Morris tribune., 1915-04-30

visitor Monday.
Mrs. Ole Doe returned home this
week from the Starbucrk hospital.
Miss Hazel Gulbran son is expect
ing to entertain friends from st. Cloud
over Sunday.
Seed corn for Sale.-Guaranteed
termination. $500 per bushel. G.
81. Stewart. adv.
Miss Eva DeYoung is spending the
week at home. She will return to
Morris tomorrow.
Miss Bessie Farwell, who teaches
near Dreamland, was a visitor at
home over Sunday.
Miss Martha Rash has established
dress making headquarters at the Ely
stad home this week.
Frank Andert received his new Bull
tractor Monday. He will use it on
his farm for various purposes.
Clyde Roberts was Sunday visitor
at Chokio. Clyde is the gent who
was lady Saturday night in Judge
Weinand's court.
For Sale.-Good work horses and
drivers for sale cheap if taken at
once. Or will trade for good Ford
automobile. Clyde Roberts, Alberta,
MINI. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie returned to
their home at Pennock Monday after
brief but pleasant visit at the home of
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. C. W. BerkaW.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Bagstad enter
tanned the l.. M. Larson family for
Sunday dinner. The Bagstads are
prominent farmers near here noted
for their sociability and hospitality.
Miss Anna Jello, of Appleton, has
been spending few days here as the
guest of her sister. Miss Ida Jello.
assistant cashier at the bank. She
returned to Appleton Monday even
ing.
A deal was completed last week
whereby the blacksmith shop and lots
become the property of D. K. Jello,
of Appleton, who purchased from Mr..
Lund. The Loften boys will continue
business at the old stand.
Carl Andert is the owner of .
new runabout automobile purchased
in Minneapolis last week. W. ]
Braun, who has the agency for tn
cars, accompanied him to the cite
and brought the car to Alberta.
Quite number from here wen
over to Morris last Sunday to witnes
the ball game between Morris an
Graceville. The contest was so one
sided that it failed to interest. Nor
ris defeated the visitors with a scor
of 10 to 2.
J. C. Hamilton received nice con
signment of trees this week. Th
other farmers who received nurser
stock from the same firm this wee
are Christ Cudrio, Chas. Eystad, A
J. Eystad. M. Riemers Jr., G. R
Lang. Correll, Gus Pillen, Thoma
Ward, Morris and VIM. CARRIER.
Business at the Andert ice creal
parlor is exceeding expectations an
Mr.. Andert is already considering til
necessity of providing more room fl
his customers. Since the place We
opened short time ago the youn
people have developed fondness fl
ice cream that is astonishing.
The bullheads in Lake Hattie wei
charged upon last Sunday and thirt
of them were captured when Haro
Gulbrandson, Victor Larson and JOB
Eystad made a raid. The boys al
good bullhead cooks and Monday beir
washday they handled the dinner a
arrangement at home. Tomorrow mari
the opening of the fishing season
Minnesota.
''Put me down for a subscription
the Tribune. You are getting out
good, newsy paper and I apprecia
the excellent service the Tribune
giving Alberta" said L. M. Larst
last Monday. Mr.. Larson is one of Il
successful merchants of the villas
who is we'll acquainted in the count.
Some years ago he was clerk in
Morris store but saw the busine
chance here and came. He has bui
a substantial store on a promine
corner and has stock of general me
chandise that would be a credit to al
town twice the size of Alberta.
L. P. Norby returned last wei
from trip to Minneapolis where
purchased a new fve-passenper Che