The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-03-08

Village for steam Touring mill.
The fuel supply at Browns Valley
is about exhausted; SO says the Trib'
une.
There will be an extensive elnigra-
tion TO Washington Territory from
this place in the spring.
FOR SALE:-A second hand seeder.
Inquire at C. J. ElmQuist's or this
office.
NJ. J. Foley la 40 tons of good hay
three miles from town which he will
sell at $3.50 ton in the stack.
.sProhibition some other year, next
wear. not this year is a favorite
local motto nowadays.
4 large portion of subscriptions to
THE Sun expire on or about January
LIST. This is gentle reminder.
Crystal Lodge No. 49,, /. Q. 0. F.
meets every Monday evening in the
old Masonic hall.
A caucus Of the voters of Darnen
township will be held in the school
house, district No. Z Eext Saturday
evening.
For Justice Blanks Of any kind
leave your orders at this Office. We
alsohandIs all kinds OF Pioneer Press
Blanks.
For the earliest report OF any cleo
ton in the county we will give 10 the
reporter SIX months subscription to
THE Sun.
There is dish of poison prepared
for ali dogs that visit the Spooner
farm. Any one that has a valuable
canine had better take care of the
same. y
c. CogeI & Co. received seven car
loads Of wood last night. which averts
wood famine during tie llockad e
now threatened-for a few days at
least.
The n. P. rotary plow arrived in
Morris, over the L. f. 4 D, Monday
evening, but, contrary to expecta-
tions, it did not do any work on the
Brows Valley branch. and returned
TO Little Falls the next morning.
The W. C. T. U. meets with Mrs.
Tairbank or Saturday afternoon of
this week. All members are request
ed to be present rs new officers are to
he elected. Meeting commences at
: o'clock sharp.
Thomas 4. Callahan has secured the
agency for the Improved Road Max
ing Machine. which IS claimed to be
the lest on the market, and he is pre-
pared TO sell on the best possible
terms to all intending to buy such Il
machine this season. He has q new
al. elsewhere in these columns.
Hancock supports an excellent
home talent Dramatic Company. 1t
has presented to the people of that
place, the play Hal Hazard, and the
entertainment is highly spoken by
those who witnessed it. The Company
Will give the same play at the same
place next Thursday evening.
B. J. Van Valkenburg does not
belong to the G. A. r. but was d
gallant soldier all the same, and we
believe. ranks any of the local
Veterans. The Tribune's pueIile
twaddle about democratic opposition
to G.. A. r. interests, and by that we
mean the interests of the Union SOL
dier, will amuse those 1t does not
disgust.
Mrs. Mary O'Conner requests US to
state that the rattle on the gold head
ed cane, which has necessarily been
postponed from time to time owing to
the severity of the winter, will be
held in connection with q dance on
the evening of Easter Monday. She
regrets, very much, this delay, and
disappointment to ticket holders. and
says positively there will be no fur
Their postponement.
The enterprising firm of Wells
Bros. & Hanson have just received
their mammoth stock of Spring Goods
direct from the East. They have not
passed through the hands of a halt
dozen middlemen, but are fresh from
the market, and of the very best per-
sonal selection. These goods are
shorn of the additional jobbers profit
and will be sold within the reach OF
every one. Do not procrastinate, but
call on them, examine their goods
purchase what you want and &C
home happy.
The committee having charge Of
the dinner, for st Patrick's Day, very
respectfully, yet earnestly, invite al
their friends in the city and country
to lend helping hand A credita-
BILE celebration will be held in Morri!
on that day and grand dinner must
be given. Therefore any eatables
you may see fit to donate on that oc-
cassion will be very thankfully re
ceived by the committee and all sucl
fayors will be highly appreciated b,
them. Bring along your grub thel
and We will all feast and spend TAI
day in manner befitting the memo
ry Of Ireland's patron saint.