The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-13

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1arms for sale. Call and get prices. 8
Ten lbs. good boiling meat for 40 cts.
at Lyons meat market. 10
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Movius,
yesterday (Thursday) noon, son.
Knowlton has part of a car of 12oC
to 1900 pound horses Tor sale. 1Ot2
Cash paid for butter and eggs at the
new meat market. 10
Oyster crackers 7c. per lb. at Lyons
meat market. 10
The Centre Mite society will meet
with Mrs. Maggie Anderson on Thurs
day, Jan. 10, at II a. m. sharp.
We want more farm loans. We
never charge bonus and interest reas-
onable-Lyon Land & Loan Co. 9
j. W. Briggs has a desk in Palda &
Burke's Office and is said to be working
up quite realty business.
Miss C. HONS will do all kinds of
sewing at reasonable prices at her
home. 1912
We will pay cash for a good farm.
If you are in the market come in-Lyon
Land & Loan Co. 10
Judge Nehemiah Davis has issued 12
marriage licences since his induction in
to office.
DR.: Limburg reports the two-year-
old son of Scren Hanson i'll with a
bad attack of pneumonia.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
H. Gjertsen, being next to the youngest
Of their children, has been very i'll of
pneumonia this week.
Lockerby & Gray of Portal have dis
solved and we understand that each will
go it alone in the border burg.
Tom Hackett has purchased valu-
able piece of reality adjoining the town,
site of Tyvan, ASA, and tells The Tri-
bune he sees thousands in it.
J. D. Landsborough and family have
moved into their new mansion on upper
Main street and are becoming settled in
same as rapidly as it is possible to get
everything in place.
Will Movius started last week for
Ekalaka, Mont, and is expected home
in few days with the first consign-
ment Of the Gerolamy & Movius horses
purchased recently on the range.
Sam Richardson fell in a faint while
ascending the stairs in the Leland hotel
at Minot few days ago, but quickly
revived in obedience to the ministrations
of couple of doctors.
The Illuminating quality of the kero-
sene now being sold here would indicate
that Jawn Dee is saving up preparatory
to purchase of third coat for his foul
old bread-basket.
G. L. Bickford swapped his carriage
team to party at Minot for stylish
single driver and enough difference to
bring the volue received for the team
up to about $500.
Mrs. Anna Scott from Ontario and
VIM. Stewart from Lisbon are here at
the bedside of their mother, Mrs. r. B.
Stewart, whose condition is constantly
becoming more serious.
District Deputy Grand Master Berger
arrived here from Harvey and is devot-
ing three nights-lsst night, tonight and
tomorrow night-to instruct Butte
Lodge No. 72, l. o. 0. F., in work Of
the order.
Cashier Landsborough returned Mon
day morning from business trip to the
Twin cities, where he found business in
all BRANCHES good, season considered,
and business men unanimous in the be-
lief that 1905 would be record year for
volume of business and plentitude and
cheapness of money.
In the Biographical sketches of the
Legislators as published in the Bis
marck Tribune we find the following:
Fred l. Lyon, republican member from
the Twenty-ninth district, Ward coun-
ty, postofice, Bowbells. Was born at
Mason City, Iowa, in 1873, is married
and has one boy. He came to North
Dakota from Iowa in 1898, and is now
a practicing lawyer. He has served as
village trustee and president Of Bow
bells school board"
J. NJ. Lowe met with a painful acci-
dent while helping raise the Cary house
preparatory to moving it into town. He
was prying with a heavy timber one end
of which was placed under the house,
when by some means the stick worked
out Of place, one end Of which fell on
his head, inflicting injury from which he
now lies at his home in p serious condi-
tion. DR.. Limburg is attending him and
reports the injury very painful, but al