The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-07-19
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A WOODEN mill is to be established
at Sank Centre.
o. c. Hanson returned from Lltch-
field on Saturday.
]. S. Welsh of Donnelly, was in
town yesterday.
Hon. Marcus johnson was in town
on business yesterday,
Rufus Wolff is at home, and will
remain for short time.
H.H. Wells and family are at
Glenwood, for the season.
"Dwight's Flour" is made at Grace
vile; trial sack will surprise you.
The county board of equalization
was in session the first of the week.
D. NJ. Baldwin, Jr., of Graceville,
was in town Saturday on business
Mrs. D. W. Porter and son, of st,
Paul, are visiting relatives in Morris.
Rodney Chittenden is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Wells at Glen
wood.
The town of Stevens has, it is said,
voted $500 in aid of the Northern
Pacific extension.
Miss Nellie Borrill left this morning
for Glenwood, and will be a guest at
the Morris cottage.
Dry hot weather is fastening the
harvest, and also injuring the crops by
a too rapid ripening.
Standard Irvine for 81 cents per
pound cash, or Il cents per pound on
time, at L. E. PEARCE's.
After nearly two weeks total sus-
pension of traffic, trains on the l.. f
s. D. have resumed operation.
The county commissioners made an
appropriation for making needed i'm
provements on the Hancock road.
Hon. A. S. Crossfeld, of Browns
Valley, was in Morris the first of the
week, fixing up his political fences.
A large attendance, fully up to ex,
pectations, is reported from the state
summer school now in session here.
Last Sundays 104 in the shade
was too suggestive for mental ease
and too blamed high for physica
comfort.
Mrs. D. G. Smith and family tool
their departure yesterday for Pomm'
de Terre lake, where they will enjoys ;
weeks camping.
Standard Irvine for g cents pc
pound cash, or Il cents per pound OF
time, at HOUSE & MUNRo's.
June was the dryest month in man.
years in this state, and the summe
SO far has been the hottest on recor,
for many seasons.
Interest now centres on the legis
latiVe convention, and the prospect
are for a sharp contest over the nomi
nees for the house.
The amount of weather to th
square inch since January LIST, ha
been, to use Dominic SIMPSONS pr
phrase "prodigious."
A light shower on Tuesday nigh
served to cool the air, but was Insult
ficient in this immediate locality to (
of benefit to the crops.
Potatoes they say, are better abo1
than below ground, and unless the
is more moisture the crop will |
light. Prices are high.
The necessary amount of bono
having been voted, it is probable tt
N. P. extension from Morris west wi
be built in the near future.
W. L. Colyer left Monday for Il
cities, to investigate the sever
systems of steam heating and repo
on the same to school board.
eBum-old-boy' is with us on,
again, and in numbers that seems
if the strike does not interfere wit
the passage of this kind of males.
A handsomely matched team
feety bays now draw Charley Camp
carriage. The team is a handson
pne and are fine, speedy roadsters.
Rye is becoming an important Gre
in this state, and we learn that G..
Cogel has about thirty acres of an 9
oellent crop of this grain harvested
Appleton is very sore over the tv
recent defeats of her base ball clu
and so much SO as to be rather u
generous, the Press being especial
and unnecessarily caustic in its cor
menta,