Morris tribune., 1890-06-11
Railroad Time Table.

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Railroad Time Table.
pa.ss,csr trs,ns Leave Norris as follows:
aRRAr NORTHERN RAILWAY E1NE'
9osng East: Leave at 1901 p. m. ana 1874
Going West; Leave at 2:4' p m ana a''
BaowSss VALLEY BRANCH.
Arrtvs st II 20 a, m and leave Ut $500 p. m.
NORTHERN PACrFIC.
yasvs at $50 a. m. and arrive at6;80 p. m.
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Morris Market.
Tie following Ia the market price
for wheat to-day: No. l Hard, 81
No. Northern, so; No. North'n, a
Flax, s1.34.
Focal 9otes.
Litchfield Is to have $40, 900 schooi
house.
:. Stewart was seen in Norris yes.
terday and was looking up residence
location.
Poll tax is somewhat higher this
year than last. If you don't believe
it, ask Joe Brom.
Another shipment of genuine Yer
mont maple sugar just received at the
Red Front Grocery.
Larson & Nilsson have commenced
on the founda ton for their double
two story brick store.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
will meet at Mrs. Wheaton's, Friday
afternoon at o'clock.
The Bible class meets at $50 ?. N:
Thursdays in the Congregational
church until further notice.
The annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Valley Conference of Congregas
tional churches will be held next
year in Morris, .-...-
The Morris Driving Park Associa-
ton will be incorporated, with capital
stock fixed at $4,000, composed of 200
shares of $40 each.
Miss Richards will conduct the re-
hersal of the Choral Union again this
week. at the Methodist church,
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
Married, June 9Th, by Rev. Herrick,
Mr.. George B. Spooner to Miss Nellie
T.. Barrett, all of this city. The TRI-
RHINE tenders congratulations.
Phe Congregational church Will be
decorated on Sunday next Ill honor OF
Childrens' Day, and the services VIII
be especially for the children.
The Reporter says that Wheaton
viii not celebrate the 4th OF July this
year. but reminds its readers that the
old eagle will scream at Morris,
We counted ten teams, all coming
INTO town together, on Saturday
after lumber for new settlers III Tie
southwestern part of the county.
RELIGIOUS seryises will be held at
the Camp school house, in the town
of Scott, next Sunday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, Rev. S. Ellery officiating.
Mr.. Herrick will preach at the
Randall school house next Sunday.
A live Sunday school of over thirty
members meet there every Sunday at
2p. m. -
We understand that there will be
Odd Fellow memorial services at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing. and that Rev. S. Ellery VIII
preach a memorial sermon.
There was house warming ano
dance at the new house of CLAUS
Thorstad, Swan Lake, last Friday
night. A large party was present
and all report grand good time:
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Kohler wish to ex
tend their thanks through the FRI
BUNE to the many friends who were
so kind to them during the late sick
ness and death Of their little boy.
There was large crowd of peopl'
In town Saturday, many of whom
came il to attend the sale of Mon
lana horses, and nearly all did NOR
or less trading with our merchants.
Anoka Herald: There is camp
Sons of Veterans at Morris named TO
the Hon. Albert Scheffer of st. Paul
which is great compliment to Al
I bert, and will never disgrace the boys
Syyerson & Thorstad are maxim
the milk cans for the Swan LAX
cheese factory. Parties in want c
milk cans will do well to call on thi
firm. The work turned out by thel
Is firSt-class.
Butter is away down in Litchffeit
The News Ledger says: A farme
brought in fifty pounds OF good butte
and could get but seven cents
pound for it. Encouraging price
the diary farmer, is it not?
H. Baugh and d. ii. Connell wei
arrested for violation of the hawker
ordinance. Baugh was found guilt
and fined. Upon refusal to pay fin
he was duly incarcerated in the cou
ty Jail. Subsequently Baugh's alto
ney made out q writ of habeas corpI
before Judge Brown and he was +
leased from custody, the court hol
ing the ordinance void for want
delegated power in 1.-The ~charte
Connell was discharged in justi
court on technicality.
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