The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-09-30


E. p. Watson, of Stevens,is present
with his herd of Herefords. They
are fine cattle.-Benson Times.
Mr.. C. Cogsl 10 ha uling lumber for
a large barn, 30x60. that he is about
to build on his far1 in Darnen.
Let us organize an Ames club and
give our next governor the best aid
in carrying the war into Africa.
Hon. r. NJ. Richardson represented
Stevens county at the congressional
convention at Sank Centre last Mon
day.
The Manitoba folks have removed
their tank pump at this place to the
river, the water in the lake becoming
too low.
Mr.. c. L. Brown represents the
twelfth judicial district on the newly
appointed republican, state central
committee
Mr.. Chas. Sahlmark has purchased
farm in Land township, Grant coun-
ty. and he intends to move there in
the spring.
Our elevator men are busy handling
the golden grain, and large number
of our farmers are busily engaged in
the same occupation.
Judge Bragg will erect new resi-
dence and barn on his place in Dsf men
this fall. Work has been commenced
ON the foundation.
~ have more bushels than I
expected is the inspiriting exclama.
ton of every farmer who has applied
the threshing. machine test.
De mocrats await with perfect
complace nee the "letter from q
prominent independent thinking dem.
ocrat" to appear in next weeks Trib'
une.
Next Friday evening sociable for
! the benefit of the Methodist Church
will be given at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Watson. Every body
is invited.
If you want the best sewing ma
chine manufactured for the least
money call at THE Sun office. We
have but one and are bound to dis
pose of it.
We learn that Mr.. J. C. Campbell,
who, during four years has been the
lessee of the farm of Mr.. Sylvester
Stewart, has leased the Bull Farm
near town for long term.
Mr.. Al. E. Stewart. late landlord
of the Graceville Emerson House,
with his family occupies the Bevans
residence On Poverty Hill. having
moved here during this week.
Mr.. John Hadler cut and bound
twenty acres Of corn this fall with a
harvester and binder. A good meth
cd of saving the corn fodder-when
| it is all the same to the binder.
The sale of excursion tickets to the
exposition at one and one.6fth rates
will continue during Friday and Sat
urday. Tickets will be made good
until Monday. October 4. inclusive.
Mr.. T. J. Murphy has secured the
general agency for now book, The
Parnel Movement, and is prepared t.
establish agencies outside of Stevens
county. Subscriptions solicited.
| Legislative district conven ton al
the court house in Morris next Tues
day. The Stevens county delegate,
to the convention are j. A. Giltinan
John Maginnis, Jas. Brennan and J
G. Hancock.
Mr.. F. K. Brown, OF Benson, ha
rented the Emerson House at Grace
vile. Mr.. Brown has an extensiv,
acquaintance in western Minnesot,
and is deservedly popular. He will
make successful landlord.
| Mr.. C. Cogel, Red Wing, has beel
in this vicinity during the week past
He will make considerable improve
. men:s on his farm in Darnen, land vii
add to the large lot Of stock now Of
the place, making of it lexding stool
farm
A man named E. n. Larson Will
stealing a ride near Campbell Tues
day night had his right foot run owe
and badly mashed. He was brough
to this city for treatment. Amputs
ton Of q part Of the foot will be mex
essary.
Mr.. D. G. Smith has returned fror
st. Paul, whore he has been for SOY
eral wseks under medical treatment
He teels much improved by the opel
alton performed upon him, Of whic
mention was recently made in thes
columns.
Mrs. L. S. Burlingame, OF the TOW
of Eldorado. Stevens county. 10 !
Minneapolis confined to her bed. 81
has recently had two cancers reno,
ed and 10 in q very precarious state 9
health. There II little or no hopes Q
recovery.-Herman Herald.