Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-30
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on the morning train Monday.
Miss Myrtle Gulbranson of Morris,
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Lohr went to Morris Wednes-
day, returning on the evening train.
A. c. Peck of Morris, shipped two
day.
The smiling face of Major Nc
Cormack of Morris, was seen on our
streets Tuesday,
F. L. Spaulding received a large
shipment of whips and harness sup
plies the first of the week.
Chas. Hanson and Joe Ludwig
went to Sank Centre Monday morn
ing, returning Tuesday evening.
Eugene Wilson left Tuesday for
Bismarck, N. D., where he has &C
cepted a position on the police force.
L. M. Larson has rushed the sea-
son to such an extent as to display
a new awning on the corner store
Mrs. Hickman went to Fort Dodge,
Iowa, Wednesday morning where she
will visit friends for several weeks.
The Misses Martha Zimmerman
and Cora Eystad went to Morris
Wednesday morning, returning the
same day.
y. NJ. McNeIfs and his crew have
been engaged in loading several cars
of ties to be distributed later where
ever a new tie is required.
]. C. Hamilton is one of the bust
est men in town these days oversee
ing the erection Of his new dwelling
house in the south part Of town.
B. ]. Quailey had several horses
shipped up from Minneapolis. Mr..
QuaiIey had the horses unlOaded at
Morris and drove them to Alberta.
c. L. Mowry of Barry was in town
Tuesday afternoon. We understand
Mr.. MOwry has almost decided to
dispose of his pool room in Alberta.
Now is the time to have your har-
nesses oiled and repaired, as time
for spring work will soon be here.
Bring them to F. L. Spaulding, AL
berta. adv3t.
T. A. Maanum is having the
Grafelman residence remOdeled in
side and out He expects to move
his family in there within a short
time.
G. A. Johnson received carload
of shelled corn Monday and it didn't
last long enough to tell about it.
Johnson knows just about what to
buy in the grain line.
Bring your harness in and have it
oiled in Neatsleine oil, the best har-
ness oil made, for soc per set. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refund
ed. F. L. Spaulding, Alberta, Mimi.
Wilfred Roberts went to Williston,
N. D., last Saturday. Mr.. Roberts
expects to spend several months in
different parts of North Dakota and
Montana, returning to Alberta in the
early summer.
Jake Wander, manager of the
MoWry pool hall, has decided to go
West for, a few days and may posi-
bly, locate permanently. Jake eX-
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Montana towns and may go as far as
the coast before he makes the return.
There were many haggard looking
faces about town the first of the
week 1t was all due to the barber
shop being closed. Mr.. Helsper had
decorated and now has very coy
looking shop. C. J. Morse did the
brush act.
A full weeks vacation in the city
school this week The teachers have
all gone to their homes to enjoy their
vacation excepting Prof. Grafelman
Prof says a week off is a very nice
thing but he is going to take it in
outlining work for the remainder OF
the school year.
Carl Thode went to Norris Mon
day and procured all the documents
and requirements necessary to be.
come a full fedged United States
citizen Carl heard of one of his
fellow wOrkmen being called to the
coIOrs by the Kaiser and he lost nc
time in becoming Americanized.
Mr.. and Mrs Benedict Braun Ieft
Thursday for their former home a
Stacy, Mimi. Mr.. Braun has large
farm at Stacy and wants to be pres
ent to oversee the selection of SEED
grains for spring sowing. They eX
pect to visit a few days with friends
at Morris on their return which will
he in q about two weeks
Several matters of Importance
were brought up at the Ladies' Clul
meeting last Thursday, some o
which we're the removal of hitchin&
posts from main street; removal o
all rubbish from the town and tn
promotion of a fire protection for tn
village Its a very good move AM
the ladies deserve more. than a littl
credit for their cooperative move
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