Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1918-04-05
At Strand Theatre and at Armory-
Judge Flaherty and Judge Kean
to Speak
PATRIOTISM IS INTENSE
Wonderful Series of School House
Meetings Held Thruout County
This Week

The speaking campaign for the
Third Liberty Loan which has swept
thru the townships and villages Of
the county this week will be closed
with two monster rallies at Morris
on Saturday evening at o'clock, at
the Strand Theatre and at the Ar
mory. Judge Flaherty of Morris,
and Judge Kean of Minneapolis, will
speak at both places, and all of the
other speakers who have been talking
at the district meetings will speak
for four minutes each at either one
rally or the other. The mixed quartet
will furnish music at both places.
Arrangements will probaly be made
also for couple of bands, and there
is every reason to believe that the
two halls will not be able to hold the
people who will want to attend. That
day is the anniversary of the entry Of
the United States into the war, and
every citizen will want to do some
thing that day, to give expression to
his patriotism.
That the people of Stevens county
are intensely patriotic and determin-
ed to do their full part in bringing
this war to successful conclusion
has been evident from the wonderful
success which has attended the school
house meetings held during the week.
School houses have been filed to
their utmost capacity with many of
the audience unable to obtain seats
and the most intense interest in and
enthusiasm for the Third Liberty
Loan has been displayed. The meet
ings on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday were held in the country dis
tricts, last night at Alberta and Love-
land, tonight at Donnelly, Hancock
and Chokio, and tomorrow night here
in Morris.
Much appreciated music has been
furnished at many of the meetings
by mixed quartet composed of Mrs.
G. B. Sylvander, Mrs. Frank A. Han
cock, Mr.. P. S. Jordan, Mr.. F. A. Han
cock, and Mrs. J. J. Kreiss Jr., ac-
companist; and by male quartet
composed of Messrs. G. L, Voss, J. J.
Kreiss Jr., P. Schweickhard, and VIM.
Hope; and by Mr.. Dan Meyer, soloist.
The following is complete list of
meetings held, with the places, chair
men, and speakers, as furnished by
T. J. Mangan, chairman of the
County Speaking Campaign
MONDAY
Synnes, Dist 29-Mr. Tom Ward,
Mixed Quartette, DR.. G.. W. Geenty,
Judge Flaherty.
Donnelly, Dist 63-Mr. G. K. Welt
zin, Mr.. J. G. Morrison, Dan Meyer
and L. P. Norby.
Hodges, Dist. 9-Mr. H. Dosdall,
Male QuaEtette, Attorney r. G..
Cushing, Attorney T. J. Mangan.
Darnen, Dist. 50-Mr. w. F. Ro-
tramel, Prof. T. Utne, Attorney G. W.
Beise.
Moore, Dist. 65-Mr. E. E. Wal
pole, Mr.. F. R. Putnam, Mr.. A. A.
Stone, Prof. F. Grafelman.
Rendsville, Dist 36-Mr. W. c..
Kloos, Mr.. c. B. Sylvander, Rev. F.
A. Stever, e. J. Bahe.
TUESDAY
Synnes, Dist. 37-Mr. G. J. Eystad,
Mr.. A. A. Stone, Attorney R. G..
Cushing, Prof. T. Utne
Everglade, Dist. 46-Mr. P. C.I
Summer, Mrs. Hemming, Dan Meyer,
Attorney T. j. Mangan.
Eldorado, Dist. 35, Mr.. F. Vik-
turek, Mr.. G. B. Sylvander, Attorney
J. B. Ormond.
Moore, Dist. 17-Mr. F. Bolster
field, DR.. G.. w. Geenty, Prof. P. e.
Miller.
Horton, Dist. 2O-Mr. Henry
Willie, Jr., Mr.. F. R. Putnam, At
torney G.. W. Beise.
Swan Lake, Dist. 34-Mr. Ed.
Koehntop, Mr.. S. A. Siverts, Attorney
p. L. Spooner.
Rendsville, Dist. 39-Mr. John
Wilson, Male Quartette, Prof.
Schweickhard, Rev. A. Olson, MIR. J.
G. Morrison.
WEDNESDAY
Rendsville, Dist. 33-Mr. Ole
Graft, Attorney W. Fl. Cherry, Dan
Meyer, Attorney G.. W. Beise.
Horton, Dist. 26-Mr. F. Hanra-
han, Male Quartette, Prof. Schweick- |
hard, T. r. Putnam, Attorney R. g.
Cushing.
Framnas, Dist. 3-Otto Olson,
Framnas Quartette, Mr. S. A. Siv-
erts, Attorney P. T. Ronning of Glen
wood. Attorney T., J. Mangan.