The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-01-22

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BORN-To MI. and Mrs. Wheaton,
Jan. 10, daughter.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Spooner, Jan. l7th, a son.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Stinson, January 18th, son.
MI. Anton Watzke while out fish.
ing on Tuesday, speared a l4s lbs.
pickerel.
King Kalakua. of the Sandwich
Islands, died in San Francisco on
Tuesday.
The infant daughter of Will Moberg
died on Saturday last. She was ten
days Old,
Mr.. VIM. DlyIdson, of Donneliy,
has been seriously i'll for some few
days past.
\ grand dance will be given at
TAorp's hall, Hancock, tomorrow
evening. Music will be furnished by
WatzAe's orchestra, and Il good time
is guaranteed.
There was dance ON Thursday
night at the RiddelI Restaurant; and
one on the same night at the house
of H. Huber. Verify the light fam
tIstic toes must be very numerous.
All the surroundi ng counties gave
the printing to the lowest bidder.
Stevens alone gave it to the highest.
Truly We have Il county board that is
very much interested in bleeding the
tax payeis. TO reward friends.
The Norris Tribune claims, to be
one of the good papers of the district
If stale clap-trap and free use of
bar rooLl epithets make good paper,
then the Norris Tribune is journal
istic star of the first magnitude.
Our amiable and accomplished con
temporary advocates the rendering
of banquet to the prOprietOrs OF
The Morris From his aGtaCk on the
editor of this paper, we judge he ha;
been attending of late number O.
banQuets.
The May Louise Aigen Compan!
concluded weeks engagement il
Morris on Saturday night, producin!
Ole Olson to a very large audience
Mr.. George Munro and Mr.. Will
Fenton, of Hancock, were the holder
of the numbers drawing the twl
handsome albums.
Mr.. McRea, of GraceviIle, say
that one Of the officers of the Grea
Northern E'y. Co., told him, in
conversation they had in St. Paul las
week, that the company had los
$4,000 by running the day passenge
tram on this division, and that it wa
not going to be put on again.
The Gospel Temperance meetjn
held in the Congregational Church la;
Sunday evening was largely attended
The program consisted Of recitation
and singing, and brief address, b
Mr.. Ellery. We have seldom hear
more appropriate recitations, and tn
singing by the Congregational cho
was very choice.
The Minneapolis court house con
mssioners met on Monday and awar,
ed the contract for the two remainin
stories to James Baxter & Son, of II
OrtOnVille stone quarrles. TT
amount of the contract is 341, OIL
So. This will give employment
two hundred men in Ortonville f,
two years.-OrtcnvIlle Headlight.
At meeting of the Stevens Count
Agri cultural Society on Saturday Il
following officers were elected:
President, DIT. Wheaton; Wise Pre-
ident HID. Tenney; Secretary, D.
Wheaton; Treasurer, Samuel Larso
Executive committee, H.W. Stone,S
.Schlattman, G, Sax, S.B Smi
and J. Berkin.
Many years pratice have giv'
G. A. Snow & Co. Solicitors of
tents in Washington, D. c., INST
passed success in obtaining pater
for all classes of invention. Th
make a speciality of rejected case
and have secured allowance of ma
patents that had been previously /
jected. Their advertisement
another column, will be of interest
inventors, manufacturers, and
who have TO do with patents. l.