The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-09-20

and this strikes awfully near home.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Judson are pre-
pairing to re-occupy their apartments,
and will close their summer cottage
the last of the week,
Fl. w. Stone & Co. will pay $500
to the party taking first premium at
the county fair on bread made from
Snow Bird -four and $1.00 to the
party taking second premium.
We learn that Joe Murray who had
partially recovered from an attack of
typhoid fever, is now suffering re-
lapse and is dangerously i'll. Later
advices report his condition improved.
In clothing, Wells Bros. & Hanson
have an elegant line, including every
size and style and at prices that are
most reasonable. The quality and
finish is superior and every suit bar
gain.
All the Willmar A. r. U. men, who
were arrested during the Great
Northert strike, have been dismissed,
and the cases against sixty-hve of the
Fergus Falls strikers were also with
drawn.
A letter from G. o. Anderson else
where published, indicates that he
resents his treatme nt and declines to
withdraw. He will make a lively
contest in the second commissioner
district.
There will be bible reading service
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning at the usual hour, under the
auspices of the Y. P. S. c.. E. Every
body is invited to come and bring
their bibles.
Hon. D, P. O'Neill was on Tuesday
holding a conference with populist
leaders, relative to the embarrassing
situation caused by the resignation
of Legislative nominees from the
populist ticket.
We were pleased to see James Nc
Carroll so far recovered as to be in
town on Monday. From him we
learn that his boy, who was i'll from
typhoid fever, was on the rapid road |
to recovery.
Wells Bros. & Hanson are offering
special inducements in their immense
line Of ladies jackets, and you have
only to call and be convinced that |
they are giving genuine bargains to
every customer.
On Tuesday morning the 18th inst.
John Praeger of the town of Baker
this county, died from Brights disease,
aged SO years. The remains were
shipped to West Union for interment,
yesterday morning.
Halvor Steenerson is booked for a
speech in the Morris court house on
Saturday, October 18th, and as he is
one of the leading Scandinavian
orators of the state, rousing rally of
republicans is assured.
For elegant designs, tasty patterns
and fashionable novelties in dress
goods, Wells Bros & Hanson's new
stock is superior to any ever Thought
to this market. Special prices are
offered in this department..
Sup't 90. Winters successor on
the lines west of Willmar, is J. M.
Barr, of the Milwaukee road. He is
we'll spoken Of as not only a compe-
tent and efficient railroader, but a
courteous and affable gentleman.
A letter from Judson E. Towner
states, that they have located at Pier
pont Centre, st. Lawrence county, N.
Y, and they purpose making that
place their future residence. Jud. of
course, orders The Sun for year.
BurgIaries, robberies and the like
are very numerous in many localities,
and the cities are infested with sneak
thieves, who will appropriate any
article that is movable, no matter
what it is, if it can only be disposed
of.
Cooler days and frosty nights is
Hicks prediction for the latter part
or this and the first of next month,
and a safer prediction it would be
very hard to make; in fact it is like
saying that snow may be expected
next winter.
Farmers find their fall blowing very
hard work on man and team, because
of the baked and dry condition of the
ground, and the early harvest will af-
ford no extra time to them, as the
doubling up of teams will lengthen
out the work considerably.
A stock train with Mike Cleary as
engineer, recently made the run from
Breckenridge to Willmar in three
hours and twenty minutes and the
Telegram says: The boys say that it
was night and Mike can't tell at
night how fast he is running.
Wheat receipts continue to steadily
gain, and the quality is fully up to
expectations. The yield will not ex-
coed previous estimates and in fact is
not nl1itn holding nm ACCORDING to