The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-07-29


IN Morris.
Hon. Geo. l. Becker and Mr.. S. w.
Frasier, of Browns Valley, were in
town on Monday.
A disgusting sight was that of q
full grown. able bodied stranger going
about town last Tuesday evening,
gathering "snipes' from the cutters.
During the storm last Friday night
VIM. Burrill's barn WIS blown to the
ground. 1t was with difficulty that
the horses were rescued from the
debris but none of them were much
injured.
A bundle of Irvine, shipped to Mr..
McCoon at Johnson Station by Magin-
mis- & Callahan, was taken from the
platform at johnson where it was de-
posted by the train men. The guilty
party is known to Mr.. McCoon and
had better return that Irvine.
Mr.. John Hanrihan, OF this county,
and Miss Mary Lawler, of Swift
county, were married at Clontarf yes
terday morning. A wedding dinner
was given at the residence of the
brides parents and a very pleasant
time was enjoyed. THE Sun wishes
the couple happy and prosperous
journey through life.
A commandery of the Knights
Templar has been organized in Nor
ris with the following officers: D. R.
Sutherland, E. c.; J. d. Good, Gen.;
George H. Munro, Capt. Gen.; E. J.
Jones, prelate; J. B. McCune, senior
warden; Charles Wintermute, junior
warden; H. Hutchins, treasurer; 0.
c.. Hanson, recorder; C. L. Brown,
S. b.; J. House, sword bearer; Geo.
Pennock, W.
Messrs. J. Berkin, George Rowles.
Conductor Van Slyke and DR.. G. W.
Vaughan attended the shooting tour.
nament at Fergus Falls last week.
and succeeded in capturing several of
the prizes. They report that the
tournament as whole and the prizes
distributed were far from what they
| were advertised to be.
All subscribers to ST. Paul weeklies,
farm journals and other periodicals,
| will please remember that we offer
them the benefit Of reduced prices
which are given us on clubbing
arrangements, and by subscribing for
such journals with THE Sun we make
reduced rates ON THE SUN also; thus
giving two journals for little more
than the price of one. Farmers and
others subscribing for winter reading
will save money by giving us call.
For the benefit of all who have not
obtained card we publish the Min
nesota weather service signals. The
Minnesota signal service is under the
auspices of the st. Paul chamber of
commerce, cooperating with the U.
s. signal service and the Manitoba
railway company. Daily weather
predictions are now distributed for
the display of signal service flags at
prominent stations along the Mantle.
ba lines in all the agricultural regions
of Minnesota and Dakota. The SER
vice will prove Of immense value to
to the people of the northwest.
At some station this side of st.
Paul one day recently trampjumped
aboard passing passenger train and
of course was instantly bounced. He
then swung himself under the car,
and after riding several miles on the
trucks and while the train was NOV
ing at a forty-miles rate he swung
himself off to the ground. The train
was then stopped and he was taken
aboard as the officers considered that
he deserved a ride for his remarkable
feat.
| What will be done with the trampsi
is a question that deserves more thar
passing notice. We still believe, as
was advocated by THE Sun some time
ago, that the establishment of a work
house is what the village needs. II
would be money saving tothevillage ir
as much as it would undoubtedly
operate as a scare crow to the tribe
Some of the so-called tramps, it must
be admitted, are decent people, while
others are perfect nuisances; and how
to keep rid of this latter class is {
question of grave Importance to every
community.
Farmers who bought alliance twin,
all agree that the cheapest is not al
ways the best. Mr.. Wolff deserves
credit for his efforts toremedy thu
, trouble in every way possible. Be
. sides realizing only meager prof
on the Irvine he has been under heav,
: expense and put to a great amount O
, trouble in setting matters Alright
Other dealers have no Irvine except
scanty suficiency to supply their owl
machines. The experience this yea
; will be a lesson to farmers and dealer
IN the future. Too much precautiol
J cannot be exercisedin such an import
ant matter as the selection of Irvine
Il THE Sun will be sent with any O
the following named papers at tn
respective price named:
} Farm, Stock and Home ST.
Demorest's Monthly 80
Scientific American 81