Morris tribune., 1914-11-06
AT MORRIS NEXT MONDAY
NIGHT.
illustrated with West Central
Minnesota Moving Picture.
Varied Program of Lecture,
Music and Pictures. All ad-
missions VIII Count for Miss
Eese. in the Queen Contest.

A brilliant lecture on ''The Com.
munity Spirit by one of the most
popular and high.priced lecturers in
the Middle West, an instrumental
and vocal program by two ofthe most
accomplished musicians in the north
west, and moving pictures of Reel"
life in our own state such is the ex-
traordinary treat offered to persons in
Morris, Monday night, Nov. 8, in the
Orpheum Theatre. The evenings
entertainment is given under the spe-
ciaf auspices of the West Central
Minnesota Development Association.
Seldom does the opportunity present
itself to attend combined program
of such merit. Only by special ar
rangementi with the extension Depart
ments of both the University ofMinne-
sofa and the University of Wisconsin
has it been possible to obtain this
ia lent, for there is such demand for
it III other parts of the country that
only few dates are left open.
William Lloyd, of Madison, wis.
a man who has lectured extensively
throughout the Unit d States, and who
has made a study of community life
with special reference to West Gen.
trail Minnesota. is the man who is to
speak on "The Community Spirit"
He has made special investigation
of rural and city life condition in this
part of the state, and has drawn some
stri king conclusions regarding the
valde of the development work that
is being conducted.
Miss Grace Chadbourne and Miss
Gertrude Reeves. both of Minneapolis
the first vocal soloist of wide reput-
alton, and the second a pianist we'll
known to music lovers in this part of
the country, are the musicians who
are to assist on 1.-The program. Both
of them have taken part in the best
musicals of the twin cities and else
where.
Four reels of motion pictures will
be shown, illustrating life in the
making in West Central Minnesota.
These pictures include scenes at the
last Corn and Alfalfa Exposition at
Morris. the corn and colt show at
Wheaton, the Ski Tournament at Glen
wood, the summer meeting of the
Development Association at Fergus
Falls, and the remarkable picnic on
the shores of Lake Traverse July 4th,
when the first flag of West. Central
Minnesota was unfurled.
The program has been put on not
only for the entertainment of all who
desire to assist the local county candi-
date for the queenship of the Corn anC
Alfalfa Exposition at Benson, Novem'
Der &c, 81. %.
The candidate, Miss Margaret Eckel
of Morris. will receive 500 votes fol
each ticket sold. These votes will bt
of valuable assistance to her in kel
efforts to become queen of the exposi
tion. AS each of the other fifteel
counties ia the association has ,
candidate the assistance given ou
candidate By attending this lectur'
may be just enough to give her th'
honor she is seeking.
Tickets will be sold by members q
q committee and can be secured q
Krueger's drug, store. The price !
fifty cents. no reserved seatb.
The folloAing young ladies viii
have chargs Of the advance sale o
tickets a. members OF the above com
mittee Lois Game, Ruth Canty
Eleonor Fritz. Dora Grove, Anpa Sir
and Adelaide Sylvander.