Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-10-03
LOCALS.
Norris Market.


The following is the market price
for wheat to-day: No. l Hard, Sl.O1;
No.lSorthern,9 8; No. 2Northern, IS;
No. 8 Northern, IS; Rejected, g.
Oats, 20 q %.
Ode to the printer-a dollar and q
half.
Wanted,-A good girl for general
Homework. Apply to Mrs. Z. Flat
ner.
The award of premiums at the
county fair will be found in another
column.
Look after the chimneys this fine
weather, and save serious loss
thereby.
P.A Mccarthy & Co. have moved
into their new office on Pacific avenue
and are all ready for business.
Wheat, one dollar and one in Nor
ris, and all the farmers are shouting:
"Let- observation-disclosures"
Hon. Chas. Canning, the Demo-
cratic Alliance candidate for congress,
is expected to speak in Morris either
this week or next.
The John Walsh Bottliug Works,
of Morris, is now carbonizing and
bottling "Miniwaste," the Browns
Valley mineral water.
AS election time approaches remem-
Der that the TRIBUNE is prepared to
print election tickets of all political
shades. Leave your orders early.
Charles Wilson desires, through
the TRIBUNE, to return his thanks to
the citizens of Morris for their efforts
in saving his household goods at the
the fire of last Wednesday.
William Morris, who resided here
for ten years and who removed TO
Minneapolis last spring, has returned.
He says there is no place like Morris
after all. Sensible. Welcome back.
w. NJ.
Mr.. Milo Camp informs us that it
colts and seven Polled Angus ~heifsEs
on exhibition at the county fair, but
business which he was obliged to at
tend to prevented him from doing so.
Three movers wagons, with men
women and children, household
goods, COWS, and several head OF
other cattle and sheep, passed through
our village on Saturday. They were
moving from the vicinity of Water
town, and were on their way to Todd
county, this state.
r. Warner Davidson and Miss
Maria NJ. Pyle, were married at
Minneapolis on the 25th of September
The ceremony was performed by Rev
K.F. Norris. Mr.. Davidson is well
known in this county, having been
resident here for number of years
and the TRIBUNE joins with his
many friends in extending their con
gratulatisns. ..
South OrtonvilIe has q first class
domestic sensation. Last week thu
wife of John Campbell, q young ane
worthy Irishwoman eIoped with an
other man, taking along with he
44O0 of Johns hard earnings. Thu
faithless wifes, maiden name wa
Murphy, daughter of the landlord o
the Jones house, and was married
about one year ago. -~-n~
Our ride to Graceviile with r. ]
Halllast Wednesday, although th
day was cold and disagreeable, wa
enjoyed by,ns. The relating by r
J. of his experience in this country il
early times, when he used to driv
over these bleak prairies-like" blaste
heathsn-accompanied bya detail {
Indians, was interesting, and we fol
got all about the disagreeable weathe
Vermont, New Hampshire, Mary
land, Pennsylvania, have been visite
by severe snow storms during th
past week, while here ladies apes
on our streets in white summer dres
es protected from the suns hot ray
by parasoIs. That's the difference b
tween the climate in this part Of Mil
nesota and the climate of those snow
bound, frozen-up eastern states.
Hon. E. NJ. Wilson, the Democrat
candidate for Governor of this stat
arrived in Morris on Monday. Z
was met at the train by the local D
"a r. "a
mocracy and the cornet band and e
corted to the Metropolitan hotel.
the evening he addressed the Peep
at the court house, and was greet
with a crowded house. Els spec,
was an able, clear arid candid press
tation of the tariff question from t
Democratic standpoint, and was w
received by his hearers. 1t was g
tirely free from personalities a
abuse-in striking contrast to thess
dress of the gentleman from Bost
who was here las9 weekend ev
Republicans were pleased with
address, though they cannot agl
with his views.