The Bowbells tribune., 1905-04-21


Pharmacist Schrimpf has severed his
connection with the Donovan Drug Co.
and left on Monday for Andover, S. D.
Note change in adv. of H. C. Blenk-
ner on first page and get in on the bar
gain offerings.
Don Mcclellan is thisfweek putting
the theft finishing 's,a touches the M: f:
Ed. Drinkwater has purchased the
Robt. Movius residence, south IF the
Presbyterian church, paying $500 for
the property.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian cflurch will meet with Mrs. D.
E. Andrews on Thursday, April 27, at
2:30 p. m. sharp:
Horace Carpenter is getting figures
on erection Of a residence on lot in
block l3, which he purchased few
days ago from D: f.: Mcclellan:
A t%o-line advertisement in last
weeks Tribune, for new mich COW;
brought to the fore just eleven per
sons who have such animals for sale,
Jonathan Sohthward was in yesterday
and day before with big bunch of nice
pickerel}, fresh from the lake, (which he
found ready sale for at 10 cents per
pound.
Yoit had better See Mike Hopkin S
for cheap real estate loans. He has
some ready cash or hand which he
wishes to dispose 0f at the lowest rate
of interest: 24tf
TAKEN UP.-One mare mule, small
and quite poor, straight cut tail, color
QUITE dark brown. Owner is requested
to prove property and pay charges
PAT Sullivan, 24-6
Aag Lux jttst retur1.ea from trip
through the Canadian northwest and
told The Tribune that he saw nNthing
up in that country that he cares to be-
come possessed ef.
R. B: Stewart and ether prominent
farmers from east of the lake have
been here this week making anxious
inquiries as tS whether or not the ferry
is going to be run pending construction
of the bridge. Dunno.
| The Chautauqua Vesper service Will
be used on the evening of Easter Sun
day at the Presbyterian church. 1t
consists Of appropriate hymnS and re-
sponsive readings. Mrs. Pierson viii
render solo and there will he short
sermon:
The Tribune is pleased to note that
D. j.: Jones, who was taken suddenly
i'll on his returr from ttwn some two
weeks ago, the attack assuming an
alarming phase for a time, has now al;
most completely recovered and IS again
ahle to attend to his labors ontke farm.
Report has it as we go to press thet
tie 500 Line will not build to Kenmare,
and that the company has paid Che con-
tractor $4,000 and the CONTRACT has been
called off. While The Tribune hopes
this report may be erroneous, stis, it
comes from well.infnrmed source who
vouches for it's authenticity.
Gertrude SeAson Of Bowbelss has ab:
piled for divorce frem GUSTS +. Ben
son. Whose present address is unknown.
They were married in Texas in the year
1908. The complaint charges the de-
fendant with beating his wife and
throwing her out Of the house in the
midst of storm. Optic.
Invitations EHve been issued to- a
dance at Smiths haA and an entertain:
ment at Odd Fellows hall to be given
on the night of the 26th inst.,. thet be-
ing next Wednesday,, by Butte Ledge
No. 72, I. o. o. F.. in commemcration
Of Gle ssth anniversary of the fot+nt'ing
of OHrl Fellowship in America. Exten-
sive arrangements are being made for
| a grand time.
All tie Court; h,o,>se oHfciaps have en-
tered into an agreement to- keep their
offices open darihg the noon hour. This
VIE be very convenient, especially for
people who corae in from the outside of
the city to transact business: Remem-
Der, from now on, you will always find
someone in tie Offices at the court house
from the time they open in the morn
ing untif they close at, hight.-Optic.
Gi}., Arvidson lAft on Wednesday for
his farm: on Turtle Lake, 20 miles north
Of Washb'srn, in Mclean county, TAX
Ing with him Is head Of horses and
other stock. He ha5 rented FOR term
Of ten years a section Of University
land, lying close to his farm, which Nc
purposes fencing, and has also taken
lease Of a section of school land near by,
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