Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-10-31

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No. Northern, 81; Rejected, S. r
Oats, % q "a.
Where was that Pocketbook and
the SO cents found?
The windows are being repaired III
i the court house to repell Jack Frost.
There is considerable kicking about
1 the tickets for the coming election.
/ We mean kicking the press.
AS cold weather draws nigh the
Morris Library grows more attractive
aud the callers quite numerous.
In another column appears the pro-
ceedings of the last meeting OF the
4 board of county commissioners. Read
them.
TT. Moore has removed to his new
quarters on Atlantic avenue, We're
he will be pleased to see all his OLD
, customers.
/ Why is an unpaid subscription bill
1 like q bottomIess chair? Chorus OF
country editors: Because it needs
receipting."
A young voter arrived in our city
last Saturday. The little gentleman
is stopping at the residence Of S. A.
Flaherty, Esq. =
One man visited the TRIBUNE of
/ flee yesterday who is not running for
/ office, and his name is Pat. Mccarthy,
our worthy loan and insurance agent.
We are in receipt of copy OF the
report of the Morris schoole for the
! past month, but it arrived too late for
: this issue. It will appear next week.
After the election we shall devote
more space to matters OF local interest
and endeavor to make the TRIBUNE
= one of the best local papers in the
state.
The uniform reception given by the
knights Templars, at their hall last
"Wednesday evening, was well atten-
,ded, and all present report delight
lful time.
. The regular monthly meeting of
the stockholders of the Morris Loan
and Building Association will be held
next Monday evening, at the office of
the secretary.
We should be pleased to have a
correspondent III every town in the
county, who would give US items of
local interest. Friends, please let us
hear from you.
Quarterly meeting in the Methodist
church on Friday evening. Service
commencing at 1880. The Presiding
Elder, Rev. J. B. Hingely, will
preach. ALI are invited. e.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wilson died on Sunday last and
was buried on Monday. The parents
have the sympathy of large circle OF
friends in their bereavement.
The ladies of the Methodist church
wish to return their thanks through
the TRIBUNE to the people of our city
for their liberal patronage of the fair
and New England supper last Friday
= evening.
Quite number of our subscribers
. called last week and paid a years
subscription Tor the Tribune; and
what is still better, they all had
good word to say for the paper
Thanks, gentleman, thanks.
Peter Gaffney met with bad ac
cident last Friday. He got his righ
. hand caught in the fan of threshine
machine, breaking the bones of TIL
thumb and otherwise injuring it. HI
will be laid up for some time.
Rev. Mr.. Appleby held services al
the Episcopal church in this cit.
last Sunday morning and evening
administering The communion I'm
mediately after the morning service
hFron here the reverend gentlefna
, went to Browns Valley.
T.. J. Moore, our old and respecte
neighbor, has left US and establishe
himself on Atlantic Avenue, Wher
he will be pleased to- see his friend
and customers. He keeps afine stoc
of goods and, ssiis them cheap. Sc
his new ad. In another column.
Don't forget the Republican rail-
at the court house Saturday evening
Turn out, Republicans, and let I
make this last Republican meetin
IL Morris before the election rouse
Democrats come TO the meeting, ne,
the truth and repent before tits to
late.
We are SO busy printing 'eIectie
: tickets and preparing for the gre
event that we have been obliged
neglect our other job work to q gre
extent. We hope our patrons VI
forgive US this TIME, and we will e
deayor to catch up with our work
fnst a. possible.