Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-04-07
ALBERTA NEWS

Louie Becker was in Alberta on bust
ness Wednesday.
The state examinations were held in
school Thursday and Friday.
Anil Lembke was hauling ear corn
last week.
Theodore Rentz returned to his home
in Alberta Friday morning, after short
visit in St. Paul.
Rud Jello was an Alberta caller
Saturday.
Louis Foley was in Alberta Friday
morning.
Carl Tomallo of Donnelly was in AL
berta Thursday morning.
Ernest FIuegal was in Alberta Satur-
day.
William Kedwin of Pepperton hauled
lumber from Alberta Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Stenger of Alberta Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MickelS
of Morris last week.
Helena Rentz was on the sick list
last week
The Alberta Ladies' Aid met at the
home of Mrs. L. NJ. Larson's last Thurs
day afternoon. a delicious lunch was
AdoIph Reimers was in Alberta sa-
turday
Fred Baumgartner was an Alberta
business caller Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frerich and son, Ira of
Alberta were in Morris Friday.
August Fluegal was in Alberta Sat-
urday.
Mr. Ellison of Synnes was in Alberta
Saturday.
Miss Veneta Moorhead returned to
her home in Alberta where she spent
Sunday with her folks.
Charley Eystad was in Alberta Satur-
day.
Hans Anderson was in Alberta Sat
urday.
Hans HOLDEN was an Alberta business
caller Saturday.
Max Hintz returned to his home in
Alberta Friday after a few days visit in
Raymond, Minnesota.
L. P. Norby went to the cities Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Kahler and son AL
fred were in Alberta Saturday.
August Kampmeyer was in Alberta
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Knopp were in
Alberta Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Vern Marsh were in AL
berta on business Saturday.
William Ernest was in Alberta Satur-
day.
Oscar Peterson. Walter Devereaux
and Adrian Devereaux of Morris were
carpentering in Alberta the first part of
the week.
c. w. Roberts was in Morris between
trains Saturday..
A young peoples meeting will be held
at the Rogue church four and one half
miles south OF town next sunday eve
ming at s o'clock
Mr. Kleppi of Synnes was in Alberta
on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Farewell were in
Alberta Saturday afternoon.
Mike Rahilyne was an Alberta bust
ness caller Saturday.
Magnes Steen was in Alberta on bust
ness Saturday.
Communion services will be held in
the Trinity Lutheran church of Alberta
on Good Friday Rev. Reece is the min
lister.
John Oyen of Synnes was in Alberta
and Morris on business Saturday.
DR.. G. Caine made a professional call
south of Alberta Saturday.
Julius Eystad of Alberta was a Nor
ris business caller Friday.
Robert Stenger of Alberta was in Nor
ris on business Friday
Edward Brenden moved his household
goods to his home one half mile west
of town Saturday.
The Seniors of Alberta are going to
give the play THE Adventures of Grand
pa" by Walter Ben Hare. They have
planned to give it the last part of April
but have set no special date. The play
is a three act comedy and is very hum
erous. The play is being coached by the
Alberta English teacher Miss F. H Ber-
nice Imsdahl. The characters of the
play are: Montgomery Ray, Cor Monte)
Grandpa's grandson, Raymond Andert.
Tod Hunter "a young dancing master
Florabelle Schultz; Otis Hammerhead
("GrandpaD from Yellow Bud, Ohio,
Floyd FOugeron; officer McCormic, who
has seen his duty and done it, John
Baity; Lucy Hunter, our little wife,
Mildred Gulbranson; Dorothy Mac just