The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-11-11
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DS III OlucI.
The many friends Of Mr.. Erred
Buckentin will be glad to see him
around again.
Mr.. McCollum has 4 very complete
stock of boots and shoes, and is still
receiving new goods.
Mr.. Homer Eddy LOST all of the
buildings on his farm in Horton by
fire on Wednesday last.
Wanted one thousand hides at once,
for which we will pay highest cash
price. ID. G. Smith & Co.
THE Sun and Tribune have at least
one feeling IN common. They both
deeply regret the defeat of Mr.. L. E.
Pearce.
The prohibition vote this year is a
very considerable increase over that
of last year. In many states and dis
tricts the vote is doubled and trebled.
The snow has come. Last Friday
there was heavy fall of the large
soft flakes lasting nearly five minutes.
Mr.. A. Stenger has removed to the
residence occupied by Mr.. D. Kemp.
Mrs. Kemp intends soon to visit rel
atives and friends in st. Paul and
Red w ing.
The Sisters school grounds have
been enclosed by high close fence.
The Sisters have also made other neat
improvements on the convent and
school property.
Last Saturday was one Of the bust
est days of the season. One hundred
and seventr-fve loads of wheat mar
keted here, aggregating over seven
thousand bushels.
The checker-board will soon be
taken from the dusty corner it has
occupied for half dozen months to
settle the question of supremacy
among the Morris giant checker play
ers.
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II. H. Snepen, of Waldron, Pope
county will sell at public auctio on on
his farm on section 13 in said town
on Monday, Nov. 18th, a large amount
Of personal property consisting OF
mares. horses, colts, oxen, COWS and
other cattle, hogs aud all kinds OF
farm machinery. Terms of sale are
very liberal.
The winter breeze bowling through
crack and crevice warns us to pre-
pare for that unwelcome visitor-the
blizzard. lie is up north backing or
his armor for few months warfare
and when least expected may make g
sudden raid upon an unsuspectine
public. Be prepared for King Biz.
yards attack.
Geo. NJ. Giltinan nails lie or two
| of the many that were circulated
as campaign arguments. There were
many of them, and as a rule they
were circulated on election day or Sc
late that timely refutation was i'm
possible, and yet they would cry
"stop thief'-to blind the people tt
their treachery.
From time to time, since it decided
what gubernatorial candidate to sup
port, the Tribune has heaped insult
upon insult upon those who were
men enough to vote for Ames. The
result, which goes without saying, il
that, of the largest vote yet cast il
the county McGill received a smaller
majority than any republican candi
date for governor of late years.
One Niemichael. of Logan, Gran
county, committed suicide one day
last week by shooting himself in thu
head. Temporary insanity is givel
as the cause. lie was a we1l.to. do
farmer, being comfortably situated
and leaves wife and family. Shortl,
before the occurrence lie was in tow
and had his will drawn, from whicl
it is believed that he was then con
templating the commission of tn
rash deed.
Rev. X. F. Norris of the Congrega
tional church is about to remove fror
Morris. He goes to Minneapoli
to occupy the pulpit of the Open Doc
church in that city. Mr.. Norri
is a scholarly gentleman and lovin
pastor and it is with genuine sorro,
that his parishioners are compelled t.
part with him. By his beneYolen
bearing and unassuming manners h
has won the friendship and esteel
of the entire people of the place.
Fire Meeting.
A meeting of the Morris Fire Con
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