Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-03-19
Mrs.. LIN. Larson spent Monday
afternoon with friends at Morris.

Mrs.. LIN. Larson spent Monday
afternoon with friends at Morris.
Miss Eva DeYoung was a guest of
Morris friends the first of the week.
Miss Esther Stark, of Ortonville.
returned home Tuesday after a plea
SAINT visit with her friend, Miss Ida
Jello.
The Patterson and BrenGen families
and Mrs. Ginnow were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Eystad
for Sunday dinner.
For Sale.-Good rebuilt automobile
which looks like new, for sale at only
1926. This is bargain for someone.
For further particulars see the Mon
arch Hardware Co., Alberta. adv.
Home made candy and pop corn was
the piece de resistance at party al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Garb.
erick Sunday afternoon when large
number of young people were guests.
L P. Norby is spending the week
at Morris where he is officiating as
clerk of the district court. During
his absence work at the bank is in
charge of Miss Ida Jello. the efficient
and accommodating cashier.
Henry Zimmerman made his first
arrest Sunday when couple of DRINKS
appeared on the streets. Zimmerman
is the dray man and works at the
marshal business only as occasion de-
mands. This was his first arrest fol
about eighteen months.
Among those from here who wit
messed the Appleton Morris basket
ball game at Morris last week were
the Misses Jello and Hail. Messrs.
Asplin and Vaughn escorted the ladies.
All four are enthusiastic basket bal
fans and they say the game was worth
travelling that distance to see.
About thirty of the young folks
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Eystad Saturday afternoon and
spent the time with a musical pro.
gram. Among the out-of-toWn visit
ors were the Misses Stark of Orion
Vile, and Lobben, of Morris. Miss
Lobben is an instructor of music al
The agricultural school.
The township of Scott and the will
age of Alberta both escaped doing jury
duty at the present session of the dis
trict court. Whoever it was thai
selected the petit jury has the thanks
of the people out this way for omit
ing the names of the people here. Al
berta people do not lack in patriotism
but they fail to see patriotism in serv.
ing on jury.
Many serious losses come to AL
berta farmers every year because o.
unpreparedness. Now is the time tt
look over the plows and other farm
machinery and seeing to it that thej
are placed in proper condition fol
spring work. We have first-clas!
shop and can do the work as good al
the factory. All work brought to III
is fully guaranteed.-Lo Broth
ers, Alberta. adv
C. A. Gausman and family badt
their friends farewell Monday after
noon aud have gone to their new home
at Howard Lake near which place thel
will live on farm. The Gausman
have been residents north of here TO-
the past twenty seven years and hav'
made wide circle uf lasting friends
Their departure from the community
is generally regretted.
St. Patrick's dance here Wednesda,
evening was one OF the largest socia
events of it's kind here for many years
Manager Braun, of the Star, is rapid
ly establishing reputation for dance
of the enjoyable kind and both younl
anu Oiu 11UCh W lOWu uGu0VSr lie al
nounces dance. Already he feel
the need of about fifteen feet NOR
floor space at the Star,
A Little Bull gas tractor cost
about as much as team of goo
horses but pulls six times as much
When not in use it does not eat. TIL
Little Bull is the coming power on tn
farm and we are showing them a
1896. The Big Bull will do all tn
work on the farm and you will nee
no extra equipment to hitch it to you
machinery. 1t costs $685., and is tn
best tractor on the market today. W
have accepted the agency for thes
machines and we will be pleased
show them and explain all the leadin
features. The Monarch Hardware Co
Alberta. adv.