The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-24

A boy was added the family of Mr..
md Mrs. NJ. Flatner during the past
week. Congratulations-and cigars
are in order.
A young daughter at his home is
me cause of that broad and happy
lie that DR.. Hardy wears these
,eral days past.
Every man is a debtor to his pro-
-fession for support and profit, hence
he should strive to be help and
ornament to it,"
CT. Elsham has purchased the
Elmquist building, and in the spring
he will move it to location on 9Th
street TO be occupied by his music
= store.
A Dakota farmer writes: al am yet
living in shack, but am out of debt,
so I m happier than would be in
fine douse with varandas, an ebserva-
tory,amortgage and other modern i'm
proponents on it.
f",hlle hunting jack rabbits last
sunday Gustaf Tullberg, druggist in
Fritz Buckentln's store, had his feet
frozen, but not seriously He has
been on duty this week, showing no
signs of his cold experience.
last Friday morning w. W. Girls
void was looking over some very old
papers that he had not touched for
years. And you can Imagine his
snrs,rise by discovering among them
four dollars in paper money that had
been there since 1869.
s. The Scott alliance is thanked by
THE Sun for the compliment of
being made the official organ of that
organization. 1t hopes bV continued
work in their behalf to show itself
fully deserving of enjoying the con-
fidence of so representative body of
the farmer population Of this county.
a teacher has been engaged and
dancing school is about to be started
in Morris. Very good. In few
rwns of it's size is there as available
Jening for an institution Of thi s
kind as there is in this place. We
see no possible reason why there is
chance of the school being otherwise
than successful.
DR.. J. w. Harris has purchased of
E. B. Woodward his jewelry business
and splendid stock of goods, and he
will continue the business in the old
stand. The transfer was made last
Monday. DR.. Harris has engaged
the services of III. w. Counter, the
Efficient ieweler who has been with
Mr.. Woodward for some time past.
A horse from Morris and the Nc.
Cormick horse ran an eighty rod dash
1 the Tokua Trotting park, the first
of the week. The Morris horse,
"Spotted Jim," much to the surprise
of the large crowd assembled, won
the race by about head. There is
some talk Of having another race in
Morris. soon.-Graceville Democrat.
Mrs. Mea died at the residence of
Der son Martin, in Moore, last Mon.
day morning at nine o'clock, aged 70
years. Asthma was the cause of her
death. The remains were inferred in
the Catholic cemetery at this place
yesterday, the funeral being very
largely attended. On the part of
their friends in the county THE Sun
extends to the bereaved relatives
sincere sympathy.
A dance will be given at Agency
Hall, Morris, Friday evening, Janua-
~ 18th. Charitable persons have
given a car load OF wood to destitute
widows Of Morris, and the proceeds
Of the dance are to be used to pay the
freight from Hansen. Music by
Murray's full orchestra. Good man.
csgment, and a social good time for
al. Ticket for dance, so cents.
The man who makes his farm pay,
these days by the use of his brains as
capital has real talent, says Farm,
stock and Home, and should stand
second to none in the community in
which he lives. Stevens County
farms and farmers must be of an
extra class then, for there are many
farmers here who are making their
farms pay; the exception is the one
who does not. s.-..-.s. .s.-E