The sun., 1886-10-07

of forming an Ames club. Old sol
diers, farmers and laborlng men are
especially cordially invited to attend.
Sweet cider at Mrs. O'Malleys.
Fresh bread, cakes and pies at Mrs.
O'Malley's.
DR.. Hardy has sold his livery barn
to Michael Gffney, who will use it
as feed stable.
Interest in our local politics is
growing strong. and soon the fight
will be an open one.
Bishop Ssidenbush will administer
confirmation at the Catholic church a
week from next Sunday.
An old residenter says the signs
are for a long, warm fall. Good
enough; the plowing needs it.
Mr.. Michael Calvin lost large
amount of hay by fire recently caused
by spark from passing engine.
Messrs. Hancock & Stebbins have
made some valuable and neat i'm.
provements on the interior of their
store,
Platt Bates and Grant Bell, bicy.
clists. gave an exhibition at the rink
last Tuesday evening. They are good
riders, but were greeted by small
house.
Thhe Manitoba company will put
in track scale at this place soon, to
be placed near the coal sheds on the
main track. The scales are at the
depot now.
The gasoline street lamps have all
been replaced by ordinary kerosene
lamps, and hereafter there will be no
trouble in the matter of street lights.
This is as it should be.
Thos. J. Moore has leased of E. W.
Randall the first story Of the Tribune
building. He will fix it up for gro
| cery store, and intends soon to move
his stock of goods into it.
Our readers will derive valuable
information from the series of arti-
cles appearing in THE Sun on the sub
ject of baking powders. One appears
in another column this week.
The village council ask all citizens
to set apart next Friday, tomorrow,
for to burn the seed weeds and grass
around town. Everybody should turn
out and take a part in this work.
Mr.. Peter Brandt, of Rendsyille
looks for nothing less than thirty five
bushels of wheat per acre. Good cul
tivation assisted by nature and the
elements will do this every time.
Mr.. Chas. Lehman is about to move
on to his own farm il the town OF
Baker. With substantial house,
barn and cattle sheds he and his are
going to be comfortable this winter.
At the democratic county conven.
tion for Big Stone E. P. O'Brien. for
nlerly Of this place, was nominated
by acclamation for register of deeds
His many Morris friends join with
US in wishing him success.
Geo. Rowles has rented his restau
rant and store building to Louis Lar
son, and will, in the future, pay
his whole attention to the POI
manufacturing business. Mr.. Lar
son will open restaurant in the
building soon.
We are under obligations to Messrs
Poland & McCnne, of the Benson
Times. for kindly allowing their fore
man to give us a lift on the paper
this week. Our printer tested an a,
on the end of his thumb, but by thu
accommodation of these gentlemen
we are enabled to get out on time.
There are so manysocieties in tht
village that it is impossible to keel
track of all Of them, and we are no
certain that all are represented II
THE Sun directory. Will the officer
of the different societies in Morri
be kind enough to look it over and re
| port to US any that are missing from
the llst,and also any changes required
| The letter from "pro minent indie
| pendent thinking democrat" prom
ised for this weeks Tribune, did no
pan out. There is an adage relatin,
! to counting chickens, which the Trit
une editor will do well, in the future
to remember, particularly when mah
! ing promises on the say sc. Of 'sprom
| inent independent thinking demo
lcrats." Their productions are uncel
ltain commodities.
| OF course we know that an ae
| acknowledgements before the world o
our good fortune this year will natul
| ally affect the prices Of our product
| III its markets, but, between ourselve
-you know. isn't the wheat crop
daisy! A propos Of which: we sa,
some stout young farmers and team
i from county below which has bee
| cleaned out by the chinch bug, goin
wlest, TO Wahpet0n, the other day. t
seek work on the railroad. Steven
county takes q fresh grip this year
| andinark our words--away, from t
day. We boom to the forefront, wher
q un holAnu