Morris tribune., 1909-02-20
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Raascf
on Feb. 18th, daughter.
1t will not be long before the deal
ers of the northwest will be sending
! in their orders to North Dakota fol
seed corn that was grown and ma
tured in Kansas.
Eggs are not very plentiful on the
market yet but are getting sufficiently
plentiful to knock the knobs off the
corners of the egg trust.
Pr. Foley is having his next sea.
sons ice hauled and put in his ice
house.
The presents our merchants are
making their custsmers who purchase
certain amount of goods are draw
ing many patrons towards Alberta.
A. Fl. Farley, travelling auditor for
the st. Anthony & Dakota Elevator
company made a short call at Alberta
w eOneSQay forenoon.
Alfred Bach was an Alberta caller
Wednesday.
According to the new schedule gov
erning the west bound Great North
ern fiier it appears to be the aim to
have it increase its speed sufficient to
make the trip in much shorter time
than formerly. 1t will leave later
and run faster from st. Paul west
ward.
The lineman for the Telephone
company from Browns Valley were
here last Saturday doctoring the
wires. February has been a hard
month on telegraph and telephone
companies as we'll as the railroads.
The public suffer also by receiving
poor service, if any.
T. G. Vaughan was in Alberta Tues
day.
J. M. Buckley was transacting busi-
ness in Alberta Tuesday.
Leroy Cressey, station agent at
Barry went to Willmar Tuesday to
take examination.
Rev. E. Olson returned from Clin-
ton Tuesday morning.
Ole P. Boe was an Alberta business
caller. ,...z
Mr.. Golden is still working on FL. H.
Well's house near Alberta, plastering.
The new tenant is about the place
but has not moved his family into
the house yet.
The elevators have shipped con-
siderable lot of grain the last month.
The attendance of pupils at school
this week has not been very large on
account of bad weather.
Henry Hoyer held Sunday school
services at Mr.. George Farwell's place
last Sunday.
The masquerade dance that was to
be given February 23rd has died with
a backache.
Messrs. Fluegels and Krueger are
intending to take in the dance out in
the polar region Friday night.
B. and G. tried to win the title
Tuesday.
William Lippert purchased a new
sleigh this week. A little late in the
season.
The Chokio livery barn was burned
down last Saturday morning. A
of horses were burned.
Torval Hanson was an Alberta cal
ler last Saturday.
G.. w. Chapman was Morris busi-
ness caller last Saturday.
Look out, the wedding bells will be
soon ringing in this locality.
Jack Foster is learning to throw
curves with the snow shovel now
days.
Wonder where Fl. S. is. Must got
lost in the big snow drift.
John Loker is busy hauling ice now
days for S. Ell. Foley.
L. M. Larson transacted business
matters in Morris last Saturday.
Charles Eystad was Morris busi-
ness caller last Saturday.
Francis McNabb went to Morris last
to have some dental work !
done.
Miss Goldie Gale came up from Her
man last Wednesday to spend few
days visiting her parents. She re-
turned back to Herman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Groskrentz
were Morris visitors last Saturday.
Mike gGraettinger was in Alberta
asst Saturday lookingsfor package of
express.