Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-03-06

No. sNorthern, 70; Rejected, Il.
Oats, 2s q %.
Today is Ash Wednesday. stop
your dancing.
To "Gentle Annie": At this present
writing it looks very much as though
"spring time" had 'come."
March was ushered in q little too
lamb-like, and it is feared that us
exit will partake too much ofthe Hon.
The w. c. T. U. meets this week
Saturday, O'Clock p. M, with MIS-
O. B. Fuller. Subject for. reading
narcotics.
If the weather continues pleasant
farmers inform us that they Will COM
meuce seeding the latter part OF this
week or the first of next.
Died, March 8, 1889, Mrs. MaryM cCul-
Tough, wife Of John Mccullough ST.
aged about IS years, a resident OF the
town of Darnen for many years.
There was a very large attendance
at the masquerade ball at Agency
hall last Friday evening, and all who
took part had delightful time.
The is no question about it. Spring
was here last Saturday, dead sure.
AS evidence of this, Young America
was playing marbles on that day.
John Buckley, of the town of Syn
mes, and Miss Mary Keefe, were mar
ried at the Catholic church yesterday
morning, Rev. Father Gaskell oftici-
>ating.
Who said Herman had dried up and
gone to seed? There was a dog fight
there one day last week and renewed
life was plain to be seen In the face OF
every business man in town.
Miss Ann Spooner will give tea
sociable at her residence, for the bene-
fit of the woman's missionary society,
on Tuesday, March 18th. Refresh
ments served at $50 p. m. All are
invited.
Herbert J Northcotte Inexperienced
8 half interest in fine music business
of Geo. T. Elsham, and the firm will
hereafter be known as Elsham q
Northcotte. We wish the new firm
success.
County Treasurer Thorpe was kept
busy receiving personal property
taxes during Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week, as taxpayers were
anxious to save that little ten pei
cent. penalty.
The social and dance given by the
A. o. U. w. last Thursday evening
was numerously attended, about forty
couples being present. It Was the
grandest dance of the season, and all
present had a royal good time.
A school teacher says: II would
like to have this motto printed in big
letters and hung in every school room
in the land: IF you cannot sympa-
thize with childish joys and SORROWS
keep out of the school room.'"
Married, by J. D. Gillespie, Justice
OF the Peace, on Thursday, at 1885
a. M, Feb. IS, 1889, at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. John Gran
dali, Mrs. Julia Elmira Trulson, o
Morris, and Mr.. James McCanney, o
jamestown, D. T,
Several of our citizens run up tn
stars and stripes OH Monday, in homo
of the Inauguration of President Har
rison. Postmaster Newell, casting
party considerations aside, was pat
riotlc enough to raise the grand oil
banner over the postoffice building.
Edward Harris, pupil at the higl
school, while coming down the ic.
stone steps at the school building on
day last week, fell, injuring himsel
quite severely. WHAT'S the matte
with the janitor, that he don't kee
those steps free from ice, or sprinkl
ashes on them?
"Sailorn Thompson was up befor
Judge Gillespie last Thursday, unde
the unusual charge of "drunk an
disorderly." "Sailorn was give
twenty minutes to leave the town q
go to Jail for fifteen days. He chos
the latter, and "vamoosed the ranch
on the double quick"
The jury in the case of John
Noon, administrators of the estate I
George w. Moon, deceased, VS.. til
Northern Pacific and Manitoba raj
ways returned verdict against tt
Northern Pacific for $500. I'll
Manitoba was acquitted. It will
remembered by our citizens th,
George w. Moon was the young ma
who lost his life in our'cfty last sun
mer by falling from car with d
fective brake, owned by the Northe1
Pacific and operated blythe Manitol
sailEolaad'