The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-10-04
THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1894. No. 4O
LOCAL.

Hank Morrill, IS now DONG duCy
as deputy sheriff.
We learn that K. A. Linsley is i'll
with typhoid fever.
The county commissioners will meet
on next Monday, in regular session.
Don't forget that 'fDwight's Flour
is made at Graceville, Minnesota.
The man who has not got his
threshing done is the one who objects
to this weather.
A new residence is in course of
construction on east Seventh street,
for Bert Crossman.
The Morris Missionary Union will
meet with Mrs. DeKsy, Friday after
noon at 8 o'clock.
John McRae and James Sammon,
of Graceville, were in town Monday,
on a business trip.
Miss Jennie Stinson has now on
display an elegant line of seasonable
and stylish millinery.
Fred Andert and Franz Marty were
among The Sun patrons who made us
q welcome call this week.
Supt. of schools W. 81. Townsend,
of Grant county, was defeated in the
convention for nomination.
Editor Ness, of the Herman Enter
prise, was in town the first of the
week, sizing up the political situation.
Smoke Mountain Blossom, best 5
cent cigar in town, at Kruger &
Slawson's. 48t4
Among the old Morrisites seen on
our streets this week were FL. T.
Bevans and David Kemp, Sen.
See the new styles, latest fashions
and the pretty novelties at Miss
Jennie Stinson's millinery store.
Judge C. L. Brown has returned
from Luverne, where he has been
holding special term of court,
Wells Bros. & Hanson's cloak open
ing last Saturday was quite a success
despite the inclemency of the weather.
Local Nimerods finds good sport
with the ducks, the weather during
the past week having improved the
hunting.
The republican county committee
met Saturday afternoon and arranged
for the vigorous prosecution of their
campaign.
We note by the Washington Co.
Journal that Rev. G. A. Cressy is
mentioned for senator by the populist's
of Saltwater.
Now is the time to have your heat
ing stores repaired and set up. Cal
at j. D. Goods and the work will be
done on short notice. 49ti
Among the improvements going or
in town we note an addition to w. J
Bailey's residence and an addition t.
the round elevator.
A fire last Friday destroyed two
stacks of wheat for Sam Heath. II
started, it is thought, from g sparl
from threshing engine.
Mrs. l.. e. Pearce leaves for thu
east next Monday, TO be absent for .
couple of months, and will first visit
friends and relatives in Pennsylvania
Heavy roads have interfered will
grain receipts during the past few
days, and threshing has been sus
pended owing to unfavorable weather
County Attorney Flaherty visitet
Graceville last Thursday, and will
Hon. F. M. Eddy, was speaker a
the republican rally held that even
ing.
Golden Sheaf lodge No. 1873, A. T
"a. M. will have work in the NJ. d
degree on Saturday evening. A ban
quet is to follow the comforting of de
grees.
II. W. Stone, Sem, returned las
week from st. Paul, where he ha
been for sometime past, attending
the annual meeting of the state boar'
Of equalization.
Well, now that we have got goo'
drenching rains, we can go ahead
feeling satisfied that providence ma
have overlooked, but did not foresak
us, as we feared.
Carl Brandvold end Annie Hell
berg we're married Tuesday b,
Justice Gillespie. Mr.. Brandvol,
we learn, willhaye charge of th
Campbell farm,