Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-01-02

1e Pioneer-Press and says that the
rt of hon. d. W. Hixson horse
piping j. w. Reynolds is all lie;
he did not horsewhip Reynolds;
he assaulted him, was arrested
fined. There was no horsewhip-
at all, says the correspondent. .
re sad news was received here
Saturday of the death of Mrs. P.
ofan, which occurred at st. Paul
-iat day. The cause of death was
fever. Mrs. Coreoran was FORM
resident of this city, where she
many warm friends who were
thy shocked at the news of her
ise.
.nson Monitor: The Northwest
Sick Relief Association of Willmar
been regularly licensed under the
france laws of Minnesota. The
,any has already commenced do
usiness, their headquarters being
iilmar, but agencies Will be es-
shed in different parts of the
=.
Friday evening last the Morris
sion of the Ancient Order of
rrnians gave q reception and
to the members of the Order
their friends, at Agency hall.
1t sixty couples were present, the
excellent, and an enjoyable
was had until early Saturday
liNg. About midnight a very
collation. was served to which
lie justice was done.
d Wing can take the cake, yes,
- entire bakery, for having the
nest man ON earth. The Argus,
hat city, says: Last Monday
ing while Rev. G. III. Plummer,
" of the Episcopal church, was
iating at the Christmas eve ser-
at the church, sneak thief
red the robing room and stole his
coat, a light fall one. In one of
pockets was valuable gloves and
'ok containing the office for visita-
i of the sick. The same evening
+ overcoats were stolen from the
House.
he city isj Judged by its newspaper
/ greater degree than any one kind
enterprise it possesses. Every
mess should be represented in the
vspaper OF the place. The adver-
ments comprise an exhaustive in-
to the trade and Industrial features
he city, and are so regarded by
TORS. the stranger and everyone,
de from this view, however, 1t
rs to advertise constantly. No one
sleep these days, and no merchant
such wonderful pull on the pub
that his place will be spied if he
II not advertise it attractions.
ather can give his son no better
sel1t than a years subscription to
Scientific American. Many youths
ring an Inventive oringenious tnrn
mind might have received lasting
ledt from carefully reading this
at instructive paper. 1t 10 written
a popular style. Nearly every
mber, besides its description Of new
aud mechanical works of
gnitude, has one or more articles
subjects Ill experimental sclence.
is published by the well known
n of Mum & Co., OF 361 Broadway.
Y, who have been iss publishers
more than forty years. IT'S sub
iption price of $500 q year, or s1.0O
four months, puts it within the
oh of every one.
Judge I,arling was in Duluth for q
, days last week. He reports great
in that city, especially
the streets, large amounts Of
,ney, probably million or more
dollars, expenaed yeAflY f5r THAT
rpose. Tie receipts Of wheat this
son have fallen offa hundred per
il from last year, receipts this
son are o 100000 bushels against
O00, 900 last season. This is largely
ing to the fact that Duluth has no
ur mills, consequently will not
rchase wheat Dy sample. Mixed
rpt Of two diff SIDES il given
lowest grade II Hard
q gradad