The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-12-19
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Wheat, No l northern.

The afternoon west bouuu tldlH
will be due here in future at PA.
A Morris merchant got in car
load of potatoes from Little Falls
yesterday.
We have heard of Augsburg semi
nary-but where the dickens is
Augsb2wy?
There is change in the time of
the noon passenger train. 1t now
arrives at lao and leaves at l2:1.
Mrs. \. E. Anderson presented her
husband with a Christmas present of
daughter, last Monday. Congratu-
latiOns.
The citizens of Browns Valley
established a creamery at that place.
which will be ready for business as
soon as spring opens.
Goods rocking chairs are old COM
fort; buy one of them for your wife s
Nmas present. To sit in one of them
Is almost as good eating his honey.
1t is said that 1T is under contem-
plation to enlarge the Methodist
church, as the present seating capac-
ity is inadequate for the congrega-
ton.
\ new paint and carpenter shop
is opened on the west side, in the
building formerly used by E, F. Hill
as carpenter shop, corner Pacific
Ave. and 9th st., by HoWley Bros.
Mr.. Sidney Stafford and Miss Della
Pagan were married on Friday last.
at the home of the brides mother,by
Rev. II. NJ. Herrick. The Sun ex-
tends It's best wishes to the happy
couple.
The plat of Lake Side addition to
the village of Norris has been record
ed in the register of deeds office. A
number of the lots have already been
sold. T. j. Moore is local agent for
the owners.
Fritz Buckentin had an accordian
hanging outside his store door few
DAYS ago which the wind blew down.
Whoever was the lucky finder can
have the reeds belonging to it by
calling at the store. 6t2
Mr.. Hatch, agent for the Childrens
Endowment society, remains in town
this week and may be found each day
from II m. to p. N. at the Metropol-
itan hotel. He earnestly requests
every parent to look into the work
ings of that society while they have
an opportunity.
Squire Gillespie held court on Tues
day, Peter Mckenzie, plaintiff; P. C.
Delaney defendant. Defendant plead
ed guilty, and was fined sl.00 and
costs, There were extenuating cir
cumstances which made the Squire
lenient.
We owe an apology, or an expIana-
ton to the alliance Of the town OF
Morris, for not having a notice fol
their meeting, in THE Sun of last
week. The truth is, the page or
which the notice was written wa:
lost, with other important matter
Of course we charge all of these mis-
fortunes to the "devil."
There is large number of farmers
hauling wheat to Morris from Al
miles west of here, in Big Stone ant
Travese counties. One case came
to our notice where man brOugh
in 100 bushels with four horse team
and made $12 above his local market
He brought home a cord of dry mapl
wood, at $3.50, on which he saveC
about $500. This is only one of yer!
many cases.
One of our Stevens county g earlies
settlers, VIM. Perry, was in town las
week. He talks of going to Wash
ington state, but we advised him t.
remain ir Minnesota, as few of thos
who have left Minnesota for greene
fields farther west have found them
No man should leave Minnesota t
better his condition, for if he does, b
is likely to sew to the wind, and rea
the whirl-wind.
The merchant who left his good
hanging outside over night last wee
is indebted to Night Watch Flynn 70
unlocking them, as some one els
might have hooked them to som
purpose. When Marshal Peppe
found them next day in the engin
house he concluded that some felIo'
was engaged in bachelors washin
of underwear. Such a merchar
needs a lesson for his carelessnes
Go to Goods for good goods, lount
. es and suits of furniture for the hol
y days. VI
Stamping patents in great vsriet
at Mrs. Whiteley's. u