The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-04-25

The prices OF wheat III MIL 10 ~
dav are: No. hard, s 81; No. l
northern, 5 y; No. , northern, $ 81.
There was we'll attended dance at
Agency hall last Monday night
Martin iFIatner has purchased an
interest in the saloon of J, Christian
son.
The assessors of Stevens county
will meet at the auditors office next
Saturday.
Jacob see has opened a very pleas
ant billiard room in connection
with his hotel.
A game of base ball between Her
man and Morris mines will take place
here tomorrow.
The need of rain was ell supplied
during the past week. There have
been a couple of heavy showers.
That "pigs in clover" puzzle must
have been invented by some "pious
cuss." AS patience cultiyator it's
a prize-winner.
- There will be no sale Of School and
Internal Improvement lands this
spring. It is probable that one will be
held in the fall.
Jas. Moran was taken sud IL My i'll
last Sunday and has been confined to
his bed since. HIS ajlnent is pro-
nOunced pnenOmla.
TIL ere will be no German services
;-F Sll i
as Rev. Schlung has an appointment
in the town of Synne5 on that day.
The pupils of the West Side In
ter mediate department. of which
Josie Lemieux was pupil, attended
her funeral in body Oh Friday
morning.
Crystal Lodge, No. I32, I. o. o. F.
will celebrate the SEVENTEEN ami.
versary Of Oddfellowshlp in America
at Odd Fellows Hall, Morris, to-
morrow evening.
Father GaskelI met with a pleasant
surprise on his return to his residence
one dav last week to find his parlor
refurnished with an elegant carpet,
lounge. curtains &c.-the work of the
ladies of the congregation.
= A game of base ball was played
last Saturday between d TX ids" of
the east side against a similar nine of
the west side. The West Side nine
won by a score of 81 to 81. The VIC
tors having another inning to play.
After May lst the ordinance in re.
Iation to cattle running at large with
in the village limits will he strictly
enforced. The attention of all who
are interested Is called to the notice
in regard to this matter, printed else
where in these columns.
This, from an old citizen and ex.
perienced farmer is somewhat en-
couraging: sin only two years of
my Minnesota life was seeding earlier
than this year. Once seeding began
March 18th, and once March 18th,
and both times the winters had been
open and mild like the present one
and both years the crops were ex-
cellent." He expects good crop this
year, of course.
CD. Hill closed up his business on
the Normandy Farm last week, and
on Friday went to Hancock where he
he has large farm there. Mr.. Hills
Willmar friends said good bye to him
with sincere regret; he was highly
esteemed citizen of the county, and is
one who will make warm friends il
any community. May prosperity fol
low him in hisl new home.-Willmal
Gazette.
In connection with an account il
last weeks Tribune of Joe BrOm'
irving ordeal with a shirt severa
sizes too small for him appeared thu
statement that he INDUCED so freely
in cuss words that. becoming scared
Mr.. Camp called in the marshall, etc
etc. Mr.. Camp desires THE Sun TO
him to deny the allegation. And
furthermore, he states that the USE
of profanity and tobacco are pro
hibited in his shop.
Q" Michael DeIahunt returned to Du
iuth last Tuesday night for furthe
surgical treatment for his arm. o.
removing the plaster splint he foun
that his arm was fractured in thir
place, near the elbow, which was nc
reduced by the surgeon who ha'
charge of the case, and 1t is no.
have to be performed. With Mike
hosts Of friends here THE SUN sir
ceriIy hopes that no serious result
will follow.
One Of the hardest duties of til
adttOr says a contemporary, is
whoop it up for his own town al
nOuncIug its superiority over all il
neiRhbors. when the advertiser
columns indicate he is prevarIcatinj
But this does not apply to Morris fl
few papers have less reason to cor
nIain of lack Of advertising patrol
age than those of Morris In tn
respect Morris business men a.
! liberal. And this IS one reason WI
u we are able to say, without fear
being contradicted by the appea
ances our advertising columns.
speak OF the prosperity of the tow
and the innumerable advantages
the county. Editors are human al
have Q conscience, and work al
write with the greatest vim VIII,
sAheir purses are full. No tov
Md let its paper go out lookiI
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