Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-03-27

No. 3 Northern, 10; ISeJecteu, H.
Oats, % q 25.
Keep your eyes open for the arrival
Of big stock of goods at }. L. Dam
nelson's this week.
The next regular term OF district
court for Traverse county will con-
vene on the End Tuesday in June.
The board of county commissioners
FOR this county have been III session
since Monday. They expect to get
through with their business anu ad-
fiourn tomorrow.
/ Wells Bros. i Hanson's display OF
Ilress goods and trimmings, muslin
underwear and notions is acknowl-
edged by all to be the finest ever
shown In Morris.
4 Last Thursday night J. E. Egan
ratified off city lot, which was won by
lT. J. Moore, on ticket No. II. Wen
Get you off easy, 7. j., couple To-
:enterS Will 10.
Mr.. Henry Johnson of the North
star Flour Mill, is having the build
.ng corner of Atlantic avenue and
fifth street repaired and an addition
aade thereto, for the purpose ofopen-
pg flour and feed store.
Died, on Friday, the 22nd inst,
Miss Annie Walker, aged about p
ears, daughter of J. L. Walker.
funeral services were held at the
Congregational church in this city on
sunday last, Rev. Fairbank officiating.
Pope county will try local option, q
ill granting it that right having
lassed the legislature as a local meas
re. It Is thought that 1t will be
dopted by the people, as there is q
trong prohibition sentiment in that
county.
There's no use denying it--2spring
las come, dead sure. Dick, the N. P.
engineer, says the frogs were singing
along the line of the road, from Little
Falls to Morris, on Saturday last
We shall make no further inquiries
5pring is here to stay. ''''
Quite a number of the farmers in
his vicinity commenced seeding on
ae end inst. 1t is not often that
eeding is commenced thus early
We have faith to believe that oul
.rmers will be rewarded by album
ant crops this season.
1t will be seen by u notice in today''
aper that the firm of G.. Cogel & Co
as been dissolved by mutual consent
Ir. Sprague retiring. Hereafter thu
rm will be known as G. Cogel & Son
Ir. Sprague will remain here abou
wo weeks and then viii remove tt
ted Wing.
The st. Cloud Journal Press say:
lat handsome seam of quartz hal
zen found ID Coates s. Freeman''
aux Rapids quarry. There are indi
atoms of iron and gold in it and thu
systals are perfectly. formed. lima.
found some day that st. Cloud la
cen paving the streets of St.Paul ant
minneapolis with gold.
Wells Bros. & Hanson have finel.
elected stock of novelties in dres
goods, i'll all fashionable fabrics, ney
shades and novel designs, and have
larger assortment than ever, as piece
are in less lengths and no two pal
terms are alike. We would suggest a
early visit, so as to have tho full lin
from which to select,
The new fire engine arrived Las
Friday. It Is some larger than th
one exchanged for 1t, and has som
improvements which the other I'll
not have. The water tanks on wheel
= Co be used in supplying the engin
come with the steamer SO thi
now all that is needed to mah
the fire department effective is o
abundant supply of water.
= Ten citizens of Traverse county gl,
,aotice of their intention to circula
"a petition for signers tpraying Il
county commissioners of said TT
verse county to submit to the qual
fed electors of said county, In accor
ance with the act for changing coun
seats, the question of the change
the county seat of Traverse coun
from Browns Valley to the village
Wheaton"
Died, at his residence in the TOW
OF Framnas, on Saturday, March
1889, Christian Jacobson, aged
The deceased was one of the earl
settlers in Stevens county, havi
come here In 1865. He was natl
Of Norway, but emigrated to ii
country about thirty-five years az
He was twice married and was t
father of fourteen children, thirte
of whom are still living, as is also
second wife.