Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-07-02
Mrs. E. J. Smith and son, Ralph.
were Alberta callers Tuesday.

Mrs. r.. y. SInlLn anu SohS Noipo'
were Alberta callers Tuesday.
Misses Lena and Rose Bangartner
left for Valley City Monday morning
to spend the Fourth and visit sister.
Anyone wishing farm views, post
cards or other pictures taken, tele-
phone sos V, or see H. A. Bach. 1t
Mrs. T. A. Maanum went to Han
cock Wednesday morning where she
attended the wedding of cousin yes
terdsy.
Miss Leona Quale. one of the
charming young ladies of Morris.
came over Wednesday morning to
spend few days with her friend,
Miss Hazel GuIbranson.
C. M. Bagstad delivered his asses
sor books to the county auditor Tues
day. He was paid off for his work a
few days ago with check on the WILL
age treasurer.
Nick peYoung has been busy this
week hauling grain to Alberta elev-
ators. Over 800 bushels were de-
livered at the Farmers elevator for
a party living near Appleton.
Chris Eystad has decided to discon-
tinue serving meals and hereafter the
floor space used for restaurant pur-
poses will be used as a sales room.
This leaves Alberta without restau-
rant.
Mrs. C. J. Berry left for Min
neapulis where she will spend a few
days before returning to her home in
California. While here she was
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G
H. Stewart.
Mile Groskerutz has resigned her
position AT the Eystad store where she
has been employed for the past year
and a half. She left Tuesday for her
home in the country where she will
spend the summer.
Misses Lillian and Rose Hendrick-
son went to Luverne the first of the
week where they will spend their va
cation. They will also visit relatives
at Hills and other points before re-
turning to Alberta.
R. Tschudi and daughter, Marie,
went to Morris Wednesday where MIR.
Tschudi looked after business and
returned on the afternoon train.
Miss Marie will remain till Sunday
for a visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Mosher.
Another new diamond ring has
made it's appearance in Alberta. 1t
adorns the taper fingers of very
handsome young lady who bushes
most beautifully whenever the merits
of various marriage ceremonies are
discussed. But this column has prom
ised not to say anything about the
rest.
]. A. Schultz and family returned
last Saturday from a two weeks OUT
ing with friends at Paynesville, st.
Cloud and other points. The trip was
made by auto and was enjoyed by
every member of the family. Miss
Hall, who had charge of the store
and postofice during Mr.. Schultz s
absence will remain till next week
after which she returns to Morris.
An expert accountant has just fin
ished checking the books at the Farm
ers' elevator and according to bis re-
port the company has cleared 1910
over current expenses and improve
ments. A nice compliment is included
in the report for Manager McLaren
who has been in charge Of the bust
ness. Last year local board of audit
went over the books but failed to
bring in full report. To all ap-
pearances the company had made a
satisfactory showing and it was de-
cided to let the matter run till this
year when an accountant was en-
ployed.
Henry Zimmerman sustained a SER
ious financial loss Tuesday when his
French Percheron stallion succumbed
to the ravages of inflammation of the