The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1892-12-29

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Next Sunday at the NJ, +. church a
Christmas sermon at 1890 q. NJ,
subject; "Who is my Neighhor2" At
7:30 p. M, a specially prepared service,
entitled; "Christmos in Song and
Poetry"
A fine selection Of pictures at j. D.
Goods, 5tf
Billy Mccullough lost a horse worth
$3.50 one day last week while at the
town pump; no was drinking, and
being startled by the crack of a whip
turned round short, his foot having
caught in something, he broke his
leg.
Pure buckwheat flower at the Red
Front, F. A. Hancock. 7tf
Watzke's orchestra is kept busy
playing for dances just at present.
They have fulfilled three engage
ments this week and will play at
Graceyille tomorrow night. Morris
has an orchestra that she may justly
feel proud of.
Those backing sets at Camp u
Gillespies are elegant. 6tf
The ladies of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of Alexandria de-
rived both pleasure and profit from a
''Ludefsk supper'not long ago. Why
not have a ''Ludefisk supper" here7
It would be something new and we
are sure our citizens would enjoy it.
The finest variety of Xmas candies
west of the cities to be found at the
Red Front, f. A. Hancock. 7tf
Lumbago cured by two applications
Mr.. H. c. Rigby, Baltimore, Nd,
Special Agent of the Mutual Life
Insurance Co., of New York says: l
take pleasure in stating that two
applications of Salvation Oil cured
me of a severe attack of lumbago.
Len Haight has constantly on hand
a full line of fresh groceries at lowest
prices.
Albert Shelter Camp of the Sons Of
Veterans will give a reception and
dance at their hall this evening. A
large number of invitations have been
issued and large attendance is ex-
pected. Friends of the Camp from
Hancock, Donnelly, Chokio and other
neighboring points will be present; a
good time is confidently expected.
A splendid assortment of nuts and
oranges for the holidays at F. A.
Hancock,s. 7tf
We are having, at least, touch of
genuine wintry weather. So far,
however there has been an absence of
storms and the clear, invigorating air,
being conducive to both health and
| pleasure, is not unwelcome. The
winter in Minnesota is by no means
the least enjoyable Of the changing
seasons.
a great variety Of Xmas goods at
Northcott' Bargain Store. Call and
see them. 6
A beautiful and commod;ous church
has just been completed in the town
Of Scott near Frog Lake. During
the last week citizens OF the village
have been asked to contribute to aid
in clearing the new structure from
| debt before its dedication. As usua1
in such cases the response was both
cheerful and liberal.
Writing desks in endless variety
and cheap at J. D. Good's-al
cheap. St:
Wheat has proven very poor de
pendence for all northwestern farmers
this year and their present experience
with that "staple," only emphasizes
the truth of the old saying don
put all your eggs in one basket
Farmers are finding that their onl.
safety lies in diversified farming anC
it will he found in the future, as il
the past, that those only will b
successful who plan to derive an in
come from more than one source.
The largest line of Christmas good
ever exhibited in Morris can be seer
at the Bargain Store. 6-3
L. P. Hunt, of Mankato, is tn
gentleman who is in active charge Q
Minnesota's exhibit for the World
Fair. He visited Morris week ag