The Bowbells tribune., 1904-12-16

If you wa~ to make your wife or sweet
heart smile just buy her one of those fine
pieces of jewelry at the Bowbells Drug Co.
Riley Moore was down from Halbrite,
ASA, the first of the week, and reports all
.. K. over the border-the family we'll and
business booming.
Gusby, the Portal murderer, was convicted
of murder in the second degree and Judge
Palda gave him term of six years in the
pen at Bismarck.
Our old friend and co-laborer in the vine
yard, Marshall Mcclure, is cutting right and
left through the columns of the Reporter,
and "lettin' the shavin's fall where they
WILL" so to put 1t.
All parents are welcome to bring gifts for
their children to the Christmas Tree of the
Presbyterian Sunday school, which holds its
entertainment in the new church, Saturday
evening, Dec 24th.
G. F. Smith and family will spend the
winter at their former home at Viroqua,
Wis, and their residence in Bowbells will be
occupied pending their return in the spring
by Mr.. and Mrs. Kelson.
Toys and toilet cases, works boxes, baby
sets, manicure sets, travelling cases, writing
sets and Christmas tree trimmings at the
Bowbells Drug Co.-Scandinavian Drug
Store.
l. N. Bryan, Grand Representative of the
Grand Lodge i. q. o. F. of this state, will
their lodge room here tomorrow night and
instruct the members in work pertaining to
the order.
In response to message announcing the
serious illness of their father at his home
near Graceville, Mimi, Ed. Day and Mrs.
VIM. A. Swenom left for that place Wednes-
day night. The elder Day is dying of can
Ger that first appeared on his lip and spread
to the throat.
An exchange prints it as fact that a
widow in certain town was married a
ScCOllO u1luC NA1iC "tlUl11S III q tAuAtA' LII
this ere town of Bowbells couple could
get married, go to housekeeping and obtain
a fair start toward raising family while
awaiting the arrival of belated train on
the 500 Line.
'Tis said that the Bowbells district school
board have sent in an order for a car of sin
secticide" to be used on Some of the pupils
in our public schools. Last year it was a
plague OF, fever, this year plague of lice,-
cause 'variety adds spice." to quote our
old friend Josh Billings.
The members of the Presbyterian Sunday
school are asked to meet in the new church
Sunday afternoon at ) o'clock to rehearse
the music for the Christmas entertainment.
No more meetings will be held in Lyons
hall, the use of which for church and Sun
day school has been generously donated by
Mr.. Lyons.
The new Presbyterian house of worship
will be dedicated Sunday. Program invi-
tations have been sent to residents of Bow
bells and vicinity. The services will be held
at 1O:3O a. IN. and 1880 p. IN. DIR. A. c..
Brown of Fargo will be the speaker and
local talent will furnish the special music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woods received a
most acceptable reminder few days ago in
the shape of a quantity of good old Michi-
gan buckwheat flour, apples and canned
fruit from their son, resident at New Troy,
Mich Mrs. Woods favored The Tribune
family with a very liberal sample of the
flour, which when worked into the enticing
old-tilne slapjack, was found to be the gen.
uine thing-all wool and yard wide.
Senator McCumber has introduced a bill
Fargo. The Tribune has always contended
for the stocking of some of the magnificent
lakes south uf town with food fish, and we
believe that this move on the part of the
Senator, if successful, will lead up to the
state of North Dakota eventually getting her
supply from the many fresh water lakes
within her own borders.
Mike Lucy is back after several months
SpeIlU Ill Ullc Sduduluu uOIuhWcSl. 1lc Siy .
the range in that part of Alberta where he
was located affords the finest grasses in the
world and al abundance of pure water, with
good shelter for stock in the timber skirting
the many streams and lakes. No feeding SO
far this winter, stock out on the open day
and night, with expanse of range practically
unlimited.
Our former esteemed colaborateur, Pud-
din head johnson, of the Flaxton Eagle, is
reported as having hied himself away twixt
two nights to other and greener fields to es-
cape the penalty that accrues to the shark
who trifes with the statutes made and pro-
vided for disposition of your Uncle Samucl's
domain. We understand that Postmaster
Gee is now owner of the Eagle plant and is
conducting the business, in which under
taking we bespeak for our friend a full
measure of success.
Happily Welded.
THoMAs-M1LLER-At the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. L. Miller at kellnie, on We'd
nesday evening, Dec. Z, Lewis A. Thomas
and Miss Ethel A. Miller were joined in the
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