Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-04-23
Mrs. T. A. Maanum called on
friends at Hancock Friday.

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friends at Hancock Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Cherry. of
Morris, were the Sunday guests OF
the Misses Danielson and Glessner and
T. M. McLaren at the McLaren home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fougeron
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eystad where
chicken dinner was the piece de resist
aence.
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.
Tim Vaughn came over from Morris
Friday in his new REQ. After finish
ing his business he gave few of his
friends sample rides. The car is a
"peach" according to the descriptions
they gave it.
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 -four and feed stuffs.
II. Stewart, Alberta, MINI. adv.
Tomorrow night, Saturday, the
band will present their play, "The
Breach of Promise Case" at the high
school auditorium. 1t is scream, 80
don't miss it. The prices are 25 and
IS cents, and the proceeds will be
used in defIaying band expenses
Last week the subject in visual in
struction by motion pictures was In
the Day of Nero. 1t was especially
instructive and helpful to the class in
Ancient History. but was highly en-
joyed by all the boys and girls attend
ing. There will be another instruction
tot his kind this week.
The new uniforms for the band ar
rived last week and were worn for the
first time Sunday when the boys ap'
peared at the base ball park and fav'
ored the crowd with music. The uni
forms are fine and the band members
present an imposing spectacle as they
march in perfect order.
Two of the handsome and popular
Morris young ladies came over on thu
train Friday afternoon and remained
for the dance given by the base bal
boys. Getting back to the count!
seat was an easy and pleasant matte
since the young men in Alberta ar
noted for their gallantry and readi
ness to cater.
Another six horsepower engine to
gether with new dynamo and storag
battery has been purchased by tn
Monarch Hardware Co. to be installe
in their electric light plant. Tn
outfit is expected here this week. Al
addition will be built in the rea
of the store where the light equip
ment will be housed.
A. H. Andert opened his confec
tionery store last week and is enjoy
ing nice business. Mrs. Andert i
in charge and has had about all on
person could do in attending to Gus
toners. A new awning was purchase
at the Monarch Hardware store AM
Mr.. Nahum will place it in position
today.
Frank Andert has bought a 20
horse Bull tractor with which he will
finish up his seeding and spring pillow
ing. He will also press it into ser
vice for feed grinding. pumping wat
er, moving buildings and haulin
loads. 1t will be the general Choir
boy on the farm and Old Dobbyn wi
not have to work so hard. Mr.. Andel
IS one of the substantial farmers j
this vicinity who uses good deal 9
gray matter in his farm operations
Seeding is practically all inishe
around Alberta and the fields al
beginning to sprout. All the wa
from here to Montana the shoots wi
be standing straight as soldiers
another week and on the strength {
the showing business is expected
boom. Farmers around here seede