Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-01-18

Snow shoes are in demand.

Snow shoes are in demand.
The stores in Morris now close ut
eight o'clock.
Only the tops of the trees are left
above the snow.
; The weather record is mt broken
We're All old sett er.
No mail from "Wednesday AFTERNOON
until Sunday afternoon.
The parior is probably the most fire.
uuented of all court rooms.
The delinquent tax list will appe' I
in the TRIBUNE next month. Z.
Good resolutions, like crying baby
at church, should he carried out.
No deaths are to he repories from,
this county as u result of the storm.
Rev. John Hinton, generai agent OF
the American Bible Society, is dead.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. W..
Randall on Tuesday, Jan. II, 1883, a
son.
VT. Miller, of Rendsville, is re-
ported to have lost a team during the
storm,
Water is scarce. This will not be
true next spring when this snow takes
it's departure.
wANTED,-AIore farmers for Stew
ems county. Exceptional induce
ments are offered.
The TRIBUNE has received u num-
Der of papers from Arthur Stednan
from San Antonio, Texas.
Girls don't eat arsenic. 1t will
whiten your complexion and VIII al
so produce clear, white tonihstones.
The toboggan slide is IL" longer IA
ne..e.sitv. There are snow drifts iii
all parts OF town that will answer the
purpose.
The aged mother of Mrs. J. Z.
Campbell is dead. She was ninety
years old and has been feeble for
some time.
A rea, deal of missionary work
may be done by All old overcoat that
is put upon poor man instead OF on ii
closet hook.
Have faith in your town and en-
thusiam for it aud both you and your
neiyhbors will conclude That your
life il worth living.
Can you suggest Il way III which
Morris can secure more manufacture
ing industries? Ii SD we are all wait
ing To hear from You.
Let's have II con>oii.ti'hI society.
All who have made All honest effort
to keep their sidewalks clear are
eligible to membership.
Hugh Munro will be barird III 81.
Paul to-day. His four "r"tn"r-, hi~
sister ami other reiati, e. All" ffiei'ds
will atten, the funeral.
SNOW is All excellent ierii''zef. Ii
shese arge drifts are ali anh'yanct'
now. derive consolation from tae TACT
that they mean big crops n,xt ;! ear.
A farmer WAS arrested at Lake City
for having his team standing urpro-
.ected OH the streets. A similar treat
ment might prove beneficial to some
here.
In this issue of the TRIBUNE APP
gears the financial statement OF
Stevens county for the year 1887
Peruse and preserve II. You VIII
some day want to refer to it.
Moses Elmer spent his time during
the storm telling stories of old tine
billiards. for the edification aud i'll
timidation of the SHOW bound travel
ing men at the Metropolita.'.
Whepe an Iraian dies, his relatives
see that all his debts are paid. Ih'
man who takes local paper for si1
or eight years without paying for IL
onpht to turn Indian and die.
Master Ferdinand DanIelson WA
thrown from q passing sleigh o'
Wednesday aud had leg broken oe
t,yeep the knee and hip. With goo'
are the boy is improving as rapid.
90 o,',td be- expected.
1t;sa lit tie strange how everybod.
will fly at tile ,,ditor when so'iieti''i
appears III the papsr that does no
please them, but whea something VI,
usually good is printed they vii
wo,.,er who wrote i,.--Herman Ell
terp-ise.
The county treasurer will De Il
Hancock Oh Monday and IuesaaS
February 9Th and It'll aud in Doii''eii
on Tuesday 14th. Citizens OF these VII
lagos will serve their own conveiilehc
lby planning to pay their taxes upo
the dates above mentioned.
Those travelling men who WEI
snow bound at the Metropolitan iila
congratulate themselves upon ti
fact that they had q more cOinfortab
=. and horre-Iike place in which to sta
Tran most of the belated travellers
the country. Very few hotels Gu
furnish as much real comfort to !
guests as the Metropolitan.
A house is no bome unless It co
tains food aud fire for the mind
well as the body. IL matters U
little what becomes Of the body
the mind is allowed to stagnat
sThere should be pleasing and !