Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-04-09

ST. PAUL. II. AND NJ.
Get1g East: leave at 1901 p. m. and 49,
Going West: Leave at o:E p. m. and a:'
am.
BaowN's VALLEY BRANCH.
Arrive at IL :sc a. m. and leave &C $500 p. m
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Lave at 80 a. m. and arrive at $3.50 p. m.
Norris Market.
The following is the market pric
for wheat to-day: No. 1 Hard, y
No. N northern, 70; Mo- North'n, 81
Flax, s1.3
Inra1 gntes.
There was fine rain on Easter
Sunday.
Ofcourse you are going to s. v
dance tomorrow evening.
One farmer living near here sowed
% acres with wheat last week.
Don't foget the dance to be given
by the s, of V. tomorrow evening.
Conundrum: When will the Great
Northern build a depot in Morris?
Next Sabbath evening Mr.. EllerS
will preach on "Abraham's Mistake
Arbor day will soon be here anC
our citizens should be in readiness tC
plant trees.
C. E. Camp sold twelve sets Of har'
ness from Wednesday to Saturday 81
last week. That's business.
Just thiAk of it: The MORRIS Fri
RUNE and Mrs Logan's Home Maga
CINE only $l.6Q year, payable in ad
vance.
Read II. L. Hulburd Il Cos new all
on first page, and then if you want tt
buy any paint you will know where te
get 1T.
Thory Syverson has just received
supply of Acorn cook stoves, the besl
cook stove in the market. Call and
see them.
The first rain of any account that we
have had for the last six months fell
on Thursday last, when we had
very nice shower.
The Ladies' Missionary Society viii
give sociable at the home OF MIR. ano
Mrs. Wheaton, Friday evening. Al
are cordially invited
Many of the farmers III this section
were narrowing and getting ready fol
seeding last week, and we hear tina
there was some wheat sown.-
What's the matter with our lamp
lighter that he don't light the stree
lamps of late7 Are the nights SO darl
that he can't find the lamp posts
The Easter sermon by Father Gas
kell, last Sunday, was not only elo
auent, but abounded in Christian in
struction, his subject being the "Res
direction of Christ"
To Sam Pullian, Poundmaster
DON'T let up on stray cattle and un
licensed dogs until every bovine fount
running at large, and the last illega
canine, is securely pounded.
One of our leading citizens, mar
not given to fattery, said to US TIN
other day, ~ think that the las
weeks TRIBUNE was the best pape
ever issued in Morris" Thanks.
Fifth street, from Atlantic avenu
east one block. ought to be graded u
and the cutters on either side of th
street opened so that the water Cal
run off. It is in bad shape now.
Our agricultural implement dealer
say that they are selling more drill
for seeding this season than any pre-
vious year, showing that drills ar
growing in popularity In this section
IF our street and alley committe
would promenade through the ale
in the rear of The burned district the
would smell something that would h
to their advantage to have removed
The season for annual cleaning u
will soon be here. Let the cleaniil
be more thorough than ever befor
so that we may have the reputatio
of having the cieanest town in I'll
state.
The Sons of Vetelans give a dane
at the Workman Hall tomorro
Thursday evening. Go. everybod.
and give the boys rousing benefi
and thus aid them IN the purchase
new uniforms.
Parties who have not paid the
personal tax had better call on She
If Munro and pay the same at onc'
They will save monay by calling c
the sheriff, instead of having I'll
sheriff call OH them.
There are few small boys In tow
who do not appear ever to have lear
ed how to behave themselves proper
~ an audience. but persist in distur
Ing other people by constant whispe
ing, laughing and playing prank
These .u.nso are MA. e.ioua.I ri TIE
place, but they are very much out
place In a church or any assembly
people for quiet and orderly purpos
a.hese boys should be looked after a
given few wholesome lessons in e
cry day manners.