The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-04-12

The prices of wheat in Morris to-
day are: No. hard, 65; No. north
ern, g..
WANTED:--A girl for house work.
Apply to DR.. SUTHERLAND.
Will you observe Arbor Day, April
oSth. 1888!
The best seeder in the market for
safe nv y. r. SPURk.
sl.25, Cash, per hundred for old
rubbers. P. MCCLELLAN.
n. R. Spur & Co. have 40 bushels
of timothy seed for sale. LOT
We have one No. American Sew
ing machine to sell. Call anu get
figures if you want to buy.
W. II. Smith. painter, paperhanger
and calciminer, occupies space IN LIE
Sun this week. Look for his ad.
sl.00 per 100 pounds, paid for old
rubbers and arties by
oOtf JOHN FLYNN.
Thos. Callahan has on exhibition at
his ware house one of those new road
graders.
The Knights Templar gave another
very pleasant entertainment at their
hall last Friday night.
The County Commissioners met
this week. Proceedings will be given
in full next week.
Our machine men are preparing to
display their several large stocks of
all kinds of farm machinery.
Mrs. Whitley has just received
the largest, finest and cheapest stock
of spring millinery goods ever ship
NOD yyest of MINNEAPOLIS. 1914
The appointment of VIM. Hooper
as manager of the Dakota Elevator at
this place is matter of pleasant news
to his friends.
A meeting of the farmers alliance
of Darnen, will be held in the school
house III district No. 81, next Satur'
DAY afternoon at . clock.
Revival meetings in the Methodist
Church next week conducted by the
Minneapolis Revival Band. All are
most cordially invited to attend.
The advertisement of Robertson i
Nelson, Merchant Tailors, will appear
next week. In the mean time call Oh
them for prices.
Mrs. Whiteley invites the Ladies
Of Morris and vicinity to call and ex
anime her very extensive stock OF
White goods, Embroideries, Laces
and Ladies underwear. 10 IA
The Georgia Ministries gave an en-
tertainment at Agency hall last Fri
day evening. 1t was away above TIT
average minstrel shows given in thes'
parts. and we'll deserved the liberia
patronage accorded them.
Are you in need of a good sewing
machine. If so. you can buy one a
THE Sun Office "dirt cheap for cash
If YOU have any intention of buyiui
= machine you shouldn't miss TIL
chance.
Owing,to 4 change in the weathe
service signals a new pole is neede'
on which to raise the flags. The ex
pense Will be very little and tn
council will be asked to authorize tn
purchase and erectl on of suitabl
pole for the local service here.
For the year ending April lst,lsSs
the total receipts of the Morris pos
office for postage and box rent wa
s3,O77.22. Nothing shows the growt
and prosperity of town better tina
the business of its post office; ther'
fore. we have reason to feel great
encouraged by this excellent show
ing.
The committee appointed for tn;
purpose is making great success
soliciting subscriptions for the in
proyement of the grounds OF tt
Agricultural Society. A subscriptie
of s5. 90 to this fund entities the su
scriber to life membership in tt
society, giving him free adnaissie
always to the grounds.
By an increase of $4,000. 90 in j
capital stock The First Nation
Bank is now fully prepared to me
all demands for money by the neee
of this locality. Refer to the ad
the head of this column and see VIII
it is prepared to do in the way
loaning money, insuring, collectln
&C., &c.
MARRIED, March Goth, by Rev.
p. Robertson, Fred. D. Burrill al
Clarrissa O'Brien. The contractil
parties are well known to lar,
nuinber of our readers. and the
friends wish them a prosperous jou
n 7 through life. This item shou
have appeared last week but circul
stances preyented.