Morris tribune., 1915-12-03

Axel and Pete Loften, accompanied
by the Misses Martha Rasch and Lena
Bangarter, spent Sunday at the homo
of Messrs. Lotions sister near
Chokio.
Max Welch returned to Esmond,
N. D., Monday after visit with his
friend, W. j. Braun. WEIGH lives
in Canada but will spend the winter
at the home of his sister at Es-
mond. He is not enthusiastic over
Canada.
There will be a laugh in every foot
of picture at the Star theatre Satur-
day night. Manager Braun has Sc
cured two Charlie Chaplin and three
western films which make an extra
long show. The admission will be
ten and fifteen cents. adv.
Rev. Hughes, of Galilee, Can, is
here for visit with his friends, F..
R. Spaulding and family. Rev.
Hughes is a Methodist pastor who
will come to Chokio with his family
later on. The Spauldings are former
members of the Hughes congregation
back in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farwell had
all the folks home for dinner last
Thursday when Grandma Farwell
served roast turkey, cranberry sauce,
pumpkin pie of the kind that mother
used to make" Many years have
elapsed since all the Farwel]s sat down
to family dinner and this time there
were many new faces who repres ented
a new generation.
An extra good motion picture pro-
gram will be given at the Star the
atre Saturday evening tomorrow
when two Charlie Chaplin and three
western films will be shown. Chaplin
is the funny man in the picture world
He is the highest paid artist of the
profession and the films are the best
on the market. Don't forget this
show. Come yourself and bring the
children. Usual prices will prevail
adv.
School opened Monday morning fol
lowing the Thanksgiving vacation
Misses Olson, Blanchard and Houser
who spent the time at their homes
returned on the freight Monday morn
ing when Conductor McCabe was kline
enough to see to it that the train ar
rived on time. From now on til
the Christmas vacation pupils in TIT
Alberta school have promised to settle
down to business in order to meet tn,
mid-winter examinations.
Miss Ida Jello came over from Ap
pleton Saturday. returning Monda!
afternoon via Chokio. Miss Jello is
former assistant cashier at the Albert;
State bank and has large number o
friends in town who are always de
lighted with her visits. She is stay
ing at her home at Appleton wher
her mother has been on the sick list
good deal lately. "Alberta looks tn
same as ever" said Miss Jello to tn
Tribune Monday. 81 have alway
like the little town and l shall neve
forget the many kind friends I hav
here"
Editor Newton, of the Morris Sun
came over Monday morning with
view of establishing regular news
gathering days in Alberta. Static
Agent Gagen has represented the Su
for some time and his friends hope tn
tragedy of placing the old man i
the reportorial discard is not about t
be enacted. Mr.. Gagen in an old
time newspaper man who finds a pecu
liar interest in the the game of gath
ering news after his regular workin
hours at the depot. He has man
friends who appreciate his efforts an
the Tribune is among them.
See Charlie Chaplin, the funn
man, in the pictures at the Star Sat
, urday night. Some pretty scener
and good acting will be shown
three western films, making five rec
altogether. all for ten and fiftee
cents. adv.