The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-11-18
SUN B Fam s.
Court is in session.

| A fair next week at Agency Hail.
The date is given in another column
The mail did not arrive last night
on account of Il snow blockade at Del
ano.
Mr.. H. F. Peters has removedwith
his family to Lisbon, Oak, where he
will for the future reside.
School co mmenced last Monday in
District No. 4. with Miss Maud Tor.
pey as teacher.
His Excellency Gov. Hubbard pro-
claims that Thursday. Nov. IS, be
observed as day of public thanks
giving.
Chief Maginnis says that engine
No. is out of order and would be of
no value in case of fire during the
present cold weather.
Skating on the lake is grand. The
| ice is in the best condition, and the
young folks of the village are enjoy
ing the opportunity.
The members of the G.. A. J. Over.
ton post will give an entertainment
Thursday evening, Dec. 9th. Admjs'
sion will be IS cents,
Thos. J. Moore has connected his
store in Tribune building with his
store building and residence on At
lantic avenue with telephone.
Traverse county had lady candi.
date for superintendent of schools
Mrs. Mackin. She was defeated for the
office by a small majority of II.
There was sociable held at the
residence of Mr.. J. s. Judd on Friday
evening last. which was we'll attended
and everybody present enjoyed very
pleasant time.
There were not many believers in
the henry George theory of land own
ership, evidently at the sale of public
lands last Thursday at the court
house.
There was big rush for sc hool and
internal-improvement lands in Swan
Lake township at the sale last Thurs
day. Swan Lake is defined to be a
wealthy section one of these days.
Is it modesty which will account
for the backwardness from home tai
ent of every kind holding itself in the
background. We must be enter tanned
so let all the arrangements be made
forthwith.
Hon. W. W. Braden. auditor OF
state, was called away to Sioux Fall by
the announcement of the serious ill.
ness of his aged mother the night be.
fore the daya ppointed for the sale of
school and internal Improvement
lands.
They are looking about over in Bull
saria for ruler, and as there is con.
siderable despotic talent lying around
loose hereabouts we we would suggest
to the Observation-Disclosures that is, to
cast an eye amongst our budding
Stevens county statesmen and make
a choice.
The county canvassing board wait
ed until the last day allowed by law
for the returns from ElDorado before
concluding the official count of votes
cast in the county at the recent cleo.
ton. ElDorado will go "thundering
down all ages" hand in hand with
Dade county. Floridy. Of 1875 fame.
Dade county got to the front finally,
though.
There is not the exchange Of ideas
among farmers there should be, yet
the opportunity is offered every
farmer in the Northwest to impart
and receive Suggestions, experiences
and results by becoming a reader OF
Farm, Stock and Home, of Minneapo-
lis and writing fot its columns. This
paper and THE Sun sent for one year
to all who pay in advance SITS.
Mrs. II. L.Williams. the very popu
lar hostess of the Pacific Avenue
house. finding that house too small
for the ample accommodation of hel
numerous patrons, has rented the
Perkins House and is removing into
it. She will open the house to thu
pulic at once. Mrs. Williams is I
successful landlady and the Perkins
house under her management is as
sured an important patronage.
Even admitting (which is farthes
from our intention--the truth Of III
vaporings, the republican organ
sh ould be the last one to whine oyei
the partially Of any county officer
Were it not for the existence Of thi
very condition the county would bt
many dollars richer each year that
the Tribune man is now allowed t.
tuck down his jeans. The smallnes
shown by that sheet in its Ugh
against as worthy an officer as ever
graced position in Stevens county i
very plain. Its constituency is gem
Above all things we cannot see how
the Tribune can AFFORD to forget tn
old adage Of people who live in glas
housess ETC.