The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-03-29

Srn. ol.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Gracsville has dramatic club.
Mrs. O'Conner's rattle and dance at
Agency hall next Monday night.
The w. c. T. L. meets with Mrs.
.. b. Fuller March 81, at O'Clock.
Writing tablets for school children
now on hand at this Office.
FOR SALE-A fresh milch COW by
Wolff i Theole Bros.
FORSALE:-Ase secondhand seedar.
Inquire at c. J. Elmquist's or this
office.
BORN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Noting on March %, a son, stand
ard weight.
Browns Valley wants a new bridge
across the Manitoba river At that
place.
stevens County is entitled to three
delegates to the democratic and re-
publican conventions soon to be held.
Browns Valley has been for some
time past supplied with wood by the
Indians Oh the reservation.
Col. Copeland, the prince of orators
next Tuesday night at the court
house in one Of his inimitable lectures
Read the advertisement of Miss
Belle NJ. Bradleys new Millinery
store. You will find the al right over
\ there. Eg
M Foley has 40 tors Of good hay
three miles from town which he Will
ssll at $50 ton in the stack.
Among the new ads of Importance
to our readers is that of E. H. Holl
man on this page and that of Elsham
and Kemp on 3rd page.
4 Painful accidt nts on ice covered
side walks are apt to be frequent this
j spring if close attention is not given
: 10 keeping them clear.
THE Sun would tell its readers
something Of the "late storm, last
week. il it was not aware that they
know all about it.
There will be a vacation in the
high school next week to give those
SO desiring an opportunity to attend
teachers examination,
Mrs. Whitley has just received
the largest, finest and cheapest stock
of spring millinery goods ever ship
ned west of Minneapolis. 1914
LOsT:-One white Lavrick Setter
dog, has black spot on one side and
ear. answers to name Prince. A libe-
raj reward will be given forhis return
to this Office.
II. Whitley will move his family
from his elegant residence on the
west side to the rooms over his store.
Increased business demanded the
change.
by the liberal patronage OF its adj
vertising columns THE Sun is shown
to be the peoples paper Advertise
in it and get good returns for the
money invested.
Mrs. Whitley invites the Ladies
of Morris and vicinity to call and ex
anime her very extensive stock Of
White goods. Embroideries, Laces
and Ladies' underwear. 1914
An exceedingly enjoyable and very
profitable sociable was given las
evening at the residence Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chas Olson, by the ladies OF thu
Norwegian Lutheran church. Their
was a large gathering present.
Stevens county is now to be con
graduated on the possession of ver'
handsome set of scales, weights ant
measures ,costingprobably about three
hundred dollars. The wonder nov
will be how we ever managed so Ion,
without them.
On this page will be found the an
nouncement Of Miss Belle NJ. Bradley
Of & grand Easter and Spring openin
of Millinery goods at her delightful
parlors on April sth. All our lad
readers will find something OF inter
est to them In this announcement.
BY painful experience this winte
many of the citizens of these part
have learned a good lesson-the nj
cesslty of supplying themselves wit
wood enough to last during the win
ter. Many Of the farmers will +
seen purchasing wood by the car loa
next fall and hauling it home befo1
The winter begins.
e. T. Lightbourn, who has for Sc
eral years farmed in Rendsville an
is well known in this community, WI
joined with Miss Nellie Hawkins
the holy bonds Of matrimony at 5
Paul on Thursday last. Mr.. Ligh
bourne's many friends here wish hi
and bride prosperous and happy lii
together.
Col. l.. F. Copeland who is annoul
ced to Lecture at the Court Hous
Tuesday evening next is a Lawyer I
South Bend, Ind, of almost nations
reputation. He is one Of the mo-
brilliant and entertaining speakers {
che American platform, and is un
versally endorsed by press and publ
Tie is Justly called 1.-The Prince
Orators, and those who fail to he
him will miss rare treat. Read Il
advertisement inanother- column.