Morris tribune., 1889-07-10


So we learn from letter just received
from Mrs. Webber.
John G. Schrapps, of the town Of
Synnes, was In town Monday, tie
first time in three years. His many
friends here were pleased to see him.
He is fine old gentleman of the real
old stock. He settled in Minnesota
in 1858.
Wells Bros. & Hanson have Il very
fine stock in all departments and IN
vite inspection of price and quality.
We had a pleasant fifteen minutes
conversation with Mr.. Cross, of
Minneapolis, last Thursday morning.
Mr.. Cross owns some three thousand
acres of land near Norcross station,
north of Herman, and is an extern
sive farmer. He told us that this
seasons crop would be the tenth that
he has raised and that the crop this
year was looking better now than it
had any previous year.
Mrs. Dennison drove into town last
Saturday a team of colts, having with
her III the buggy one of her children,
u little girl. The pole strap broke, the
pole dropped down and the colts ran !;
the pole struck the sidewalk and was
broke, but fortunately Marshal Pepper
and Mr.. Mccarthy were near by and
rendered assistance and neither Mrs.
D. or her child was dangerously in
iured, although Mrs. D. was seriously
bruised.
For your spring and summer hats
call on T. J. Moore.
r. F. Elliott, the photographer, has
a very fine picture, -taken OH the
spot of the Old settlers picnic,
secured at the time the party was
partaking of dinner, at Wintermute's
grove. It is exceedingly we'll taken,
and many of the men, women and
children present are readily -ecog-
nized. Every family represented at
the picnic should have one of these
pictures. Leave orders with Mr..
Elliott.
OrtOnVille is all torn up over pro-
posed extension of the Little Falls 4
Dakota railroad from Morris via
Ortonyille, Milbank, Clark and Huron
to mbeTrin.-Brown's Valley Tri.
bune.
And that road is going to be built
which will not only largely bene'
fit Ortonville by giving her people
cheap fuel, but will make Morris 6
fright smart" railroad center, and
don't you for get it.
Gentlemen will find a very com.
plete stock of clothing-boots, shoes
hats. caps and furnishing goods in all
styles and of the latest mode, al
Wells Bros. & Hanson.
Morris B. B. club received chaI
lenge from the Reno club to play a
Glenwood for $50 side. Manager
Munro being away the challenge was
not answered until yesterday. GU
club do not wish to play at Glenwood
but offered to play Reno there fol
500, or on our home grounds for So
to $3.50 side. We hope the Rene
club will come to Morris, as thu
lovers of base ball here would like tt
see good game of ball between thes'
| clubs.
The 4th of July train OH the n. P
road presented very pretty appear
ance as it left Morris OH the morning
of the above day. The engine, 100
and tender were completely covere,
with flags and national bunting, ant
the cars were beautifully decorate'
with flags, big and little. dad
Campbell, the conductor, was 80 full
OF patriotism and SO proud over tn
appearance of his train, that whel
he was ready to pull out, instead G
giving the signal "all aboard" b
commenced singing at the top of hi
melodious voice the "Star-Spangle
Banner"
In its report of the camp meeting a
Swan Lake the Fergus Falls Journs
has the following notice of Rev. s. Z
Ellery Of this city: Rev. s. Z
Ellery, of Morris, preached a sermo
on Wednesday on Christian progress
based on Phil. 3-l4. The preache
said among other things: II don
like people who say they are entirel
perfect. If you find a man who pre-
fesses to be SO good that he canns
| sin always deal with him on stric
ly cash basis. People do not altar
the heights of perfection wifi
asleep" The sermon was foilowe
by what an old Methodist would ca
''rousing time"
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