The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-07-05

BRIEFLY SPOKEN.
The prices of wheat in Morris to-
day are: No. l hard, 60 No. north
ern 81.
Old papers cents dozen at this
Office.
Chattel mortgage blanks at this
Office.
Township verified accounts for sale
at this office.
Read the new ads. They may con-
tain just what you are looking for.
ssTrans- continental chump. Cop.
wright applied for by the Tribune
devil.
We have one No. American Sew
ing machine to sell. Call and get
figures il you want to buy.
Evening service in the Congrega-
tional church have been discontinue
ed until further notice.
Farm produce Of all kinds. hay,
oats, potatoes, butter, eggs &c-taken
in payment Of subscriptions to The
Sun.
Quarterly Meeting services. of the
NJ. E. church, will commence next
Saturday. Services also Sunday
morning and evening.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Robertson has
arrived in Glasgow, Scotland. and are
ENJOYING themselves hugely. Such is
what Mr.. Robertson writes Rev.
Sanderson, of this place.
At meeting of Phoenix Fire Com.
pany last Monday evening G. H. Num-
10 was elected chief, and j. NJ.
Thompson, and O. F. Tewksbury as
sistants.
Owing to the excursion to Browns
Valley the picnic announced for Fris-
by's grove yesterday was abandoned
and one was held at Foss' Lake in
stead.
ne dSScSSOlS DOOh0 hoFS OSSh ~
turned to the auditor. AS rule they
in good shape, but there are enough
errors to entail upon the auditor con-
siderable tedious work in the correc-
tion of them.
A string of Morris horses were
taken to Graceville to compete for
the prizes that were given away
there. But were not given fair op
portunity to compete, and for no
known reason except that they were
too fast for the Graceville nags.
Poor Tribune! 1t has had coils
sion with a skunk, so it says. But
likely the skunk feels that it owes it
to the community to improve the
odor of our neighbor down the street,
and our people will thank the skunk
for the interest thus shown in their
behalf.
The project which has been much
discussed of having grand reunion
of all the Scandinavian soldiers of
the late war IS likely to be carried
out in Minneapolis September 10Th as
committees have been appointed and
the preliminary arrangements all
made looking toward that end. The
Exposition will then be open that a
special programme will be prepared
which will aid in entertaining the
guests of the occasion.
Ziba the three years old son of Mrs.
Neal Miller, of New Orleans, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Z.
Casweil, died at the residence of the
latter last Sunday afternoon, after an
illness of only twenty four hours.
Spinal meningitis was the cause.
The remains were taken to Litch.
field on Monday for interment, and
will be removed thence to New Or.
leans later.
The Northern Pacific Railway is
now doing an extensive summer tour
list business in connection with the
steamers running to Alaska. General
Passenger Agent Fee, has made a
large collection of native work and
curiosities from that wonderful count
try and will display them this fall a.
at the Minneapolis Exposition which
opens August 22d and closes Septem
Der Goth.
The officers of Crystal Lodge l. O.
o. F. were installed last Monday
evening by D. D. Grand Master S. K,
Gregg, as follows II. T. Bevans
noble grand; J. F. Edgecomb. vice
grand; j. A. johnson, recording sec
rotary; supporters to noble grand, H
S. Judson and A. Warner; supporters
to vice grand, A. G. Schultheis and
Geo. Reiss; scene supporters, G. J,
Croonquist and Ed. Holman; chap.
lain, E. T. Hill.
Children's Services were very ap.
propriately observed at the Method
list church last Sunday. The church
was very deliberately decorated with
flowers and other items suggestive
of the spring time of life. Laura
Thoele and Nora Fuller gave beauti.
full recitations and Essie Sutherland
responded to select reading. The past
or and superintendent conducted a re
sponsiye exercise of scripture and
song that was very interesting, after
which Rev. Sanderson delivered a
short edifying address,