Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1895-09-04

/ Last Monday was Labor day, bu
twas not very generally observed il
this section. In the cities the labor
ing people turned out in large numb
ers and enjoyed themselves in differ
ent ways.
Mr.. Ed. Healy who, during hi'
short stay in Litchield, has made
many friends, has made arrangements
to ship bis stock of groceries to Morris
where he will do business in the
future. -Litohfield News Ledger.
The hunting season was formally
opened last Sunday, and this week
sees the sports ali over the state tax
ing advantage of it. 1t will be chick
ell for breakfast, dinner and, supper
for the next few weeks.
A party Of hunters from Des
Moines, Ia, passed throgh town on
Saturday last bound for Devils Lake,
n. D., by team. They had some
very fine Irish setter pups, and sold
three to our hunters here.
The Morris base ball club will go
to Appleton and play a series OF
games with the Montevideo club on
the 10Th, Goth and 21st of this month
for purse of $40 game. Our boys
intend to win all three of the games
and capture the S120.
The firm Of Olson, Gutter, Healy &
Co., have large force at work this
week Strengthening up their immense
stock. They occupy three stores in
the Spooner block with a 1913, 900 stock
aud expect to be able to open up for
business next Monday if not before.
w. j. Dumble arrived in the city
last Saturday and is renewing old
acquaintance and getting settled
preparatory to taking charge of E. j.
Jones new hardware store, which
will be in shape for business in
short time
Last Friday night frost visited
this vicinity, which we find was gen
eral throughout the Northwest, but
was more severe in some places than
others. In this immediate vicinity
the damage was light, while near
Hancock corn was damaged consider
ably.
Owing to the delay in the shipment
OF my goods was disappointed last
week in not having the guns and am
ready for the public, but I
now have full supply of loaded
shells on hand, and a good stock of
guns to let. Hunters will do we'll to
inspect them before purchasing else
where. E. j. JONES.
A noteworthy event this week is
the conservation of the St. Thomas
Seminary at st. Paul. Some of the
leading Catholic clergy and others
are present. J. J. Hill donated $500,
600 toward the erection of the insti-
tute. Mgr. Satolli delivered the
opening address.
In addition to heavy and shelf
and paints, E. J.Jones ex-
poets to put in full line of heating
stoves and ranges. He has a large
stock purchased which will be here
the last Of next mouth. Any one
needing anything in that line are spe-
cially invited to call and inspect them
before purchasing.
Rev. r. r.. Atchison, presiding
elder Of the Willmar district, will
lecture at the Court House next Sat
urday evening on "The Story of Our
War for the Union" 1t will be
graphic recital of how our country
was saved; a stereoptican lecture
with fine art views of battle scenes.
Mr.. Atchison is fluent speaker and
will interest you. Don't fail to hear
him.
THE TWIN CITIES.
Are going to do themselves proud dur
ing the continuance of the State Fair. |
Bicycle eS-il1uminatio ions decorationS |
etc. will be seen--reduced rates--Go and see |
what great state you have and Via. the
Northern Pacific.
Children Cry for