Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-05-15

the court house Friday night.
Pisc's Bemedy for Catarrh is sold by
Fritz Buckentin. Price, so cents.
The district court for this county
will convene on Tuesday, the 2ist
inst.
Everybody and his wife are going
to We "Greate Concerto" Friday
night.
The w, C. T. U. meets with Mrs.
Pearce, west side, next Saturday
afternoon.
Everybody should attend ye "dreate
Concerto at the court house next
Friday night.
Wanted-A good girl Immediately
to do general house work Inquire II CURE ~ y.
the TRIBUNE office.
The "Greate Concerto" at the court
house Friday night will without
doubt be q most interesting affair.
P. A. Mccarthy & Co. sold two
Stevens &C anty farms the past week,
and expect to sell three more in the
near future.
Married. at Morris on Tuesday,
May 18th, 1889, by Judge Darling,
Charley Peterson to Hannah Johnson,
both of Donnelly. Mimi.
Married, May 9th, by. =. T. Droye=
dali, Justice of the PEACE, Mr.. August
Baumgartner to Miss Anna Grass
man, both of Stevens county.
On the 2Sth inst. the voters OF
Traverse county will denide whether
the county seat is to be moved from
Browns Valley to Wheaton or not.
A fire was discovered in one OF the
chambers of the Central House last
Monday night at ahoat II o'clock, oui
was put out before much damage was
done.
Don't forget the "areate Ganeertes
at the court house next Friday night
It will be unique affair, and nc
doubt there will be great crowd
present.
The old wooden drain across FIFTH
street and running past the iowel
elevator, has been takan up and
new and substantial hard wood ONT
pvt ip its pIaea.
Shade trees have been planted
eiong the west side of Atlantic ave
nue from the corner Of Fifth stree
south to the next corner. The ex
pense is borne by business men aiopl
the street.
Those who will persist IN becoming
intoxicated and make disgusting
exhibition of themselves on tn,
streets are invited to read No. 235 o
the state laws in the supplement sen
our subscribers last week.
Every business man, and In fac
every resident should remember tina
whatever improves your town put
money in your pocket. Help you
town and your town will help you
That's right, and we know 1T.
Arand roundup of 300 steers q
Morris tomorrow. Colyer Lee, tn
boss cowboy from the western plains
viii be master Of ceremonies. N
doubt there viii be alarger number {
people present to witness the affair.
We failed to mention last week tina
the gentleman who was SO Athlete
with DEMOCRATIC. symptoms that b
thought the TRfRuNE had .:turne
Republican" still adlheres TO u
good old Jacksonians doctrine thatFt
the victors belong the spoils.D
County Commissioner Camp tel
US that with four teams be plowed
acres and seeded 20 acres with oats
Ave days, last week, over in b
Stoue county. Pretty big story, b.
Milo being q man 9f truth 81
yeracity, we have to believe 1t,
N. r. Spur, president of the eli
council, on Saturday last appoints
Al. P. Dye county Commissioners I
this district. In place Of Hen
Hutchins, deceased. Thisis certain
good appointment, and we predi
that Mr.. Dye will make one Of {
post EFFICIENT nseHli'ers NJ t'ae lv.H'
ssi,ara II. Il. n. I, ing s.s.is.i,rafiutt
Herman ns.xt Frni ~, In. Tsil -
comprising grand psoce--so'l
firemeil rag.luifisls, address
Attorney General Ci.spp mass nle'
ing 81 tile Farmers Alliance, trottT
gnd running Faces, sack rAvss, walk !
llssatell, base bslI gaiAvs, ,sIsd yarla
other games and alnusespents.
bIg time confidently expected.
understand tllat Morris will BE- "
represented on the occasion.