Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-03-27
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matters in Alberta last Thursday.
Albert Eystad was in Alberta doing
some trading with the Alberta mer-
chants last Thursday.
Uncle Sam reports that the roads
are not in very good condition on
his route.
John Foster caught mink last
Monday on Vaughan's slough but
there remained only the mink's leg in
the trap.
Miss Ruth Roberts was an Morris
visitor last Thursday.
+! G. III. Farwell attended to business
! affairs at Morris last Friday.
Luke Foley went to Morris Tuesday
| for load of corn.
| Don't miss the opportunity of Sc
curing sofa pillow with your own
/ photograph on at the Morris Tribune
Office. You can secure one free with
two years subscription to the Tri-
bune. 1t is something novel artistic
and hastings
The big muddy creek is threatening
to flow over all the large grades soon,
as the water is rising now very
rapidly.
L. M. Larson just has got done plae-
ing all of his spring goods on the.
shelves, last week he is now ready to
fill out your order in any line, top
price paid for eggs and butter. Don't
miss securing one of those fine pre-
MUM rocking chairs.
Frick brothers transacted business
affairs at Morris last Thursday.
Mr.. Mcguire and couple of gentle
men from Morris took a drive out in
this locality last Thursday.
G. W. Chapman was Morris visitor
last Saturday.
Messrs John and Albert Eystad at
tended to some business affairs at
Morris last Saturday.
Howard Farwell was an Alberta
visitor Saturday.
Lewis Larson and son Ludwig were
Alberta callers last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stahler and family
arrived here from North Dakota last
Saturday and they will reside on
their farm about four miles west of
Alberta.
While unloading potatoes Monday
Howard Farwell had the misfortune
of falling on the wagon wheel and
hurting himself very badly. We all
hope that we will be able to see him
soon.
A surprise party was given on
Henry and Clara Gilman last Friday.
Games were played and at IL O'Clock
luncheon was served.
Misses Celia Bussie and Anna Casey
spent Friday visiting Mrs. Britt at the
dredge.
August Fluegel took in the sights of
Alberta Friday and at the same time
had load of feed ground at the
roller feed mill.
Henry Gilman atten ded the sale of
III. W. Stone last Friday.
The base ball tossers have started
to toss the sphere in the air already.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Foley returned
home from Casselton, N. D., Friday
morning where they have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Darlington.
Mrs. Xavir Vadnais was a Morris
visitor last Saturday.
Miss Leola Gale was a Morris visitor
last Saturday.
Theo. Rentz and Frank Bach were
in Alberta last Saturday demonstrating
few bags of potatoes.
H. J. Notifying transacted business
affairs in Morris last Saturday.
Messrs. Max Kruger and Henry
Gilman took birds eye view of Al
berta last Saturday.
Thomas Anderson transacted bust
ness affairs in Alberta Monday.
Misses Nettie Wolterstorff and
Matte Baumgarten called on Morris
friends Monday.
Rev. Baumgarten was an Alberta
visitor Monday.
w. NJ. Lippert transacted business
at Morris Monday.
r. N. NARROW attended to business
affairs in Alberta Monday.
Paul Schlattman was in Alberta !
Monday after his mail.
Francis McNabb quit school Monday |
and has now taken up agriculture for
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