Morris tribune., 1890-10-15
PERSONALS.

w. p. Buckley, of The Morris, tool
in the Graceville races last week.
i XII Huseyold and r. B. Macarthur
of Hodges, were in town Saturday.
Willie and Eddie Darling went tt
Sauk Centre Saturday last to spend
a few days.
Albert Violin, l.. ID. Perkins and
b. J. Folk, of Swan Lake, took in the
town on Saturday last.
Ole Mlkkleson and John Z. Backius
was among the Fralnnas crowd That
dotted the streets on Saturday.
A. w. Jones and w. A. Clark, the
horseman, left for Claromont. n. D.,
on the Saturday afternoon train.
Edwin j. Jones is still confined to
his house by sickness. He is reported
us improved somewhat as we go to
press.
Dr.. J. A. Steele and wife. of Min
neapolis, are visiting friends here,
The DR.. puts in his spare time in
hunting ducks.
p. \. Mccarthy went to Graeeville
to-day to attend II meeting of the DEM
ocratic legislative committec,of which
Mr.. Mccarthy is secretary.
Rev. H. NJ. Harrick and Rev.
Samuel Ellery have both returned
from the cities, and each occupied
his respective pulpit last Sabbath.
Judge C. l.. Brown was unable to
clear the Big Stone county calendar
for the October term and returned to
Ortonville Monday to finish the term.
DR.. Heatvole and a party Of friends
from Northfeld, are spending a week
at Pomme de Terre lake, shooting
ducks. The doctor is u brother Of
our Joel p.
E. \. Zubarth, of Herman, brought
his potatoes here to marked, an sold
them for IS cents per bushe Norris
is the best market in this section and
the farmers are realizing it very
generally.
Milo Camp was discussing the
political outlook on our streets last |
Monday. Milo is firm believer in
the principles of Republiean-Dem |
Observation-Disclosures Alliance
Antimonopoly- fusion.
John J. Pimm met with Il painful !
accident last Thursday. His driving
colt ran away and severely injured |
him about the head and face. II. J.
Judson was in the wagon but escaped |
with out severe injury.
George Ketcham, county attorney
of Grant county, an outspoken
political rustler for Louis Peterson,
the senatorial candidate, was seen on
Dur streets last Monday. The rain put
no damper on his Petersonian pro-
clivities, and he was rs active as Il
bee in June.
Elbow Lake Herald: l.. J. Schlatt-
man, candidate for representative on
5he alliance ticket. spoke at the Owen
ally on Wednesday afternoon of last
week. He was accompanied by Milo
Camp, alliance lecturer of Stevens
county, who also delivered short adj
lress. Both gentlemen attended
ally at Ashby that evening
Wheaton Gazette: l.. J. Schlatt-
nan. Alliance candidate for repre-
sentative, was looking over the situa-
ton here Tuesday. In Mr.. Schiatt-
man the Alliance certainly has an
earnest and able advocate, and one
who is we'll posted on the issues of
the day. He was oblidged to cut
short his visit here owing to the fact
that work on his farm in Stevens de-
his immediate attention.
We are pleased to learn by the
following from the Grant County Her.
I'D that our old friend X. B. Loyeioy
las returned from Illinois to make
lis future home in the North Star
State: K. B. Lovejoy, of North Otta.
wa, was in towe last Thursday. lie
las returned with his family to Grant
county to stay. For the last few
years he has been living in Illinois.
Down there drought this season has
caused an almost total failure of crops
corn in particular. When lie left DO,
5atoes were selling for $l.75 per bu-
shell. He naturally prefers Grant
county yet.