Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1890-04-30
Railroad Time Table.

s,ctkon of the State.
Collections a Specially.
Railroad Time Table.
Passenger trains leave Morris as follows:
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE.
Gstas East. Leave at 1901 p. m. and 1915
Going West; Leave at 2:47 p. m. and s'4'
BROWNS VALLEY BRANCH.
Arrive at IL go q. m. end leave at o;oo p III
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Leave at 1880 q. m. and arrive atb:sO p. m.
Norris Market.
The following Is the market price
for wheat to-day: No. HARD, II;
No. Northern, rs; No. North'n, 10;
Flax, $1.34.
lIneal 0otes.
What brilliant local paper!
The county commissioners VIII
meet on the 21tn INST.
The Catholics are talking OF build
a church In Browns Valley.
Query: How many trees will be
set out in Morris on Arbor Day?
Geo. E. Darling lost II stack of ten
tons of hay last week by prairie hre.
The Ladies' Missionary Society VIII
meet with Mrs. Darling Friday at
3p. IN.
Brick making will be commenced
at the Morris brick yard next Monday
morning.
Tickets for the concert next Friday
evening for sale ut Hulburd Co.'S
drug store.
The Pope County Bank has re-
moved its fixtures from Glenwood to
st. Cloud, and will open business
there.
There will be meeting of Overton
Post nexs Friday evening. "Oid
Vets" make note Of this and be on
hand.
Charles Wilson lost q barn by
prairie fire on Sunday last. The barn
was located on his farm just north OF
town.
In fa w
driving colts this spring. Nearly
every man has a string of embr\
trotters.
The farmers in Stevens County are
about done seeding wheat, and VIII
be through with oats during the pres
ent week.
Underground telegraph says that
we are to have wedding in town
during the present month. Guess
who the parties are.
Robertson and Nelson have pur'
chased very pleasant lot for res :
dence in the block OH which Walsh's
bottIing establishment is located.
Next Friday, May End, is ArboI
day, and it is hoped that every man
In Morris and every boy who is ole
enough will plant tree on that day
The Great Northern carpenters have
arrived and commenced rebuilding
the depot. That structure will bt
So feet long, Al feet shorter than thu
old one.
There is not dwelling house In thu
city for rent. A few good tenemen
houses that could be rented for IS t.
s12a month, would find ready ten
ants at this time.
Fret not your life away because
your hair IS gray, while young, a.
you can stay all grayness and cal
beautify the hair with Halls Hal
Remover and be happy.
The Sisters of Mercy are having TIL
grounds on the west side of the con
vent planted with trees, and it vii
be only a few years before they vii
a have pleasant little park.
What pity that Morris has nc
purchased grounds for public par
and had it in readiness so that W
could all turn out and plant tree
A 49, no Friday
Mr.. J. Kennedy shipped from hei
yesterday four car loads of steers
Sioux City, Iowa. Mr.. Kennedy pal
out in Morris over $4,000 for cattle o
Monday. Quite nice little sum
be distributed among our farmers.
The historical bear with two Italis
keepers, with grease enough on the
miserable carcasses to make barrel
soap. were in town last week; but tn
soon came to the conclusion that Mor1
atmosphere was not congenial to the
health, and soon vamoosed the ranch
Graceyille Transcript: The Grac
vile Running and Trotting Associ
ton will give their first meeting
May 20. Very liberal purses viii
given to the winners and as this
only starter we expect that befo
the season closes some of the taste
horses In the state will visit Grat
Vile.
The concert next Friday evening
the Congregational Church Choir,
sisted by the charming vocalist, M
Richards, will undoubtedly be one of
most interesting musical entertainmel
ever presented to the people of Nor
The program is rare one, made up
the most choice selections. All sho
attend this concert.