The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-10
DEATH OF MRS. LOWE.

After very brief illness Mrs. J. NJ
Lowe passed away last evening at 81;
O'Clock, cause of death being compli
cation of stomach and bowel troubles,
Deceased leaves large family, who
have the heartfelt sympathy Of all ir
their great bereavement. The funera
will take place at 2 p. m. Sunday from
the M. E. church, where services viii
be conducted by Presiding Elder Moore
of Minot.
Obituary will appear in next issue.
Last evening the mail from the east
was five hours late.
Gray wolves and coyotes are troubl-
ing stockmen in the hills.
Sheriff Lee was in town between
trains Wednesday evening
Two more houses seven miles south of
town have been quarantined for scarlet
fever.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Mrs. E.
C. Kruger on Thursday, Feb. 16, at 3
O'Clock p. m.
Drs. Limburg & Lenfest this week
placed in their office an up-to-date op-
Grating table, received a few days ago
from Minneapolis.
Next Monday will be recognized by
all federal offices as national holiday
Sunday is Lincoln S birthday and as
the 18th comes on Sunday the day. fol-
lowing is kept.
G. A. Mckenzie, who has been suffer-
ing with typhoid pneumonia, was on
Tuesday moved to the building corner
Of Washington and First Sts., and DR..
Llmburg, who is treating him, reports
his patient rapidly recovering.
There is a strong demand over the
state for change in the law regarding
the minimum price to be paid for school
lands, now fixed at SO, and an effort
will be made to raise it to SIS per acre.
For SALE:-I will sell my residence
and two good lots in Bowbells at sac
ritice. No better residence property in
the town. Terms will be made easy on
the part of the purchase money.
RoBT HAssARD. l3tf
J. 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. lift
An Irish philosopher is credited with
the remark that 'some men should be
shut up before they open their mouths. -
In modern parlance such critters are
termed ''boars," and Bowbells is not
without 'em
D. W. Kelly advertised for a stray
cow in last weeks Tribune, and Ole
Winther, living II miles east of Flax
ton, came in on Sunday, having seen
the advertisement, and informed US
that the missing animal could be found
at his place.
BOWLING NOTES. Glenn Messenger
has the high score, 2l1. Ladies' can
have an afternoon for themselves by
asking for same. The clerks bowling
team have challenged the business men
for game Saturday at 8 p. m. and the
latter have accepted.
The barn, granary and stable on the
old Riley Moore farm, together with
about 5000 worth of lumber and some
hay and grain, were DESTROYED by fire
Saturday afternoon, the fire catching
from a stovepipe in the roof Of the
granary, where d man named Jensen
was batching and taking care of d. w.
kelly's stock, all of which he managed
to save.
Committeeman G.. l.. Bickford, A. c.
Wiper, S. Hendrickson, r. B. Cox and
Bert Lyon got back the first of the
week from Bismarck and report having
received best Of treatment at the hands
of the solons as we'll as very satisfac-
tory assurances from them that their
important mission would soon bear
fruit.
In another place we give in full
House Bill No. lG5, introduced by Rep
resentative Lyon, providing for an ap-
preparation for construction of a bridge
across Des Lacs Lake. The bill, we
understand, has passed it's third read
ing III the house, and the present pros
pect is that it may pass both house and
senate and become law.
A valuable horse belonging to An
thony Hopkins died in barn just north
of town a few days ago under circum-
stances leading to the belief the animal
may have been poisoned, and another
horse kept in the same barn was so
lame that he could not be lead out.
A thorough investigation should be had
and the party responsible for this
crime, if crime it was, should be dealt
with to the fullest extent of the law.
The new bowling alley in the Hoban
block was opened on Wednesday and
many are availing themselves of the
chance to indulge in this favorite sport.
The alleys and other appurtences are
first-class Tomorrow Saturday night
at s O'Clock an exciting play is on the