Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1909-07-24
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Charles Groskrentz drove to Chokio
Wednesday for his supply of Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Foley spent
Wednesday forenoon in Alberta doing
some shopping.
L. j. Schlattman transacted bust
ness in Alberta Wednesday.
Mrs. Fritz Ivan and son Arthur
were visiting Alberta Wednesday fore
noon.
Mrs. Charles Loeffier, of Morris, is
spending a few days visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lippert of this place.
Doc. Greattinger may be seen now a
days busying himself with the old
fashioned hay hauler.
Mrs. H. D. Gilman and sons were
doing some shopping in Alberta last
Friday ewing.
Thos Mclean was an Alberta bust
ness caller Friday last.
Misses Bessie Farwen and Bessie
Morris spent last Friday afternoon
visiting Miss Mary Fisher.
Miss Mile Groskentz was an AL
berta visitor Friday.
Mrs. J. A. Schultz and children and
Mrs. P. FL. Foley and son Riland spent
last Thursday afternoon visiting
Mrs. Calvin Foster.
The road between G. Goette's place
and the Grove farm is very smooth
now days, as the pedebubbles go up
and down very frequently.
Henry Gilman was an Alberta
visitor Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Andert return
ed home Thursday from Roscoe, this
state, where they have spent tie past
few weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Messrs. J. Ludwig and F. Foster
were unable to start on their journey
Wednesday, so they made another at
tempt Saturday morning for North
Dakota, where they will enter the
harvest field.
Ben Morris has been very busy the
past week hauling coal for the dredge.
Louis Hutchins was busying him
self the latter part of last week trying
to make hay.
Charles Groskrentz attended to
some business affairs in Alberta Mon
day.
A school meeting was held Saturday
evening in Dist. No. 10 to secure a
teacher for the coming fall term of
school.
The Meadow Lawn farm looks very
elegant with the new coat of paint on
all of the buildings.
Messrs. Foster and Notifying spent
Sunday fishing at Pomme de Terre
lake, returning the same evening.
VIM. Lippert went to Morris We'd
nesday to secure his binding Irvine for
the coming harvest.
Sebert Johnson was the first man to
begin harvesting, starting Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Raasch and children spent
last Friday forenoon in Alberta doing
some shopping.
r. N. NARROW was county seat
business caller Thursday last and
while there he invested in buying a
new hay stacker from L. D. Trip, of
Morris. R. N. says its can't be dee
feated.
Ludwig Larson and Lars Fosmark
spent Saturday evening in Alberta.
Charles Hubert spent Sunday at
Big Stone lake with a fishing party
from Chokio, returning Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Foster spent
Sunday afternoon visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lippert.
The ball game Sunday afternoon
which was played on per schedule
time between Baker and Everglade in
Jack Deer's pasture resulted victory
for Baker with score of 6 to 9 in
favor of the invincibles. The features
of the game were the hits made by
Frank Hubert, Walter Layers,
many attempts to lose the ball, Leslie
many queer actions trying
to locate the ball amongst the cookie
blossoms. Batteries for Baker were
II. Spaulding, G. Hanson and B. Nor
ris, for Everglade were Frank Hubert,