The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-02
THURSDAY, AUG 4, 1894. No. 40
LOCAL..

Miss Cora Hulburd visited Glen
wood last week.
Miss Lizzie Pushor returned Satur,
day from Minneapolis.
"Dwight's Flour is made at Grace
vile; trial sack will surprise you.
Mrs. D. G. Smith and family have re-
turned from their outing at Pomme
de Terre lake.
Dealers were all sold out of glass
on Monday evening and had to wire
for a new stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Darling and
family contemplate spending the
month at Glenwood.
Standard Irvine for ST cents per
pound cash, or u cents per pound on
time, at L. E. PEARcE's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Camp and Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Gillespie are at Alex
andria for weeks outing.
Machine men are kept busy these
days and the call for exports, extras
and other truck is immense.
Work on the foundation for W. P
Fowler's new residence on Sixth
street east, has been begun.
Standard Irvine for 81 cents pc
pound cash, or u cents per pound on
time, at HOUSE IL MUNRo's.
Even summers fierce heat can nc
more suppress the cinch club, than
could winters chill blasts phase it.
Judge Brown left for Worthingtou
yesterdy, to lay the corner stone Of
the new court house at that place
A race between A. G. Geer's and P
j. McNally's horses is announced tc
occur at Graceville, Aug. 18th, for q
purse of 800.
After all, what is the use of COM
planning about the heat, when it il
only few months until we will have
the other extreme.
r. A. Stone, F. E. Hill and r. Chit.
tenden, all Carletonians were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wells at Glen,
wood last week.
The moving of weeds along thu
streets improves appearance material
ly and will prevent the accumulation
of snow later on.
Some of the valuable stained glass
windows in the Catholic church wer'
either destroyed or damaged by Mon
days hail storm.
By the way dealers are disposing O
ammunition these days, it looks as
the chicken crop was being elan
destinely harvested.
A young team, horse and mare, 70
sale cheap for cash, or secured note
Apply at once to Wells Bros & Han
son. 39t
The oldest settler is now content {
hang up his past weather record an
acknowledge that the present dry he
spell is "worser-en it used ter be-"
L. j. Lundemo was in town o
Sunday, and the Litchfeld Revie'
intimates that che will not make sue
frequent trips to Morris after fe
weeks"
When you see man refuse $l.E
per day for work in the harvest fiel,
and loaf round town begging b
meals, it is safe to say he is tram
from choice.
The harvest is in full blast an
wheat has ripened rapidly in the pa
few days. The fields are clean an
free from weeds as a rule, and Il
grain of good plump quality.
G. A. Smith has, by removing Il
partition between his building
doubled the size of his store, al
workmen are busy fitting up the i
terror with counters and shelving.
The W. CT. u. will meet Augu
9TH at the home of Mrs. Hutchins
8 o'clock. All members are requests
to be present, as all officers for Il
coming year will be elected on that da
We notice that Herman has be,
dropped from the list of state hie
schools. It is not known whether
was done at the request of the He
man people, but this is probably Il
case.
A challenge from the Wheaton eli
to have return game with the Mon
nine at Wheaton, on August LIST. W
received Monday, but owing to Il
Brainerd games, could not be q
copied.