Morris tribune., 1889-10-02
Railroad Time Table.

Railroad Time Table.
'assenger trains leave Morris as tolloWs:
ST. PAUL, NJ. AND NJ.
DING East: Leave at 1910 p. M. and 12:le
Sing West: Leave at 2:34 p. m. and s:2s
BROWNS VALLEY BRANCH.
Arrive at u:a5 q. IN. and leave at $500 p. NJ.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Leave at 6;.5 a. m and arrive at $500 p. m.
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Norris Market.
The following is the market price
for wheat to-day: No. Hard, -;
No. lIorthern, 60; Mo- North'n, 66
No. 5 Northern, 50.
Loeal Qntes.
The county board is III session this
week.
The managers claim that the Pope
county fair is on q good paying basis.
The Morris Missionary Union will
meet with Mrs. Darling, Friday after
1.oOn at o'clock.
We print this week full list OF the
premiums awarded at the fair. Look
it over closely and see if your name
is there.
WANTED-Two or three second
grade teachers. For particulars APP
ply to W. c. Bickuell, county super
intendent.
The Litchtield papers says that the
Meeker county fair, which was re-
Gently held there, was not success,
financially.
The first school month of the year
closed last Frid@, .N."d elep'>'t Oh 'he
,rolk uI the same will be found in
another column.
The village council of Litchfield
has appointed committee to inVesti-
gate and report on suitable system
ofwater works for the village.
The Norris Choral Club will meet
ut the West Side school house next
Saturday evening. All the old men,
bers are earnestly requested to be
present.
In another calumn will be found
the special poor law for Stevens and
Grants counties, passed last winter.
1t should be carefully perused by all
town officers.
The Wheaton Reporter Gazette says
that the politicians up there don't
like to be called kicxers. Let them
stop kicking, then, and everything
will be lovely.
Among the 26 senators and repre-
'sentatives who voted against the pas
sage of the meat inspection law were
Senator Hixson and Representative
Crossfield Of this district.
The barn of John Coleman, in the
town of Darnen, was burned to the
ground last Sunday night with its
contents, including four horses. This
is severe loss to Mr.. Coleman.
The town has been filled up with
threshers the last few days, some OF
whom got full and attempted to run
things. The consequence is that
Sheriff Munro has few boarders.
G.. Cogel & Son are furnishing wood
and coal to our people at very reason
able rates, and are selling large guam.
titles. It is reliable firm and you
get just what you order, every time
The Litchfield News-Ledger says
"that never in the history of the world
has Lake Ripley been as low as it is
at the present time. 1t is almost tor
low to be associated with by decent
people"
The Glenwood Central Minnesotiar
and Times have been consolidated
and now appears as the Central Min
nesotian and Times, under the editor
ship of J. L. Crump, and is an A No
newspaper, no mistake.
Something over three thousand dol
lars was paid tor wheat in Morris las
Saturday. On Monday the sales raj
over three thousand dollars, and yes
terday nearly reached that figure
Who says we haven't got whea
market? .--..
Will the editor of the Glenwoo'
Central Mlnnesotian and Time
please oblige US by calling his pape
simply the "Glenwood Times?n Th
name is altogether too long and take
too much time to write it. Our tim
is valuable.
If the list of premiums awarde
and as printed are not correct, pleas
notify the secretary, D. T. Wheaton
at once. Premiums will be paid b
the treasurer, Samual Larson, on an
after Oct. Is. Premiums not elaine
within sixty days will be considere
forfeited.
Last Monday during the high win
the Delahunt Bros. were threshing o
\ the farm of Mrs. Pagan and til
: Sstacks were set fire by the sparF
from the engine. Three stacks ,
grain were destroyed, and then IL
fire spread to some hay stacks in Il
neighborhood and about two hundre
tons of hay were consumed. The el
CINE and separator were saved vii
difficulty.