Morris tribune., 1915-07-16

Mr.. and MRS. Henry LeUmeIuon
were guests at the King farm last
Sunday.
L. P. Ettesvold and family are
contemplating return to CYRUS after
residence here since last May. Mr..
Ettesvold is we'll driller.
Just received car Of the famous
Plymouth twine. Get your order in
early as twine is going to be higher
later on. G. H. Stewart. adv
Walter FarwelI left first of the
week for Glendale, N. D.. where ne
will assist in building the new school
house now being erected ny Frank
Hancock, of Morris.
The ladies' club met with Mrs. +.
M. Larson Tuesday afternoon and at
ter the regular business session were
served with refreshments. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Ed. Hood on July 27.
Prof. Fred Grafelman wears the
smile that won't come Off these days.
1t is because the school board voted
him a salary raise this week and tue
genial professor will now draw ST.
100 per year together with house Ient'
Directors of the Farmers Elevator
Co. held a special meeting the first
of the week to take action on the re-
signation of Agent McLaren who has
decided to leave Alberta next year.
A man from southern Minnesota may
be his successor.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. o. Burtness. OF
Grand Forks. are here for a short
visit with their daughter, Mrs. L. P.
Norby, and family. From here they
will go to Starbuck. Recently Mr..
Burtness disposed Of his Red River
Valley farm and is now man Of lei
sure.
Corn took a wholesome squirt Sun.
day and Monday when tropical sur
beat down uninterruptedly. Alberta
corn growers say they feel no appre,
hension over the corn crop this yeal
although conditions at present are not
promising. With warm. dry wealth
er from now on all the fields are more
than likely to mature.
A new power system is being in.
stalled at the electric power station
and Measrs. Maanum and Braun fee
we'll pleased with the change so far
The old covered batteries were re
moved this week and the new opeI
batteries were installed in the engine
and dynamo building erected for tina
purpose few days ago.
No less than fifteen empty cattl
cars were numbered in the string O
Conductor McCabe's train Monday
Several we're left here and the other
were distributed at various point
along the line. Cattle shipments hav
been quite heavy along the Brown
Valley line the past two months an
the Great Northern is evidently look
ing for more.
Miss Grace Hall left for her home a
Morris last week after having man
aged the Schultz store during the va
cation of Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz ant
family. Miss Hall taught here las
year but decided to quit school worI
for year. She is popular in Albert
and vicinity and has many friend
here who hope Miss Hall will max
visits to them frequently.
Dr.. Weinand believes in dreams
Last Friday, which is Joe the Turk
Sunday, he had vision in which
monstrous hand wrote the letters "P
M" on wall. Uncertain whethe
the p. m. meant a command to "plov
maise' or "preach motorcycles" h
determined to find out and accordingly
the doctor kicked his patients into
corner at his shoe hospital and starte
for George Fougeron g corn field wher
he sttaddled plow all day Monday
He says be doesn't know whether hi
work means death or delay to develop
ment of the corn stalks but will !eav
that to George. He accumulated
beautiful coat of tan, anyway.