Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-08-20


Misses Irene, Cora and Hazel Ely
stad are camping at the lake near
Starbuck.
County Attorney Cherry and County
Auditor Wollthan were Alberta visit
ors Monday afternoon.
George Mcclellan and Henry Lem
norman went over to Morris in the
Zimmerman car Monday afternoon.
The Misses Hendrickson returned
Tuesday evening from a several weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Hills and Fulda.
The L. P Norby and P. M. Larson
families are occupying their cottage
at Lake Minnewaska this week.
They went out last Saturday.
Just received car of the famous
Plymouth Irvine. Get your order in
early as twine is going to be higher
later on. G. H. Stewart. adv.
Misses Hazel Gubranson and Olive
Farwell. accompanied by Jap Topper
son and Carl Andert, motored to Star
buck Sunday morning where they
spent the day on the lake.
r. A. Maanum spent Sunday at
the home of his brother near Hancock
where Mrs. Maanum and the children
are spending several weeks. Mrs.
Maanum expects to return to Alberta
next week.
Sheriff Zahl shook hands with a
number of his Alberta friends Monday.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Zahl and
the girls who were enjoying an automo-
bile tour through the western part of
the county.
Edward Eystad has accepted posi-
ton as assistant cashier at the bank
and is in full charge this week during
the absence of Cashier Norby who is
spending the week at his lake cottage
near Starbuck.
The church picnic held at the Chris
Cudrio grove last Sunday was we'll
attended and all had good time.
Refreshments we're served through
the day and baseball game was one
of the attractions.
Hazel and Myrtle Gulbranson went
over to Peever, S. D.. one day last
week where they attended Gulbran-
son family reunion. Mrs. Gulbranson
who has been spending some time at
Peever, returned with her daughters
The Foley, Andert and Schultz
families went to Morris Sunday morn
ing and from there went to Pomme
de Terre lake where they partl-
cipated in the Knights of Columbus
picnic. The picnic was a social
success.
H. H. Wells has crew of tilers
at work on his farm near this village
and will put in about five carloads
right away. Mr.. Wells has the right
idea and many of the neighbors will
try thing next year. The farm build
ings on the Wells farm are being
painted.
". ]. Braun returned from Mime
apolis last Saturday with another new
auto which was turned over to L. M.
Larson. Larson had the car about
five minutes when he loaded his family
into the seats and started for Star.
buck. The car is five-passengel
Chevrolet and is the sixth cal
sold by Mr.. Braun this year.
The wheat harvest began in earn
est the latter part of last week ant
by the middle of next will be finished
G. H. Farwell finished his cutting
Monday and is among the very frs
to complete the task in Stevens coun
ty. There is some evidence of bligh
in the fields and while heavy yiel'
is looked for it will not be up to ex
pectations.
Tim Vaughn came over from Morri
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look after business and renew acquain
tances. He is getting ready to shi
large number of his grain cleaners
Since the mill was put on the marke
orders have come in steadily an
mills have been sold and shipped a
far as to Montana points. His mi
is one of the best on the market an
one of the good features is that
was invented in Alberta.
Somebody hereabouts will have
fine chance to buy a good rebuilt aut
mobile at a bargain. The Monarc
Hardware Co. of Alberta have a cot
Pile of second hand machines whic
are offered at very low price
They are almost good as new and wi
run for many years. Those who al
contemplating automobile purchase