The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-12-13
THURSDAY. Dec. 13th.lSsS. Nc
SUN q Fam S.

The prices Of wheat in Morris to-
day are: No. / hard. Sl.03; No. l
northern, sl.00; No. 2 northern, ; 30
Extra tables, heavily laden with
holiday goods, are arranged in every
store.
The United Workmen and families
enjoyed sociable time together at
their hall last Tuesday evening.
A photograph gallery has been
started over c. J. Croonqaist's store
by Messrs. Carlson & Wold, OF viii
mar.
II. RYAN found . sack of flom on
the road recently. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
charges.
A marriage license was issued on
Tuesday last to Mr., Jas. Robertson.
of Cass county, Oak. and Miss Ma.
thilda Dubry, Of this county.
Some very much needed repairs,
which will add to the comfort of the
county officials, have been made on
the court house furnace this week.
Last Saturday was the feast of the
immaculate Conception. 1t being IA
holiday of obligation iii the Catholic
church, high mass was celebrated at
the usual hour
The G. T. a. society will hold "A
meeting at the Catholic church next
Sunday immediately after mass. Can
didates for office for the ensuing year
will be nominated.
E. 81. Holman has just received
two car loads of goods for his flour
and feed store. For list of what he
keeps in stock read his new ad In
another column.g
According the report of the state
superintendent of public instruction
the amount of state mill tax (for
school purposes) received by Stevens
county is S2.006.04.
There was an interesting horse
race at the fair grounds last Thurs
day afternoon between a pony of NJ.
Igo's and Max Forbes'and Black Dla..
mond. 1t was won by the former.
Have you been fishing perch! If
not you are not up to the times. L.
is call the CO. now. And d string of
less than 200, according to the tfish)
stories, is an uncommon thing. They
were all out Sun-well, early this
week.
The time on the L. F. & D. branch
has been changed, much to the Con-
yeuience of the travelling public.
Under the new time the regular train
makes but one trip one Way a day,
leaving here at 6:45 a. m. 1t arrives
here at S:45 p. N.
Over in Traverse county s. w.
Frasier was elected clerk of court by
A plurality-and his election is now
being contested by his defeated oppo
nent. The Office of register of deeds,
to which A. NJ. Graham was elected
by plurality, is also being contested
fer. Attorney Flaherty of this village
is interested in both cases-for Fra.
sier and against Graham.
Since the marriage a failure topic
has been worn out and reduced to
pulp. the country is now to be deluged
with the discussion of dancing.
Whether the dancing is proper or not.
if so, when, where ON what charter,
or how many hours, and iii what style
of dress. Rev. G. S. Nickerson opens
the ball, andls most proper with an
Endorsement of dancing.
He says it is natural, innocent,
beautiful. That is. square dances.
where people move gracefully and
merely touch finger tips. He says
hugging should be done at home,
therefore the waltz is banished from
Mr.. Nickerson's congregation. But
high neck, IL o'clock, square-cornered,
long metre dancing he Thoroughly
approves.-Minneapolis Tribune.
The illustrated album of biography
Of Pope and Stevens counties is out.
The agent has been in the vicinity
during the past wenk delivering it &c
subscribers. It is a handsome volume
well bound and well printed on the
very best paper. From mechanical
standpoint it is perfection. The
book contains biographies of the pres
idents, a history Of Minnesota and
short historical sketches and biog
raphies Of the leading citizen,
of Pope and Stevens counties
It is not such history Of
Stevens county as subscribers. expect
ed and on this account they are quite
generally disappointed, and many
have refused to accept the book. The
company has orders for several hun
dred in the county and there has beer
Emusic in tho Dir" since deliye,
was commenced