Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-05-16
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sons store, "G. A. Il. Suits"
The cold weather of the past week
has done no damage to the crops.
The parade during the Encamp-
ment will be magnificent affair.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
TRIBUNE. In it you will get all the
news.
The two conventions brought
large number of people to town last
Saturday. ~
There will he big celebration In
Herman tomorrow, the nth. Attend
YOU can.
A teachers institute was held last
week. A farmers institute should
come next.
There will be some of the finest
games of ball during the Encamp-
:uent ever seen in Morris.
The regular meeting OF the w. q.
r. U. will be held with Mrs. A. A.
Stone, on Saturday next. at 3 o'clock.
A term of the district court for this
county convened yesterday, Judge
Brown presiding. The term will not
be Il long one.
DIR. J. w. Harris, the dentist, will
leave Morris next Monday, to be gone
a few weeks. Fin need Of work call
upon him this week.
The Grand Army Encampment
will be the grandest event Of the
season. Everybody should plan to
celebrate at that time.
The east bound day passenger train
on the Manitoba road now stops ut
Morris for dinner. The change Is
very satisfactory to everybody.
Many of the greatest orators of the
northwest will he in Morris during
the Eucampment. Attend the En-
esmpment if you wish to hear them.
Moses Elmer, w T. Horton, liver
Iverson aud s. B. Smith have each
favored us with payments upon sub
scription acc cunt during the week
There will be 100000 worth of fire
works used here at the June Encamp-
meat, There will be the grandest
pyrotechnic display ever seen i'll the
state.
Reduced rates have been secured
upon the railroads for those WHO will
attend the q, 4. r. Encampment. One
and one-ffth fare for the round trip is
the price fixed.
Remember that the grand legion OF
the Select knights will meet in Nor
ris during the Encampment. Here is
another important feature in the big
time that is coming
Mrs. Nelson barrow and Mas Ella
Burnett were thrown from . buggy
on Monday by a runaway horse, The
latter was seriously injured; the
former not so seriously.
"Tommy" Harris, son of DR.. Harris
the dentist, is now the youngest
member of the village library, His
membership card dates from the
time he was five days old.
The young lady who prepared that
coat for the young gentlemen Of Nor
ris last week is greatly pleased to see
80 many trying it on and 70 notice
how sBugly it fits come Of them.
Service In the Methodist church
next Sabbath, at 1880 A. NJ. Sub
ieet-"Evidcnces OF Christianity"
Ats.O0 P. M. STRAIGHTFORWARD OF
Characters of Abrshsju and Lot"
Mr.. Elmer is greatly eiated over
the lots in Minneapolis which he &C.
cured when lie sold the Metropolitan.
Many Of his visions of the future
wealth now center ABOUT those lots.
Last Friday night L. Il. Fessss Per
eeived a telegram telling him Of the
death, of his father, Ira Pearce Of AL
iegany Co. New YORK. Mr.. Pearce
left on SATURDAY to attend the funeral.
Last Friday Charley BurPae was
kicked In the stomach by q colt five
DAVIS old and made to feel the necessi.
ty of season of rest aud recuperation
The only fault Charley finds Is with
the age of the colt,
At the close of the Democratic esun,
ty ceayention last Saturday . tariff
reform cias was organized with TWEEN
ty five OF thirty members. Jno. Ma
ginnis was elected chairman and Geo
NJ. Giltinan, secretary.
Write winged peace hoyers abou
I'm the political atmosphere OF Steven
county. East Saturday both the Re
publican and Democratic county con
vent;ons were held at the same tim
and place and there was never
clash. "
A prohibition meeting will be hell
in the Twampiy school house In tn
town of NJ orris OIL Friday evening 0
this week, May 18th, Hndef tlfe aus
pieces of the Morris Prohibition Ciuk
Music will be furnished by the Fisl
male quartette.
For the first time in the paiitiGa
history of this county, there was i
scarcity of candidates at the Republi
can convention last Saturday. Their
were nine delegates and three alter
mates to be elected and it was Difficult
to find twelve men who were willin
to be elected.