Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-05-07
CITY NEWS ITEMS

Jake Ritter of Chokto was in Nor
ris on business on Wednesday.
Henry Willie, ST., of Alexandria,
was a business visitor in Morris last
Saturday.
B. E. Ellis of Minneapolis was a
business visitor in Morris the first
part of the week.
Ed. McElligott of Appleton, arrived
in his aeroplane on Monday, to visit
DR.. c. E. Caine.
Miss Pearl Voss attended the East
man photography conference in Min
neapolis last week.
Oliver Ostrem of Minneapolis, Wis
tied at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Hans Collie this week.
John B. LeSage has purchased the
Swan Hegg house on East 9Th ST.,
and will move in about June 1.
Joe Schillo, formerly of Watkins,
Mimi, is employed as butter-maker
at the Stevens County Creamery.
There will be a pie social at the
Methodist church parlors on Friday
evening, May Z. Everybody welcome.
The Frank Roster family have
moved to Minneapolis; Mr.. Rossiter,
who is an employe of the Great
Northern railroad, has been trans
ferred to that city.
A. J. Rieger, representative of the
Walch Land Co. of Winnipeg, Can
ada, and A. G.. Englund of Starbuck,
field manager for the same company,
were in Morris on business Monday.
H. W. Mitchell of Minneapolis,
district deputy for the Woodman
Lodge, has been in Morris this week,
for the purpose of soliciting candi-
dates for the lodge initiation on May
10.
A marriage license was issued on
April % to T. McCabe and Olga G.
MiIbrandt of Wahpeton, N. D., and
on April 80 to Matthias Strand and
Anna Awsumb, both of Stevens coun-
ty.
Miss Myrtle Waylander, a teacher
in the Morris public schools last year,
was here from Litchfield for the week
Cl4Os W dlLS41u l14C SSl11OI CLASS play
During her stay she was the guest of
Miss Julia SeipeI.
The adjourned spring term of dis
trict court came to a close on Satur-
day morning at half past one, when
the jury brought in verdict for the
defendant, in the case of the Chokio
Implement Company, versus o. H.
Hellickson and John Erickson,
A mock presidential caucus will be
held in the high school assembly
room this afternoon at 2 o'clock I'M
der the direction of Miss Elsa Klipp-
stein. Delegates from the forty-eight
states will be present, and many
candidates for the presidency will be
nominated. No distinction as to
party are to be made. Anyone who
is interested is invited to attend.
Miss Mayme Bee, public health
nurse Of the Alexandria schools, was
the guest of Miss Irene Labrie on Sat
\urday, and attended the meeting of
the directors of the Red Cross Asso-
citation. Miss Olivia Peterson of Glen
wood, county health nurse of Pope
county, visited Miss Labrie on Sun
day.
While working on a grading-out-
fit between Morris and Hancock John
Mccoy of Morris fell from a wagon,
and was badly bruised about the face
and body. The accident occurred on
Tuesday. Mccoy fell upon a bank
which caved in, and he was crushed
against the wagon. He was brought
to Morris, and his, wounds dressed,
and is getting along nicely.
The third of a series Of six one reel
motion pictures being sent out by the
Sound Government Association, will
be shown at the Strand theatre on
Friday evening of May 9TH. The pic
ture is entitled Gagged" and is a
complete drama in itself, dealing
with the newspaper situation in
North Dakota. Preceding the picture,
Mr.. Herbert E. Cass will give a five
minute talk pertaining to American
ism VS.. Socialism. On Sunday eve
ming, May 23rd, another picture en-
titled The Peoples Money" dealing
with finance and banking in North
Dakota will be shown. A talk will
also be given on banking operations
in that state. adv.