Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-09-24

Mrs. L. P. Norby entertained the
ladies of the Afternoon Club Tuesday.
New Gold Flour, $500 per humid
red. Every sack guaranteed. G. W..
Stewart. adv.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Cook, of the town
of Synnes, welcomed new baby boy
at their home last Thursday
E. J. Smith has rented his farm and
will move to Morris. He has operated
a farm here for something like 30
years and will be missed by his neigh
bors.
For sale-Good team, harness. wa
gon and rack. Horse is four years
old and the mare is eleven. Outfit
will be sold at bargain for cash. In
quire of F. L. Spaulding, Alberta.
adv3t.
Monday was one of the coolest and
most disagreeable days of the season.
Gardeners covered their garden truck
and prepared for frost but FORUM
ately rising temperatures came to the
rescue. No damage was done.
The electric switchboard at the hard
ware store was overhauled by experts
from the factory Tuesday and is ex-
pected to run perfectly hereafter.
When the new plant was installed
the switchboard was put in temporary
working order.
Mrs. G. W. Stewart has returned
from her visit 10 her parents and
friends in Oregon. Before returning
to Alberta she spent several days at
the fair at San Francisco and reached
Minneapolis in time Of see the state
fair, Mrs. Stewart had fine trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson are
enjoying visit from Mr.. Peterson s
cousin from Iowa. He likes this Sec
tion so we'll that he has rented the
Ginnow farm and will move here
with his family in the spring. Mr..
Railing expects to take another farm
in section 81, Scott township.
Alberta will be we'll repre- sented al
the county fair at Morris Friday anc
Saturday next week. Quite number
will have exhibits of grain, poultry
and live stock. Alberta expects tc
land first prize in the boys corn con
test and the girls bread baking club
at the high school will be contender
Prof. and Mrs. Grafelman were en-
tertained at the W. Devereaux farm
last Sunday where choice chicken ant
fresh garden vegetables were serves
for dinner. A couple of Mr.. Dever
eaux' brothers are here from Illinoi
and there was much of the old-fash
toned family gathering. The Dever
eaux are splendid entertainers.
c. Eystad is preparing for BIZ
fall and winter buinesss. Carpen
tiers have been at work this weel
enlarging the salesrooms and extend
ing the shelves. Floor space formerl
given to the lunch room and restaur
ant department has been converte
into a salesroom. "There was n
money in the lunch business and "
decided to quit" said Mr.. Eystad.
The first moving pictures wer
shown at the school Monday to illus
trate lesson in geography. Picture
were used last term with remarkabl
success and the pupils show more tina
an ordinary interest in their lessons
Hereafter the pictures will be regu
lar feature in connection with tn
study of history and geography, an
will be shown every Thursday after
noon.
Henry Gulvaldson shouldered hi
musket and took his high priced d o
into the fields one day last week 6
which time he had an unusual expert
ence. AS the day was dying out Q
the sky he took shot at what /
thought was rabbit but proved to
his dog. Neither dog nor man WI
killed but both received shock whic
has taught Henry to discard nigI
shooting hereafter.