The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-18

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On Monday, October 18th, the Rev.
j. Hogg united in marriage Edwin
G. Forsdyke and Ethel IL. Whiteman.
Mr.. John Bennett, banker of
Households, N. Y, was the guest of
Charles Wintermute during the past
week.
Official matters, school reports,
premium list and other items of in
terest, make this issue crowded, but
interesting.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Hogg and family
have taken their departure for Farm
ington, to which point Mr.. Hogg has
been assigned.
j. HI. Norton, of Duluth, one of the
republican campaign orators, passed
through Morris Monday, en- route to
Browns Valley.
For ten years, John House has been
the deputy sheriff in charge of the
grand jury, at each term of court held
during the period named.
Our new press attracts considerable
attention, and parties who desire to
see it in operation should call on
Thursdays about 10 a. m.
The Congregational Sunday school )
viii hold Missionary rally exercise |
on next Sunday morning at 1870 |
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Yes, the 9th of November will soon
be here, and the dear people will have
a brief rest until '96 moseys ON the
boards, and then-but why anticipate.
The Y. P. S. G. Els of this state
will meet at Winona this week in au-
nual convention, the session beginning
Friday and continuing for three
days.
Wheat continues to weaken in price,
and as the drop is fractional it looks
as if the large receipts would account
in part of the gradual depression in
prices.
Ouryoung people are satisfied dance
is among the necessit 'es, and when
the aforesaid y. p. get into this frame
of mind, a ball will alone relieve
them.
The commissioners were prompt
with the sidewalk on the north side of
the court block, as the day after the
walk was ordered the lumber was on
the ground.
Martin Mea, of Hancock, was a
pleasant caller Monday, and we are
glad to learn, that the result of his
seasons work on his farm exceeded
expectations. |
Our high school foot ball team are
to play game with the Herman boys
at that place next Saturday, the in
tention being to have return game
played here.
A pointer bitch cameto the premises
of Jacob Christensen, and as the |
dog is valuable one, the owner can
have same by proving properly and |
paying charges.
None of the local prohibition can
didates have fled their registration
papers, consequently it leaves the re-
publican legislative ticket and the
fusion ticket alone in the field.
The high school scholars have
cleared the north side of the school
house grounds of distractions in the
shape of trees and walks, so as to af-
ford space for foot ball ground.
Hunters are not very enthusiastic
over their success in capturing game,
in fact the shooting is somewhat in
keeping with the attenuated times
and is too thin to be satisfactory.
The village council at a special
meeting held on Thursday last ap-
pointed as judges of election f. E.
Newell, H. S. Judson and W. J.
Munro. The clerks are w. F. Cooley
and A. McConville.
Last Friday, Ed. Harstad's Advance
separator, together with part of a
setting of wheat, was burned near
Donnelly. BY next morning at day
break he had new separator at
work. -.....
Only three hundred and fifteen
names are on the poll lists now being
prepared. 1t is probable the number
will reach about the usual figure of
nearly four hundred, by the time of
final registration.
| If you are in doubt as TO whether
to begin preparations for winter, it
would be good plan to follow the
stereotyped phrase on the railroad
time card; viz: "In case of doubt
adopt the safe course"
/ 1t was reported, but the accuracy
OF the rumor cannot be verified, that
Jim Shields, who played in left field
with the Morris club during the first
part of the season, was recently sand
bagged and killed in Montana.
Rev. A. Aberle left Oh Monday
evening for Conova, S. D. After a
brief soiourn there he will 90 south