The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-11-01

: DeKay. Mr.. Woodward is expected
tomorrow.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. D.
Good will be pleased to learn that
she is slowly but steadily improy.
ing in health.
The pillows don't rage on lake
Crystal any more, in fact. nothing but
the odor of mud is raging to any ex-
tent in that vicinity.
Yes, thank providence Halloween
"has been and come and gone" and
the saints be further praised it won't
come again for anothe, year.
For the first time since its erection
the Metropolitan hotel is vacant, and
it viii probably not be tenanted until
the work of renovation, now in pro-
gress is completed.
Quite delegation of our politicians
went to Hancock last evening to at
tend the republican rally, and hear
our next congressman from this
district, F. NJ. Eddy deliver an adj
dress.
Votes that count and cost, are
being gathered in by the young
ladies at the church fair. If ever
ladies get running for Office and make
a personal canvas, what will we men
folks do?
That black and white Llewellyn
setter dog of John Carney's has got
away again, and if you find him, re-
turn to owner and receive reward.
This dog is boon to newspapers
and to the finders, but an expense to
the owner.
If all reports are trustworthy, and
their being unanimous would indi-
cate their being reliable, every man
on the republican county ticket will
be elected by large majorities, some
claiming, by vote that will average
two to one.
J. J. Jordan, a brother of Mrs.
J. Good, has been compelled to dis
pose of his interest in the Fargo Re-
publican on account of rheumatism,
and will leave for the Hot Springs to
remain during the winter, in hopes of
affecting permanent cure.
Mr.. Tunstad, of the firm of Tunstad
& Moore, contractors for the new
school house heating apparatus, was
in town Tuesday, experimenting the
completing of the ventilating attach
ments and making an examination of
the steam work as completed.
q. F. Kindred, we'll known through
out the old fifth congressional district,
is now located in Philadelphia, as
general manager of the Reading rail-
road. Older settlers who recall the |
famous Kindred-Nelson campaign,
will remember the G. F. Kindred re-
ferred to.
As if our cup of misery was not
filed to overlooking, here comes a
weather prophet who predicts that the
coming winter is to be long and
severe one. We do not as a rule, wish
harm to even our most relentless
enemy, but we do hope this weather
prophet will get sun struck on
January LIST next.
It has been suggested that no
embargo, by reduction in price or
otherwise, will be placed upon the
free coinage of good butter. Take
good care of the winter cows. By the
way, it is difficult for The Sun to
understand why there are SO few
winter cows in the county, when their
keeping is so profitable.
! On Saturday last the Night Hawks
were treated to straw ride, by the
young gentlemen whom they had en-
tertained at their reception the week
previous. In the course of their
meanderings the Riverside mill was
visited, and from the appearance of
the party, it looked as if they had in
spected the premises thoroughly, the
-four bins especially.
Continuously favorable weather has
enabled the farm work to about reach
completion, in fact the stacks remain
ing unthreshed and the fields yet I'M
plowed are few and scattered, and as
a rule, there is more than the average
amount of land fall plowed. The
receipts are increasing now that there
is time to haul, and as a result collec-
, tons and business in all lines are i'm
proving.
The ladies of the Assumption
church are holding a fair at the
: Metropolitan hotel, and with the ex-
ception of to-day, which is holiday
of obligation in the church, the fair
will continue during the remainder of
the week. Every effort is being made to
insure successful results, and it is to be
hoped, that as the proceeds are for a
worthy purpose, the patronage ex-
tended will result satisfactorily.
l Actual tests made in feeding wheat
} to hogs shows as follows:
Sept. Is, 18 pigs weighed. i, 1916
70, same pigs weighed :. $500