Morris tribune., 1915-01-08
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tack OF la grippe.
For Rent-Rooms for light house
keeping. Inquire phone 241-J. adv.
John Ortman has gone to Wahpeton,
where he will attend the Science
school.
Wesley Pushor went to the cities
on Wednesday night for about three
weeks.
The Eastern Star lodge will install
officers at the meeting next Tuesday
evening.
One of the little bows in the Chas.
Miller family is on the sick list and
has the attention of doctor.
Miss Anice Buckentin left Monday
to resume her studies at the ST. Cloud
normal after spending the holidays at
home.
knights of Pythias installed officers
at their castle hall last evening. The
work was followed by luncheon, cards
and smoker.
Miss Josephine Edmonds spent New
Years visiting with friends at Fargo.
She is this week visiting at Starbuck
with relatives.
N. Vinje has been spending the
week in Moorhead and assisting the
boys at his store there with the
annual inventory.
Lawrence Kessler experienced the
pleasure of having his torsiIs removed
at the hospital last week, and is re-
covering rapidly.
Miss Mae Blossom returned to her
studies at Minneapolis the first of
the week after having spent the holi,
days with relatives here.
Mrs. E. B. Riniker went to Mime
apolls with her baby daughter the
first of the week where the baby had
a mastoid operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Voss will be at home
soon to their many Morris friends.
They expect to move into the new
Frank MafnIBerg residence next week.
Al. Wolf, of Minneapolis, one of
the we'll known and popular salesmen,
spent day in Morris Wednesday
when he was guest of his old friend,
Sheriff Zahl and familv
A. A. Stone, Jr.. is home TODAY
from short trip to Minneapolis where
he combined business with pleasure
and also attended sessions at an i'm
plement dealers convention.
For Rent. "A 32O acre farm near
Alberta. Good chance for man with
plenty of horses and machinery. no
others need apply. See Alberta State
Bank, Alberta, MINI. adv2t
DR., Lester Cole arrived from Mimi
eapolis this week and has had his
offices in the Mullen building finished
and furnished, and is now settled in
the practice of dentistry here.
Mrs Joseph HanIon is suffering
With blood poi*on Of the face follow
ing the extraction of tooth. While
the affiiction is painful and has dis
torted her face nc serious complica-
tions are feared.
Rev. Ryden, of Svea, will be here
next Sunday and will fill the pulpit at
the Swedish Lutheran church morning
and evening at the usual hours. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to hear him.
Page Tripp departed the first of
the week for St. Johns, N. D., where
he will have charge of a lumber yard.
He has retired from the the imple-
nent business in Morris and many of
Ais old friends will miss him.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the Stevens County Agricultural So
bers in the armory on Monday, Janu-
ary 18th, at 3 o'clock p. m. All
persons interested in the county fair
are urged to be present.
DR.. c.. E. Caine is the new county
physician, having been appointed by
the county commissioners this week,
He served in this capacity before
some years ago and became greatly
interested in the poor Of the county
His many charities among them ar
well known.
Rev. and Mrs. Nobbs have opene,
their home to social given by tn
Adult Bible Class of the Methods
church. special invitation is ex
tended to the officers and teachers Q
the SUNDAY school and a general lnvit