Morris tribune., 1918-05-03

A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Siverts last Saturday.
A. Overstad of Hancock, was a
business visitor in Norris yesterday.
Mrs. W. L. Young visited with rel
atives in Minneapolis from Sunday
until yesterday.
Pictures of home folks inspire our
soldiers with the courage that wins.
Voss Studio If.
Buy your gasoline, oils and auto
supplies at the Buick Agency, Morris,
Mimi. If.
Walter Jones is recovering nicely
from his recent attack of pneumonia
but is still at the hospital
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hjlmer Bakka last Friday, but
the little one only lived few hours.
DR.. Kohler of Albany, spent Sun
day with his parents in Morris. He
was on his way to Browns Valley on
business.
o. F. Tewksbury returned Tuesday
from Jacksonville and Green Cove
Springs, Florida, where he spent the
winter.
Mrs. H. H. Wells returned this
week from Litchf1eld, where she has
been visiting her daughter for a
month.
Mrs. Frank Eddy returned home
last week from Mankato, where she
had been for an extended visit with
relatives.
A. H. Terrell, travelling salesman
for the Paper Supply Co. of Mime
apolis, with territory in North OAK
ota, spent few days with his family
in Morris this week.
Any who have an excess of -four
January 1918, must return it to the
place where they bought it and the
. dealer must take it back and refund
the money paid.
A. ]. Giesen received a message
early yesterday that his mother had
died at her home at Fountain City,
Wis. He left on the noon train to
attend the funeral which will be held
on Saturday. He expects to return
Sunday night.
The Methodist Sunday school will
set aside their collections the first
Sunday of each month for the pur-
pose Of buying War Savings Stamps
and the plan is to have enough money
to buy two of the Stamps every
month
Examinations will be held at the
Morris Post Office on May II for the
positions of clerk and city carriers. |
Applicants must have reached their |
eighteenth birthday and must not be |
over As years of age on the date of |
the examination.
Mayor G.. w. Geenty of Morris, is
spending this week at Camp Custer, |
Battle Creek, Mich, visiting c. R. |
Christianson, who will soon be trans
ferred to the base hospital at Chicago |
for special instruction in bone sur
gerry.
The time for making report of |
flour on hand has been extended to |
May Is and people of Stevens county |
must send in a report of flour on |
hand, no matter what quantity or |
if not any, to County Food Admin |
istrator R. M. Adams, of Morris.
Some big improvements have been |
made at the Loeffler &, Carney Meat |
Market during the past few weeks |
by the addition of new fixtures worth |
about $500 With these new fix
lures the proprietors can display
their canned good to much better
advantage.
Elmer Nystuen, who has been at |
an army camp in Charlestown, S. c., /
has been permanently discharged on |
account of rheumatic fever and he re-
turned to his home in Morris this |
week He got as far as Little Falls |
but at that place he had to be placed |
on a cot in order to make the remind |
er of the journey.
Over in Douglas county the Public |
Safety Association has adopted re-
solution that no political meetings !
be held in the county until after |
June 1. All patriotic citizens every