The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-06-14
THURSDAY, June IA, 1888. No. Is.
BRIEFLY SPOKEN.

Joe. Meir desires to sell his lime
kiln property at Donnelly. A golden
opportunity for good investment.
The saloons remain open day and
night during the encampment.
Mrs. Laura G.. Fixon, who as
speaker is very highly spoken OF, gives
q temperance lecture at the Congre-
gational church tomorrow evening.
Chas. Camp, Gene Atwood, Jas.
McCanney and JAS. Delahunt took in
the Fergus Falls G. A. b. enoamp-
ment.
Frank Wilcox, of this place, and
AL. Stewart, of Morris, are members
Of a fishing party that started We'd
nesday for Green Lake, near Willmar
for a few days sport.-Olive Branch.
The Montevideo Commercial,
flourishing representative of the IN
terests of democracy, is a welcome
addition TO our exchange list.
.BeIkln's trotter took End, prize
at the Fergus Falls races last week.
On Tuesday afternoon farm team
belonging to L. II. Hushor became
frightened by the playing OF the band
and ran away, taking a course through
main street and then homeward.
Although the street was densely
crowded at the time nobody was in.
jured. The team was caught few
miles from town.
Thos. A. Callahan. chief of the fire
department, warns all persons against
entering the engine house or medc-
ling with the apparatus. The depart
ment has been caused great deal OF
ANNOYANCE by parties entering un.
authorized and carrying away ladders
and other things from the engine
house.
Milo Camp to the alliance: Let
those who wish to know the workings
Of the alliance take THE Sun and read
it. If there are any who are such
radical republicans and SO begoted
that they Will not read THE Sun we
do not want them in the alliance.
David Elmquist, of Litchheld, spent
couple of days in Morris last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Berkin last Thursday after.
noon. The proud father has worn
such paternal smile ever since as to
make happy all with whom he comes
in contact.
At a meeting of the school board
last Wednesday evening, Miss Agnes
Torpey wa schosen teacher for the
grammar department Of our city
schools for the ensuing year.
Are you in need of good sewing
machine. If so. you can buy one at
THE Sun Office "dirt cheap" for cash
If you have any intention of buying
machine you shouldn't miss this
chance.
Rev. J. P. Pinkham delivered 9
prohibition lecture at the Congrega
tional church last Tuesday evening
It is needless to say that this eloquent
speaker attracted large audience
for whether co.workers in the cause
or of some other political creed al
who ever heard him speak have beer
captivated by his eloquence. And
his discourse last Tuesday evening
par excellence, was equal to, if no
above, any Of his lectures given her
before.
Mrs. E. G. p. Sanderson arrived il
ris the latter part of last week.
The balance Of power, which de
feated the resolution for THE Sun il
the alliance meeting last Saturday
being controlled by polfcied ones
not anti-SUN men-we accept the yer
complimentary vote as an endorse
ment of this papers course in tn
past.
The new steam engine which tn
manufacturers are endeavoring t
exchange with this village for it's oil
engine and 1900 arrived on Tuesda
and was tested yesterday forenoon
It is q model of mechanism and di
splendid work. It threw water .
least fifty feet above Delays elev'
tor. The exhibition is satisfaction,
to the council committee and it
likely that an exchange will be made
At tho regular annual election {
Division No. ! A. .. III. the followin
officers were elected for the the ems,
ing year: County delegate, F.
Newell; president, s. A. Flahert,
vice president, VIM. Logue; recor,
ing secretary, Timothy Murph
financial secretary, s.. c. Murph
treasurer, T. J. Moore; sergeant
arms, NJ. J. Foley; door keeper, ia
u McCanney; marshal, 7: E. Colaha