Morris tribune., 1915-03-26

VISITOR 1nursOays
Mrs. ]. A. Weinand called on
friends at Morris Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Cudrio are back
from an extended visit with friends
at Morris and Cyrus.
Mrs. August Knopp spent several
days with friends at Hancock last
week. returning Saturday.
The Schu'ts. Andert and Tomalla
families were entertained for dinner
at the hrme of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Foster last Sunday. After dinner the
men INDUCED in a smoke social.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sundquist re.
turned to their home at Minneapolis
Monday morning after pleasant visit
at the home of Mrs. Sundquist's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Victor Peterson.
A bran new bell swings from the
tower of the Frog Lake church and
hereafter it's mellow tones will an
nounce thee hours of worship. The
bell is the gift cf the Ladies Aid
society.
A handsome bouquet of cut flowers
adorned the desk of Assistant Cashier
Jelio several days this week The
flowers arrived here Friday evening
as the remembrance of friends in Min
neapolis.
Miss Emma Garrbrick was pleasant
~ surprised at her home Saturday
evening by large number of her
young friends. The occasion was her
sixteenth birthday. Games and dane
ing was the order of the evening and
at midnight refreshments were served.
Nine new Yeomen came into exis-
tence in Alberta Tuesday night when
their names were added to the roster
of the l-cal lodge. Since the lodge
was organized the membership has
been growing at rapid rate and if it
continues available material will soon
be exhausted.
The school entertainment at the
school building Friday evening was a
success despite the inclement weather
and muddy roads. A fine literary pro-
gram was rendered and the pictures
were excellent. A trip through the
Panama canal was featured which was
highly instructive as we'll as enter
tanning.
The band boys placed the order for
their new uniform last Monday The
suits " ill be in dark blue with red
and white trimmings. and the caps
are blue and white trimmings, and are
adorned with the letters A. c. B.
AS suon as the first fine day comes
the band will appear on the street
in their new uniforms.
Joe Eystad, George Fougeron and
John Johnson are the new members
of the band. Their applications we're
acted on favorably the first of the
week and they will he footing their
horns at the next meeting. Several
members have dropped out lately be-
cause of spring work, and some have
left the village.
Many serious losses come to AL.
berta farmers every year because o:
unpreparedness. Now is the time to
look over the plows and other farm
machinery and seeing to it that they
are placed in proper condition fol
spring work. We have first-class
shop and can do the work as good al
the factory. All work brought to US
is fully guaranteed.-Loften Broth
ers, Alberta. adv
Miss Ruth Danielson was the win
ner in the contest at the Star theatre
Sunday evening. There were sever
candidates for the five-dollar prize fol-
naming the show house. and the til
was settled by vote Sunday evening
The contest was rather lively between
Miss DanieIson and George Ginnow
Ginnow was backed by the base bal
boys and their friends and Miss Dan
ielson was supported by the girls O
the glee club. The prize will b
given to the treasurer of he glee club
That old classic about Horatio a
the bridge will ha e to be revised t
describe Horatio in the mud otherwis
Alberta people will be confused
Horatio is young man who lives her
and ne never saw that Greek bridg
and he knows nothing about the Re
mans or the plains of Troy. He stoo
in the mud on the prairie severe
miles from Alberta last Saturday an
herocially waved the distress sigma
He was out after the feminine vot
bit the job has been abandoned fl
the present.