Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1915-06-11
NOTES OF LOCAL INCIDENTS
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST

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Stones Sootless coal-guaranteed |
to please. adv.
Furnished rooms for rent. Mrs. |
Christ Flatner, Sixth street. adv2t.
Gust Podratz and Carl Halberg,
Swan Lake township farmers, are
driving new Maxwell touring cars.
Miss Bertha Knupple went to
Herman last Friday afternoon to
spend week at the home of her sist.
er, Mrs. Fels.
The bass season is open and the fish !
are biting. Prepare to 60 but see
the Walz Hardware Store for your
fishing tackle. adv.
For a nice dish of ice cream that
you will thoroly enjoy go to Lund's
ice cream parlors. We serve the best
class of people in the city and we
want to see your face, too. adv.
The most important event of your
school life graduation - is surely
worth a portrait. To e. change with
classmates-to keep the memory of
school days-make an appointment at
the "Voss Studio" now. adv.
At the annual meeting of the White
Bear Lake insurance CO. held at Star
buck Tuesday of last week, L. L.
Hanse. a we'll known farmer living in
the town of Frames, was elected pre-.
sident. All the other officers were
reelected.
Miss Katherine Griffith went to
Graceville Saturday afternoon to at
tend the graduation exercises at the
Catholic academy where her neice.
Miss Katherine Griffith, her name
sake, was awarded djpaloma with
high honors.
S. K. Linsley expects to leave for
Montana in few days to look for q
homestead. He has an idea there is
plenty of good land in the Fort Peck
reservation that can be had for the
asking, and he will look it over
carefully. He will be accompanied
by his ten-year-old son. and their
destination will be Plentywood.
One of the worst ball games in
western Minnesota this year was
fought at Wahpeton a week ago be-
teen Wahpeton and Graceville. The
score was 10 to in favor of Wahpe-
ton and would have been much worse
if it hadn' been for the fact that the
Indians got tired and struck out in self
defence.
George Hogan came down from FL
bow Lake the later part of last week
and spent couple of days with his
family and looked after business mat
tiers at the paint shop. Mr.. Hogan
has about twenty painters and decorat-
ors on his working staff at present and
the work is coming in faster than he
has handle it. At Elbow Lake he is
finishing decorating contracts at the
courthouse and the Presbyterian
church. and there are other jobs
waiting there. His men are busily
engaged at the new Morris high school
and will remain on the job till the
work is finished.
H. Dittman came down from his
farm on the shores of Pomme de Terre
lake one day last week to look after
business matters at the court house.
Mr.. Dittman stated the farmers sur
rounding the lake are considering
some legal action against boys and
young men who frequent the lake with
rifles and shoot the song birds. The
other day Mrs. Dittman came danger
ously near being hit by stray bullet
which whizzed by in close promixity
to her head. Mr.. Dittman states the
hunters around his premises are care
less. Fishing at the lake he said,
was good at this time and some very
nice strings had been taken.
For tubular well drilling or
repairing, gasoline engines and
windmilIs, see the Stone lmple-
ment Company. adv