Morris tribune., 1886-03-10
LOCALS.

Read A. \. Stones advertisement.
Moses Judd and sons shipped car
load of old iron to-day.
WAY not have series of farmers
institutes in tins county?
See La Crosse Business College ad-
vertisement in another column.
few torches and axes were recent
lv added tothe apparatus of the fire
company.
J. Christensen has recently COM
pleted an addition to his residence on
Fourth St.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Christianson enter
tanned company of friends last Mon
day evening.
4 farmers convention has been
held at Moorhead during the past
week, which has done excellent work.
Last week j. f. Danielson gave his
store a calsomining which makes it
appear more bright and cheerful tn IN
ever.
Going Pushor will herd cattle, hors-
es or sheep during the coming seasJn
in the town of Pepperton ut $l.OO per
head.
The TRIBUNE hopes to receive full
returns of yesterdays election from
every township in the county by next
week.
Two new and elegant passenger
coaches are now in use on the l.. +. &
D, road. This item is somewhat tar
DIV but it's better late than never.
The Morris Dramatic Society intend
visiting Herman soon. We can as
sure the people of this neighboring
village of pleasant entertainment.
\. A. Stone has Northern grown
garden seeds in bulk for sale. 1t is
much more economical to buy seeds,
as well as other things, in this way.
K.J. Husevold has been appointed
postmaster at Cyrus. The good peo-
yple over there can now appreciate
some of the beauties Of a Democratic
administration.
4 social hop Will be gwen in Phoe-
nix Hall next Wednesday evening.
Supper will be served in the lrall.
This hop and supper will close the st.
Patrick's day festivities.
FSr.z g of of Morris
and vicinity are organizing large
fife and drum corps, and expect soon
to be able to furnish very acceptable
music Oh all great occasions.
The train leaves for Browns Valley
now at 3 O'Clock each afternoon in
stead of at 2:45. The change is made
to give Postmaster Torpey time to
make up the mail for points on that
line.
The principal issue il Donnelly yes
terday was "licen8e" or "nO license" q"
The license party carried the day.
We have been unable at the present
writing to get list of the officers
elected.
Look out for the man with the 'ean-
DIV game" similar to the 'jewelry
game which some of the boys In
Morris doubtless remember. He is on
this line of road and may be here at
any time. ..~
Miss Minnie Kimball is forming a
class in shorthand, instructions CIV
en- evenings. Any one wishing to
Join the class will please call at or ad-
dress First National Bank for full
particulars.
S. A. Flaherty has purchased the
residence property Of NJ. Webber.
We congratulate MIR. Flaherty upon
the possession of so pleasant, COM
Portable and convenient a place in
which to live.
a rainbow apron sociable Is to be
given by the ladies of the M. E.
church on Friday evening of this
week at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
J. "A. johnson. All are invited to at.
tend. These sociables are exceeding
ly interesting.
Remem ber the TRIBUNE has estab'
Iished clubbing rates with all of the
leading papers of the cou9try. Nc
matter what publication you want, II
syiii pay you to subscribe for it in con
uection with your home paper, the
MORRIS TRIBUNE.
Patrick Smith has announced hi
Intention to again herd cattle for th'
people III the village of Morris. HI
aid this work very aeceptably las
year and will probably have no diff
Guilty in securing q large herd for thu
season which is to come.
Morris needs manafactoYies-some
thing to create labor market ant
give steady employment to men
Manufactures are now springing int
ax:steace in all parts of the state AM
with proser effort some of them ough
to be secured ior this place.
DR.. Plalon arrived in Morris las
Friday ,.sgft and is now in Or. HUI
burd's Office, l,ard at work attendin
TO the dental needs of the people. ii
will stay about one week longer an
If i'm need OF work you should iaaak
an appointment with him at once.
In answer TO the statements recent
iy sent out to delinquent subscribers
the TRIBUNE has received CRAFTY