Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-03-24


Mr.. Henry Heick was in Morris be-
tween trains Saturday.
Emil Gausman and his brother Ed.
were County Seat visitors Monday.
Hans Anderson of Scoot transacted
business in Alberta Saturday.
Chas. Andert of Pepperton was in
Alberta Friday.
Geo. WeidinfeIdt of Synnes was
shopping in Alberta Monday.
A H. Andert was in Norris Tues
day where he went as delegate to
the Democratic convention.
Albert Andert was in Alberta on
Monday.
Ernest Fluegel marketed stock on
Monday.
Mrs. Fougeron and daughter Mar
ion called at the M. J. Lee home on
Sunday evening.
Myrtle Hamilton was sick a few
days last week.
Odin Norby was sick the first of
the week.
Mrs. June Gulbransen helped in the
bank Monday.
Mrs. Emma Middlestedt and Miss
Bernice Imsdahl we're in Morris be-
tween trains Saturday.
Mr.. F. A. Grafelman was Morris
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grosskrutz
were in Alberta Saturday.
Rev. Koenig of Pepperton was in
Town Monday.
The church social held last Friday
was quite we'll attended and all re-
ported a nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Eystad visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Gulbransen Satur-
day.
Mortenson and Sons brought cat
tie to town Wednesday.
Chas. Breur was an Alberta caller
Wednesday.
Albert Eystad was in Morris on
Tuesday.
Joe Eystad moved onto the Casey
place northwest of town last week.
Mrs. Theo. Renty carried mail out
of Alberta during the illness of c.
W. Roberts. ...s~ -
Pat LAWYER was in Alberta Monday
Ed. Hood was shopping in Alberta
Saturday.
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Miss Emma Henrieksen called at
the L. P Norby home Monday.
Little Harriet Nelson is visiting
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Henricksen.
Mrs. Carl Henricksen, Mrs. Ed.
Brenden and Miss Emma Henricksen
visited at the Chris Nelson home on
Wednesday.
Julius Eystad was an Alberta call
er Monday.
L. P. Norby visited his farm west
of town Monday evening.
Mr.. Adolph Breuer of Synnes was
in town Wednesday.
Frank Ferick was transacting bust
ness in Alberta Saturday.
Carpenters have completed the new
barn and chicken house on Ed. Bren-
den's farm just west of town.
Two car loads of coal we're unload
ed in Alberta last week.
The Home Builders are filing up
their yard with lumber getting ready
for spring building.
Ed. Brenden and family are NOV
ing into their new home near town
this week.
Mrs. George Farwell and Mrs. Mark
Farwell were shopping in Alberta on
Monday.
VIM. Becker of Synnes was in town
Monday. =
Mrs. Nels Sannas and son Paul
were in Alberta Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. Grafelman called on
Mrs. L. P. Norby Monday.
Mrs. Bob Treischel and Mrs. Victor
Peterson called at the Gulbransen
home Sunday.
Tony Burns was in Alberta Tues
day.
Philip Ernst of Pepperton was in
town Tuesday.
Bob Sylvester of Synnes transacted
business in Alberta Tuesday.
Mrs. L. M. Larson will entertain
the Alberta Ladies' Club March 80.
Mrs. G. A. GUlbransen and Miss Ell
len Peterson called at the Henrick-
sen home Tuesday.
Quite a number of school children
from Alberta are planning on at.
tending short course" at the A. C.
school next week.
Mrs. T. A. Olson of Morris visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gul.
bransen last Friday.
Joe Ludwig of Beardsley is visit.
ing at ]. A. Schultz this week.
G.. M. Bagstad of Morris was an AL
berta caller Tuesday evening.
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