Morris tribune., 1889-09-18


good market for oats, barley, flax ant
other grains, as well US wheat. On'
of Mr.. Stewards best known charac
teristics is that he will neither he out
bid nor under-soId, and this Is u polnl
to "malle note on," as Capt. Cutie
would say. Give Stewart Il trial.
\ fine young III IRE for sale cheap
Inquire of DIR. H. l.. HULBURD.
y project is under consideration tC
build II third story on the First Ma
tiunal bank, so as to have that build
ing conform in height and appear
ance with the hotel block adjoining
and now under construction. 1t is
the Intention, provided the arrange
ments can be made, to use the third
story as an Odd Fellows hall. We
would like to see the Improvement
n.ut'e rs it would greatly enhance the
appearance of the new block, and pro-
vide elegant quarters for the lodge.
Work OH the new engine house at
the Riverside mill is now in progress,
and ;he boiler and engine will be in
position in Il few weeks or so. n
>iHty-five horse power Westinghouse
engine and eighty horse boiler, all Of
the latest and most modern design,
will furnish an auxiliary power
plant for Use in case of low water, it
being The intention of Messrs. Stone
& Co. to operate the mill to It's full
capacity, and il will be run twenty
lour-hours II day for SIX days a week.
Some 0! our citizens who keep IN
terlering with the fire apparatus,
especially the ladder truck, will come
to grief when they again use them, as
it has been decided to prosecute any
one who tamper with the machines.
1t is as we'll to understand this dis
tinctly and to know further that no
one has any control over said appa-
ratus except the chief. The party
who took q ladder off from the truck,
used and left it laying out doors, had
better replace it or it may cost him a
smart fine.
The knights Templar are discuss
ing the project of organizing a series
of hops, for which season tickets are
to he sold. The Templars are taking
the initiative, so that their fine hall
can he used for the dances, and the
will be in their hands.
Tickets, however, will be sold to
others than members of the fraternity,
and it is the intention to conduct the
series on the plan of the old NJ. Q. G.
parties. We hope that the measure
may be brought to a focus and the
series be inaugurated SOON.
Prof. Clausen's Panorama -'The
Great Northwest' - depicting the
wonders of the Yellowstone National
Park and the manifold beauties of the
country between Minneapolis and
Puget Sound Is wonderful piece of
work and attracts large audiences
daily. 1t is proving great source of
attraction and is without doubt one
of the best panoramas ever placed on
exhibition. 1t is exhibited twice
daily in the new entertainment hall
at the Minneapolis Exposition.
Numerous causes have conspired to
make chicken hunting this season in
this vicinity more of an aggravation
than pleasure. Birds Matched early
and developed rapidly during our dry
summer. The drought makes it hard
for dogs to trail birds, while the short,
scant covering of grass and stubble
exposes hunter and dogs to birds, and
hence chickens wont lay but are
flushed very easily and at long range.
The birds are so we'll grown as to
make long flights, and this renders
the "marking down" deceptive.
The case of the State of Minnesota
against Mary Ross came up before J.
D. Gillespie, Esq, last Friday and
was tried by jury. The charge was
the larceny of some table and bed
linen, the property of Fred Bunnell.
The case was holly contested be-
tween County Atty. Flaherty and H.
Il. Bevans, and resulted in the convic-
ton of the defendant. She was fined
five dollars and costs, which aggre-
gate the sum of twenty-five dollars,
and after an Intellectual effort to pro.
cure bond for appeal, the defendant
paid the same and was released.
III the trial of a case in justice court
few days ago, H. Il. Bevans en-
deavored 10 convince the jury thai
Fred Bunnell was clandestinly anG
with malice aforethought, did I'm.
lawfully and in manner contrary tt
the form of the statute Ill such case
made and provided, and against the
peace and dignity of the state of Min
nesota, would if he got a chance ge
away with whole tank of water
But irrespective of Hanks persva
sive elequence the jury could not be
lieve it. The most of them, as FREQ
said, were too we'll acquainted will
him and knew he had no use foI
| water.
From time when the memor,
runneth not to the" contrary tn,
TRIBUNE has cautioned, urged ant
appealed to the farmers to protec
their property against loss by prairi
fire. Of course many have done s,
ere this, and others are going to at
tend to it as soon as they "get time
1t is to the latter class we woul,
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