Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-04-17

Wells Bros. s. Hanson have a very
fine stock in all departments and invite
inspection of price and quality.
Our merchant tailors, Robertson &
Nelson, have received fine stock of
spring goods, comprising all OF the
latest styles for gentlemen's wear.
Better workmen than the above
named gentlemen cannot be found
In the state. Their work is first class,
and they guarantee q fit every time.
Game has not been so plentiful IN
the spring for many years as 1t has
been this spring, and especially
prairie chickens. This is due to the
very favorable winter. Prairie chick
ems winter here, and heavy SHOWS
and cold weather are liable to freeze
them out. Chickens ought to be very
plentiful this fall.
During this season of dry weather
every one should be exceedingly
cautious about starting fires in the
dry grass. There have been several
fires in this vicinity during the past
week, which came near doing inn
mense damage, and on two or three
0ceasi6hs our city was in danger Of
being destroyed by parties setting fire
to grass and dry rubbish.
Ladies desiring something stylish
In dress goods, and trimmings, at
reasonable prices, can easily be suited
at ]. E. DANlELLsoN's.
The politicians of Wheaton are
again happy. They have secured the
signatures of 743 legal voters of Ira
verse county to a petition in favor
Of removing the county seat from
Browns Valley to Wheaton. A
meeting of the county commissioners
has been called for April 30th, at
which time the petition will be con-
sldered and probably an election Or
dered.
Appleton Press: The party Of In
dams camped in the timber on the
banks of the Pomme de Terre south
o'ftown, now includes sixteen families.
Owing to the advanced price Of musk
rat skins they are doing q very profit
able trapping business. One Of the
number, tall, sqrIy looking fellow,
is q son of the noted chief Little
Grow, who was the leading spirit in
the terrible massacre of '82.
All who intended home decorations
please call at FL. L. Hulburd & Co.'s
Drug Store for handsome shades of
Kalsomine and Wall paper.
Don't hitch your horses to tree
when you can avoid 1t. Trees are too
scarce in this country to be injured
and perhaps killed in that way. And
in this connection we would suggest
that the trustees of the different
school districts observe Arbor Day by
putting out hitchiug posts in front of
their respective school houses, if
there are trees so that they be pre-
served, and if there are 10 trees there,
they should have hitching posts any
way.
We made a flying trip to Hancock
last Saturday; lad q very pleasant
time; formed the acquaintance of
quite a number of the enterprising
business men of that village, and
with the kind assistance of our
valued friend I. G.. Thorpe, obtained
ten new subscribers to the tribune.
Seeing that we were In the town only
about one hour and half we think
that we have good reason to be pleased
with our work there. Gentlemen,
please accept thanks.
Does it gaye IT certainly does. to
call and examine the largest stock OF
dry goods, notions, and furnishing
goods, boots shoes, groceries, etc., at
T. 3, DANIEIsoN's.
The reception and dance given by
Golden Sheaf Lodge last Friday eve
ming was one of the most enjoyable
parties given in this city the present
season. A large number OF gentle-
men and ladies', including quite a
number from Litchfield, Donnelly
and other towns, We're present. a
fine lunch was spread at la O'clock
and dancing was kept up until
o'clock, when all went home happy
and thoroughly satisfied with the
evenings entertainment.
The firm of Elsham & Northcotl
having secured Miss Loo Everett Of
Minneapolis as instructor, will be
prepared Monday, April 10, to open
IN connection with their complete
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