Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-12

Christmas may seem long way on
but we are already making pictures u
he used as Christmas remembrance.
DC "SSU advtf.
Ambrose Ludwig went to his home at
Edan valley, Mimi, where he will spend
the winter. Ambrose had been the oblig-
ing clerk at the J. A. Schultz store Tor
more than a year.
T. A. Schultz drove to the parental
home at Paynesville Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. August Schultz ST. and daughter
returned with him and are spending the
week with Alberta friends.
The Alberta Band members are giving
a basket social at the school house this
Friday evening. Ladies are requested to
bring baskets with lunch for two. A
good program will be given in connec-
ton.
The Misses Hazel and Lenora Eystad
visited with Norris friends Sunday eve
ming.
Johnnie Eystad was taken to the
Graceville Hospital last Friday where
he underwent a serious but successful
operation and us recovering as rapidly
as could be expected at this time.
G. A. Gulbranson made business trip
to the cities Tuesday evening, returning
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Eystad and fam
lily drove to Graceville Sunday after
noon.
VIM. J. Braun is slowly improving
from an attack of rheumatism with
which he became afflicted several weeks
ago.
r. Rentz returned last week from St.
Paul where he had been visiting his
mother and sister for a week.
Mrs. G. A. Gulbranson spent Wednes-
day with Morris friends.
Sidney Gausman has recently taken
over the Standard Oil Agency previously
handled by Tom Conroy Of Chokio. Sid
ney is a real energetic and business-like
young man and will no doubt work to the
utmost satisfaction of all concerned
Mrs Nick DeYoung of Finlayson,
Mimi, is spending the week with Alberta
friends
Mrs Barney McNelis and son James
of Barry, visited a few days the first
of the week with Alberta friends.
Miss Enger of Starbuck visited on
Tuesday evening at the l.. P. Norby
home.
Miss Irene Eystad and Mrs. G. A.
Gulbranson attended the dance at Nor
ris Tuesday evening.
All the Alberta school faculty attend
ed the teachers meeting held at st. Paul
last week. returning Monday morning
Miss Florabelle Schultz is the able
assistant at the J. A. Schultz store be-
tween school hours.
Mrs. Ole Gulbranson and sons Lester
and Leonard were Morris visitors Fri
day
Odin Norby who is attending Con
cordia College at Moorhead spent Sun
day of last. week with his parents anC
friends.
w. F Collins is conductor on the loca
Pro1 orIn% Of
the same run from 1911 to 1913.
Miss Emma Henricksen spent Sunday
afternoon at the parental home.
Election passed off quietly, the votes
being cast at about the same ratio as
other precincts throu ghout the county
The women came out in full force anC
proved themselves experienced voters as
there was not a single mismarked ballot
cast. The ladies also furnished E
wholesome lunch to the election officials
in the evening.
Miss Irene Hamilton called on the
Misses Eystads Saturday afternoon.
Ted Spaulding was over from Choke
to spend Sunday with Alberta friends.
L. L. Morehead shipped several car
loads of baled hay to the eastern mar
kets the past week.
The Carl Tomma11a family moved II
a farm near Donnelly the first Of thu
week.
W. J. Devereaux and Oscar Peterson O.
Morris are doing some repair work OF
the H. Zimmerman residence this week
Mrs. Carl Henriksen and Mrs. I'D
Brenden were Morris visitors Friday o
last week.
Quite a number of families have 1ef
Alberta vicinity this fall. Among thos
being ]. B. Staeler Oscar Peterson
Elmer Olson, Thomas Shaw, Clyde Nc
CLAIM, and William Mullins. We wis1
them all the deserved success in thei
new locations.
Joe Eystad Of Campbell was calling
on Alberta friends Sunday.
In looking over the life history o
Warren G. Harding we fail to find wher
he held the title Of school professor a
any time during his career which il