Morris tribune., 1922-04-14
ALBERTA NEWS

Albert Andert was in Alberta Wednes-
day.
Philip Ernst was an Alberta business
caller Thursday
Mr.. Mortenson was in Alberta Mon
day.
Fred Krie was in Alberta Monday.
Mr.. Baumgartner of Synnes was an
Alberta caller Friday.
Paul Schlattman was in Alberta one
day last week.
A number of Alberta boys and girls
attended the short course in Morris last
week. number of teams demonstrate
ed while there.
Guy Salvester was in Alberta Monday.
Alfred Steuk was an Alberta caller
Monday.
John Neudick and his two sons Henry
and Paul were in Alberta Monday.
John Firesick was hauling grain to
Alberta last week
Mr.. Ditman of Pepperton was an AL
berta business caller Monday.
Otto Reimers was in Alberta last
Thursday.
Leland Jones of Synnes was in Alder
Mr.. Randall was an Alberta business
caller Monday.
William Kerwin was in Alberta Thurs
day.
Mr.. Wickstrom of Synnes was in AL
berta Monday.
John Bengston and Mr.. Jacobson were
Alberta business callers Monday.
Mr.. John Burns was in Alberta Tues
day.
William Kaehler was in Alberta on
Thursday.
Clarence Bach was an Alberta caller
Thursday.
Theodore Rentz took care of the lum-
Der yard during the absence of Robert
Stenger Thursday.
Chris Nelson of PeppertOn was an AL
11O-s SSlnxT
Robert Stenger was in Morris between
trains Thursday.
Oscar Hoyer of Pepperton was in AL
berta Thursday
MI and Mrs. Buckley were Alberta
business callers Wednesday.
The Alberta school closed Friday af-
ternoon at 400 for a weeks vacation.
1t will open Monday the 18th.
Ed. Schlattman of Alberta attended
the assessors meeting in Norris Thurs
day.
c. w. Roberts carried mail this week
after three weeks lay off on account
of illness.
Communion services will be held in
the Trinity Lutheran church Friday eve
ming at 500 o'clock in Alberta. Rev.
Reece is the pastor.
Part of the teachers of Alberta at
tended the teachers meeting in Morris
Thursday.
Albert Braber of Synnes was an AL
berta business caller Thursday.
William R. Schroeder of Morris, who
is running for county sheriff, made sew
eraI business calls in Alberta Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Reimers and daugh-
ter Anna were Morris callers between
trains Friday.
Joe Eystad was in Alberta on business
Saturday.
Miss Schnechal, the grammer grade
teacher of Alberta school returned to
her home to spend Easter vacation.
The Alberta pupils that attended short
course returned home Saturday evening.
Mrs. c. w. Roberts Of Alberta went
to ChokiO to visit relatives between
trains Friday evening.
Nels Nelson of PeppertOn was in AL
berta Friday
Ed. Brenden was an Alberta business
caller Saturday.
AL. AmeIsburg shipped a carload of
baled hay Monday.
William Eystad was in town Saturday.
An Easter program and services will
be held in the Lutheran church Sunday
afternoon at 800 o'clock. Rev. Reece
is the minister
Clifford Foster. visited friends in town
Sunday.
Glover Hintz is recovering from a few
days illness this week.
Dorothy Zimmerman and Katherine
Braun are expected home for Easter.
Fred PerryS sale turned out success
over $500 was taken in altogether.
George Kampmeyer was in Alberta on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Groth Of Synnes was in Alberta
Friday.
Miss Ormond, the intermediate grade
teacher returned to her home south of
Morris for the holidays.
Calvin Foster was in town on business
Saturday.
Mrs. George Fougeron and Mrs. Rob
ert Triesched visited at the Gus Triesch-
Ell home Sunday afternoon.
Veneta MoOrhead, teacher of district
No. SIS two miles west of ChOkiO spent
Sunday at her home near Alberta.
Mrs. Harry Seibrecht of Morris spent
last week at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Carl Raasch of Alberta.
Fred HenricksOn was hauling lumber
Saturday.
Miss Sauter who has been working at
MOOrhead's spent Sunday at her home
She returned Monday.
Frank Geiselman of PeppertOn was in
Alberta on business Friday.
Miss A. Green, the primary teacher of