Morris tribune., 1917-07-13

Miss Lucille Larson spent Saturday
with friends in Morris.
Sadie and Carrie Schlattman were
at Norris between trains Wednesday,
Chas. and Emmett Hansen were up
from Fort Smelling the first of the
week.
Chris Plocker and G. Bangarter
autoed to Sank Centre Saturday, re-
turning Monday.
A. P Primising spent Sunday with
friends in Alberta. Mr.. Primising is
station agent at Chokio.
Miss Myrtle Gulbranson has been
assisting Mrs. ]. A. Schultz with gen
eral homework the past week.
Miss Annie WenhOIz has returned
from a two weeks visit with her par
ents and friends at Cottonwood.
Miss Ellen Peterson returned last
week from a three months visit with
her sister at Devils Lake, N. D.
Miss Carrie Ulrich returned to her
duties in the J. A. Schultz store af-
ter a weeks visit with friends at
Eden Valley, Mimi.
Miss Inez Braun returned to her
home in Wisconsin the first of the
week after a two weeks visit with
the Spaulding family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert, of Hazel
ton, N. D., has been visiting with
the Guhrt family this week. They
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Murray and daughter, of
Peever, S. D., has been visiting with
her uncle, aunt and cousins, the Gull
branson family, this week.
G.. S. TAFT, Victor Kohl, Leo Rud-
nicki, and the Misses Mccarthy and
Wiensch, of Morris, were calling on
friends in Alberta Sunday evening.
Odin NOrby went to Grand Forks
last week where he will visit his
grandparents and may stay through
the harvest season if conditions look
favorable to him.
Leland Schultz has introduced a
new enterprise for the village of AL
berta 1t is a shoe shine stand and
Lee has been doing land office bust
ness evenings and off hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Benicke, of
Rochester, Mimi, returned to their
home this week after a most enjoy
- able visit at the farm home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Guhrt. Mrs. Benicke
is sister of Mrs. Guhrt.
Mrs Hansen departed this week
for Dundee, Mimi, where she will
remain with relatives and friends
for some time. Mrs. Hansen gave both
her sons to the service of their coun-
try and since they volunteered and
went to the training camps she has
been somewhat lonely. We hope she
may fully enjoy her new home.
Ryland Foley holds the distinction
of being the best bug getter" in
town. RyIand has been taking care
of a large patch of potatoes all sea-
son and there is scarcely an insect
of any kind kind to be seen on the
vines. When cautioned of the likely
approach of the black flying bugs,
Ryland just remarked, 'Those are
easy, I've got patent on getting
those fellows"
July 4th passed off very quietly
Everybody very much enjoyed the
picnic in Gausman's grove and there
was also a very large attendance al
the bowery dance in the evening
Those barrels, casks, cases and car
tOons Of fireworks that were reported
as arriving on every train failed tC
cause any great trouble Of any kind
There was not a single mishap tt
mar the patriotic little celebration
J. A Schultz and VIM. Braun tool
the early train Monday for Mime
apolis. They drove up two new cars
arriving in Alberta Tuesday morn
ing. One of the cars has already
been disposed of to Chris Omen, one
of the progressive and well-to-dC
farmers of Alberta. Chris deserves
all the luXuries of modern times anC
has spent many days of hard anC
honest toll to get in a position tt
afford them.