The Bowbells tribune., 1900-08-03

All kinds Of stock and poultry
bought by Messingers& & Robson,
BoWbells Meat Market. =
Eugene Murdich informs THE
TRIBUNE he will bein the field here
this fall with a first-class thresh-
ing outfit.
J. A. Englund has the largest
and best assorted stock OF ma
chine extras in the state west OF
Grand Forks.
What has become of The Inter
national, Portals frisky local
paper? THE TRIBUNE has not
received it's X for two weeks last
past.
The heavy rain of last evening
is OF great benefit to late flax,
potatoes, etc. The fall appears
to have covered a large area Of
country.
The various township officers
elected last Tuesday should come
in at once and qualify, that the
board may organize and proceed
to business.
THE TRIBUNE family were
pleased at the arrival of a son
and brother-CIlas. R.-from Chi
cago yesterday-a wholesome lad
of Is, who had been attending.
school in the Windy City forseven
years past.
A livery team from the Lavoy
stable got away from Agent Bail
lard last Sunday evening, dam
aging the buggy to which they
We're ATTACHED and disalTangine
the horses wearing apparel to
some extent.
Any party desiring to 'cruise"
among the hills south OF town,
and wanting Il sure-tlling guide
and driver, will do well to apply
to Duncan Mcclellan. He knows
Just how-and don't you forget
it. See him!
D. w. Casseday writes us that
there will be no more special eN-
cursions over the 500 Line
this year, but that a rate plus
- for the round tri p to land
seekers desiring to come into the
country wjllcontinue to be given.
Comrade w. G. Gherke went to
Minot Yesterday Oh business and
pleasure bent-tO stay a week.
'Tis said that our fl'iend-Who is
a widower-has in his mind eye
a buxom widow living at the
county capital, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected by his friends
here that when he ali@hts from
the train on his return he will
have a large piece OF feminine hl:-
manlty hanging onto his lett
arm.
A new postal regulation that
has Just gone into effect imposes
a penalty of $500 fine or one
years Imprisonment on a person
who takes from a postofiice mail
matter addressed to another
party by mistake and fails to re-
turn the same to the office fol
proper delivery. This law applies
to newspapers taken out by mis-
take as well as letter mail.
Our rood friends NJ. Minor and
Chas. Tobey each favored TIE
TRIBUNE a few days ago with an
ample mess OF new potatoes-the
first of the season for the Bow
bells countly-and 'twould be
hard to choose between them
both lots being very nice. These
gentlemen are good gardeners,
as well as thorough farmers, and
as such, cannot fail OF prosper
ing in this favored country.
Thanks. ~.
At a meeting called by Mrs.
Unruh on Wednesday of this week
an organization OF the W. G. II.
U. was perfected and the follow
ing chosen officers: President,
Mrs. ID. Mcclellan; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. +. Woods; Re
cording Secretary, Mrs. f. HamiI-
ton; Treasurer, Mrs. p. Green.
A meeting Will be held next Thurs
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. d. Mcclellan. All
members expected to be present.
j. A. j. Hadden died at bis
home 3H miles from Bowbells this
morning at 1870 O'Clock, Of
chronic dialrhoea. Deceased was
in his 10th year The remains
will be escorted to the depot at
2::3O p. m. tomorrow Saturday
| by the Masons OF this place,
whence they will be taken to New