The Bowbells tribune., 1905-04-14

Note change In adv. of Migge's pop
ular meat market
Mrs Wedge is here from Park River
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dan Mcclellan.
John Shippan offers bargains in farm
and village property in another column.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Blenkner and At
torney Gjertsen were doing business at
Minot yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Hackett and children go
to Tyvan, Can., today, where the fam
ily will make their future home.
Rev. Georgi will attend the spring
meeting of the Mouse River Presby-
terry, to be held at Westhope next
week.
DR.. Limburg reports the birth of a
fine baby girl to our good friends Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. E. Pfeiffer on Sunday
morning last.
Mrs. J. E. Eckert and family start on
Tuesday next from Edgewood, Iowa,
for Bowbells, and will occupy the Tom
Madden house.
= Waller & Lawrence received another
I/car Of Iowa horses Saturday and have
already disposed of nearly every head
of the consignment.
The family of C. B. White arrived
yesterday from Emmetsburg, Ia, anc
are today moving into the Tom Haclett
house, which Mr.. White had secured
previous to their arrival.
A man named Easthagen, who has
for several weeks past been selling oils
in this vicinity, making headquarters ir
town, claims to have had his pocket
picked of S75 while on spree one night
recently.
Think what 40 per cent discount
from regular retail prices means! This
is what Hendrickson & Gunderson are
now doing and will continue through al
next week. For particulars read thei,
big adv. in this issue.
Hon. F. I. Lyon, wife and child left
for the east yesterday via the 500, Mr.
L. going to Iowa on business and Mrs
Lyon and baby going on to Washington
D. c., for visit with her parents, now
residing in that city.
Rev. George Shoemaker will preach
in the NJ E. church next Sunday morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock and also again ir
the evening at 1880 o'clock. All are
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices. Sabbath school will be held al
l1:3O a. M, instead of II a. m.
Leslie Dilworth is being operated or
at the hospital in Minot for liberation
of the bladder, very dangerous all
ment and hard to reach. Word received
from Fred, who is at his brothers side
is to the effect that the surgeon has moi
yet reached the seat Of the disease anc
the condition of the sufferer is anything
but hopeful.
Shirt waists, nobbiest and best casi
can buy, and in endless variety, will be
sacrificed at from one-third to one-hal
off from regular prices at the Pioneer
Store tomorrow and for the entire sue
ceeding week. Mrs. Blenkner selected
these goods with special reference tt
the demands of the Bowbells trade
therefore be assured of finding JUS
what you want.
Last Saturday night happy party
numbering some 25 persons assembled
at the home of J. r. Jensen, where ;
general good time was enjoyed by all
the time being taken up with dancing
vocal and instrumental music, game:
and social converse. A most appetizing
lunch was also partaken of, and the
company reluctantly dispersed during
the wee sma' hours Sunday morning al
expressing hope for return of more
such happy events.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian church
will serve an Easter supper, Thursday
evening, April 20, beginning at o'clock
in the Gardner building now occupied by
D. w. Kelly, in which "Studies il
White and Gold" will be prominen
feature. Everyone come and enjoy {
frst-class meal such as these ladie:
know we'll how to prepare. The young
ladies present will reveal the secret!
and allow all to partake of the joys o:
"Sweet Sixteen
Jim Hynes, of the Lidgerwood State
Bank, is in the metropolis today as thu
guest of Cashier Wiper of the Firs
National. Mr.. H. related to The Tri
bune that he had just completed triI
along the entire line of the proposed
500 extension from Park Rapids, MINI.
and pronounces the country for mos
part faultless in every essential partic
ular, and the new towns-to-be offering
for hi ii