Morris tribune., 1919-08-22
ALBERTA NEWS

L. M. Larson and L. P. Norby spent
the first part of the week with their
families at Lake MinneWaska. The
gentlemen were unable to spend as much
time at the lake this season as other
seasons on account of rushing business
this season.
Miss Hazel Gulbranson of Starbuck,
visited her parents Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafelman spent Sunday
with the Larson and Norby families at
the lake
Mrs. J. M Larson and Mrs. J.. P Nor
by returned from Lake Minnewaska this
week having closed their summer cott-
ages for the season.
Benedict Braun will be janitOr at the
school the coming term.
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Braun left
Saturday evening for Stacy, Mimi and
othcr points in eastern Minnesota where
they will enjoy a weeks visit with
friends.
The Misses Dora Zimmerman and
Rena Braun spent Saturday evening with
friends at Morris.
The Otter Tail Power Co crew ar
rived at Alberta this week and have be-
gan the work of setting poles and ex-
tending their lines preparatory to in
staIling lights at Alberta.
VIM. Braun and Henry Zimmerman
drove up two auto trucks from Mime
one and Joe Gushn the other.
Miss Lillian Gammelien returned from
a weeks visit with friends at Bertha,
Mimi, and returned to work at the An
dert confectionery.
Miss Emma Rredy assisted Mrs. An
, dcrt at the restaurant the past week.
Walter FarweI was up from Morris
over Sunday
Miss Alice Kirkwald spent Sunday
with friends at Alberta.
Frcd Andert Sr. recently purchased
the Geib farm north of Alberta. Mr.,
Andert has already been offered a neat
premium on the deal but does not care
to sell at this time.
The work of threshing has been pro-
crossing rapidly the past week and if
the weather should remain dry two
weeks more would find threshing prac-
tically all done in Alberta vicinity.
Mrs. Nelson and family called on Mrs.
Henriksen Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Maanum and family Wis
tied friends at Hancock Sunday
L. p. NOrby was in the cities on bust
ness a few days of last week.
Odin Norby of Morris, was calling on
Alberta friends Sunday afternoon.
Miss Dora Zimmerman has been as
sistine Mrs. Grafe1man the past week.
G. M. McChesney was a passenger to
Morris Wednesday morning.
Clarence anu RANK 1OctCh were al
Morris Saturday evening.
Ernest F1uegel has purchased one of
the G. p. Soper farms Ernest has been
farming on a large scale and going ex-
tensiVely into the stock business and
asrFor that reason found he needed more
land than he previously had.
Miss Mae Spaulding visited friends at
Starbuck Sunday.
A. H. Andert has fully mastered the
art Of billing out cream by express be
sides many other stunts around the de
pot and viii soon be in line for an
agents job.
F. L. Spaulding was looking after the
threshing on his farm north Of Chokio
the latter part of last week.
Quite a number expect to attend the
state fair this season possibly enticed
by the reduced railroad fare in effect
at that time. The fare including tax will
be $500 for the return trip.
The dance given by the Jazz orchestra
last Friday evening was not very we'll
attended on account of everybody being
busy with threshing work.
-@ Braun Bros. have sold out autos to the
extent that they were unable to save
one for their own use. Bill could make
one if he needed it bad enoug h."
Chris Eystad and daughters Irene and
Lenora autOed to Morris Tuesday eve
ming.