The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-24
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AAns M4ke md Miss Olga Johanne

HIM Nufke md Mfs Olga Johanne
cen are to be married tomorrow.
Uncle Hugh McGillivray was over
from the east side Tuesday. and called
to swap yarns with The Tribune.
We have two 17-shoe Van Brunt and
one 14-shoe McShery 2nd hand drills fol
sale at a bargain.-R. B. Burger & Co.
Roy Gerolamy and Will Movius were
doing business at Macoum, N. w. T.,
the first of the week.
Bank loans, real estate money, final
proofs, real estate transfers, contracts,
fire insurance-call at State Bank OF
Bowbells. IL
Blaisdell, Bird & Denoyer have their
Office with the Blaisdell- Bird Company
at Minot and will give all law business
close attention. 16tf
Dan Mcclellan informs The Tribune
that quite q number of persons are fig
uring on the erection Of residences in
Bowbells the coming spring.
FoR SALE: "A very desirable busi-
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cash consideration. For particulars in
quire at this Office.
Henry Smart went to Enderlin on
Monday to attend the funeral of his
niece, the 5-year-old daughter of his
brother, C. E. Smart.
WANTED 10 men in each state to
travel, tack signs and distribute SAM
pies and circulars of our goods. Salary
SIS. 90 per month. $500 per day for
expenses. Kuhlman Co., Dept. s., At
las Building, Chicago. 1874
L. d. Smith reports having seen two
big, fat gophers frolicking over the
prairie while on his way to town Tues
day, and thinks the appearances of the
little pests at this time is a sure pre-
cursor of an early spring.
For SALE:-l will sell my residence
and two good lots in Bowbells at sac
rifce. No better residence property in
the town. Terms will be made easy on
the part Of the purchase money
RoBT. HAssARD. 13tf
Mrs. Feeney, sister of Mrs. Thos.
McNeeley, and Miss Jordan, both of
whom have been putting in time on
Minneapolis on Monday for brief visit
with friends.
]. H. Erixson has quit the hotel
business and people will hereafter find
him at his bench in the Lorentzen
building, prepared to attend to shoe re-
pairing and Kindred work, which will be
done promptly and satisfaction guar
anteed. i4tf
Mrs. Thos. McNeeley, who broke a
leg last week by falling on the ice near
her home, is reported by her attending
physician, DR.. Limburg, as getting
along nicely and her complete recovery
is only question of short time.
CALL AND SEE-Mike Hopkins about
buying relinquishments. Hewill sell you
any amount of them, at any price and
in any location you wish west of Portal,
N. D. It will be well to see him as
soon as possible for he has a bunch of
buyers coming up from the east about
April 1st.
John Armstrong writes from Tyvan,
ASS, to The Tribune, saying: The
Bowbells crowd up here are SO far well
satisfied and the country about us is
rapidly filing up, 50 that we don't lack
for good neighbors. Stock is running
on the prairie. We are all well and
look forward with confidence to a pros
porous season, which means big crops
and good prices. Regards to the boys. )"
IT., A>,r,o W. n~ro%of,,ll,, ooL,,o,,,laIr.o q
the ss aid and sympathy extended to Us
bors during the long and painful strug-
gle against death Of our mourned wife
and mother, and the great assistance
so willingly rendered on the occasion Of
her death, and assure those good friends
that their kindness will ever be borne
in grateful rememberance-R. B. STEW
ART AND FAMILY.
Willie Kraft met with an accident
Wednesday night that came near cost
ing him the loss of an eye. While feed
ing his horses in the stable, where it
was very dark, his face came in contact
with stick projecting from the man
ger, with the result that a long, deep
cash was cut over one eye, leaving the
brow hanging loose and necessitating
the taking of several stitches to bring
together the severed portions of the
skin. Dr.. Limburg attended the injur-
les and the ugly cash is now rapidly
healing.
A. C. Wiper returned Sunday morn
ing from Bismarck and gave q most
encouraging report of the progress of
the bridge bill. "Sandy'' is q worker
a good one-though not at all ambigu-
ous, as evidenced by his statement that
in the person of S. S. Richardson he
had most able second in his efforts to
get the legislators trained to the right
line of thought on the project. Mr..
Richardson returned on Monday, and
both speak in the highest terms of the
good work being done by Representa-
tive Lyon in pushing the bridge matter,
as well as in all else that pertains to
the welfare of Bowbells.
The Rev. Thomas Johnston, Sunday
School Missionary of Surrey, N. D.,
has done good work during the two
weeks of meeting just closed at West
minister. A meeting was held at Pat
terson Sunday a. M, Feb. 10. Three