Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1886-03-31
LOCALS.

The Select knights will meet on
Friday evening. n full attendance
is expected.
Fine farm miles from Herman on
lake shore, for sale. 304l Dauphln st.
Philadelphia.
Iosr-A buffalo overcoat between
Morris aud Mr.. Wunch's farm. The
finder will please leave the same with
Mr.. Wunch.
Hancock Bros, of this place, have
the Contract for builsling the Method
ist church about to be erected Mt Mar
shall, Mimi.
Helreson Il Wilcox, of Hancock,
have just completed cold storage
room which will be of use to them Ill
carving on their extensive business
at that point.
Air. DeKay is now giving the grind
ing of feed particular ottention ana
wishes the farmers to give him call
ut the Morris & Duluth elevator when
having any work in that line TO be
dones
The sociable given by the ladies OF
the Methodist church Mt the residence
of Mr.. aud Mrs. John House last
"Wednesday evening was well attend
ed and WAS thoroughly enjoyable IN
every respect.
DR.. Phaion is in Hancock for few
DAYS attending to the needs of the peo-
pie ut that place. He will return to
Morris next Monday to remain few
DAYS before going to Fergus Falls.
Rear the date in mind, if in need OF
work.
The teachers institute closed last
Friday after successful session. An
examination of teachers followed I'M
medIstely. There We're over sixty
candidates for certificates. Some OF
the results we will be able to give by
next week.
Not long ago, Hon. H. H. Wells
purchased what has been known as
the encore residence. land last week
moved into it with his family. The
residence is large, well planned and
attractive in appearance and is one OF
the finest in the city.
e.. ". Comstock is doing thriving
business in handling horses. He has
sold two car loads already this spring
and has three car loads more on the
road which he will have Oh his farm
near Hancock. He is handling SUI
perior grade of horses. When in need
call and see him.
Ilewellyn Wolff was accidentally
thrown from load of hay at the Riv-
erside Roller Mill on Monday fore
noon. He suffered a severe scalp
wound and numerous bruises which
are painful, but are not thought to be
dangerous, He is receiving the best
of care aud Is doing rs well AS could
be expected.
Fred Bum ell, proprietor of the
Metropolitan Hotel, has recently COM
pieted fine cold storage room. 1t is
yeii planned and thoroughly built,
and will be Invaluable in keeping
meats. butteR5 Fnits etc i'll a perfect
condition for almost any length OF
time. Mr.. Bunneli is fitting up the
Metropolitan very thoroughly.
DR.. Goucher, formerly of Morris but
for the past few years of Graceyille, is
dead, We are not advised of the
cause of his death but we believe it to
be suicide. WhiskGy was the princi'
pal weapon used and IL E4s taken
Dong time for him to accomplish his
purpose. 1t is strange that he did moi
choose some more expeditions meth
cd if ke was really in eaEnsst in kill
ing himself.
J. d. Good has just received largs
and complete stock of furniture. Ons
car load of it was received yesterday
and is now displayed in Phoenia
Hall. Mr.. Good. now claims to have
the largest stock of furniture eve
brought into western Minnesota ant
proposes making specially of thi
branch of BUSINESS. He has ampl
room for display IS the hall over tn
store ia hereafter TO he Assd for tina
purpose.
On Monday afternoon Geo. IL. Nun
70 made an assignment to ID. II
Sutherland, for the benefit of his cred
i.ors. The business in drugs in Nor
ris has been somewhst oyerdone an
Mr.. MunRe's drug store has been
losing investment for some time
This is the cause for his assignment
Mr.. MHkre has. q large number
friends in all parts of the county VIII
will sincerely regret to learn of his t
aane;al difficulties.
Last w4ek seeding was very gene
ally commenced in this count.
With warm, pleasant weather an
fields in excellent condition for worl
considerable progress was made. 4
the sanae tilss people east and sout
of us were struggling through sno
banks and terrific storms. We tie
sorry fog those folks down there b.
don't care much if they hay'nt ami
tion enough about them to get up in
this country where nature Is prop
tious.
The Osborne harvester and bind
has been very materially improve
during the past year and Il. y. Wei
y the agent for that well-known NJ
chine in Morris, thinks that it W
now please tile most ekacting farme
to be found and. by means Of Il