Morris tribune., 1889-01-09


No. l1>orthern, 90; No North'n, 81;
No. ) Northern, Il; Rejected, 80.
Oats, p g %.
The business men on Pacific avenue
call it Cheap Side"
The public schools opened on Mon
day after two wee Ks vacation.
Comrade Peppers drum corps viii
furnish soul-stirring music at the
camp fire.
There will he lots of music, both
local and instrumental, at the camp
fire next Friday night.
G.. Flatner, our 9th street meat mar
ket man, bought 200 pounds of picker
ell yesterday. They were caught in
Long lake.
The TRIBUNE was designated us the
official paper of the county for the
wear 1889, at the recent meeting of the
county board.
There is to be an old soldiers camp
fire next Friday night, and our advice
to turkeys and chickens is to roost
high that night.
There were 81 marriages in Stevens
county during the year 1888, but not
one divorce. When our people marry,
they marry "for keeps"
P. A. Mccarthy & Co., real estate
and insurance agents, have their Of
flee on Pacific avenue, fitted up in
very neat, convenient and tasty
manner.
In another column appears the
statement of the Stevens County
Bank. 1t shows clearly that this ex-
eellent institution is in Il Furnishing
condition.
Dropping into Wolff & Thoele Bros.
office the other day, we had a very
pleasant and profitable talk with Mr.
Wolff about early times i'll Morris amt
Stevens county.
Very little wheat has been taken Al"
by our grain buyers during the past
week. Nearly all of the wheat i'll this
vicinity, except what is kept for sect.
has been marketed.
Comrade Jim Flynn has quit ali
business aud will devote his entire
time from now until the camp fire in
training his voice to sing Oh tilut "c-
caslon. Oh, there'll be music. you
bet.
There is every reason 10 '!eileve t''tt
there will he large number uIi >''i-
diers and their families al the camp
fire next Friday night. They are All
coming, and are bound to nav IL 5.'"i
time.
The week of prayer i. b"ing "t'-
served by union services this week.
Services for the first three sevenings
at the Methodist church. aud the last
three evenings ct the Congregational
church.
Ward Stone is the happy father OF
a bran new son, which arrived ut his
house on the 30th ult. The young
man is o thorough Republican and
will vote the straight Republican
ticket in 1910.
The new board of county commits.
sioners met on Monday and organized
by the election of O. n. Dohlen rs
chairman. Considerable business was
transacted, and the board adjourned
Monday evening.
L. II. Wellington has a very nea
= office just completed on 9Th street
/ where all who wish to purchase woot
/ at the Lowest Ash prices are invited
to call. He has a large supply o
wood now on hand.
There was surprise party at TIN
home OF Milo Camp, IN the town
Scott, on Sunday evening, the occasion
i being the birthday Of Mr.. Camp
About twenty were present and en-
joysd pleasant time.
"How to keep the girls on the farm
was recently discussed at an agricul
tural meeting in a country town. TIL
Norristown Herald recommends tina
N q barbed wirs-fence six feet high b
built around the farm.
Geo. w. Roe, who has had fiv
years. experience in the photograp
business, is now IN the employ /
Carlson & Void, who have recent
opened a photograph gallery In til
~ city. They do splendid work.
The winter term Of the Minnesoi
Lutheran Seminary and Institute, l.
Gated at Wilmar, opened yesterda.
The following young ladies and gel
tlemen OF this county went to Win,
yesterday for the purpose of attendil
the term: Olof johnson, Ole Thorsta
Andrew Thorstad, aGarf Jacobso
Bernt Lerback, Ole Lofthus, Thowa
Dahl, Nels Olson, Misses Ham,
Thomasson, Anna Melland and Lau
JOHNSON.