Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Grafelman spent sew
eral days at the lake this week where
they were guests at the Larson Norby
cottage.
Miss Hazel Gulbranson enjoyed a
several days outing at Minnewaska
this week while Mr.. Larsen looked
after business at the store unassisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Rome. of Bel
grade, stopped with friends here Tues
day morning while on their way home
from visit to Bigstone in their auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gunvaldson
were over to Morris Sunday where
they spent the day with Mrs. Gun.
valdson's brother. Wenzel Bartos, and
family.
Lester Morley came over from Nor
ris in his REQ Tuesday afternoon to
look after matters at the b-Carl
lumber yards and to give the new man
some information.
Mrs. Chris Eystad returned Tuesday
morning from a visit with friends at
Starbuck and was accompanied by two
of her nieces, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jorgenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Schultz went
over to Bigstone in their fear Sunday
and were unfortunate enough to be
caught in the rain. The mud chains
were in the Schultz attic.
Mrs. Miner and son, sister of Mrs.
VIM. Marin, received message from
her home at Sheldon, ILL.,. Sunday
afternoon telling of the sudden illness
of daughter. Mrs. Miner conclu-
ded her visit here and left Monday
evening for Morris where she caught
the night train for home.
W. T. Peterson is finding the
matter of securing a dwelling house
a hard proposition in Alberta and as
a consequence is contemplating build
ing home soon. He has couple Of
lots under consideration. Mr.. Peder-
son has built house here before but
sold it when he moved to Morris.
More fellows like Peterson are want.
ed here this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marin celebrat-
ed their silver wedding at the home
Tuesday evening at which time they
had number Of their friends and
neighbors over. The Nairns have
lived here fer about sixteen years and
are we'll known and highly respected.
Details of the celebration Tuesday
evening were not learned before this
column was printed.
G. H. Stewart received a letter
this week from Mrs. Stewart who is
at Salem. Oregon, stating she was
about to leave for the fair at Sar
Francisco after which she would return
to Minnesota. She will spend some
time at Minneapolis and st. Paul be.
fore returning to Alberta. She at.
tended the wedding of her sister
who was married to Dentist Roll,
of Minneapolis, few days ago.
Chas Groskrentz felt the chill winds
on Tuesday morning creeping up hit
spine and when somebody told hin
there was frost on the pumpkin he de-
cided to get into a mackinaw coat
He had the necessary ducats required
to induce Chris Eystad to part will
one of his fancy plsids and the dea
was closed which gave Groskrent,
the distinction of being first in thu
market for winter wearing apparel
Somebody hereabouts will have +,
fine chance to buy good rebuilt auto
mobile at a bargain. The Monarch
Hardware Co. of Alberta have cou
pie of second hand machines which
are offered at very low price
They are almost good as new and will
run for many years. Those who ar
contemplating automobile purchase
this year should see the Hardwar
Company and have them demonstrate
the cars. adv29tf.
Jap Jepperson has decided to pu
hail insurance on the shelf for tn
rest of the season and is givin
some attention to eggs and chickens
He made himself useful about tn
Larson store Tuesday when he packe
eggs and logged empty egg cases
Ordinary chicken or the kind that wi
interest hunters for the next ninet
days do not interest Jap for he is look
ing for more enhancing birds. Fl
has finished successful hail insuranc
season here and has become we'll a,
quainted. He is nice young ma
and his friends hope he will CON
again next year.
For wells, windmills, tanks ar
gasoline engines, see D. & ]. Lawle
Morris. Repairing of all kinds promp
ly done. advtf.