Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-08-06

Ms. John Geib was Morris caller
Saturday.
Emma Ghurt was the guest of May
Spaudling over Sunday.
Miss Lena Bangarter returned this
week from a visit with friends at
Sank Centre.
Miss Cora Klopp, of Morris, is here
for visit with her brother, L. M.
Larson and family.
L. M. Larson and family expect to
90 to Lake Minnewaska this week to
occupy their lake cottage.
Miss Ruth Roberts is home from a
trip to Ortonville, Chokio and other
points where she visited friends.
Mrs. o. Gulbranson left for Peever,
S. D., Monday afternoon where she
will visit sister for about two weeks.
John Nudick has a stalk of corn on
exhibition at the Foley hotel which
measures seven feet and three inches
"from stem to stern.'
Just received car of the famous
Plymouth Irvine. Get your order in
early as Irvine is going to be higher
later on. G. Fl. Stewart. adv.
Miss Mile Groskrentz is home
from pleasant visit with relatives and
friends at Stacy, and will spend the
remainder of the season on the farm.
Guy Stewart made trip to Morris
Tuesday evening to get some repairs.
Since the harvest season began calls
for repairs have been frequent and
Mr.. Stewart has always been able to
supply them.
County Agent Hawk and Prof.
Grafelman inspected the corn fields
at the Gausman farm Tuesday after
noon where Sidney Gausman has his
prize patch out of which he will ex-
hibit at the fairs.
Mrs. L. P Norby and children re-
turned Tuesday evening from visit
with relatives and friends at Star
buck. The trip from Morris to AL
berta was made by automobile. Henry
Zimmerman going over to meet them.
Rose Bangarter writes from Valley
City, N. D., tu say that she has de-
cided to remain in that city for the
winter and will not return to Alberta
right away. Rose went out thereto
visit a few weeks ago and likes the
place so we'll she will remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maanum and family
took an automobile ride to Hancock
last Sunday and Mr.. Maanum returned
alone. land is now enjoying or suffering
a period of bachelorhood. Mrs. Maa'
mum and the children will remain al
Hancock about two weeks longer.
DR.. Weinand has been spending 6
few days in the harvest field this week
and recommends the practice to some
of the fellows about town. Shortage
of farm laborers with one of his
farmer friends led the doctor tt
thoughts of physical culture in the rye
fields.
L. M. Larson and W. J. Braun
went to Minneapolis the first of the
week where Mr.. Larson selected {
new automobile. Owing to the rusE
at the factory and shortage Of carr
in the city Mr.. Larson was obliged t.
remain one day longer than he ex
pected.
William Brown, who moved from
here to Midtown, Wis, about a yea
ago but who still owns a fine farm
near here, has bought a farm nea
Midtown and will remain. The farm
here is in charge of son who is max
ing good showing, and who will
probably remain here permanently
There is good business openin
for doctor and drug store in AL
berta. The commercial club suggest
that when you write friends abou
the good things in Alberta you ais
mention the business openings you sc
here. That is the way to get peopl
Interested. and Alberta wants NOR
people and more business houses.