The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-03-15
BRIEFLY SPOKEN.

THURSDAY, Mch. Is. 1888. Ne.lo.
BRIEFLY SPOKEN.
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Tho prices of wheat in Morris to-
day are: No. hard. IS; No. north
ern, 81.
J.E. Danielson has new ad this
week.
Oysters in every style at John
Flynn's.
70 books with one years subscrip'
ton to TEE Sun for Sl.sO in advance.
Village election is over and peace
and quietude again reigns.
FOR SALE:-A secondhand seeder'
Inquire at c. J. Elmquist's or this
Office.
The Prince of Orators" Col. L. F.
Copeland is coming to Morris April
3rd.
Samuel Smith has been awarded
an increase in pension, dating from
June, 1854.
A large portion of subscriptions to
TIE Sun expire on or about January
LIST. This is a gentle reminder.
J. Christensen has number OF
thoroughbred Plymouth Roeh roost'
ers to sell, cheap.
For Justice Blanks OF any KIND
leave your orders at this Office. We
alsohandle all kinds of Pioneer Press
Blanks.
M. Foley has 40 tons of good hay
three miles from town which he Will
aell at SO. so a ton in the stack.
Revival meetings are being con-
Quoted at the NJ. E. Church with
marked success.
Wild geese were seen Yesterday
flying southwark. Whence did they
come and whether are they going!
The W. c. L. U. will give an en-
tertainment at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening. See
program elsewhere.
The newly elected officers of the
village are, on the whole. good smen,
who will no doubt conduct the affairs
of the village generally satisfactorily
to the the people.
The enterprising merchants Oh
Browns Valley found Unnecessary to
dispatch teams across the country to
transport merchandise from the
transfer of this place to their empty
shelves.
Madison Square Theatre Company
at Court House hall next Saturday
evening, In their great play, True
Irish Hearts-Reserved seats for
sale at Rhone's drug store.
The meeting of the Phoenix Fire
Company that was to be held last
Thursday evening was postponed on
account of the weather, and will be
held this evening at the engine house.
The consolidation of the Excelsior
and Cornet bands gives the boys an
excellent outfit in every respect, and
no plausible reason exists why the
new organization cannot become one
of the best in the Park Region.
Democracy in the village is knock
ed out, dead. is it! Well never mind
it will gather itself up with sufficient
strength to return the compliment in
good style in the next round. Our re-.
publicans friends will find that they
have a most awful lively corpse to
deal with before the year rolls by.
Arrangements have been made for
a grand celebration here next Satur-
day.-Dinner and Supper will be
served at Agency hall, and in the
evening, the play True Irish Hearts
will be presented at the Court House
hall by the Madison Square Theatre
Company. At the dinner grand
program will be carried out.
Emil Dunken, one of the popular
clerks for Wells Bros. & Hanson, was
unfortunate enough to have his right
foot severely crushed beneath the
wheels of a caboose last Monday
evening, He, with several friends,
was on the train and when it began
to move, jumped from the platform
of the car, but as the footing where
he alighted was very icy he slipped
back and was only saved from being
fatally crushed by the timely assis
lance of his friends.
The long established and vel
known millinery and ladies furnish
ing goods, store owned by Mrs. H
Whitley, has just been stocked VI
with one of the most complete assert
ments of ladies fancy goods; milllner!
goods of all kinds and best quality
fresh from the market. This has beel
added in addition to her formerl.
large stock and there is no doubt blu
:, what she carries just such goods a
), every lady needs. Do not fail to cal
at once. See her bargains elsewher
on gents unlaundried shirts. etc.
DIED--Fredrica, two year oil
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bun
mel, March 10th, 1888. The littl
one suffered from complication o
diseases and being so young was I'm
able to stand constant wearing on he
vitals. Everything that loving heart