The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-03-01
Read the new ad of A. \. Stone

Was u III th0 PoOAAS
schools on Friday.
The w. C. T. U. meets with Mrs.
A. DeKay next Saturday afternoon.
The Building Association meets
next Monday evening.
New Goods, Spring Styles, daily
expected at Wells Bros. & HaGson's
Democratic Caucus at Agency hall
next Saturday evening at s clock.
FOR SALE:-A second hand seeder.
Inquire at c. J. Elmquist's or this
office.
The west bound passenger train last
night was snow bound at this place
for several hours.
MI Foley has 40 tons of good hay
three miles from town which he Will
sell at SIS. so ton in the stack.
A large portion of subscriptions to
THE Sun expire On or about January
1st. This is gentle reminder.
st. Paul wants "a decent public
lib a-y." We extend cordial lnvi-
tatiun to them down there to eXam-
inc and pattern by ours.
The democratic village committee
met Yesterday and filed the vacancy
caused by the removal to GraceVilfe
of George Rowles by appointing II.
kerl.
Ga account Of the weather the
meeting of the Agricultu al Soclety,
to have been held last Saturday. was
postponed until next Saturday at
O'Clock p. IN.
AS will be seen by a notice else
were in these columns acaueus these
who are opposed to licensing of
saloons will be held at the engine
Ii us, next Saturday evening at f:5O
o'eo:k.
Preparations are still going on for
one of the grandest of celebrations
here on the 18th. Neighboring so
cIeties, of Gracevillp, C,ontarf and
Benson will be invited to participate.
Further particulars later.
The County Auditor calls our at
tention to slight error in our para
graph of last week concerning taxes,
when due, penalties, &c. e.. We
should have had it thirty cents on
each tract, for advertising and clerk
OF court fees, instead of twenty-seven
as given.
Little Retta, of the Madison Square
Theatre Company, has been sick With
the measles since leaving here: but
she is nearly well again, and will be
able to perform her interesting part
ON the companys return to Morris. on
the 18th.
Tho Woman's Missionary Society
of the Congregational Church will
hold it's annual meeting on Friday
March End, at o'clock p. m. with
Mesdames Butterfeld and jones, who
will give a Missionary Tta at $3.50, 10
which the gentlemen are invited.
Social throughout the evening.
Along The line of the summer rail
read running from Morris to Browns
Valley, Geo. l. Becker, is a "biggeI
man than old McGill,'' and if that
section does not run him for governor
: orcongress, the indications are al
wrong. Mr.. Becker was instrumental
in raising the blockade recently, or
the summer road menti0ned.-Orton
vile Heral ..Star.
A sociable was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Larson
last Saturday evening by the ladies
of the Norwegian Lutheran church
which was very pleasant event ant
a success financially. Friday even
ing was the time first appointed, bu
owing to the bad weather 1t was post
poned until the time first abov'
stated.
M. Iago and Charles Perkins 7olun
teered last week to open driv
upon Crystal Lake; and they did, i
In good shape, too. And now tn
fast stock of the village is being spe
upon it without imperiling the life
linn BIS of horse or driver as would b
the consequence of fast driving G
the highways while in their presen
condition.
In private letter to the editor, {
+. McFadden, who is conductor 0
the Canadian Pacific Ry. speaks {
TIE Sun in these complimentar
words: "Your paper comes REGULAR
and it always is interesting. Ia
Sun is the only country paper eve
saw that is worth reading one hume
red miles away from home or thu
would interest anyone who is M
acquainted in the place where it
published. There is not an item
THE Sun that is not read with ii
terest by everybody on the train.
A Subordinate Lodge /. o. 0.
was instituted at this place on Tue!
day night by Grand Secretary A.
Bolton, assisted by the Wilmar ar
Benson Lodges. The officers elects
~for the present term are: Able
j, DeKay. N. e.; EFT. Bevans. Vice G
E b. A. Pepper. r. s.; JAS. l'enniso
Treasurer. The Lodge starts O
well equipped, with charter mel
bership Of 81, and Its success is OF
az the inevitables as its members col
] yose some Of the best men of town