Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-03-14


Does the Sun still think the Logan
Club in need of repairs?
As usual, the Metropolitan was
crowded with guests last Sunday.
Col. L. F. Copeland, of South Bend,
Ind, is announced to lecture in Nor
rls April 3rd.
\ When forced to do so, the Republl-
cans can take the bull by the horns
md face the music.
We now have a large supply Of new
scratch books" on hand. They are
,rticularly useful to school children.
James Dennison made us pleasant
call last Saturday and favored us with
the amount of a years subscription.
Don't fail to look over the new ad-
vertisements in this issue. J. f..
Danielson and T. J. Moore each 'have
one.
There was special meeting of the
board of directors OF the Morris Loan
aud Building Association on Monday
evening.
The reception to have been given
last Friday evening by the Knights
Templar Was postponed on account
of the weather.
John Borrill, Rendsville, favored
us with pleasant call on Monday
and remembered us with renewal of
his subscription.
The county treasurer is now sup
piled witha set Of standard weights
ana measures and is ready to make
any tests required of him in this direc-
ton.
The Madison Square Theater Co.
has many friends in Morris and de-
servedly too. The court house will
certainly be crowded next Saturday
evening.
Tickets for the dramatic entertain
.nent on Saturday evening are now
OH sale at Rhone's drug store, at the
general price of fifty cents. No seats
will be reserved.
There will be meeting of Phoenix
Fire Company to-morrw (Thursday)
evening. All members should be
present as officers are to be elected
and other important business trans
acted.
This weather brings the grumbler
out in all his glory. Possibly atmos-
pheric conditions have not been made
to order lately, but Minnesotians are
as comfortably provided for as any
body else.
Mrs. J. Mcpherson has returned
from Fargo and has begun dress
making again. She expects to get
suitable rooms soon. If any wish work
done Immediately they will call at
Mrs. Goods.
IF in need of any note neads, letter
hesds, envelopes, statements, bill
heads or other kinds of stationery,
call at this office and be supplied at
the lowest prices consistent with good
stock and good work.
. During all this stormy weather re-
ceipts have been light in this office
and we are now in need of money
If you know yourself to be indebted
to us on subscription, please favor us
with the amount If possible.
Geo. E, Darling had a case to be
tried in Glenwood on Monday morn.
ing. AS the L. F. and D. road was
bloekaded he was compelled to drive
to GIenwood last Sunday in order te
be on hand at the appointed time.
Mrs. I'll. Whiteley has returned
from the cities with the largest ane
best selected stock of millinery ant
lotions ever brought to Morris. The
ladies' are cordially invited to cal
md examine the stock and get prices
Every man when he takes up hi
! cards at game of whist holds on
! out of $50, ola, 559, 800 possible hands
As for the total number of variation
possible among all the players, it il
so enormous as almost to exceed be
lief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bunnell wish
the TRIBUNE to express their hear
felt and sincere thanks to the peopi
of Morris for the kindly assistanc
and tender sympathy extended t
them at the time of their re lent be
reayement. &c.
nWeight soeisbles" are the lates
craze at Yankton. The gentleme
pick their ladies, take them to til
scales, weigh them, pay quarter {
cent pound into the general funt
and then escort them to supper. Th
latter costs.not far from six bits
pound. 80
Last week the people Of Brown
4 Valley sent few mors kilograms
1.-THE railway commissioners. Soon a
Ser snow ploY began work on tf
d. v. road. Tie Manitoba compan
mas been experimenting and Is Ell
deavering to learn just how niue
uatience and endurance our neigl
bors at the Valley really have.
A uniform reception was given /
Bethel Conlplnndery, knights Ten
plar, i'm their hall last evening.
was we'll attended and was mo
enjoyable syent ii. every particula
Dancing and cards were the princip
features Of the entertainment. r
freshments were served. Watzke
4 string band furnished the music.
Emil =. Dunken. boarded the we