Morris tribune., 1922-11-17

A ten pound boy was Dorm TO ME'
and Mrs. Charles Wagner, Sunday,
November IL. 49,
For the New Bone corsets, write
to Mrs. r. II. Christian. Browns Val:
1ev Mimi. ~ adv
Mrs. J. w. Carlson, who has been
sick at her home southeast of Norris,
is much improved.
Plan to enjoy yourself at the dance
at the Armory in Morris, November
30. St. Adv.
]. A Thabes Caine of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota visited his father
DR.. Game, over Sunday.
Mrs. P. ]. Bartley's sister-in-law,
Mrs. O. A johnson and son, Warren,
left Wednesday for their home in
Vancouver, Wash.
Alfred CARNEY has been laid up
since Monday, when heavy box
fell against bone in his left ankle,
and bruised it severely.
Walter Powers left Friday for
weeks visit with his father at Flens-
burg, Mimi. His carrier route from
the post office in Morris has been
taken care of by Horatio Garberick.
G. D. McClaren, an attorney of st.
Paul is representing the interests of
the jobbers who are concerned in the
disposal of the B. E. Adams hardware
store. Knutson and Sons are the
agents of this trustee.
John Peterson resigned his posi-
ton as section foreman on the
Northern Pacific after working for
them for "a years. C. E. Hauerwas,
of Bertram, came Monday to take the
position thus left vacant.
The marriage licenses issued this
week were, Fred L. Varnum and Mrs.
Emma Hoenk, Henry J. Bieser and
Immaculate M. Holdgrafer, Walter j.
Tate of Bigstone county and Anna
Berth of Stevens.
The Morris Auto company is rear
ranging the interior of their office
and show room and have moved the
office desks and equipment up to the
street window and are putting in a
partition so that the Office is separ-
ate from the show room.
DR.. c. E. Game and E. J. LaFave
were out hunting yesterday morn
ing and each secured a goose. Mr..
LaFave's goose was one of the rare
''snow geese" and was a large one,
weighing around "A pounds. Num-
Der four shot was used in bringing
it down.
DR.. E. T. Fitzgerald. now knows
how it is. While coming down "a
stair several days ago, he slipped on
a step and wrenched the muscles in
his right side. Since then, he# has
been getting up and down from a
chair very carefully, even though the
offending muscles are taped up" ---"
1t is not bit too early! Start to,
day making up your list of friends
to whom you want to send Christmas
Greetings and come in and see The
Tribune's splendid assortment OF
cards and select the ones you want
while our stocks are fresh and the
choice wide.
The bus service which has beer
maintained between Morris and Or
tonville, was stopped last week, be-
cause of lack of sufficient patronage
Since the bonneville trolley begaI
on the Great Northern between Nor
ris and Browns Valley, the business
for the bus fell off over half. Nov
The city manager sold an old SAFE
to The Service Grocery of Flandreau
S., D., and yesterday came letter
saying the safe was a good one, tina
they couldn't get into it and asking
Frank Ware to tell them the secret
Mr. Ware had opened it before i
left Morris, so it was known to be IL
good shape.
Grover C. Russell has not yet dis
covered the right pill or shot in tn
arm to give the Chevrolet car former
ly owned by DR.. Game. Last weeI
Mr. Russell engineered the car ou
. to his brothers place in Swan LAKE
and then upon attempting to star
the car the thing back fired anC
broke his right wrist causing pain
full injury.
Manoles Buys LaGrand Hotel