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

&c. Hammond, OF Donnelly, was
in town Saturday. :
John Sanders, of the town of Scott,
was in our city Saturday.
John S. Noble, of Browns Valley,
was in our city yesterday.
Attorney Townsend, of Herman,
was In our city Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Edgecomb were
visiting friends in Minneapolis last
week.
We received pleasant call from
David Rose, of Herman, one day the
latter part of last week.
DR.. Harris, our popular and skillful
dentist, goes to Browns Valley today
on professional business.
Col. A. III. Taisey and wife, of
Donnelly, attended the social and
dance given by the A. .. U. w. last
Thursday evening.
Mat Diedrick was in st. Paul last
week and visited the legislature. He
saws that Representative Crosstield is
lust the smartest man in the whole
crowd, and you may put that down rs
q fact what I knows, aud don't you
forget it.
John Mccullough, of Rutland, Da-
kota, has been in town the past Two
days, called here by the death OF his
mother. Mr.. Mccullough informed
us that farmers in the vicinity where
he resides had commenced dragging
ground for seeding before he left.
John House and wife returned home
yesterday, after ten weeks vacation
in Wisconsin. We do not know
whether or not John "put money In
his purse" while absent, bnt one thing
is certain, he put on aldermanic pro-
portions, and now tips the scales at
some less than 200 pounds. lie says
he is glad to get back home once more,
and is now better pleased with Min"
nesota than ever.
Hancock & Stebblns have the fol-
lowing brands Of teas: Oolong, Eng
lish Breakfast, Basket-fred Japan,
Sun-cured Japan, Green, and Gun
powder. All fresh. 25 to 75c.
Browns Valley Tribune: A camp
of Sons of Veterans is being organized
at this place, S. Y. Gordon, Jr. has
been chosen as captain; Geo. Gibson:
first lieutenant, and Chas. Scheif1ey,
as second lieutenant. The other Of
ficers are to be appointed by the cap
tain. "Albert Tuckey Camp" has
been the name selected for the organ
ization, which is indeed very appro-
pirate.
In another column Of this paper ap-
pears the advertisement. OF Hum
phrey's Specifics. We have used
these medicines in our family for
several years and have found them
most excellent remedies for the vari-
GUS diseases for which they are re-
commended. Iffamilies would secure
a case of these medicines they would
find them not only convenient, but
would save thereby good many
physicians bills.
Mrs. Whiteley desires to call the
attention of her friends and the public
to her large stock of latest styles Of
spring millinery goods just received
from the east. 11t4
Litchfield News Ledger: The date
for the G.. A. r. district encampment
In this city has been fixed for June
10th, 18th and 18th. Hotels and res
taurants should make preparations for
u rousing old time. The Litchfield
Brewery is making an extra large
quantity of beer, but incidentally we
may remark that this is intended
for the civilian visitors. as old soldiers
never-no, never-drink.
Secretary of State Madison writes
to the auditor of Goodhue county
that "According to the construction
given by the attorney general on the
general election law, this department
will not furnish any blanks for the
town or village elections to be held
this spring." The county auditor will
consequently be unable to supply the
town clerks as he has heretofore done
and they will be compelled to procure
their blanks elsewhere.
There is 10 danger in giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children,
as it contains no injurious substances;
besides it is unequalled for colds and
Group. Children like 1t. For sale by
Fritz Buckentin.
The Farm, Stock and Home says
that "good mutton is the healthiest
cleanest and sweetest meat in the.
world.n And we believe the time is
near at hand when Stevens county
will produce an abundant supply of
the best mutton in the world. Our
farmers have generally come to the
conclusion that sheep raising will pay
well, and many Of them who have
not heretofore raised sheep, have con-
cluded to go into the business.
The prac tice that some people have
of hitching horses to shade trees in
the City is very bad one and ought
| to be discontinued forthwith and for
all time. It takes time and money to
plant trees, and it is an outrage to
have them injured by horses being
tied to them after they have got well
to growing, furnishing shade and
identifying residences. The marshal
should look after this matter of hitch
ing horses to trees and put stop tt
the practice.
/ Browns Valley Tribune:. The gal
liant young gentlemen, Big Stone
| oo,,ntx, haa fallen I'm love with thu