Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-04-16

Miss Mary Brisbane was the guest
of Miss June Ethelson Friday and Sat-
urday last week.
Chester Mathiesen, principal at the
Beardsley schools, spent several days
last week at the home of friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gilbert, of Nor
ris, were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. M. Larson from Wednes-
day to Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcclellan re-
turned the first of the week from
Campbell where they went to visit
friends and incidentally to dispose of
some of the McCleIland lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eystad, Cora
Eystad and Miss Ida Jello braved the
wintry blasts last Sunday to hear the
sermon at Frog Lake where Rev. Oh
son filled the pulpit.
am in the market for strictly
fresh eggs and will pay cash for all
eggs delivered at the elevator. | will
pay two cents above the cash price in
trade for flour and feed stuffs.
II. Stewart, Alberta, MINI. adv.
Henry Lemmermann has the lumber
and the foundation finished for new
and handsome seven-room frame resi-
dence. The carpenters will be busy
as soon as warmer weather arrives,
and the work will be pushed to early
completion.
Ed. Green sports an automobile and
from now on the distance from farm
to town will be shortened. Ed. didn' It
invest in new car but brought a
second hand machine. If the auto
fever spreads to the rest Of the fam
lily he may add a seven passenger gas
wagon to the farm equipment.
Rev. Pilgrim will start start con-
firmation class here next Wednesday
and those interested in the matter are
requested to meet with him at four
o'clock to talk over the proposition.
Quite number are already enrolled
but the pastor wishes to have as many
as possible enter at the start.
W. ]. Braun went to Morris Mon
day where he superintendent the un'
loading of twenty horse gas tractor
to be used on the Knutson farm near
Morris. The Monarch Hardware Co.
has sold several of these machines
lately and orders are coming in fol
more. Some difficulty is experienced
in getting the tractors as fast as the
demand calls for.
Rain several days last week de,
layed seeding but the work this
year is farther advanced than it was
year ago at this time. The fields
are still wet in the low places and the
frost has not disappeared entirely,
There will be about the same acreage
given to wheat this year as last bu
scme new land will be broken for fa3
and alfalfa.
F. S. McNabb. of Hastings, N
D., paid his former friends here 1
visit several days last week. He ha!
disposed of his business at Tasting
and will work in a drug store a
Litchville until he finds a suitabl,
location. He thought Alberta hat
grown wonderfully since the occasion
of his last visit, and stated he woul'
consider the proposition of coming
here later on to open drug store.
The base ball boys will have
dance this evening at the Star. Th'
proceeds will be used in defravlng th
first expenses of the season, and t,
secure required equipment. Morri
music will be on hand and the usua
good time is promised So far n
games have been scheduled but it j
understood the Yannigans from Synne
will be the first to appear to eontes
the standing claims of the locals t
the championship.
Mrs. Oscar Peterson and Mrs. H
c. Hamilton were admitted to mem
bership in the Alberta Ladies' Gu