Morris tribune., 1915-05-21


or Saturday.
Virling Geib is the new expert at
the Braun garage.
Mr., and Mrs. Chris Cudrio were
guests of Morris friends Tuesday.
Peter Zellus, one of the we'll known
farmers west of the village, is on the
sick list.
Seed corn for Sale.-Guaranteed
termination. $500 per bushel. G.
FL. Stewart. adv.
will sell New Gold floor at 81. 90
per hundred during the month of May.
Eggs taken in exchange at II cents
per dozen.-G. H. Stewart. adv.
Rain Sunday night caused the COL
lapse of the bridge across the county
ditch two miles west of Alberta and
travel was interrupted for two days.
Rain Friday night flooded the fields
and filled all the low places. In
some parts the fields resembled nina.
ture lakes and farmers manifested
some anxiety.
Mrs. George Fougeron entertained
the ladies of the Social Club Tuesday
afternoon with an unusually delight
full program. Mrs. John Gieb will be
the next hostess.
Fifteen passes were issued to AL
berta people Wednesday to the Vim
cent lecture at Morris. Automobiles
took them over and all enjoyed the
program at the Orpheum theatre.
The pupils in Miss Halls depart
ment in the 3rd and 4th grades an.
nounce cantata for Monday evening
at the Star theatre. An exhibition
of articles made in the manual train
ing department will also be shown.
The nimble feet of L. M. Larson
took in too much territory one day the
first Of the week. He spread one of
them over board containing a nail
which penetrated a toe. Although
the accident was painful no serious
results are looked for.
Mrs. Carl Tomalla is on the sick
list. Her condition was alarming to
her friends early in the week but she
is reported much better today. Her
sister, Mrs. Splitstoser. of Norris,
accompanied DR.. Caine here on Sunday
and spent the day at the Tomalla
home.
Killing frost visited this section
of the county Monday night when ear
ly shoots were damages. Tomatoes
were the worst sufferers but the grain
escaped unscathed. Old timers say
that twentysix years ago on the
twenty first of May heavy frost ruined
gardens.
L. M. Larson has decided to enter
the cream business and will pay cash
for all cream delivered at his store.
Cream will be taken daily except or
Sunday. Highest prices will be paic
and accurate tests given. Those hav
ing cream TO sell should interview hin
about it. adv.
Agent Gagen has taken to charging
the people five cents more for pas
senger tickets than he did last week
He read folder issued by the com
pany in which it was stated a nev
law allowed the company to charg'
an etxra jitney on all tickets calling
for ride of FIVE miles or more. Un
der FIVE miles the rate will be thre'
cents per mile.
Planting corn with poor plante
means both time and money thrown
away. Save both by getting a neV
one at the Monarch Hardware Com
pany. We have some dandy corr
planters, cultivators and other mach
inery for spring work We hav'
them with the disc. shovel or surface
attachments at $26 and upwards =
The Monarch Hardware Company
Alberta, MINI. adv.
Peter Loften was over to Morri
Saturday and visited the office wher
marriage licenses are issued but de
clared he had no matrimonial inten
tions. His visit, he says, was for ia
more peaceful purposes. He has bee
in this country five years and wante
his second citizenship papers, and s.
he filed his application. He has beel
pretty good boy all the time an
there is every assurance he will re
ceive his papers and will become
useful citizen.
Sunday. school Superintendent L
P. Norby passed the forty -fourtl
milestone last Sunday and was givel
a surprise party by the members o
the SUNDAY school who gathered a