Morris tribune., 1917-03-16

son were at Morris between trains
Saturday.
Miss Raabe and Miss Hack went
to Norris Friday evening, returning
Monday morning.
Miss Gorder of Morris, visited
few days the first of the wekk with
Miss Cora Eystad.
The Ladies' Club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Fred Grafelman
Thursday afternoon.
Billups and Majerus, Morris con-
tractors, began work on the, J. c.
Hamilton residence this week.
Carl Thode and J. P. Norby were
among those who went to Morris
on the morning train Tuesday.
Miss Cora Eystad went to Morris
Saturday, returning Monday. She
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. ThOrnell
over Sunday.
F. L. Spaulding and c. Lemmer
man returned from Morris Thursday
where they have been jurors during
spring term of court.
This is not exactly the land of
clover leaf blossoms but neverthe-
less Geo. A. Johnson shipped a car
load of clover seed to Minneapolis
Thursday.
A letter from Johnnie Eystad dis
closes the fact that he has accepted
a position at Bingham, Montana. He
does not state what line of work he
has taken up.
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.
Carl Hendrickson has recently
purchased the Geo. FOugerOn farm
adjoining the city. We have not
learned Georges intentions but hope
he will decide to remain in Alberta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson of Perham,
Mimi, arrived Saturday for a few
days visit with their daughter, Miss
Mildred Olson of the school faculty.
They returned the first Of this week.
The high school boys and girls
basket ball teams expect to go to
Herman this Friday evening to play
a double header game with the Her
man bunch. We hope they may he
more fortunate than the Norris play
ers were last Friday evening when
they lost both games to the farmers
and section hands, "sO-called."
What few Irish inhabit the village
,+0ID IL I
man to get their green ribbons I'M
ruffled and their Sunday clothes
pressed and be ready to attend a
dance that is. to be given in the
west side hall Saturday, March 18th.
Music will be furnished by the
Spaulding- orchestra.
birthday party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lohe1
last Monday evening. It was given
in honor of their daughter, Miss
Laura Loher The evening was
spent in cards and games of general
amusement, after which a sumptuOus
three-course supper was served. The
guests departed in the wee hours OF
the morning, all wishing the young
lady many returns of the day.
NJ Martinson arrived from Gret-
niger, Iowa, last week with three
carloads of stock, grain and mach
inery and is now getting comfortably
located on the Davis farm, eight
miles from Alberta. Judging from
the appearance of the stock, grair
and machinery unIoaded by Mr.
Martinson he is just the type Of
farmer to do we'll in most any local
ity, especially in Stevens county.
A movement has been started
whereby the Woodmen Lodge of Al
berta may erect a hall building tn
coming summer. A suitable location
has already been picked out and al
indications go to show there will b.
something doing. The WoOdmel
have a strong camp here comprising
nearly every business and profession
al man in the village. Tuesday eve
ming a class of eight new member
we're initiated into the local camp
Namely George DeYoung, Geo. Far
we'll, Jr, Theodore Rentz, John Tos
key, Ernest SlUther, Elmer Siebrech
and two other candidates.