The Bowbells tribune., 1905-04-21

Spectacles properly fitted at SWltzer
& Sons jewelry store. 21
Seed oats, barley and timothy seed
for sale: Apply to c. J.. Kopriva. 20
Choice home -cvfed hams and bacon
for Easter-the Best the market afforas
at Migge's. "a
Miss Florence siverling has been ens
gagged to teach ddting the spring%erm
in the Bystedt sch5bl. In this district.
r. NJ. Alderman and Mrs. M. t.
Luedtke were here several days this
week from Joslyn, over on the Mouse,
the latter having dental work done by
DR.. Foster
Charlie Clark has filed homestead
in Canada, 16 miles southwest of Ed
nionton; which he announces as the
best quartet section of land in the sh=
tire Canadian northwest.
Dick Steinehofer was here on Mon:
day making figures on putting in heat:
ing appartus and doing the plumbing
in tie Few residences Sf 3: C, kfueger,
A. C. Wiper and Nels Leerskov.
The State Woodmen camp will meet
at Devils Lake on May and it is ex-
pected that ESQ delegates from over the
state will be present. Tie national
delegates will at that time be chosen.
A short ride through the country
north of town Tuesday convinced The
Tribune that unless heroic Measures are
adopted fof their aestructi9t, Thc goph=
er crop this year promises to be ab-
Normally large:
Another fine Selection of b5oks is on
it's way from the State Library, for the
use Of Bowbe}ls readers. They can be
inspected and drawn at the office of
Lyon & Lyon: A complete list will be
published in next week s Tribune.
The Citizens Lumber Co. this week
naade several timely changes in theif
yard, among them being removal of the
Office building to the southwest corner
of the yard. They purchased two addi-
tional lots, and now the yard covers a
fine property l50x140 feet.
The new Leerskov residence to be err
ected on the south side of toWn IS to lie
one Of the most up-to-date Structures
in this part of the state, fitted ss it will
be with all modern improvements. Mr..
Leerskov informs us that the cost Of
the building complete will be about
So, 500.
One farmer living west of town says
that much of his seed wheat has al
ready rotted in the ground. Qut/of II
kernels unearthed in drill ndw, he
found nine to have been rendered
worthless. Some account foS this con-
dition on the hypothesis that the grain
had been treated" for sinut and the
seed drilled IN Eefore it was thoroughly
driGd.
Minneapolis journal: Chinese Inspec-
tor Paine, of Portal, N. D., visited the
local offices of the immigration bureau.
He will appear at the hearing of Lee
Sing at St. Paul. Sing is charged with
not having certificate. Pains denied
that there was any smuggling of Chinese
across the border at Portal. Every
train, he said, is catefully y searched,
and there would be no hope of any
Chinaman making his way On foot, as
there are only 20 Cinnamon in North
Dakota and another would be instantly
detected.
KILLED HUGE BoB-cAT. jim Wal
ters and Dan Lucy had an exciting time
in the hills in the Vicinity Of the Lucy
ranch on Monday, wien they can1afp-
on i huge b6b-tat Of the female seq.
The boys carried 22-rife and were
followed by a cattle dog. The dog
tackled the wildcat and was getting de-
cidedly the worst of it till Dan be-
began pumping leaden pellets from his
gun into the carcass Of the ferocious
creature, which twice turned upon his
would-be captors' and put them 10
speedy flight. Aftet y Hard fght,' ho'@:-
ever. they succeeded in killing the cat,
b,,t not till ten bullets from the 22-rife
lad been nhbedded in various parts ST
her anatomy. The boys brought theif
quaffy t. t6Wn Tuesday and disposed IF
it to Cashier Wiper, who will have it
mounted. The cat vas an unusually
large one; standing two feet high
measuring over three feet from tip to
tip, and weighing, lfearly' forty ptthds::
According to a circular jtst issued by
J. B. Baird, general freight sgent of
the N. F., Swift g. Co., Of South ST.:
Paul, Mimi, have been doing some
feeding Of cattle with very satisfactory
results and the firm is willing to en-
courage farmers and stockgrowers
along the same lines. The cattle ex-
norirnonted with were Skinned on the