The Bowbells tribune., 1900-09-07
Irs. Blenkner is in Minneapolis

Mrs. Blenkner, is IN Minneapolis
on business.
Co. Supt. G. A. johnson is here
on legal business.
Catholic Sunday-school every
Sunday afternoon at the school
house at 3 O'Clock.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at
Mrs. McLellan's on Thursday,
Sept. 13, at 3 o'clock.
R. B. Cox, district superintend-
ent of the Osborn-McMillan Co.,
was up from Wimbledon yester
day.
J. A. Englund has the largest
and best assorted stock OF ma
chine extras in the state west OF
Grand Forks.
Miss McGillivray, daughter of
our friend Hugh, opened for the
fall term the primary department
of our schools last Monday.
H. A. Smart is keeping in stock
a very nice assortment of green
stuff and fresh fruits-and he
makes prices at which they sell
rapidly.
Mr.. Young, living six miles
north Of town, had a full-blooded
Hereford heifer instantly killed
by lightning during the storm
Tuesday night.
Thos. Rierson brought to The
TRIBUNE a few days ago q mum.
ber stalks OF flax growing from
a single root, that bone Ala fully
developed halls. This takes the
cake.
There will: be Sunday school
and divine services in the school
house northeast of Postville OF
Sept. 16 instead of Sept. %, as
previously announced. - W. H,
WETTLAUFER.
i Mrs. Lavoy has in oontempla,
tion an early visit to her old
home in the Wolverine state. On
being relieved of the hotel Joe
thinks of taking a trip farther
west and looking over the coun.
try.
| N. Leerskov has been employed
as a clerk in 0. H. Johnson's
store. Mr.. L. is well qualified fol
the position, being able to speak
Scandinavian, German and En-
glish, and having served ten
years behind the counter.
| Johnnie, the 3-year-old son O.
our friend Tom Hackett, was sc
i'll of cholerainfantum the first O.
the week that the youngsters
life was despaired Of, but DR.
Rainville was called and soon put
the little fellow on his pins.
Hank Smart is assiduous in hi
efforts to find the owner of a pail
OF women's spectacles he recently
unearthed among the flax straw
in Tim Goggin's ice house, anC
very justly thinks that the fine
casts a cloud over the hitherto
good standing of the ice man.
| Hon. Jas. johnson, states at
torney, is entitled to another
term in his present Office, after
which he is willing to step dowr
and out and give some OF tht
numerous other worthy ones 6
chance. James is a bright law
yer, a painstaking and conscien
tious Official, and The TRIBUNE
| will second his renomination-o1
the foregoing conditions.
| County Treasurer Schofield was
in town one day last week anG
called at The TRIBUNE during
our absence. We understand jim
is looking for denomination slnd
election to the treasurership
That he has made a good offcia
none will deny, and of course il
the convention sees fit to agair
look with favor on his candidacy
we 'uns in this neck o. the woods
may not object-provided-a
hereby hangs a tale.
| Pres. Landsborough is making
considerable improvement in the
roof and upper story of the State
Bank building, the front being
materially raised, an entire new
|roof, slanting to the north and
south, taking place of the former
fiat roof and the entir:' building
sided. We understand he will
also finish the hall inside. Carey's
Magnesia Flexible Cement roof.
ing-was used to cover the roof.
i County Auditor Nedrud was a