Morris tribune., 1915-05-21

Walter Farwell was at Chokio on
business Wednesday morning.
Miss Martha Raash is assisting
with sewing at the j. A. Schultz
home.
Miss Eva DeYoung has accepted a
position at Morris and will make her
home with the Chas. Vaughn family.
Henry Lemmeramn brought forth
his road scraper Wednesday morning
and went over the streets, leaving
them as smooth as floor.
Mike Grettinger, Postmaster Schultz
Joe Ludwig, Jake Vanderbilt and c..
H. Hamilton went out to Lake Hattie
Sunday and returned with something
like hundred bullheads.
George Fougeron, George McClel-
land and Chas. Eyssad went to Morris
Wednesday morning on business.
Mr.. Eystad remained to hear the Vim
cent lecture in the evening at the Or
pheum.
Henry Gunvaldson, of Starbuck, is
the new man in charge of the Eystad
meat market. Because of other work
Mr.. Eystad was Obliged to secure q
man from the shop. Gunvaldson will
arrive next week.
The Choral Club goes to Donnelly
this evening to repeat the program
given here a week ago. Fred Hoyel
will assist Prof. Bach. Hoyer pos
sesses rich baritone voice and hi!
numbers on the program are sure tt
be appreciated.
L. P. Norby and L. M. Larson wer'
at Lake Minnewaska Friday to SCI
about the work in progress on thei
summer cottage All will be finishe'
this week and if the weather grow
hot the Norby and Larson familie
will go to the lake next month
A new 16-ft. launch built in thi
village will ride the placid waters o
Lake Hattie after next Sunday. Th
boat was constructed for the "Happ
Club" and will have a christenin
Sunday morning when Johnnie Eysta
will be the master of ceremonies
using bottle of pop.
Two married. daughters of Mr.. an
Mrs. Matt Riemers arrived here Sat
urday for visit with the old folks
Their trip was planned as surpris
but when they arrived in Alberta raj
was falling and no way could be foun
to get out into the country. So Pap
Reimers was notified by phone.
Alberta Yeomen will dance Tues
day evening. June 1, when the frs
annual ball will be held. The YET
men are the newest arrivals in tn
fraternal order field but has grown t
be the strongest in point of member
ship. The committee. in charge {
the dance program will complete tn
arrangements today.
A pair of fine twins arrived at tk
Chas. Bercaw farm this week whel
they greeted Chas. with large, starin
brown eyes and Tapping ears. The
will be offered for sale shortly unleI
they show speedy fondness for ne
! mown grass. Their parentage
> credited to one of Bercaw's Jerse
cows which is the pet of the herd.
Because Agent Gagen forgot
charge five cents extra for ever
passenger ticket he sold at the Albert
depot last Saturday he will be calle
upon to "bug up" about one ire
simoleon. The new law permittir
the railroad to charge three cents f,
the first five miles went into effect {
Saturday and the shortage in NJ
Gagen's till was discovered aft,
: twenty tickets had been sold at I'll
old rate. Mr.. Gagen is glad it WASH
= more.
Farmer Grimm will show h
prowess as grappler in the near fl
ture when he takes on Bill Ericksc
for wrestling match. Both are we
known farmers here who arrived son
= time ago from Iowa. Bill was tt
Q last conner and he let it be know
that he was looking for strong men
this vicinity. Grimm, who says |
can live up to his name, has issued
challenge and now Doctor Weinar
has new job as promoter of tt
D bout, and he will formulate the rule
! and name the date. Wrestling il
terest burst forth suddenly in Albert
last week when Zybasco Churchill ar
Farmer Nudick fought in the allie
back of the hardware store Monds
afternoon. Carl Tomallo was the r