Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-06-04


north of Morris, between the Scandal
and North Star mines, resulting in
q score of IS to % in favor of the North
Stars.
The making up Of the report Of the
court proceedings required some little
time and trouble, and it is pleasant to
note that our labors were appreciated
by our contemporary copying the re-
port verbatim, without giving credit.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Congregational church will give an
Ice cream and strawberry sociable
at the rooms formerly occupied by
Miss Emma Spooner, in the building
of VIM. Wunseh. on Atlantic avenue,
Oh Friday evening next.
I'D. Good will soon commence the
erection Of his new brick block. cor
ner OF Fifth street and Atlantic ave-
nue.. The building will be 50xS5 feet
and will be fire proof. The TRIBUNE
will be located in the second story of
this building, rooms being arranged
expressly for its accommodation.
tits undoubtedly fact that cannot
be successfully refuted, that the
"Light Champion, All Steel Road
Grader" is the best road grader placed
before the public. It works like q
charm. T. A. Callahan, dealer in
agricultural, implements, is agent for
this wonderful machine. See ad. In
this paper.
Married, yesterday morning at the
Catholic church, Father Gaskell Of
floating, Mr.. Christian Eul to Miss
Catherine Donovan, both OF this city.
The bridegroom Is very worthy citi-
zen. and the bride Is most estimable
young lady. The TRIBUNE extends
concentrations and wishes for the
90 IpIe long and happy married life'
OF. Tewksbury, after eleven days
work with his crew OF carpenters, has
the Holman building, on Pacific ave-
nue., well under way of completion
The building will be credit to the
city, as wei as credit to the con-
tractor. II is 25x80 feet, with "a feel
posts. A full and complete discrip'
ton of this building will be given in
the TRIBUNE next week.
We regret to be called upon to re-
cord on act of vandalism, which We
can hardly believe would be perpetra
ted In this community. The grave
of the lamented E. III. Holman was
recently robbed of rare plants ant
flowers. which had been decorated By
loving relatives. Any one guilty o
such an act deserves to be severel.
punished and no doubt will be IL dis
covered.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Metropolitan Hotel
which ia now under the management
of NJ. i, Foley, who has had this pop
uIa-,hoskeiry put In good conditio
for the ACCOMMODATION Of the travelin
public. Thereafter the charges at TIL
hotel will Ne $1.0O day, which
cheap enough, when 1t is taken int
consideration khat Mr.. Foley will ful
nish Accommodations that no one ca
reasonably find fault with.
One day last Week young ma
who had just arrived in Morris fror
Norway, called at theNStevens Count
Bank and requested the cashier
change a $50 Confederate bill, issue
at Richmond in 1864. The youn
man, desiring to have some Amer
can money" before he left Norwa.
exchanged Norway currency for I'll
Confederate bill, which heAwas tol
was good money In the United State
The bill OF the bogus Confectionery
now OIL its way back to Nerwa.
where 1t will be exchanged for GOO
money, as the party from whom
was received Is perfectly reliable o.
responsible,