Morris tribune., 1919-03-07
Local News Items

s. Stewart transacted business at
Mott, N. D., the first of the week.
For a good Stevens county farm
cheap, see Stone Implement Co. If.
The o. E. S. will meet at the Ma
sonic Hall Tuesday evening, March
II, at o'clock.
Lee & Ware Auto Co. do the kind
of tire repairing that pays See them
now, while prices are down. ct.
Take out a $4,000 policy in the E.
F. U. at age 10 and have paid up
policy of over $1,000 in 20 years. adv.
P. S. Jordan went to Murdoch
Tuesday afternoon to be one of the
speakers at a Farmers Short Course.
Mrs. Joe Wiensch, accompanied by
her daughter, Eleanor, visited with
relatives in Minneapolis from Satur-
day to Wednesday.
for ten years, you would have about
fifteen years free insurance coming
to you. adv.
Fred Boches of Mora, ILL.,, we'll
known in Morris, passed thru here on
his way to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Halbe of Chokio.
P S. Jordan went to BeardsIey
Wednesday to inspect a herd of pure
bred breeding heifers which had just
been shipped in from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarken of
Montgomery, Mimi, were visitors in
Morris the first of the week. They
we're on their way to Chokio to visit
at the J. F. Halbe home
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Ringness next
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. Dalgarno, Mrs. Lien and Mrs.
Bridgford will assist. All ladies are
/ cordially invited.
The Comfort Club girls gave a
dance Tuesday evening at the armory
to raise money to pay debts, contract
ed when they were making comfort
kits for the soldiers. This was the
last dance before Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Arvig and son,
Maurice, returned home Tuesday of
last week from their trip to Iowa.
They were gone about two weeks and
visited with relatives and friends in
different towns in that state.
DR.. w. H. Mahaffie visited at his
home in Morris Wednesday afternoon.
The pupils of his school went to Muir
dock for basket ball game that af-
ternoon and he took advantage Of the
situation and came home for a few
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hayes opened
up the Hotel Morris the first of this
week and their patronage has in
creased every day since. They will
conduct the hotel on the European
plan and should get their share of
the hotel trade.
Mrs. E. w. hobbs and son, Caryll,
returned to Minneapolis Tuesday,
where they are spending the week
with Mrs. Nobb's mother. The body
of her brother, who died while do
ing service in the navy, arrived in
Minneapolis yesterday and the fun
eral will be held today.
H. E. Flynn, one of the state school
inspectors, who has charge of the
normal training department, in Min
nesota, was in Norris Wednesday
morning to visit the high school and
was we'll pleased with the work being
done in the normal department here
under the supervision of Miss Slindee.
More articles have been donated to
the collection of war relics now on
display at the library. Those receiv-
ed since the last report are the Lib
erty Loan flags of the county, Red |
: Cross flags contributed by Vinje |
Clothing Company and complete set |
of service flags by the Wells-Bros.
Hanson Co.
Miss Rosa Winkleman, primary
teacher in the high school building, |
has been forced to give UP her work
on account Of poor health, and this
will be her last day here. She will
visit next week at her former home in
Appleton and will then join her folks,
who now live in the state Of Wash
ington. Miss Pauline McBeath Of
Anthem, Iowa, will take Miss Wrinkle
roon1e T1oGo~ Che ia q graduate from |