The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-08-16

ern Il.
Read the list of lands in this and
adjoining counties for sale by McCar'
thy 4 Co.
The republicans rally tomorrow
evening. Roswell G. Horr and S. G.
Comstock are to be the speakers.
Laura, the Young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Milan, of Hancock. died on
Monday and was inferred in the Cath
Ollie cemetery yesterday.
The hearing of Geo. 3. Spooner,
held upon the charge of taking $500
from the safe of II. I. Bevans, with
the intent to appropriate it to his own
use, has been adjourned until Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Williams has removed to ST.
Cloud. having shipped her household
goods yesterday. Mrs. Williams was
an old resident of Morris, and she de-
parts with the regrets and well wishes
of many friends.
II. ". Stone, Jr.. is in Minneapolis
looking after the interests of his late
invention, the Noiseless Gear and Mid
Iings purifier. 1t has been adopted
and is being put in use by one of the
large mills of the Mill City.
Mccarthy & Co. have opened
branch office in Graceville at which
place the firm will be represented by
one of its members at regular stated
terms. Mr.. Mccarthy is there now
to stay the remainder of this week.
The Central Minnesota Fair Asso-
citation. st. Cloud. Mimi, Sept. Is,
10. % and q is open to the world for
competition this year, and indications
are that it will excel anything Of the
kind ever held in Northern Mime
sofa. E. G. Mills is Secretary, and
invites everybody to write for par
ticulars.
In last week Sun we inadvertent-
" omitted 10 notice the death of
Ersie, the nine months old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Diederich, this
being the twin sister of the little one
buried By them on the Both ult. En-
sic died Saturday night, 4th inst, and
was buried on the 9th. It would be a
hard hearted one indeed who would
not entertain the keenest sympathy
for the bereaFed parents in their
severe trials and bereavementS. And
now Dolly, their two years old daugh-
ter and only surviving child, is dan
gerously Ill with the same disease,
whooping cough, that proved 60 fatal
to the other two, while Mrs. Died
erich is confirmed invalid. That
the sick ones may speedily recover,
and thus the darkness to them of the
present hour be swept away as far as
can be is the earnest wish of THE
Sun.
Last Monday Michael Igo was
brought before Justice Hatchins to
answer to charge of assault and bat
terry preferred against him by Mrs.
Chas. Curtiss. The case was tried by
jury and Igo was convicted and SEN
fenced to pay fine of S25 and costs,
from which judgment he appeals
to District Court. The affair is the
elimination of trouble that has been
brewing between the defendant in
the case and Curtiss, the woman hus-
band, the latter being tenant on tie
formers place In Horton. AS we un-
derstand it CurtIss, it is claimed by
the other. has, by his careless manage
ment, forfeited all his rights in the
premises and upon advice of his legal
adviser. Igo attempted to oust the
family with their goods and effects
from the farm; in doing which Mrs.
Curtiss claims to have been maltreat-
ed and abused. On the other hand it
is claimed that there was used no
more force than was necessary to put
them off the premises, which the de-
fendand claims he had the right to
do