The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04

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No finer line OF dress goods in
Ward county than those dis
played at III. G. Blenkner's.
The St. Paul Fire & Marine is
the best company. Insure your
crop at the First State Bank.
And stillH.C C. Blenkneris stock
ing up with dry goods. Mrs. B.
be beat. She knows what
the ladies want.
H. H. Jones came up the first
OF the week from Big Stone City,
s. D., to secure some OF the good
Ward county soil.
You are not in style if you do
not wear those fine shoes that II.
G. Blenkner displays. They are
the height OF beauty.
Through direction of Brother
Movius, Frank L. Hutchinson
filed a few days ago on as good
a quarter section as Ward county
affords.
Some person-who very likely
had use for the goods-appro-
priated two sacks OF flour from
A. w. Movius Il Sons place Tues
day night.
Judge Shippam can be found at
his place of business again next
Tuesday morning, after a weeks
business trip in the southern part
OF the state.
Fred Randall returned this
morning from Minot.. having been
excused by Judge Morgan from
further jury service during the
present term OF district court.
A. w. Movius is putting up a
neat woven-Wire fence around his
residence property, inside OF which
he has planted a row of trees on
the south and west sides. Our
friend is nothing-if not tasteful.
Rev. S. B. Satterlee, a retired
U. B. minister, arrived this morn
ing from South Dakota and called
on his friend, A. W. Movius. The
two old cronies embraced one
another as though they had been
''long lost brothers" /"
State Organizer ALI. Ellsworth
has been very busy here this week
in the interest Of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen-and
as a result OF his good work a
large lodge composed OF some OF
the best men in this part OF the
country will be organized here
very soon.
Bob Dilworth added to the at.
tractiveness OF Messinger's meat
market this week by building
therein a commodious refrigerar
tor-and now "Mess' boasts he
is in shape to keep on hand at
all times a goodly supply of the
choicest fresh meats-in defiance
OF the weather.
Fred Nuremberg came up from
Lidgerwood on Tuesday with
several others and they at once
began work on erection OF a store
building on lot 9 in block 4, on
completion of which Mr.. N. will
put in a large stock of flour, feed
ETC., and begin a business in that
line. His building will be 18x3(
on the ground, two stories high
He will, we understand, also ru1
a dray line.
F. E. Philleo opened his spa
cious new pool and billiard hal
to the public last Monday night
and the large attendance must
have been most gratifying tc
Mr.. P. as an augury OF success
for his undertaking. He has one
of the largest and best appointed
places in the state-new tables
and new fixtures throughout
no intoxicants-and a resort
where any of our people may &c
without slightest fear of corrup
ton OF their morals-or other
wise. .....
H. b. Monaghan, ESQ.,, from
Dawson, Mimi, and one OF the
Oldest and most experienced law
yers in the North Star state, is
here with his son, Charles F. Mr.
Monaghan will open an office in
our city for the practice of his
profession, while the young man
will probably go into the busi
ness of stOck-raising on an ex'
tensive scale in the hill country
|12 miles west of town. Mr.. NJ
will soon become one of our most
| valuable c1tizens-And The TRI