Morris tribune., 1888-08-01
LOCALS.

LOCALS.
A. X. Gray was in town on Sunday
last.
IA public newspaper is a private
trust"
Hon. II. w. Stone returned from st.
Paul last Friday.
I'D. Good received car load OF
Irvine on Monday.
Chas. w. Rohne was in town on
Saturday and Sunday.
A. s. Crossfield, Browns Valley,
was in town yesterday.
House & Youngq list lost valuable
horse on Monday night.
House Il Youngquist received a car
load of threshers last week.
There have been numerous refresh
ing showers during the week.
Republican caucus on Friday night.
Every Republican should attend.
Remember the Republican county
convention for Saturday afternoon.
There was pony race on Monday
evening. Atwood's pony didn't win.
Hon. Albert Schefer will be in
Morris to speak next Saturday fore
noon.
There may be few business chang
es to report in the village during the
next few weeks.
A large number Of self binders have
been taken from town during the
week by farmers.
The Morris base ball club has at
last won a game. The club played at
Donnelly and came out ahead.
Hail struck in the vicinity Of
Browns Valley last Sunday, doing
considerable damage to crops.
The band gave the citizens Of Morris
a rare treat last Saturday evening In
the way of an open air concert.
Kon. J. D. Good, wife and daughter
are now on their way to Mr.. Goods
former home in Pennsylvania for
brief visit.
A Republican caucus for the town
of Morris will be held at the school
house In district No. on Friday at
O'Clock P. Nj.
Found, a bundle Of dry goods.
Owner can have same by calling at
the residence of o. F. Tewksbury
and proving property.
Now 10 the time to place your adj
vertisements for Fall trade. The man
who advertiseth not Is the one who
gets left in the long run.
Many of the freight trains passing
westward seem to carry more tramps
than OF any other kind Of freight.
Trsmps are all D. Fl. too.
There was a wreck upon the Water
town division of the Manitoba road
last Saturday Six cars loaded with
ties were badly smashed.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
v. F. schmol1 on Saturday last.
Mrs. Schmon is a sister Of Mrs. J. D.
Gillespie will, whom she has been
visiting for few weeks past.
Although this has been considered
. late season, grain will be ready to
cut at the usual time. Harvest work
will be generally commenced next
week. Some grain is ready for the
binder now.
A year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Diedrich died on Sundry and
was buried on Monday of this week.
The sympathy Of many friends Is ex-
tended to the family in this time of
bereavement.
A few farmers in the town OF
Stevens have lost their crops by hail.
Some of them have lost SO heavily
that they are in need of financial as.
sistance. Let those who are charita-
bly, disposed bear this fact In mind.
John Olson, of Horse Shoe Lake,
thought last week that one of his
horses had been stolen and began
search for the horse and the thief
It was soon found that the horse had
only strayed as it was found safe an6
eound upon the farm of neighbol
near by.
A man who has tried it says thai
wooden posts treated as follows, at 9
cost OF two cents piece, will last st
long that the party adopting 1t viii
not live to see his posts decay. TAXI
boiled lInseed oil, and stir in pulvsr
lied charcoal to the consistency o
paint, and put coat over the timber
The HiIburn Concert Company will
give an entertainment In Morris mex
Monday evening, under the auspice
of the w. G. T. U. The company ha
many very fiattering recommends
tions from both press and public an.
is undoubtedly good one. Al
should hear them. An experienced
piano tuner is with them and thos
desiring his services can secure them
The Democrats had a county con
vention of the court house last Satur
day. They elected John Maginnis, I
e. Psarce and j. G. Hancock to at
tend the approaching state conven
ton and r. M. Richardson, J. Chris
Hanson and M. p. McNally to atten.
the congressional convention soon t
be held at Fergus Falls. A resolution