Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-04-18
Local News Items

! Be photographed this year on your
birthday. If.
Geo. Abel, Jr. went to St. Cloud
Wednesday on a business trip.
B. E. Adams of Iowa Falls, Iowa,
arrived Tuesday with men looking
for Stevens county land.
The Easter food sale by the Con-
gregational Ladies' Aid will be held
at Krueger's drug store tomorrow.
Fine line of Easter cards now on
on display. We handle the famous
Davis line. Lund Jewelry Store.
adv. 16
Make your plans to enjoy the spe-
! cial Easter dinner at the Merchants
! Hotel Easter Sunday from 1890 to
200. adv. 16
Miss Mamie Blondheim came home
Saturday from st. Cloud where she
! is attending normal, to spend her va
cation.
| Miss Florence Behl resigned her
| position at the Lime bakery on Mon
day and her place has been filled by
Miss Irene Nelson of Saltwater.
| L. H. Sehuman returned Sunday
from his visit with his son at Mime
apolis. Mr.. Schuman had been in
poor health for some time but is
again at his work at the tailor shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Shepard moved
the first of the week into the Zahl
residence on E. 4th street and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Dolva moved into the
Shepard residence, which they re-
Gently purchased.
Rev. Alfred Bredeson was installed
in the Morris Norwegian Lutheran
church of America last Sunday by
Rev. e. Olson, who acted in behalf of
the president of the Southern Mime
sofa District of that church.
Carl Dolva is having a new front
put in his building which will i'm
prove the look of the Sugar Bowl
and make things more convenient.
The entrance will be on the side in
stead of the center, as heretofore.
A card from John Lentz at Cob
LEM, Germany, says that he recently
saw Robert O'Brien, Thabes Caine,
Harry Gunderson and Al. Baker and
that they are all we'll and that he
hopes to see his Morris friends by
the Fourth.
The Tribune acknowledges the re-
ceipt from Private Alfred Bach, Co.
F, 9Th U. S. Engineers, of a copy of
"The Watch on the Rhine" an eight
page newspaper published by the men
of the Third Division, now in the
Army of Occupation.
James E. Carlson, who was form
erly in the real estate business here,
stopped off for short time on We'd
nesday and called on old friends here.
He expects to handle Stevens county
lands again this summer. His head
quarters are in Minneapolis.
DR. Sam Olson, Optometrist, will be
at NORRIS, Tuesday, April %, at the
Merchants Hotel. For aid of vision
and relief of eye strain. If your eyes
need help, don't wait until it is too
late. Get the truth about the condi-
ton of your eyes. Vision once lost
can seldom be restored. adv.
VIM. HiIdebrandt, who has been
working for the Great Northern at
shop repair work for several months,
returned to Norris yesterday. Mr..
Hildebrandt says that about 800 men
have been let out at Willmar, in
Guiding SO brakemen, 40 firemen, "
repair men and 38 roundhouse men.
A friend tells us of having recent
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this city, but whose home is now at
Lennon, S. D. Frank has recently re-
turned from France wearing three
service strips. He has been in the
regular army for the past four years,
was among the first that went to
France, and saw some of the severest
battles there.
The returned soldiers are being
called upon by Chairman Frank Han
cock to make short speeches at the
moving picture shows in support OF
the Victory Loan. Last Saturday
evening, Bob Darling spoke most in
terestingly of his experience over
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