Morris tribune., 1888-08-15
LOCALS.

Inc pTsSlEle ShAenSh o
to-day.
A young son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Duncan on
Friday last.
The annual meeting of the w. G. I.
U. for the election Of officers will Dc
held with Mrs. DeKay on Saturday
at three o'clock.
Harrison hats are getting very
popular in Morris. A large invoice
arrived la.tThursday and the boys are
putting on lots of style.
The weather has been about one
aud one-half shades worse than none
at all. Fortunately Minnesota Is not
afflicted this way very often.
A bill poster has decorated many
portions of the town with attractive
paper in the interest of the State
Fair and Minneapolis Exposition.
Mr.. Alfred Setterlund of Traverse
county is a candidate for representa-
tive to the legislature from this dis
triet. Mr.. s. is highly spoken OF by
those who knew him best.
The Logan club had meeting last
night and elected E. J. Jones, presl-
don't. and Lon. HOLSTER, secretary.
The club, with band. will meet Mr..
Horn at the train on his arrival here.
The Litchfield News Ledger says
that wheat In that part of the county
is not going to turn out as heavy as IL
rave promise three weeks ago, owing
to the wet and hot weather OF two
weeks ago.
DON'T let even the WEAKNESS result
ing fir om days labor in the harvest
field keep you from attending the he
publican rally next Friday evening.
Ifyou miss this opportunity for hear
ing Mr.. Horn and Mr.. Comstock you
will surely regret it.
There will be special meeting OF
the stockholders of the Morris Loan
& Building Association next Monday
evening, at the office Of the stevens
Co. Abstract & Real Estate Agency.
All members should he present as
important business is to be transacted.
A local board of the American
Building and Loan Association, OIL
Minneapolis, has been organized mere
r.. w. Randall has been elected presi-
dent; J. A. Johnson, secretary, ana
WI. Colyer, treasurer. Fifty six
shares of stock have been subscribed
for and taken.
The Contra Minnesota Fair Asso
citation, st. Cloud, Mimi, Sept. H.
10, 20 and 81 is open to the world 1ol
competition this year, and ind1ca'
tions are that it will excel anything
of the kind ever held in Northern
Minnesota. E. g. Mills Is Secretary
and INVITES everybody to write for
particulars.
At least one of the large mills II
Minneapolis is being fitted with new
machinery. The noiseless gear ant
the middlings purifier invented b
Ward Stone Of this place are being
used. Mr.. Stone has been III Mime
apolis during the week giving person
al supervision to the putting In OF thi
,a,, ma ,hiuorv
Mr.. FL. Mackey and wife, with |
party of friends of Minneapolis, ar
rived here on the 2:30 train Friday
morning. for the purpose of spending
a short time onMr. Mackey's fine farm
eight miles west of here, where tn
gentlemen intend to have lots Of ful
shooting prairie chickens. They ar
fully equipped for the sport, and n
doubt will have royal good time; a
iesst we hope so.
On Monday Mrs. Curtis, residin
in the house of Michael Iago of DaI
men township, swore out a warran
before Justice Hutchins against lag
for assault and battery. The cas-
came up before the above justice an
was tried by jury, who found lag
guilty and recommended him to th
mercy of the court. The Court merc
fully fined him $25 and costs. Gas
appealed to district court. The pr
ceedings grew out of an attempt Q
part of Iago to get possession of Il
house in which Mrs. Curtis was IL
ing, Iago putting her out by fore