Morris tribune., 1915-05-28

with friends at Morris.
Wanted. -Stock to pasture. N.
DeYoung. Alberta. adv3t.
Mrs. John Geib and Mrs. George
Ginnow were guests of Morris friends
Monday.
Miss Clara Gilman, of Morris, was
the guest of Bessie Farwell and other
Alberta friends over Sunday.
The Maanum family enjoyed the
pleasant weather last Sunday in
motor drive to the old Maarum home
near Hancock.
Chokio defeated Graceville in a
ten-inning game last Sunday with
score of 10 to 9. Selkie and Poole
were the opposing pitchers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Schultz expect
to go to Alexandria next Sunday to
spend the day at the lake. The trip
will be made by automobile.
will sell New Gold floor at 81. 90
per hundred during the month of May.
Eggs taken in exchange at II cents
per dozen.-G. H. Stewart. adv.
The boys base ball club from the
high school went over to Chokio Tues
day for a parting shot at their friends,
the enemy. The result was not all that
was desired, but the boys are satisfied
with the showing.
Farmers who have cream to sell
should see me about prices. / am
still doing business at the old stand
where you will receive square treat
ment and highest prices. "A. H. An
dert. adv.
Mrs. John Geib will entertain the
ladies of the Civic League at her
home next Tuesday. Mrs. Geib has
the distinction of being one of the best
entertainers in Alberta and the club
members are looking forward to a de-
ligbtful afternoon.
Children's day will be observed in
Alberta on Sunday June 6, when the
Sunday school classes will have appro-
pirate programs. Rev Andrew Olson,
of Morris, will be here for an address,
and there will be some good singing
and musical numbers.
L. M. Larson has decided to enter
the cream business and will pay cash
for all cream delivered at his store.
Cream will be taken daily except on
Sunday. Highest prices will be paid
and accurate tests given. Those hav-
ing cream TO sell should interview him
about it. adv.
All the students in the bread baking
class at the schools and their friends
enjoyed picnic party at Lake Hattie
Tuesday afternoon. Outdoor sports
were on the program and boat excur-
sions down the lake were INDUCED in.
Others tried their luck at angling and
captured some nice bullheads.
Crops around Alberta appear to be
in the best condition at this time of
the year for many seasons and farmers
are jubilant The heavy rains of the
past three weeks were blessing in
disguise and all root crops are in con-
dition to withstand long dry spell
The roads are rapidly rounding into
shape for heavy hauling.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Stewart are
contemplating three weeks outing
at Lake Minnewaska and if present
plans 60 through they will occupy the
new Larson Norby cottage near Star
buck. Mr.. Stewart has a fine auto
mobile and will be able 10 make the
trip to and from the lake daily to at
tend to his business at the Alberta
elevator.
The school board have to look for
another primary teacher. Miss Myrtle
Peterson whose application was acted
upon favorably has sent word that she
will go to Moose Lake, having re-
ceived an earlier contract from that
point. Only one teacher had accepted
up till last Monday and that was Miss
Anna Raasch who will teach the Bird
and 18th grades.
The departure of the local base bal
team for Beardsley last Sunday morn
ing resembled a funeral procession
There We're about ten cars in the line
and they sped over the country head
ed by the Braun car. The lineup is
what Alberta expects to see at future
funerals when the automobile replace!
the horse for speeding departed citi
zens to Mother Earth.
Planting corn with a poor planter
means both time and money throw,
away. Save both by getting new
one at the Monarch Hardware Com
pany. We have some dandy cor,
planters, cultivators and other mach
inery for spring work. We hav,