The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-24

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In hats and bonnets OF all shapes
and shades Miss BRADLEy's store
takes the lead. 26tf
Severe colds, affections of the
throat, rheumatism and various other
complaints are prevalent in Morris.
The Prohibition club held meet.
ing in the Twombly school house
last Friday night.
Ed. Thosle has recently completed
some valuable improvements about
his residence in the Park.
Childrens' Day will be observed
with appropriate service at the Con
gregational church.
John Walsh is having ibis pop fac.
tory rushed to completion quite eff
fectually.
For Justice Blanks Of any kind
leave your orders at this Office. We
alsohandle all kinds Of Pioneer Press
Blanks.
Mrs. Laury G.. Fixen, the lady
temperance lecturer of national re-
putation. has been engaged to lecture
at this place at near future date.
1t is time for the papers to let up
on the coal dealers and blizzard jokes
and begin on the cucumber and ice
cream variety.
Frank Hancock has not only beau
tilted the general appearance but has
also materially improved his residence
property on 9Th street.
Since the voice of the turtle is in
the land the small boy goeth forth in
knee breeches with bat in his hand
and dreams of flies and foul hits.
The Scandinavian citizens of the
town of Framnass celebrated the 74th
anniversary of the independence of
Norway, with fitting services last
Thursday.
Through courteous Invitations OF
the G. A. R. all the civic societies of
Morris will appear in uniformed pro-
cession and the day of the grand
parade during the encampment.
The st. 2. NJ. i NJ. Ry. Co. have
put force of men to work taking up
the old rails from their road bed on
this line and replacing them with 70
pound steel.
The Prohibition club will hold a
public meeting in F. Smiths school
house in Rendsville tomorrow Fri
day night. Speakers from Morris
will be present.
Prof. E. NJ, Sanford, State lee
turer for the Good Templars will
speak on Prohibition, its necessity
and need of organization, at Agency
Hall tonight. Admission free.
Gentlemen and Ladies invited.
Cal. Rollins had the misfortune to
have his right hand severly crushed
while engaged in coupling freight
cars. The wound is not so severe,
however, as to disable him for duty.
The encampment is an assured sue
cess. The soldiers of tho rebellion
never went into battle without de-
Termination to be crowned with vic
tory stopping to count the actual cost
afterwards.
Arrangements are being made te
have the Little Falls passenger train
arrive at Norris in the morning dur
ing the encampment. This will afford
excellent accommodations for visitor.
along that line.
Deputy County Treasurer, A. c
Thorpe, say the real estate tax is be
ing paid quite rapidly by those ia,
payers who do not feel disposed t.
pay the 10 per cent penalty that &C
crues on the first day Of June.
Ladies', you can get bargains il
hats, bonnets, trimmings, etc. in al
shades and of the latest styles at Mis-
Bradley's Millinery Parlors. He
stock of goods is fresh from the east
ern market and are bound to pleas
you.
There is no question but that tn
G. A. R. encampment will bring {
large crowd to Morris and will thu
boom trade, therefore, to be able T.
supply the trade and to suit custom
ers, Miss Belle M. Bradley has put il
stock mammoth assortment Of Mil
linery goods Of the latest styles.
The auction sale of the persona
property belonging to the estate o
II. A. Jay was held yesterday in from
the Judge of Probate's Office. sheri1
Munro performed the duties of aue
tioneer in a very creditable name
and succeeded in getting REASONABLE
prices for what was sold.