Morris tribune., 1915-03-26

Inc LADIES IluD met al tue uUtue
of Mrs. DeYoung Tuesday afternoon
and the usual good time prevailed.
Refreshment were served.
Guy Stewart went to Morris one
day last week where he dug his auto
mobile from its winter quarters.
The trip to Alberta required one hour
and forty minutes because of the
muddy roads.
R. L. Smith has rented the John
Frederick farm in section 3 Morris
township and will take possession i'm
mediately. The papers were drawn
on Monday when Mr.. Smith was a
visitor in town.
Farmers who have plows or other
farm machinery to be repaired will
save lots of time and money by bring
ing them to US before the spring work
commences. Later on every body will
be crowding US with work. We have
first -class blacksmith and machine
shop and can do all kinds o. repairing.
All work turned out by US is fully
guaranteed. -Loften Brothers. adv.
Rehearsals Of the play to be pre-
sented here by home talent after East
er have been going on merrlly for a
week and all members of the cast are
dong nicely. Just what date for pre-
sentation has not been decided upon.
The proceeds will be turned over to
the band, and tickets will be sold in
advance. 1t is for guo6 cause and
Alberta people will boost it along.
DR.. ]. A. Weinand .inds his hospit.
al entirely inadequate to accommodate
the patients as fast as they arrive
these days of wet weather and muddy
roads. When a new patient arrives
he takes it up carefully, turns it over
few times and twists the sole vigor'
ously. Then he throws it ruthlessly
in dark corner and says "I'll attend
to it next Monday" DR.. Weinand
learned his trade. mot profession)
within the last five years and has all
the latest dope on how to perform an
operation. He uses hammer and
often runs the patient through mach
inc to sew up the wounds with wax
thread. He is doctor of dilapidated
shoes.
We are the agents for the Mime
apolis Bull gas tractor in Stevens
county and nave the machines on hand
for inspection. The Little Bull sells
for 1895 and will do the work of six
horses. When not in use there is nc
expense for feed. TIE Big Bull is
sold at $685. and does the work OF
twenty horses. 1t will do all your
blowing, discing and seeding. 1t will
run the manure spreader. draw the
heavily loaded wagon, the hay loader.
mowers, binders. etc. 1t will run
the corn shelter, feed grinder, shred.
ders and threshers, road grader and
move small buildings. 1t is easy tc
operate and will interest the boys anC
keep them at home. Let US demon
strate them TO you.-The Monarch
Hardware Co., Alberta. adv.
The fascinating game of solo ha:
been revived in Alberta. Among the
leading opponents of the game are
Mr.. and Mrs. Guhrt and Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Schultz. The Guhrts were
about the only ones who have :
strangle-hold on the game and to con
vince Mr.. Schultz that this is a fac
Mr.. Guhrt arranged tournament
which was held week ago following
| the commercial club entertainment
Play was begun at eight o'clock AM
lasted till midnight when draw wa
declared and Mrs. Schultz served
luncheon. The surprise of the even
ing was the consumate skill wit
which the women played. Messrs
Schultz and Guhrt are now expectin
a challenge from them to deciGe tn
championship.