Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-05-14
Cash paid for eggs. Fl. Stewart.
adv.

Cash paid for eggs.-G. ID. Stewart
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil were guests
at the De Young farm on Sunday.
Miss Mile Groskrentz made plea
sure visit to Morris Wednesday OF
last week.
Seed corn for Sale.-Guaranteed
termination. $500 per bushel. G.
q. Stewart. adv.
VIM. Lippert was decorated with a
corn planter last week when he inter-
viewed salesman G. Fl. Stewart.
Mrs. L. M. Larson was Morris
visitor Monday where she spent the
day with friends. All her sessions
with the dentist are over.
A dance Monday evening at the
Star drew a large crowd of young
folks from the country and surround
ing towns. The Imperial orchestra,
of Pipestone, furnished the music.
Clyde Roberts tried his hand at
plastering Monday morning after
which he repaired to the Helsper bar
Der shop to be renovated, shaved and
perfumed before making his daily
rounds on the mail route.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Stewart went
over to Morris Sunday in the Manaam
automobile driven by Mr.. Manaam.
Some weeks ago Mr.. Stewart was
obliged to leave his car at Morris
because of rain and wet roads. He
brought it back Sunday.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for the park received the
plans from the landscape gardener last
week and are we'll satisfied. Because
of the lateness of the season the mat
ter of planting trees and shrubbery
vigil be postponed till fall.
Judge ]. A. Weinand looked after
business matters at Morris Monday
afternoon. He secured passage In the
Helsper auto from Chokio and re-
turned on the train. The Cbliging
judge is promoting motorcycle sales
here and has couple of prospective
deals on the string.
Frank Bach went over to Morris
last Sunday in his Grain maker" and
found some decidedly rough roads.
He was accompanied by his brother,
Prof. Bach, who was one of the
"Pirates" in the Morris choral club
concert Saturday night. The club
had its picture taken Sunday.
Miss Rose Bangarter was awarded
the prize at the show Sunday evening
for being the most popular girl in
Alberta. Martha Raasch was close
second and it required some tall hust-
ling on the part of the BanRartel
friends to land their candidate.
Popularity contests with medicine
shows are as old as the hills but this
one grew very exciting at times.
Land seekers are expected here in
large numbers the later part of the
month and the visits are expected to
last all of June. Many inquiries
have come for lands within the past
several weeks and some of the writers
say they will come to look over the
field. Last fall the visits resulted in
many sales and this spring about
nine families came on to make their
homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leemmerman
and family moved into their new resi-.
ence last Saturday where they will
be at home to their friends after q
few days. The new home has
eight large rooms and Father Lem
norman will have place all his
onliest own fur his shirts and pants.
The old house will be for sale
and it is understood several parties
are about tn make offers.
Planting corn with poor planter
means both time and money thrown
away. Save both by getting new
one at the Monarch Hardware Com
pany. We have some dandy corr
planters, cultivators and other mach
inery for spring work. We hav'
them with the disc. shovel or surface
attachments at $26 and upwards. =
The Monarch Hardware Company
Alberta, MINI. adv.
Eugene Wilson has resigned hi
position as school bus driver to be
come knight of the road till h
reaches the west where he will vie1
the fair and examine the Albert
school exhibit. The Alberta base bal
club mourns his departure becaus
there is none who can so acceptable
fill the center field. Wilson left las