Morris tribune., 1889-10-23
Norris Market.

Morris MnFket'
The following is the market price
for wheat to-day: No. | Hard, 90;
No. Northern, IS; No. North'n, %;
No. 3 Northern, 80.
Flax, $1.lO.
Ioeal nutes.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Elm |
quist, Friday, Oct. IS, son.
The Catholic church society Will |
give Il fair in the new hotel building, |
November 5, 6 and =.
The Morris Choral CLUB will meet |
every Wednesday evening at the
West Side school house.
Preaching service at the Hail
schoolhouse, four miles north OF Nor
ris, next Sunday, at p. m.
"The Red Front Grocery" is the in
scription upon handsome new de-
livery wagon received by F. n. Han
cock last week.
The Morris wheat market continues
to be the best in this vicinity aud as
consequence is receiving an enormous
quantity o. r grain III ~~->--,--.--
The ladies of the Aid Society Of the
Congregational church are making
active preparations for fair to be
held about Christmas.
Divine service will be held at All
Saints Church, on Thursday evening |
next, Rev, F. H. Potts officiating. |
The public are cordially invited.
Next Sunday being what is termed |
"Prison Sunday" union services will
be held at the Congregational church |
in the evening. All are invited.
The family cistern that affords any |
water whatever is now the exception.
Unless we have rain some one will no
doubt find plenty to do filling cisterns
this fall.
care you the young man looking
for house?" was the question asked
of q Morris young man the other day,
and his reply was, mo, he is at the
other bank" Who was it?.
The knights TempIar gave the Sec
ond OF their series of receptions at
their hall last Friday evening. There
was q large attendance and very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Herman Enterprise: While thresh-
ing on his farm last Tuesday. d. w.
Hixson had the misfortune aose
four stacks of oats and his separator
by fire which caught from the engine.
The farmers have certainly never
had better weather to prosecute their
fall work than they have been favored
with this year. The only drawback
has been a lack of rain and this has
retarded nothing but fall blowing.
-~IdGiu timers nearly all unite In
prophesying that there Twill be little
if any rainfall before winter. Ii
that prediction shall come true we
will be compelled to base all our
hopes on a liberal installment of
snow.
On Monday evening the Stewart
Grand Concert Company appeared at
the Court House Hall and were
greeted with packed house. The
concert was very good indeed and
was we'll received by the large audi
ence present.
The school board of Glenwood has
presented the public -aehRof of that
town with a national flag, which is to
be hoisted over the school building.
On last Friday the school dedicated
the flag with appropriate altd inter
esting exercises. We suggI est thai
the Morris school board go and dc
likewise.
Parents should always endeavor II
send their children to school fort.
DAYS and thus help draw larger APP
portionment for their district. Flo
the last half-yearly apportionmen
Stevens county drew $2,753.7O; Kan
diyohi drew $7,73O.26; Swift, 5000. Is
Pope, s5,734.76; Lac qui Parle, $5,l26.
80; Chippewa, 4,34O.98.
It's none of our business, but W
are going to make a suggestion all til
same and it is, that the Browns Val
ley Tribune ought to be all printed
l home and have no more to do wit
patent insides. With ten columns c
| ads out of fourteen printed at home
the proprietor can certainly afford
bid good bye to patent "innards."
The Queens Bench, the highes
judicial tribunal in England, hasjns
decided that the dehorning of csttl
rs cruelty to animals, in that it cause
them needless pain and suffering
And that is where the Queens Bhc
showed good sense. But wepreshr
oair friend Stone will keep Figt 9
dehorning cattle, notwithPtaF1in
lie decision of the Queens Beuh.