The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-04-26
THURSDAY. April. 2o. 1888. No. :
BRIEFLY SPOKEN.

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The prices of wheat in Morris to
day are: No. hard. 80, No. l north
ern, IS.
Will Morris have base ball clut
this season!
Soon the campaign against summer
dust must be begun.
Old papers cents a dozen at this
office.
Chattel mortgage blanks at this
office.
Township verified accounts for sale
at this office.
WANTED:-A girl for house work.
Apply to DR.. SUTHERLAND.
Farm produce taken on subscrlp-
ton accounts.
The best seeder in the market for
CHE nv \. r. SPURR.
Prepare against raging prairie hres.
: Already they have commenced to run.
The fire de partment of this village
receives ST. 50 out of taxes paid to
the state by insurance companies.
The song of the birds is more pleas
ant to the ear than the bowling OF
the blizzard.
Cabbages, radishes, onions, and
other vegetables fresh from the gar
den at Hancock & Stebbins'.
With prize fights in winter and
base ball in summer, the city dailies
never lack for '.wadding.
The celebrated Whitney's baby
carriages for sale at
at c. j. CRooNQTIsT s.
Fresh compressed yeast received
every Tuesday, at Hancock and steb-
bins. Grocery. oft
Fishing 10y night is a passtime
much enjoyed by the sports of the
village just now.
Chas. YouEgqnist. is the proud
papa of promising baby girl.
Mother and child doing well.
1.-The way TO sleep is to think OF
nothing" says the scientist. All the
editor has to do is to ponder over his
bank account.
Mrs. Whitley has reduced tie
price of all her spring hats and bon
nets. Call and examine stock and
learn prices. 24-2s
The health of the village demands
that ali yards. back alleys and out OF
the way places be cleaned up before
the warm weather sets in.
Have you completed all arrange
ments for the appropriate observance
of Arbor Day, which occurs Satur
day.
Measles are epidemic in the vii
lage. They have about completed.
made the rounds among the younge
population of the village.
FOR SALE:-A number of horses
Uolstein and Hereford COWS and on
Hereford bull.
24t C. j. CROONQUIsT.
JIG. Hancock is laying the founda
ton for a fine flock of chickens on hi
farm. He has just invested in one o
those thoroughbred Plymouth Rocl
ROSTERS of J. Christianson's.
Mrs. Hull is prepared to do hal
dressing, plain sewing and laundr
work. Rooms at the Pacific Ave
House. When you want work i
any of these lines. give her call.
The funeral of the wife of J. W
E. Pushor, who died on the 10th inst
took place in this village on Tuesday
the 18th. The friends of Mr.. Pusho
and family sympathize heartily wit
them in their sorrow.
This item should have appeare
last week but was accidentally omi
ted.
Tbs marriage Of Miss Bridge
Gaughan, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Thomas Gaughan of this county, t
Jas. C.. McConvllle, of Minneapolis
took place at Minneapolis yesterda!
The bride resided for many years j
Morris and was quite popular anon
the young people of this place; an
whose best wishes and congratula
lions are extended to her and hi
husband in this their hour OF gres
joy.
We hope the democratic commi
tees in the several towns will be re;
lous in their duty of arranging fc
the caucuses in their towns, an
secure complete representation q
the county convention, May l2tl
II democratic organization is mail
tanned this year the result through
out the state next fall will prove n,
only revelation but revolution
Organization! Organization! Org:
dization!!!: