Catholic church /,
this place.
The annual meeting Of stockholde,
Of the First National Bank was he
last Tuesday evening and the folio,
ing persons were elected board {
directors: Caring ton Phelps, II.
+. Judson, F. A. Rising, A. DeKay ar
P.A.McCarthy. C.Phelps;was electt
? president; II. s. Judson, cashier, an
A. DeKay, vice president.
J Mr.. T. J. Sawyer has opened
bakery on the West side. He VI
! keep on hand a full supply Of brea
J st uffs, confectioneries, fruits, &c. \
: Sawyer is a good baker, and shou
receive a liberal patronage.
The board of directors of the lib
ry and Reading room was held la
evening at the Office of Geo. E. Ds
ling. D. r. Sutherland was chos
J, temporary chairman, A. Dekay, Sc
rotary. By lot the respective teri
Of office Of the directors were made
follows: One year, directors Flahe
ty, Sutherland and Munro; two yea
Darling, Thomasson and Peare
b three years, Brown. Giltinan and {
kay. On permanent organization
i. Brown was chosen president a
A. Dekay. secretary. The followi
committees were appointed: on rul,
Darling, Flaherty and Giltinan;
location, Pearce, Thomasson and I
Kay; on books, Brown. Sutherla
= and Munro. Meeting then adjou,
ed subject to the call Of the chair.