The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-08-21

farms. at Better Rates than ever.
We can write Insurance in sucH SIrohE
conranies IS the National OF Hartford, MONS
OF New York St. Paul Fire ana Marine ""0
the unrivalrd AETNA. A., 49,, poi1rood
The Cashier is Agent tor Al the N'Hin n' Va,
lands IN This vicinity, the Cheapest LANDS
now for sale amt gong taSt' .,,,.ro,,cos,
The President is the Agent tor theStIohSeS'
Accident Insurance ComFany "i the M"i4El
THE Travellers Insurance ) "mPahN .! t'Sl ~
i"o t;h accident Insurance is written out
fick.1s good from one day to thrtV, or "u
poi.ins GOOD for one year with weekly lnoeh
,,;tv in case of injury This is no "Mutual
cmnanv, but has tile CASH to pay all losses
werespecttuIlv soIicitthe accounts OF Mer-
,pants AMI all who have dealings with BANKS
in this section Of the State
THURSDAY. Aug. 2lst, 1890. No. Al.
H. WHITLEY, Editor.
suNBEAMs.
Wheat is still advancing.
Billy Marble every night next
week.
Born. to Mr.. ard Mrs. Wellington,
daughter, all we'll.
The w. c. I. I. will meet on
Saturday afternoon of this week at
three o'clock with Mrs. ElIery all are
invited.
If you want the worth of your
money go to see Billy Marble next
week, tic',et5 35 cts; no extra charge
for reserved seats.
A railroad accident occurred on the
Old Colony road Mass on the 10Th,
in which Is were killed, and %
seriously injured.
The Sisters School will be open the
first Monday of September. They re-
quest the parents will kindly have
their children in attendance.
On the 10Th a terrible cyclone
passed over Wilksbarre, Pa, killing
over dozen people, iniuriug many
others; and leyeling hundreds OF
houses.
in the report Of the game between !
Benson and OrtOnYille we were mis-
informed us to score, it read II to in
favor of Benson; it should have read |
20 to Ii in favor Of Benson.
Our popular machInist VIM. C.
Ehler has been obliged to employ Il
larger force Of men en- account of the |
increase of Business; he is now ready |
for all work that may come to him.
Remember tie famous Marble |
Theater Co., at Court House Hall |
every night next week, change of
play every night. Admission So cts.
no extra for reserved seats now on
sale at Hulburd's.
The amount of farm machinery
sent out from this town this season
looks enormous, almost every
machine agent is cleaned out. House
& YoungQu.st alone have sold Is car
loads of hal Vesting machinery.
Mr.. Nelson, OH the Jones farm
west of town had two runaways last
week, he was harvesting when q |
thunder storm came on which frigh-
tened the horses and they ran eff
breaking the harvesters to pieces.
Two games were played on last
Thursday and Friday between the
st. Cloud and Fargo base ball mines
at Fargo, the first resulted in favor
of Fargo, scores 10 3; the second in
favor of St. Cloud I to 6. The st.
Cloud then went to Grand Forks.
Todd County will have grand fair
this fall; it will Je held Sept. 23rd,
24th and 25th, at Long Prairie. We
acknowledge the receipt of season
plementary-fOr which
we return thanks. If any from this
neighborhood desire to go abroad for
fair, and good horse racing they
cannot do better than Long Prairie.
Billy Marble, the distinguished
comedian supported by Ella Marble,
the talented emotional actress and a
competent Theatre Co., at Court
House Hall, 6 nights, commencing
Monday night Aug. Is, change Of
play every night, price IS cents. Be-
served seats no extra, at Hulbdrd's
Drug Store, opening play Solomon
Isaacs."
A day ago we seen rarity, it was
a young lady, we'll that's no rarity;
just SO, but she had on silk dress,
well that's no rarity: no but the rari-
ty was in the history of that dress. 1t
was her Great Grand mothers wedd-
ing dress, and over one hundred
years old, it was of heavy brocade
silk of gay pattern, and dress
maker remarked that the make up
had many points resembling the
present style. The wearer was Mr..
Brandt's daughter.
The Navy department at Washing
ton has issued the following order,
with reference to the embarkation of
the remains of Erickson for his
native land.
The colors of the squadron will he
at half mast during the embGl ka ton.
Minute guns will be fired from the
Monitor Nantucket during the pass
age Of the body from the shore to the