Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-07-25
LOCALS.

LOCALS.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Hugl
Munro last Saturday.
House & Youngquist have q I'm
lot of young horses for sale.
Get ready for the county Fair. !
will be held Sept. 81 and %.
Fishing partiers are numerous
Hunting parties soon will be.
1t is very difficult to hum q hymn
tune while putting up stove pipe.
Wanted, a young lady to lesr'
dressmaking. Inquire of Mrs. J
Mcpherson.
The county commissioners are II
session this week. Proceedings will
appear hereafter.
Rev. John Hutchins gave bible
reading in the Congregational church
last Sunday evening.
H. w. Stone & Co. & Wells Bros
d Hanson shipped another car load o
cattle on Monday Of this week.
A bright, young boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Miles
one week ago to-day. All well.
j. F. Hartrich began bee keeping
last year with two swarms of bees
From those two swarm, he now has
sixteen.
There are one or two men in town
who are full as lazy as the dog who
leans his head against the fence
every time he barks.
It is proposed to take steps to Sc
cure the organization of republican
leagues in every township in the
county for work in this campaign.
Notice the call for the Republican
county convention printed elsewhere
in this issue. Candidates will now do
some able bodied hustling during the
next ten days.
J.E. Danielson has new machine
for fastening buttons On shoes. Ii
runs by foot power and is a dandy. 1t
takes but a few minutes to fasten on
All entire set of buttons.
Rev. E. G. P. SandersOn. pastor OF
the Methodist church of this place,
exchanged pulpits with his brother,
who is pastor of the Methodist church
at Glenwood, last Sunday.
Hail storms visited various parts OF
the state last week, but fortunately
no damage was done IN this vicinity
Crop prospect. in all parts of Stevens
county continue to lie first class.
E The Morris Cornet Band gave an
outdoor concert last evening, fur
nishing the people of the village with
some excellent music. The concert
will be repeated on Saturday evening
next.
A man once stole four hives Of bees,
carried them several miles, and dld
not get stung once; but if an honest
man had gone within ten feet OF the
hssx he would have been stung fifty
times. ~
Those people in adjoining counties
who have lost their crops by hail viii
doubtless have an opportunity u
learn by actual experience Of the ua'
reliability of the average nail In
surancs company.
Iftramps are allowed to congre'
gate and stay about town, some one
will probably have serious reasons Il
regret it before the season Is oyer
The gentry of leisure should be com
PEELED to move on.
The unearthly hour, A. NJ, a
which the L. F, & D. train leaves
Morris each morning, rather inter
feres with the summer resort business
at Glenwood from this point. Feopi'
like to resort, but.
Scarcely a day passes but What WI
hear of some accident to stock causes
by the deadly barbed wire fence. Fh
damage done yearly to stock wouit
almost make up the difference In tn
cost between it and other kinds o
Jence.
The placing OF $ new guide board
at all the cross roads and diverginl
points OF highways throughout tn
county would prove benefit Of n
sinai, proportions, which would b
appreciated by all travellers not wei
acquainted IN all places.
According to Professor Swing nth
coming man will be temperate, chast
merciful, just, generous, charitable
large-hearted, sweet-tempered, Chris
tian, good neighbor, and faithful
citizen" What nice time the CON
ing woman will .-Churchnal
we are living out-of-doors In sun
mer, and with some Of the window
open in the winter, The doctrine
WRfmSu-oScI suuhHauD biAu 4tF - us
clining to nothing. Nature has o
outdoors back OF her, and all on
doors is in the majority Cambrldg'
Mass, Tribune.
w. w. Goold of Winneconne, Wis
arrived this morning to visit b
brother John Gooid OF Scott. He r,
ports crops In Wis. looking we'll, 81
cept potatoes which are q faiiur
He also reports regular stampet
among THE Democrats there, O
stagers, who have voted the Dem
ocratic ticketfor generation comir
out squareIy for Harrison a Mortc
.,..d s.rofocfior s. X