The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-10-21
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Will soon be upon us.
Donnelly was we'll represented in
Morris Tuesday evening.
Mr.. J. L. Walker has been on the
sick list during the past week.
Oyster supper at the Perkins
House Friday evening October Goth.
All of Hancock's leading republic
cans were at the rally Tuesday
evening.
Miss Ida Borrill came down from
Herman to spend Sunday with her
Morris friends.
Donnelly lime for sale at j. D..
Goods and Hancock & Stebbin's.
Also at the lime-kiln, Donnelly, at
$l.OO Darrell.
This week and another and the
amount of necessary political talk
will be diminished. This fact will
be relief to many.
A Big Stone county democrat has
something interesting to say to the
people of that county through the
Columns of The Sun this week.
The ladies OF the Congregational
Aid Society will give an oyster sup
per Friday evening, October Goth,
from to 9 o'clock p. M, at the Per
kins House.
Miss Stebbins has been unwell du.
ring the past week. Miss Pearce has
charge of the Grammar department
of the public schools until she is able
to teach again.
Mr.. T. NJ. Lowater has always on
hand good assortment of wood and
plenty of it, at very reasonable fig
ures. Don't forget this when pur-
chasing winter fuel.
The White Rose Club gave one of
their enjoyable dances at Berkin's
hall last Friday evening. The attend
ance was not very large, but those
present had very good time.
1t is authoritatively stated that
Geo. E. Darling will get but one vote
in the town Of Baker for Judge of
Probate. G. Sax is the man they
want. Their choice is good one.
A son was added to the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kohler on Tuesday
morning. Mother and child are do
ing well, and the usually placid coun.
tenance of our worthy townsman is
spread with smiles.
The following is a sample of the
arguments at the republican rally,
taken verbatim: ''Stand up to the
rack whether you get fodder or not. "
Samuel Holmes, Of Rem dsville, lost
valuable colt week ago.
Was the prominent democrat
who said that the legislative nomi-
nations were mere formalities" the
same who wrote that "interes ting
letter." that was not published! The
Tribune seems to keep one prom.
inent democrat" in stock.
w. N. Severance says that Hon.
Knute Nelson was preparing for the
campaign when he fell overheard.
Did it occur to you that he contained
sufficient republican gas to keep him
afoat for a whole hour! His mirac-
ulous escape is thus accounted for.
The unoccupied portion of the Cen
trail House is being repaired and ar.
ranged for hotel. A large addition
for kitchen is part Of the improve
ments that will be made. Mrs. Krog-
stad has rented the place for one
year. and will soon open this new ho-
| tel to the public.
Mr.. T. J. Moore has removed to
the Tribune building lie is settled in
his new quarters and is better pre-
pared than before to satisfy his
many customers. His room is large
and he will increase his stock. He
will be glad to see all Of his old
patrons at his new stand.
Many of our subscribers, We are
glad to say, remember us in their
fall settlements. We will continue
to remind those to whom it may be
preferable that subscriptions may be
paid in potatoes and other farm pro
duce. We hope to secure a settle
ment of all accounts this fall.
Messrs. Cogel & Co., wood and coal
dealers, have we'll filed wood yard
that is gratifying to the blizzard
fearing people Of this county. They
always keep complete stock ct fuel,
SO that none need fear a scarcity Of
what is needed in this line while
these men are in business in Morris
| Mr.. Leonard Diedrich and Mis-
Caroline whitney were married a,
the Catholic church last Tuesda,
morning. They left on the moor
train for Minneapolis where the,
will take up their future residence
Both parties to the happy contrac
are most estimaole young people ant
have the good wishes of a host o
Morris friends.