The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-13
THURSDAY. Feb. Is, 1890. No.
Fl. WHITLEY, Editor.
SUN 8 Fam s.

Saturday evening next at the Court
House.
On Thursday morning last Z. +.
O'Brien became father to son,
mother and son doing we'll.
The Grip has let up on D.. Suther'
land sufficiently to allow him to take
hand in fighting other cases. The
Dr. looks as if he came out second
best.
The Schools were badly Gemoralized
last Monday, on account of the great
fire of the previous night, which
caused The whole town to loose their
sleep.
A train Of IS car loads of cattle
PASSED this point Tuesday from
Montana, for Sioux City. 1t was
trial train TO see how quickly trains
could be sent there.
We call the attention of our read
prs to Th0ry Syver, on's new ad. IN
this weeks Sun. Thory has had
number of years experience i'll the
Tin Smith line and deserves the pa
tronage that he will doubtless have
Give him a call.
The W. C. T. [. will meet with
Mrs. l.. E. Pearce, this week on
Saturday afternoon ut three O'clock
reading Miss Willards book, Glimpse
uf fifty years, all ladies, members and
those that are not members are in
vited to come to the meeting.
Wells Brothers and H GnsOn have
thrown down the gauntlet for the twin
Cities and chicago to take up if they
will. A glance at their large ad in
athis issue Of the Sun. will convince
any one that they don't mean to be
out done in low prices for coed goods.
Try them on the conditions on which
YOU buy in the cities, viz; cash, and
we bellve it will end your sending
abroad for anything in their line.
In an article some time ago in Tue
Sun on the subject of music, and mu.
s:cians in Morris, we overlooked one
lady Mrs. Pimm whose excellence as
q teacher of music can't be eXcelled.
she was educated in New York to
the musical profession, and gives
great credit to her instructors. Auy
young lady, or Miss desiring thorough
instruction in the Piano, or Organ,
can make no mistake by becoming
her pupil.
We are pleased to announce that
most Of the merchants who were un'
fortunate enough to get burned out
on Sunday night, have found tempo
rary quarters for business: Larson {
Nilsson will be found at the MUSK
Store. Cor. 4;h St. and Atlantic Ave.
J.Christianson in the Eagan building
F.A.H4ncoek in JOhnscn's feed store
FritzBuckentin next toFarmersH Ote
Anderson & Siyerson, Farmers hotel
s. A. Flaherty, 1st Nat. Band; Dr.
Dudley, adjoining Farmers Hotel.
Since writing the article on tn
necessity Of fire limit, prohibiting
frame buildings in the bushes
blocks. we are pleased to say, tina
the village council met last night an
passed such an ordinance. The put
Ication of said ordinance will b
found in another part of this paper
This is one of the best acts this or an
other council of Morris ever passec
The council ais ordered side wal
to be built in front of the burne
district, which was all the bushes
of public interest transacted.
This last disaster that has befalle
Morris, should convince every bod
of the mistake of erecting fran
buildings, within the fire limets; W
have had several bad fires in MORN
but this has been the most distructiN
of any. The. merchants who ON
their own lots are in favor of brio
and we have good reason to belei'
we will soon see good brick blo'
on the ruins that now look so desolat
The city Council should now ena
an ordinance prohibiting any mo
frame Buildings going up within 4
fire Iimets: or at least on Pacifice al
Atlantic avenues as far back as {
30 feet alley in rear of those street
There is nothing that encourag
an editor so much as to have his res
ers show their appreciation of
efforts TO please them. When t
dark clouds hang over the edfto
path it makes things look bright
and tears out large hole in t
murky canopy to have snbscril
meet him on The street and say ''tl
was a splendid article you wrote
the hog law, or the chicken choler;
or what ever 1t was. Try it at on
drop a compliment in the sfot,slap
editor on. the shoulder and
aim SMILE Saltwater Democrat.