Morris tribune., 1919-01-03
ALBERTA NEWS

A new year has dawnCd upon us.
Probably the year gone by has brought
sadness to many of us while to otherS
if NAV have brought pleasures and pros
neritv We wish all a happy and pros
nerOus New Year without single clOud
of sadness or sorrow that might oe-
nrive anyone of life Of prosperity nap
piness and content.
SO many have come and gone curing
tho ho1idays 1t is almost useless to
attempt TO make mention OF each case.
The Norby family had as their guest
Mr. Norby's sister of Minneapolis over
Christmas.
Miss Alice KirlIwold is spending the
holidays with her parents at Starbuck
during which time Odin Norby has been
efficient clerk at the bank
The Misses Hazel GulbransOn OF
Starbusk, and Myrtle of Donnelly' spent
Christmas with their parents here.
Miss Hazel Gulbranson returned to
Starbuck thursday of last week. Miss
Viola returned with hef Tor a week S
visit
James Spauldng spent a few days in
the cities last week.
Miss Mae Spaulding came home from
Minneapolis to spend the holidays with
her parents
Miss Cora Eystad came home from
Minneapolis to spend the holidays.
Miss Ellen Peterson Of Fairmont N.
D., came home to spend the holidays.
School opened Monday with almost a
full attendance.
Miss Mary Foley expects to return to
Great Falls the last of the week where
she is engaged in hospital work.
The Louis and John Foley families
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Foley
over Sunday.
Quite a number of our young folks
attended the dance at Morris Saturday
evening.
The Foley and Andert families were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Schultz and
family Christmas
Chris Eystad was on the sick list
few days the first of the week.
Fred Andert was on the sick list
few days but is again able to be about
The L. NJ. Larson family had Christ
mas dinner with Mr.. LarsOn's mother
at Morris.
pearing. At the present writing there
is not single case in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Foster were called
upon to mourn the death of their week
old baby Saturday Of last week.
George Farwell and J. A. Schultz have
come to the conclusion that it is lmpoS-
sibIe for them to learn the cribbage
game thoroughly. A few good trim
mings at the hands Of Professors Foley
and Lotus convinced the gentlemen
that to learn the game as it should be
played ito win" would be an impOsSl-
bility.
Everyone in town attended the Christ
mas true program given at the school
house Thursday ewing of last week.
All report a splendid program and a
general good time.
Considerable complaint reaches us
any week when Alberta items fail to
appear in the Tribune. Those parties
never stop to think and consider the eX-
ira amount of work that is to be done
during the holidays. And Furthermore
the Tribune does not receive the pat
r0nage that it should in Alberta. The
way to do is to subscribe for the paper
first and then if there is any complaint
to makc-direct it to the editor.
Miss Mary Johnson was at Morris be-
tween trains Friday.
Rev. Pilgrim conducted services in
the school auditorium Sunday evening.
The home orchestra have been re-
hoarsing considerably the past few
weeks and have promised to assist in
musical way all entertainments during
the school term.
William Gausman was a passenger
for Morris Monday.
Miss Erma Olson was transact1ng
business in Alberta Saturday of last
week.
Miss Ellen Peterson expects to go to
Aberdeen, S. D., after the holidays where
she will visit friends for several weeks
Ed. BrcndOn and Carl HenrihSen load
cd car of baled flax straw last week.
They sold to Mr.. FOugeron Of Alberta