Morris tribune., 1888-07-18
LOCALS.


session on Monday.
Last week r. G.. Jefferson bought
from L. H. Stanton fine lot ofyoung
cattle and colts.
Mrs. Ward Stone entertained a
number OF her many lady friends ut
tea yesterday evening.
LOST, A black wove shoulder
shawl. Finder will please leave the
shawl with w. J. Munro.
The w. c. 7. U. will meet with
Mrs. Hill Saturday afternoon at )
O'Clock. All are invited.
Tramps should be made to move
on. No good will come of their be-
ing permitted to stay about town.
A report of that solid and well
known institution, the Stevens Coun-
ty Bank, appears III another column.
A communication has been received
from J. .. Barrett, of Browns Valley,
which Is necessarily held over till
next week.
Beekeepers say that honey from
apple blossoms Is the purest and
clearest derived from any flower. 1t
will run like water.
The school house in District No. 5
in Framnas was struck by lightning
last Friday evening and was damaged
to the extent Of $50 90
J.D. Good has pure MANILA bind
ing Irvine for sale cheap. He says
his cash bid was the lowest given to
the Alliance at the recent meeting.
The latest wrinkle in manners is
this: To show great politeness, adj
vance one step and bow; to show the
reverse sentiment, draw back step
and bow.
Mrs. 2. Caswell wishes to thank
the many kind friends, in behalf of
Mrs. Miller and herself, for their as
sistance and sympathy in their late
bereavement.
&C. Thorpe and Iver TolIefson
have formed eo-partnership and
have bought 4. K. Gray's drug store
at HANCOCK. The new firm Ia sure to
meet with success.
Sd. Good has lately received q
large lot of new furniture of the most
modern kinds. Mr.. Goods stock Is
complete, also, in other lines as WELL
His stock of groceries and hardware
is unusually complete.
The busy season tor the farmer
has already opened. The work oil
haying is under way and harvesting
stacking, threshing, blowing. and the
almost endless round of Fall wefk
will follow in quick succession.
An exchange gsts off the following;
The man who goes fishing and sits In
a cramp inviting posture from morn
in~ IL evening and calls it fun, is thu
who never goes to church be
ca, use the pews are SO uncomfortable
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Finnegan enter
tanned large company of theil
friends at their residence in the towr
of synnss last Friday evening, Dane
ing was the principal feature and
more than ordinarily pleasant time Ii
reported. r..
Nut culture 10 beginning to attrac
attention in Georgia, One man ha
more than one thousand paeaa tree
planted and as many English Yat
nuts now just coming into bearing
Can not something In this line b
done to advantage here?
A great deal Of breaking has beef
done in the various parts Of th
county which means . largely in
creased acreage in crops for mex
season. This county - deyeIopin
rapidly and all improvements mad
are of permanent character.
Miss Nellie Murphy, daughter x
Mrs. Ring, died last Saturday after
noon and was hHried on Monday
The family was In Strengthened cil
sumstances, but friends interests
themselves and provided coffin an
everything necessary for respectabl
burial.
Mrs. Wells, nationsI organizer Il
the w. G. r. u. lectHEed i'm til
Methodist church last Sunday eVei
ing and in Agency Hall the evenin
following. She is an able woman an
pleasing speaker. Her lectures al
intended to benefit the Prohibitio
or third party movement.
A Fair was held at Haneaek ia
saturday. The stock exhibition WI
very fine and was witnessed by
great many psopls. The exhibit
the Pope & Stevens County Breeder
Association was especially fin
These Fairs will be continued
suitable intervals during the sun
mer.
G.. e. Camp has returned from Lod
Wis. with . number OF valuab
horses. On his return trip, MF. Can
met with one serious loss. "Exte
dern, an exceedingly valuable regi
tered sfambrino stallion. was owe
come with heat In the car that b
day last week and dIsd. His 9th
horses made the trip safely,