Morris tribune., 1917-06-22

Miss Studeling spent Sunday with
friends at Starbuck and Cyrus.
J. S. Siverts of Norris transacted
business in Alberta Wednesday.
Miss Katie DeYoung was over from
Morris Sunday to visit her parents.
Nick DeYoung has been hauling
tile out to Ditch No. IS this week.
Miss Inez Brown of Wisconsin,
visited with Miss Mae Spaulding
this week.
Mrs. Ed. Diederick of Fargo, Wis
tied at the P H Foley home the first
of the week.
Mrs B. McNelis visited with Mrs.
Foley and Mrs. Gulbranson Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Tina Wagner returned to
Norris Saturday after a weeks visit
at the Gerber home.
Mrs. L. P. Norby returned from a
two weeks visit with friends and re-
latives in the twin cities.
Ole GuIbranson has been doing
cement work around the T. A. Maa-
mum residence this week.
Chas Groskruetz and Chris Cudrio
have each purchased new cars from
the Alberta Auto Co. this week.
Messrs. Eugene and Alberta Will
son, J. A Schultz and J. c. Hamil
ton spent Sunday afternoon at Nor
ris.
T. M. Lotus, j. A. Schultz and
John Siebrecht were pleasantly en-
tertained at the Henry Guhrt home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Eystad and
daughters Cora, Irene and Hazel
autoed to Fergus Falls Monday, re-
turning Wednesday.
T. A. Maanum moved into his fine
new home on main street this week.
Mr.. Maanum has now a very modern
residence with all the latest improve
ments.
HOyer Bros. have been showing
some of the scrap iron merchants
how to buy scrap iron the past two
weeks. The boys have shipped sew
eraI cars to st. Paul.
G.. Bangerter got in a large sup
ply of blacksmith repair material
the first of the week. Fritz is the
only blacksmith in town now and is
being kept very busy.
The Ladies' Club met with Mrs
A. H. Andert Thursday and report
having a very enjoyable meeting.
Andert in serving refreshments.
Mrs UIrich and sister of Boards
ley, spent Monday visiting with the
Schultz and Andert families and Miss
Carrie Ulrich and Miss FlorabeIIe
Schultz returned with them and will
at BeardsIey.
Some of the young ladies of AL
berta have been learning the billiard
and pool game under the able direc-
ton Of F. L. SpauIding. Fred better
look out little bit or some of them
may be able to trim him within a
very short time.
Mrs. Henry Zimmerman went to
Starbuck Monday where she under
went an operation for appendicitis
Mr.. Zimmerman reports the opera
ton as being very successful which
is good news to the lady's many
friends in Alberta.
Quite a number of Albertaites at
tended the Red Cross meeting at
Morris Monday evening. They re-
port most enthusiastic meeting
some eloquent addresses and one OF
the prettiest and most picturesque
parades ever witnessed in Morris.
Philip Ernst took the morning
train for Minneapolis last Friday
and returned Sunday evening, driv,
ing new Ford. Mr.. Ernst is one
of the progressive farmers of schoo
district No. 10 and we are glad tc
see him enjoy all the Iuxuries oil
modern times.
A couple Of representatives Of the
prosposed Farmers Cooperation
plant to be built in st. Paul, have
been canvassing the rural districts
this week with a view to seIling
shares in the packing institution
The men are being piloted by
Fred Andert an old reliable cattle
dealer Of Alberta. Mr.. Ander
knows just who may be interested
in the new enterprise.
The Alberta high school base bal
team went to Cyrus last Friday AM
trimmed the Cyrus bunch up in
closely fought and interesting game
At the close the score keeper an
nounced 5 to 7 in favor Of Alberta
One of the most interesting an
gratifying incidents of the game wa
a clean home run made by William
Ernst, one Of the Alberta stars.
A very we'll attended farmers ele
vator meeting was held in Braun
hall last Saturday afternoon re
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