Morris tribune., 1917-05-25

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business in Alberta Tuesday.
P. H. Foley made a business trip
to Norris Tuesday afternoon.
Lee Schultz and Ryland Foley were
up from Morris Sunday to visit their
parents.
A. H. Helsper went to Chokio Sun
day, returning on the morning train
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tomalla went to
Morris Tuesday morning, returning
the same day.
Mrs. L. NJ. Larson and daughter
Lucille were passengers for Morris
Monday morning.
Hugh Hay Of Minneapolis, was
transacting business with the local
merchants Tuesday.
G. S. TAFT and G.. T. Noyes of Nor
ris were calling on friends in AL
berta Tuesday evening.
Nearly every one in town attended
the exhibition exercises at the high
school last Friday evening.
Miss Olive FarweIl went to St.
Paul Monday where she will remain
for several weeks visiting friends.
BilIups and crew of carpenters
have been doing some repair work on
the high school building this week.
Graduating exercises will take
place in the Alberta high school,
June list, last day of the school year.
Work on the city cisterns is pro-
crossing very nicely, the one at An
dert's corner being nearly completed
this week.
Report has it that F. L. Spaulding
contemplates disposing of his Chevr-
olet auto and replacing it with a
brand new Studebaker.
Jake Wander has resigned his posi-
ton on the Zimmerman dray line
and expects to go to his home in
Iowa for an extended visit
J. c. Hamilton moved his family
into his fine new home in the south
ern part of town last Saturday. J. c.
says he is not going to move any
more
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Myrtle Gulbranson came up
from Norris Saturday to visit her
parents.
A crew of men have been repair
ing the CargiII Elevator this week
getting it in readiness to take care
of it's share of the proposed bumper
crop Of 1917.
P. H. Canty of Morris, was doing
business in Alberta last Friday.
While here Mr.. Canty set up several
grave stones in the cemetery south
of the village.
L. P Norby and family autoed to
WOIcott, N. D., last Friday where
they visited friends until the first of
the week. Mr. NOrby reports very
promising crop conditions the entire
distance.
Contractor BilIups finished work
on the T. A. Maanum residence last
Friday. Mr.. Maanum will have a
very fine residence with all modern
facilities. He expects to move in
soon as the inside painting and de-
corating is done.
Quite number of AIbertaites at
tended the picnic at GlenwoOd last
Sunday. Some of whom were Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Eystad and family,
Mrs. T. A. Maanum, Mrs. GinnOw,
Mrs. VIM. Peterson, Miss Studeling
and Henry Zimmerman.
The Misses Hauser, Olson, Decker
and Raabe Of the school faculty were
entertained by Mrs. P. H. Foley and
Miss Mary Foley at the Hotel AL
berta Tuesday afternoon. A delicious
lunch was served. The ladies re
port having very nice time.
Geo. FarweIl Sr. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Foley and
family. In the evening Geo. got
mixed up in a cribbage game and if
reports are true he put the trimmings
on some of the old hard shell crib
bage sharks including postmaster
and city editor as we'll
Seeing that the Norris editors are
short handed on account of part of
their force being called away, it's no
more than right that all correspond
ents should make special effort to
hunt up as many items of news as
possible and in that way help out
until other help can be procured.
George DeYoung one of the AL
berta volunteer soldier boys came up
from Fort Smelling Tuesday morning
and spent several days with his par
ents and friends. Georges mission
was picking up recruits and we un-
derstand several other young men Of
Alberta and vicinity have decided to
join the ranks and will accompany
Mr. DeYoung when he returns to the
Fort.
About the first real match game of
base ball Of the season was pulled
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