The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-07-26


are the style down at the river these
days"
August 10th and 18th are the dates
of holding teachers examinations. Sec
notice elsewhere published by the
superintendent.
While there are wheat fields in this
county that will yield twenty-five
bushels per acre there are other fields
that will not be cut.
Chintz bugs are doing considerable
damage in Ottertail county, and it
looks as if the pests were spreading
over the entire state
We hear it rumoredt hat Joe Brom
is to occupy the new building of Mar
tin Holmlund on Sixth street and will
reopen his harness shop.
We note by our exchanges that
there appears to be more than the
usual number of thieves and burglars
at work in adjacent towns.
A. L. Mohler formerly of the G. n,
has been appointed general manager
of the Minneapolis & st. Louis road,
with headquarters at Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. E. Newell and family re-
turned last week from visit to Hast.
ings. Mrs. A. j. Sehaller, her sister
accompanying her for brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Judson and
family left for the cottage at Pomme
de Terre lake on Monday and will re-
main at the lakeside for several weeks.
Frank Rogers has adjusted his loss
SO far as to settle on the amount, but
there is hitch due to the fact of
the building being on leased ground.
DR.. Geo. w. Harris and F. E.
Smith started on their bicycles for
Glenwood Saturday morning, visiting
at the Morris cottage during their stay
in the Glen.
The farmer asks, where shall I buy
the machine oil I must have to
harvest my crop? We answer, at the
drugstore of Kreuger & Slawson. 37t8
Everything is ready for the brick
work at the school house, and as soon
as the brick is received from Little
Falls the masons will begin on the
walls.
K.C. Helgeson, of Hancock, came
up Tuesday to see if everything was
as he left it, and returned satisfied
nothing had been disturbed during
his absence.
Mrs. A. A. Stone, entertained her
lady friends on Thursday last, at a
six o'clock tea. The occasion is re-
ported as being a most pleasant and
successful event.
People who have to resett glass in
sash where the putty is hard and
difficult to remove, will find that
red hot iron will loosen the putty.
This is worth remembering.
Grand Master G. L. Brown will go
to Washington, MINI, the first week
in August, and lay the corner stone
of the new court house. The Masonic
grand lodge will accompany him.
A stable and part of the contents,
owned by Chas. Pullman, formerly Of,
Herman but now of Little Falls, was
destroyed by fire last week, with a
loss of 81, 400 over and above in
surance.
Among the welcome callers of the
past week was Henry Fsls, of the
town of Moore, from whom we
learned that crops in that section
were in very fair condition and about
ready to cut.
Owing to delay occasioned by the
strike, our large stock of ladies waists
only arrived yesterday, and in order
to dispose of them they will be closed
out at sacrifice. Call and get
| bargain, at Wells Bros & Hanson's.
Patronize home industries, and
buy your cigars from e. F. Bruhn.
The brand known as "Onentals' are
becoming very popular, and deserved
ly so, as they are of fine stock, we'll
made, nice flavor, and superior
quality.
The tramps are numerous these
days, every freight train having a
large delegation of them on board. 1t
is estimated that the west bound train
last Friday had between eighty and
one hundred of the unfortunates on
board.
The Protestant Sunday schools have
arranged for union picnic near
Starbuck tomorrow, and will leave on
the Northern Pacific at 7:15 a. M, re-
turning at $50 p. m. The train will
be held at the picnic grounds until
500 P. m.
FL. A. Campbell and wife left OH
Monday for Benson, where Harvey
takes position on the G.. N. We
can recommend Mr. Campbell to the
Benson business public as a courteous,
efficient and most accommodating
gentleman.
1t is probable the base ball season