The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-05-16
Concert tomorrow evening.

Concert to- morrow evening.
\ colt belonging to Chas. J. Elm
uuist was vely badly cut on wire
fence last Monday morning.
Have you read the law supplement
through; or, even, those parts that
are of particular interest to you!
The town is alive with wild stock
to dav; the 800 steers purchased by
n. r. Spur being delivered here TO-
day.
Herman will celebrate the 18th Of
May, scandinavian independence
Day, in grand style. Many MOTHS
citizens will attend.
We call the attention of horse
breeders to the announcement or the
Agricultural Association, printed
elsewhere in this issue.
All of the present teachers in
Morris public school have accepted
leappolntments to their respective
places. for the next school year.
What for July 4th! Will Morris
buy fire crackers or go visiting!
Which! 1t is time that the matter
should be considered if we are to
celebrate at home.
The truth is bad enough, Mr.. En-
terprise. of Herman; the score in the
base ball game last Wednesday was
"a to II, not 100 to IA, as you pub
lished it. But the Morris boys vow
it will not come that way again.
A bouncing boy it is that makes
the popular host of the Metropolitan
so unusually happy this week. The
little gentleman arrived last Tuesday
morning and is doing nicely as IS also
the mother. TIE Sun cOngratulates
the happy parents.
\ nine pound boy has been added
to the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Benson. Mother and child are doing
we'll, and the father is as happy as
a clam in consequence. HAS, worth
half dozen ordinary men to his
employers since the event.
a meeting of the Agricultural
Society is called; the call is printed
in another column. Everybody in
terested in any of the matters over
which the society has supervision
should attend. Much good can be
accomplished by generous co-opera'
ton.
A great improvement to Atlantic
Ave, is the row of fine trees that
have been set out next the right of
way on that principal thorOUghfare.
It is an Improvement to be appre-
ciated by all citizens of the village
and one that will add greatly to
the beauty of the town. Public thanks
are due to Mr.. Timothy Murphy, who
furnished free the trees that were
used In part Of this work.
Anton E. Anderson and Hans O..
Severson have formed cOpartner-
ship for the purpose of conducting a
meat market in Morris. They have
rented the building next to the cor
ner of 9th street and Pacific Ave. land
rs soon as they will have completed
needed changes in the building
which will be about the Goth inst.
the new firm will begin business.
Wells Bros, of Herman, have taken
possession of Olson & Johns0n's store
at Barrett. E. T. Johnson has been
appointed mail agent on the route
from Morris to Little Falls. He
commenced work last Monday on a
route between Glyndon and Neche
where he acts as relief until June
when he will begin on the L. F. & D.
Mr.. o. W. Olson, the other member
of the firm, will remain in Barrett
during the summer at least.-Grant
Co. Herald.
Not since it has been started has
there been as promising an outlook
for the Morris brickyard as at pres
ent. The excellent quality of the
brick manufactured here has now
become so widely known that it will
be simply impossi BILE with the present
facilities of the yard, to meet the
demands of customers. New ma.
chinery will be added and other i'm.
-> provements necessary to increasing
the manut acturing capacity will be
made before the opening of another
season.