Morris tribune., 1919-08-29
ALBERTA NEW S

Miss Irene Eystad spent few days
the first of the week with friends at
Starbuck and Glenwood.
Chris Eystad and daughters Hazel,
Lenora and Lillian drove to Morris on
Monday evening.
Five thousand dollars has already been
subscribed toward the new church
building and work Of digging the base
raent will begin at once. On account of
shortage of mechanics and material the
building aside from the basement may
have to be postponed until next spring.
A. Olson and family of Sioux City,
Iowa. spent a few days the first of the
week with his brother, Elmer Olson and
family south of town.
Miss Myrtle Gulbranson of DonneIly,
called at the parental home Sunday af-
ternOOn.
Mrs. J. \. Schultz and Alvin Andert
went to Maple Lake Wednesday morn
ing where they will visit friends for
week Leland and Florabelle Schultz
who have been at Maple Lake for sew
eraI weeks will return with their mother.
Master Myron Schultz was taken sud
denly i'll last Sunday but has since en-
tircly recovered under the attendance
of Or. G. E. Game of Morris.
G. NJ. McChesney sold section one
known as the old Gould farm the first
of the week. Mr.. McChesney had no
sooner closed that deal then he pur-
chased the Chris Eystad 800 acre farm
south of town. G. NJ. figures on stay
ing here several weeks yet to look after
the threshing on his farms and being
a very Industrious sort of a fellow he
has been quite actively engaged in the
land business to occupy his time until
threshing.
Mrs. V. F. Orth is the obliging and
efficient saleslady at the J. A. Schultz
store during the absence of Mrs. Schultz.
H. Zimmerman has been making very
good use Of his auto truck. He has been
kept very busy between hauling freight
and grain from the different threshing
machines operating about Alberta.
w. J. Brown and G. w. Roberts drove
up another Chevrolet auto truck from
the cities Tuesday morning.
c. w. Andert autoed to GraceViIle on
Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andert Jr. is visit
ing at the Fred Andert home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Guhrt drove to
Morris Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Steinbring of Nor
ris spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Guhrt.
Fred Grafelman was a passenger to
Morris Monday morning.
\ few AlbertaiteS attended the dance
at Norris Tuesday evening.
Miss Hazel WitWer, the music teacher
of Morris, made her last trip to Alberta
l1SL week having uGcllcu 10 go 70 SOuIu
Dakota. Miss WitWer had a very good
class here and had done excellent work
as an instructor and for that reason it
is a matter of deep regret that she
cannot continue with the musical work
at Alberta.
Miss Ollie FarWell and her cousin
Miss Smith were passengers to Morris
Tuesday morning.
Joe Ludwig, Miss Link and several
friends Of BcardSley were calling on AL
bcrta friends Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Larson and daugh-
ters called on Morris friends the first
of the week.
Seeing that no music teacher is maxi
ing AIbctra we see no reason why some
Of the Alberta talented musicians should
not take up the work of giving musical
instruction. Several of the Alberta
young ladies are first class musicians
and could make good in giving instruc-
tions if they should decide to take up
the work