The sun., 1894-03-15

have been held at the court house last
Saturday afternoon, did not material
ize.
1t is buldozing to discharge man
because he won't vote as his employer
dictates. By just process of evolution
the buldoze act becomes boomer
ang, at least this was the case Tues
day last.
There are only three legal holidays
established by statute in this state
and they are Washington's birthday,
Memorial day and general election
day. Thanksgiving and July 4th,
are national holidays.
Our Little Falls & Dakota branch
of the N. P. may be extended to
Ortonville ere long. It depends on
the amount of bonds the various
towns along the line vote and the
company expects $4,000.
We are sorry to learn that G. P.
Zachritz and family will leave Morris,
and return to Missouri. George has
made many friend here who will,
while regretting his departure, join in
wishing him every success.
There is going to be Gospel Tenn
perance meeting next Sunday even
ing at 7:3O, under the auspices of
the w. c. T. U. at the Congregation
al church. An interesting program
will be prepared. All are invited to
come.
In cleaning up around the barns
this spring, those on the east side the
track have permission to dump their
loads on the grounds of the Indian
school. No rubbish is wanted as the
manure is to be used for fertilizing
! purposes.
Sometimes it seems as il we were to
have change-that we were to put
off with the old and on with the new,
as it were, but when we see by our ex-
changes that an Uncle Toms Cabin
company is about in the state we feel
weary and discouraged.
Graceville is to have a celebration
tomorrow in honor of st. Patrick's
day. A play by home talent, lecture,
banquet and other attractions are to
be offered and very complete arrange
ments are made for an interesting
and enjoyable occasion.
Miss Jennie E. Stinson will open a
millinery store on the west side of the
track, in the building formerly occu-
pied by G. j. Croonquist. Miss Stin-
son expects to have her stock ready
for an opening by next week.
Reserve good plot of ground for
potatoes, beans, peas, cabbage, ,turnips,
carrots, parsnips and other vegetables
Raise plenty for your table use any
way, but if you can grow more than
you can consume, the stock will be
greatful for any surplus and be
benefited by change of food.
For the meeting of the State Re-
publican League to be held at Mime
apolis, March 28th, at which the Hon
Mr.. Mckinley, of Ohio, will make ar
address. The Northean Pacific r. r
will make rates of one fare to Mime
r apolis and st Paul for the round trip
{ Tickets to be sold for trains arriving
IN Minneapolis on March 28th. Linn
tied to March 10Th.
, In short time, probably by the last
of this week or the first of the next
Messrs Wells Bros & Hanson will have
; their spring goods arriving, and as
they propose to have the latest, and
the best, and intend completely equip,
ping every department with new goods
| it will pay to inspect their counters &
, shelves not only closely but frequently
A new way of satisfying spite was
hit upon by Ebb Watson, of Red
Wood Falls. He had it in for neigh
Dor and proceeded to get even by SOW
ing wild mustard seed over 25 acre
of land owned by the neighbor. Nov
f Mr.. Watson is in jail and is perhap
t fin ding out that wild mustard seed i
a about as profitable crop to the SOW
er as wild oats is.
k Notice.
@ The league convention of republica
j clubs for Minnesota meets at Mime
apolis, on the 28th. Gov. Wm
Mckinley addresses the convention il
the evening. All desiring to atten
=" will please give me notice before th
10th, of the month and will secur
them tickets of admission.
r G. E. DARLING,
Member Of Rep. CON