The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-12-05
SUN 3 Fam S.
Merris market this date
Hurrah for Morris.


Hurrah for Morris.
Morris IS the banner wheat market
of the state. Yesterday Minneapolis
gave 10 cts, and Morris 81, for no. !
northern.
Don't forget the Turkey dinner to-
morrow night at Rev Ellery's.
The L. F. 4 D. trains are now
running from Morris to Brainard.
On Tuesday night, P. A. Mccarthy
was made the happy father of son.
The W. c. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
Ellery's on Saturday next at 3 p. m.
The Morris Missionary Union will
meet at Mrs. DeKaY's, Friday after
noon at o'clock.
VIM. Wunsch is rejoicing over the
addition of a daughter last week to
his already small family.
A remarkable bargain. You can
get the St Paul Daily News at this
office for $3.50 per year This offer
is good for this month only.
Eligah and his times will be
Rev. s. Ellery's subject on Sunday
evening next. This will be the second
of a series of discourses on that
subject.
FRIDAY evening, of last week. there
was an interesting service in all
saints church, Bishop Gilbert oficiat
ing. Miss Alice Wilson was con-
firmed on the same occasion.
MARKEDLY Squire Gellespie on
Thanksgiving day Gustave E. Ander-
sou to Miss H. L. Dubry, also scy-
mour Rustad to Miss Rose Bury all of
Donnelly. THE Sun tenders
congratulations.
We were mislnformed about Miss
Whipple's experience with the burg
lars last week, her watch, instead of
being silver, as we stated, was a pure
gold one and the light fingered gentry
did not leave it behind either.
At a meeting of the citizens of
Litchfield on the Is, to decide wheth-
er or not they should vote $1,000
bonds for water works and electric
lights, the vote stood, for bonds BIT
against bonds Sc. So that town is 60
ing to make a rapid stride in the
march of improvement.
When we said THE SIN was not
strictly an alliance paper, short
time ago, we were laboring under a
mistake, as THE Sun has been the
official organ of the Stevens county
alliance for year past, and still able
and willing to bear the banner fol
the sons of the soil.
There is in Stevens county a good
strong farmers alliance in every towr
except one, and this looks like bust
ness. If every county in the state
could say as much, the alliance power
would be overwhelming. The farm
ers could hold the reins of govern
ment and crack their whip over the
backs of party politicians.
We will say this for the Morri
Sun: During an acquaintance o
three years with the paper, we hav
never known it to fail when the far
mers interests were involved -anC
often 1T has come out cred hot" TO
justice when injustice was in the all
Farmers take it-take THE SUN-an
it will warm you in the winter so
Observation-Disclosures West.
There will be Turkey supper a
the parsonage of the methods
church, by the ladies aid societ
tomorrow, Friday evening. Suppe
on table from 8 to 1880 o'clock. !
good musical programe is being pre-
z pared for the occasion. Price c
supper and entertainment Is cents
All are cordially invited.
Through the indefaticable energ
Of S. G. Murphy, L. III. Pushor hs
obtained pension Of $500 per mont
dating from Jan. 1888. We heartl
congratulate Mr.. Pushor; and wis
we wer able to make the same q
nouncement for every soldier wi
has seen service in the union arm
during the rebellion.
Minneapolis goes Morris one bette
while here, the burglars take none
and watches, in Minneapolis the
take the porcelain letters off the vii
dows. These signs are made of bras
with porcelain covering and cost
about rs cents a letter:they are faste
ed to the outside of the windows
cement. It don't look to be near
profitable as the Morris plan Of nj
pers and chloform.
Silver ware at the jewIry store. 4