The Bowbells tribune., 1900-05-04

Forty-eight cars of immigrant
goods arrived here in the past
week.
Six different kinds OF corsets,
the best in the market, at II. C.
BlenKner's.
The blind-piggers at Minot are
keeping very shady during the
session of court.
Go to the First State Bank and
have your crop insured in the st.
Paul Fire & Marine. 23-tf
George Dodge informs us that
he expects to open a lunch room
on Weaver street.
The St. Paul Fire & Marine is
the company for hail; at the
First State Bank. 13-tf
A. F. Gehrke received a second
car this week containing the
balance OF his farming outfit.
Ii you want to make a hit with
the girls you must have one of
those nice shirts and ties at H.
G. Blenkner's.
Rev. Hynes was up from Ken
mare several days this week, on
business connected with the pro-
posed new M. E. church.
j. H. Rapp, having disposed Of
his bunch Of horses to good ad-
vantage, returned the first OF the
week to his home at Oakes.
Some miscreant stole SO BUSH
els of oats in sacks from the
premises OF Mr.. Dollman, a short
distance north OF town, one night
this week.
Pill Beck had a horse so severe
ly kicked as to have a number OF
ribs broken by another horse
that it was standing in the same
stall with-several nights ago.
Frank Woods purchased a fine
young horse at the Rapp sale
Saturday, and within a few min
utes sold the animal for a good
figure over the price paid by him.
Mrs. Blenkner this week opened
a large stock OF. the very latest
patterns in dress goods and mil
iinery, which she desires every
lady in this part Of the country
to call and dexamine-purchase or
no purchase.
Andrew Bloomquist is putting
material on the ground for erec-
ton OF a wagon and carriage re-
pair shop on lot 6 in block -.
The building will be 25x6O and
two stories high. Andrew ex'
poets to be ready for business IN
a very short time.
A circular received from Cassel.
ton announces that ''it has been
found necessary to discontinue the
publication of the North Dakota
Farm and Fireside" for good and
sufficient reasons-which we re-
gret exceedingly, as Bro. Stone
made OF the Farm and Fireside 8
very readable and instructive
farm journal.
NJ. A. Wipperman, who contem.
plates opening up an immense
general mdse. house in 'sBowbells
on the Soo," announces himself
as a candidate for the guberna,
torial nomination at the hands
of the forthcoming Democratic
state convention for North Da.
kota. Max has a large acquaint.
ance throughout the state and is
popular with all classes though
he be on the wrong side OF the
fence.
The first "plowing bee" in aid
of the proposed M. E. church will
take place on Monday next, May
z. on the farm OF VIM. Tucker
known as the n. W. \ 24-9O-162
Some 25 men with their three
Or fOur-hOrse teams have prom
ised to be on hand and assist in
the good work. The second
"bee" for the same commendable
object will take place May 8 or
Charles Woods farm, one-hal
mile north of town.
Assessor Larson was up from
Foxholm this week taking the
assessment in this part of his
district, and in him The TRIBUNE
found a gentleman fully equal tc
the very responsible task imposed
upon him. He informed us that
there are SO townships in the 30
commissioner district-which also
oorop,,;coo hio DISTRICT as assnssO,