The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-17
THURSDAY. May Eth 1883. No. 2
BRIEFLY iSPOKEN.

0NIEFI1 lot 0NGN'
The prices of wheat in Morris to-
day are; No. hard, Il. No. north
ern IS.
4 full line of sheet music always
On hand at G. T. ELsHAMs Music
Store. eo-21
In hats and bonnets of all shapes
and shades Miss BRADLEY's store
takes the lead. 26tf
A large party Of our citizens attend
the celebration of Norways natal day
at Herman to-day.
All looking for choice millinery
goods at the lowest prices are
invited TO visit the store of
27tf Miss BELLE NJ. BRADLEY.
Thos. Callahan has purchased the
building now occupied by him aud is
reiitting it so us to make a very COM
modious office and store room.
Parties wanting Sewing Machine
can buy the celebrated Singer from
Ii. 7. ELsHAN, for cash or on
time. 1927
OF silks and ribbons have as fine
a line as there is in the CITY. All
shades and at the lowest prices.
2-tf BELLE NJ. BRADLEY.
Geo. I. Elsham. the general musl-
cal merchandise dealer, has had his
Sample rooms on Pacific Ave. neatly
decorated.
Geo. Elsham has added new show
case to the furniture in his music
parlors in which he displays large
amount OF sheet music. etc.
The Stevens County Bank and the
County offices were gone through"
last week. Deputy Public Examiner
West did it, and the Inference is that
he found everything Q. X,
In regard to the rumor that DR..
Duley intends TO remove from Morris
lie wishes us 10 state that there is no
foundation for the same. He has no
intention whatever Of leaving Morris.
Wells Bros. + Hanson after several
disapointnentsh have 1t len 9Th secured
an invoice @: dress goods of the
popular textures, known as Genestas,
Albatross and Henriettas cloths &c.
1t has been impossible for eastern
houses to supply the demand for
these goods. 27tf
The remains of Mr.. Hennessy, who
died very suddenly at Hancock last
Monday,were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery here yesterday. The
funeral WAS largely attended. De,
ceased leaves grown up family.
John Walsh. the irrepressible pop
manufacturer. has purchased a lot
near the old skating rink and will
commence the erection of a pop fac.
tory at once. Chas. Olson has the
contract for the carpenter work.
Services will be held in the N. E..
church next Sunday at 1870 a. m. and
sp.m by Rev. Sanderson. Subject
for morning service. evidences Of
Christianity" for the evening, ga
contras. of the character of Abraham
and Lot
We are panied to learn, aust as we
go to press, of the sudden illness of
our esteemed citizen Henry Hutchins
who had just recovered from severe
attack Of a complication of diseases.
The report, however, at this hour is
favorable to speedy recovery.
Last Monday while engaged in driv-
ing post on his place in Rendsville E.
c. Van Horn was struck on the right
fore finger by heavy mallet in the
hands of helper, hanging his finger
50 badly that amputation was rendered
necessary. He had the operation per-
formed yesterday.
Something entirely new and of soft
shades and texture is the Genesis
mixtures and we have them in assert.
ed shades. They are one OF the
novelties of the seasOn, and are not
any more popular than they deserve
These goods have just been received
by
27tf WELLS Bros. & HANSON.
The prohibition club, of Morris will
hold public meeting in the school
house in district No. %, about 8 mile.
north of Morris tomorrow evening
A program of music, speeches by
Rev. Sanderson and others has beer
prepared and efforts are being made
to have an enthusiastic gathering.
The young lady employed
in the family of Michael Foley me,
with . painful accident last Tuesday
while scrubbing she stuck a needle
full leugth iEto her wrist. 1t being
Embedded 30 deeply into the flesh the
removal Of same was very dif1icult
surgical operation and it was moi
until one and half hours after thu
accident and breaking Of the needl,
that it was taken out and the injured
limb dressed. But nothing seriou,
sspsrmanent will result