Morris tribune., 1915-11-12

Theo. Rentz was a county seat
caller Tuesday.
Chas. Eystad called on friends at
Morris Tuesday afternoon.
The Alberta meat market buys all
kinds of poultry and will pay highest
market prices and full weights are
guaranteed. adv.
Alberta is soon to have a roller
skating rink. The skates are on the
way and those who wish to indulge
will have an opportunity to do so at
the Star.
The Yoemen lodge will give card
party and dance Tuesday evening at
which time State Deputy Aspelin will
be here for an address. Invitations
are being sent out today.
Walter Farwell came down from
Glendale this week where he has been
employed on the new school house.
Next week he will go to Morris where
he will work for Frank Hancock.
The Triplett road show gave a per-
Torrance here Tuesday evening and
was greeted by we'll filled house.
The show was rotten-in fact the
worst that has ever been seen here.
Manager Braun has better shows at
the Star every Saturday night.
Arrangements are in progress for
the organization of a girls orchestra.
Five pieces are contemplated and the
lineup will probably be as follows :
Hazel Gulbranson, saxophone; Myrtle
Gulbranson, traps; June Ethelson,
cornet; Cora Eytsad, violin, and May
Spaulding, clarinet. Instruments
have been ordered.
Cellars and back yards received
some attention this week when pro-
perty owners got busy on the recon-
mendations of the state fire marshal.
A fall cleanup saves time and un-
necessary work in the spring and also
minimizes the dangers from fire.
There are more cellars and back yards
in Alberta which need attention.
Postmaster Schultz is expecting to
receive supply of the latest issue of
stamps put out by the government.
Many packages sent out by parcels
post require eleven cents postage and
to facilitate matters the postal de.
partment has ordered an issue of ele-
ven cent stamps and some of then
will be here soon. These stamps are
a dark green in color and resemble the
one-cent stamp. The picture of Bel
Franklin appears on the stamp
Stamps are now issued in one t.
twelve cent amounts for general use
Alberta people who went to Mino
to register in the Fort Berthold Lane
drawings waited in vain last week TO-
their names to appear among those
who were successful. Herman anC
Morris parties were more fortunate
Among those from here who failed tt
get lands were Station Agent Gagen
His friends here are pleased with his
failure because now there is ever,
reason to believe he will remain il
Alberta. Had he received a slice
of Mother Earth out in North Dakoti
it is hard telling just how soon Al
berta would have lost an obliging de
pot agent.
Postmaster Schultz will be force,
to abandon his contemplated trip t.
the big woods in search of deer thi
fall. Business matters are pressing
and so he will leave the deer alon
for year. His desires to hunt il
Lake county have not been yer,
strong, anyway, because of the warn
weather and absence of snow in tina
section. Unless there is a sudde
drop in temperatures great man
enthusiasts will give up their trip
since freezing weather and snow re
moves many of the dangers in bi
game hunting. Mr.. Schultz made tn
trip last year and was successful i
bringing home fine. fat buck. H
found it extremely difficult to track Q
get within range of deer or moose