Morris tribune., 1888-08-22
LOCALS.

county fair success.
J.E. Danielson has a change OF al.
in this issue. Read 1t.
Every farmer should help to make
his county fair a success. 4
That farmer is discreet whose ven
lures are not to one crop trusted.
VIM. Mccullough shipped his
threshing outfit to Britton, ID. t.,
yesterday.
Farmers, is everything in order for
the care of fodder. hay, grain, vegeta-
bles, ETC.?
The harvest In this county is we'll
under way, and the yield promises TO
be very good.
TIA. Callahan shipped new Case
steam threshing outfit to Gracevllle
on Saturday.
The number of farmers whose sue
cess is due to frugal wives and daugh-
tiers is legion.
Rarnum' g greatest show on earth"
passed through town on three trains
going east Sunday.
More guldeboards at cross roads In
the Northwest would be appreciated
by the travelling public.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church met with Mrs.
Bunnell yesterday afternoon.
This seasons rank grewth of vege-
tation will make extra precautions
against prairie fires necessary. $500,
Don't ask the horse to earn your
bread by day, then compel him to
skirmish for his living during the
night.
c., Cogel & Co. havea new ad. IN
this issue. They have large stock
of wood which they sell at reasonable
prices.
Farmers and others who keep hens
should not fail to secure supply OF
road dust for the henery before it is
too late.
A. NJ. Cummings has again taken
charge of the elevator at Wheeler
Station, and is prepared to receive
and handle all the grain that comes
his way.
IA. johnson has commended the
erection of a dwelling house on Sixth
street. one block west Of the Congre.
gational church.
Some of our Democratic friends feel
very sore over the homo truths which
were told them on Friday evening.
"Lst the CALLED jade VINCE"
A subscriber says: ST favor exempt
ing every farmer from road tax that
uses three and half or four linen
tread wagons on tho highways"
There was large delegation OF
wide-awake Republicans from Han
cock here on Friday last to listen to
the speeches of Comstock and Horr
The prairie is alive with hunters
and dogs these days, but the strings
Of chickens are not very large owing
to tie large amount of grain yet un'
cut.
Steps are being taken to get up 6
Union Sunday school picnic OF thu
children of the Methodist and Con
sregational Sunday schools. A good
idea.
IL strikes us that it would be a good
idea for the village authorities &c
order the weeds and grass along some
of the back streets moved down and
removed.
We have noticed but one lone
Cleveland hat upon our streets, ant
not a single bandanna. Wonder !
our Democratic friends are ashamed
of their colors.
The rally of last Friday evening
has set the local political pot t.
boiling, and nothing is now heard Of
the streets but high and low tariff
prohibition, etc.
A number of tramps were befor
Justice Gillespie the other mornin
and were given the choice Of leaving
town in ten minutes or thirty days Il
the cooler. They left.
At the democratic convention Las
week Henry Kellar was elected q
state eIector for the 5th district, an
George NJ. Giltinan of this villag
was elected as alternate.
Rev. f. G. Teachout, OF Herman
will occupy the Methodist churc
pulpit morning and evening mel
Sabbath. His subject In the evenin
will be Temperance
Both of the public school building
I'm the village are being cleaned an
repaired and will be In perfect cor
dftion when the schooIsopen on I'll
first Monday in September.
J. A. Mayer and family went o,
to Browns Valley In o special CT
last Saturday and spent Sunday Their
Mr.. Mayer is the superintendent
this division of the Manitoba road.
There was very heavy shower
rain from two and a halft to four mil
from here on Sunday afternoon. II
rain came down in torrents, cor
pletely flooding the roads in th
vicinity.