Morris tribune., 1888-03-21
LOCALS.


we'll.
DR.. and Mrs. Sutherland enter
tained company of friends last Fri
day evening.
Tuesday evening Apr. 5rd, at court
house hall, is date and place OF COL
Copelands lecture.
Fielder B. Chew has gone to Duluth.
The village election made him sigh
for other fields of labor.
A son arrived Mt the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Elsham one week ago
this morning. All we'll.
The Boston One Price Clothing
House, st. Paul, has u new ad IN
another column. 1t is worth perusing.
Owing to the illness OF commits
sioner Hutchins, the usual March
meeting of the county commissioners
has been postponed.
We have received II communication
from "Republican," which lack OF
time compels us to omit this week.
1t will appear III our next, however.
A. c.. Mackenzie and G. A. Daniel
son, of Eldorado, were among our
callers yesterday. Mr.. Danielson adj
ded his name to the TRIBUNE's list
for the coming year.
The Metropolitan Hotel laundry on
Sixth street caught fire about seven
o'clock this morning, and was totally
destroyed. The loss is several hum
dred dollars, with no insurance,
Henry Hutchins is seriously i'll. He
was first attacked with lnt1ammatory
rheumatism and since then painters
collie has also set in. His speedy re-
covery is sincerely hoped for by his
many friends.
The man who does not subscribe for
his local newspaper. and yet is al
ways reading one paid for by his
neighbor or fellow townsman, is
guilty of one of the meanest little
sneak acts known. His sole ideas of
public enterprise would not make q
gun wad.-EXchange.
The types last week caused US to
omit two names from the list of
cpuncllors-G. w. Vaughan and
w. H. Rogers. Such "breaks" are
annoying to all and humiliating to the
editor, but when they occur all we
can do about 1t il to make the neces-
sary corrections the following week.
There were union services in the
CONGREGATIONAL church last Sunday
evening under the auspices of the w.
q. T.. U. \ brief lecture was given by
G.. E. St. John showing the effects OF
alcohol upon the human system and
Rev. E.. P. Robertson talked enter
tainly and foEcitiy upon the moral
side of the temperance question.
Music was furnished by the Fisk
Male Quartet and orchestra. The at
tendance was large.
There are few about town wA0 are
inclined to join the army of croakers.
Don't do it, stand by the town. When
any one comes here and makes ill.,
auiries regarding values and pros
poets, he prepared to make the best
representation of things warranted
by the facts. We have thriving
young city with many advantages
and with fine tributary territory. II
you wish to impress others favorably
YOU must SHOW proper appreciation
of all these things yourself,
A gang of cloth peddiers are work
ing this part of the country. A mar
vi,e is such three-ply idiot as te
purchase thsir old shelf-worn stuff
from them At about three times the
arice his own home merchants wouiC
charge him for new and fresh goods
really should he guided; at the same
time it seems pity that some of thu
victims haven't more sand and skill
in the use OF shotgun, or else an 81
caIibre dog that would not be yer.
Dart;cular about what he took int
his sto,4ael-Benson Monitor.
The village election 10 oyer, Moth
ing can be gained by keeping alig'
the petty snimosities engendered b!
II. Let them rest. There is none to-
much of unity and harmony among
the people of our village at best, an
fhatIittls should not be destroyed
We make these FHnlarks because W
have received number OF inHamma
tory communications which tend t
Keep the little fight fresh in tn
minds of the people, a.q which W
deem it best to suppress. Even tn
defeated candidates admit that til
succession ones arc worthy and tia
i'm their hands village interests wi
,,e well cared for. This ought to b
/. sufficient: :Those who have sent u
communications will find in TIL
u paragraph the reason for theiF POP
appearance.
The TRIBUNE has received length
letter from f. +. Solseth for publics
ton, commenting upsn county a
fairs. As many of the ideas expresse
we're given In u letter published tw
weeks ago, We feel snre Mr.. Solset
will pardon ls Tor not giving his lie
ter I'm fun He. complains Of hig
taxes and Of what seems 10 him to
a useIess expenditure OF equity none
AS nie,ps for reducing the cost
maintaining the county poor, he a
gyocates the purchase of . poor farm
upon which paupers can be put
work. This, lie thinks, will redut
the number materially and make u
balance nearly self supporting. ]
speaking of the necessity for econom