Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-05-02
LOCALS.

The work Of gardening has com
menced.
A fine driving horse for sale. En-
ouire ut this office.
The revival band left for Alexan'
dria last Monday morning.
z. Caswell has bought the dray
and draying business of VIM. Hiland
A strawberry soclable Is announced
for next Tuesday evening at Agency
Hall.
S. \. Flaherty is building new
fe..ce about his residence on Poverty
Hill.
John CARNEY has treated the front
ofhis meat market TO new coat Of
paint.
Geo. E. Lowater has begun supply
ing his customers with ice for the
summer.
Clean up your premises thoroughly
Don't wait for the board Of health to
get after you.
The dray license for the ensuing
wear has been fixed at $500, the
same as last year.
The A. o. L. w. will entertain a
few of their friends at their hall next
Tuesday evening.
Conductor Corcoran and wife have
moved into the A. B. Johnson resi-
dence on Poverty Hill.
Dog licenses became due yesterday.
Unless you want your dog to be
slaughtered take out q license at
once.
Some OF the stock and farm INA
cilinery belonging to John Hadler
were sold on Monday to satisfy a
cilattel mortgage.
Judge o. P. Stearns, ofDuiuth, will
preside at the next term of the dis
srict court at Brown Valley instead oil
Judge c. L. Brown.
Notice the announcement OF tile
Teachers institute elsewhere given.
All who are or expect to be teachers
should plan to attend.
Eli Perkins is drifting about tEis
mart of the state again. 1t is fervent-
ly hoped that he will not attempt to
punish a Morris audience with one OF
his lectures.
The Morris Missionary Union will
meet with Mrs. Hill Friday ut 3
O'Clock P. NJ. Members are requested
to be present to assist in the election
of officers for the coming year.
Hiss Estey, state organizer for the
VIC, II. u, will lecture in the Con-
.sresassonal church next Monday
evening The Fisk quartette and
orchestra will furnish the music.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Pearce next Monday afternoon
at g O'Clock. All members and friends
are requested TO be present to meet
Miss Estey in one of her parlor talks
The editor of the tribune has one
or two choice pieces Of village prop
erty to exchange for farming land
in Stevens county. If this item in
terests you, call and let US know t.
what extent. .
C.. j. Croonauistl Is sole agent 81
this place for Fairbanks Gold Dus
Washing Powder. This powder u
capable of great many different use'
and is warranted to be first class
in every particular. Mr.. Croonquis
wishes people to give the powder
trial, and offers to refund money if j
does not give satisfaction.
Jp ejecting delegates ut the county
conversions. care should be taken Il
elect delegates only for convention
which have been eai;sd, Counties II
the fifth district at present can onl.
elect delegates to the state conven
ton in st. Paul, May 18th, tn
district co,lzsrtion at Crookston, OF
the 18th, and st. Cloud, June 18th
No other conventions afs yet called
The Goth anniversary OF Odd gel
lowship in Amssica was celebrates
by the Odd Fellows Of Morris at thei
hall last Thursday evening. The Flsl
String Band furnished exceilen
music: Mrs. e. J. Jones sanga favo
rite selection III most pleasing man
uer and was encored; Carringto
Phelps gave two seIect readings. on
Scotcl, aud the other Irish, both {
which were well received and II.
Bevans and 8. X. Gregg each a
liyered an address. Refreshment
were served during the evening. I'D
attendance was large and oil bad
good time
The It'll, Of May will be observed
Herman in q fitting sasnner. TheI
will be an immense street parade. az
dresses by Hon. Albert Schsffer an
other prominent speakers, races an
other attractions too numerous
mention. On that day there will
rousing meeting Of the Farmer
Alliance which twill mark the ~
ginning ola Farmers institute.
Grand dance in the evening wi
round out the days sport. Poop
from all parts OF the country q
planning to be present and II wealth.
Is at all favorable, Herman will ha'
within her borders on that day
greater crowd than she has ever SEE
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