Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-09-06
TN T'HB SEVEN TIES
FROM THE FILES OF THE STEVENS
COUNTY TRIBUNE.

| INC" CcAA OuAAOAAS -sOAAOSS ASAOSS
the Pomme de Terre.
The frame of Mr.. r. G. Moore's
new dwelling is beginning to show
itself.
! Ovecton's "Invincibles" and Bevans
Broom Brigade" will be at the
county fair.
Our lumber merchants anticipate a
large fall trade, and are accordingly
receiving an immense stock of
lumber.
The new building which will re-
place the old Central House, will be
a great improvement to that vicinity
and to the town.
An immense amount of freight
goes west over this line. It takes
two engines to start the long trains
out of the yard at this point.
A pocket containing $OOO.02,
was picked up on the street Monday
and left at this Office The owner
can have the same by proving
porperty.
Hon. J. @. Mccarthy arrived Tues
day, from a visit to the great fairs.
J. Q. says that Jack Morris and
"Jim," the otter, drew crowds of
curious spectators.
Messrs. Moore and Teele, our
druggists, are now enjoying ''season
of sweet converse via telephone;
wire having been strung between
their place Of business.
Through typographical error, the
call for the Democratic Convention
was made to say that delegates
would be chosen to attend the Re-
publican State Convention" Our
brett IN of the Democr ltic faith, will
be satisfied to learn that the in
telligent(9) compositor and carefully
proof reader have been each pre-
sented with leather badge.
A bridge must be built across the
Pomme de Terre river at or near the
ford below the railroad bridge. The
business men OF Morris must put
their hands in their pockets and
help. The people who live in that
vicinity will do their share.
L. E. Pearce has got the building
fever, it is a serious attack. He is
putting an addition to his store,
which will connect that building
with his warehouse, and will make
his premises about 20 feet wide, 40
long, and two stories high through
out.
A sneak thief, giving his name as
W. WaddIe, was arrested and con-
victed of stealing a box of spool silk,
from the store of Larson & Nilsson.
He will board at the Hotel de Land
berg for ten days
Down through the centre of the
street he came, raw hide whip over
his shoulder, and a yoke of cattle
attached to a hay rack bringing up
the rear. Gee, "Josef," Whoahaw, |
"Louis," were the words of COM
mand uttered as the cavalcade |
passed our Office. We gazed,-no-
yes-yes, indeed, the advance guard |
and pilot was no other than "BllP'
Allen, of Donnelly, once a printer, /
but now an honest, horney handed
granger. "Time changes all things"
The authorities are building a
flock up" for the benefit of the
village. The building is to be fitted
up with all the modern improve
ments; lounges will be upholstered
with soft and downy-pine boards;
the windows will be barred to
prevent guests falling out, and will
be hung with the most costly curtains
and lambrequins manufactured of
pure air, and SO light and delicate as
to be Invisible to tie naked eye.
Landlord Hancock will attend to
the wants of his guests, and nothing
will be lacking that will in any way
contribute to the comfort of those
committed to his hospitab]e care.
Land to rent, | have 24O acres
first class land to rent, three-quarters
of mile from Donnelly station, with
hou:e and stable for twelve head.
Apply at once to
IGNATlUs DONNE-LY,