The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-20

Ten lbs. good boiling meat for 40 cts.
at Lyons meat market. 10
Knowlton has part of cavof 1900
to 1000 pound horses for sale, ,Nlot2
The commissioners have decided to
further decorate Minot with a $4,000
court house-and no questions asked.
The jury in the Gebhardt case failed
to agree, standing 9 for acquittal to
for conviction of DR.. Koch.
]. L. Mathews, cashier of the State
Bank of Lidgerwood and J. ,N/Fox,
president of the Second National of
Kenmare, were here the frst\ of the
week guests of Cashier Wiper Sf the
First National of Bowbells.
Turn out Wednesday evening next to
the meeting called for c. C. Persons
office for organization of a lBysiness
Mems Commercial Club. 1Hs is a
move in the right direction aId>eyery
citizen of the village should turn out
and show interest.
Curt. Hartman writes that he is now
able to get about on crutches and has
the fullest confidence that when he
leaves the hospital he will do so with
his limb practically as sound as it was
before receiving the injury for which
he is now undergoing treatment.
Word comes from Hot Springs, S. D.,
that since their arrival at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Larson have ex-
perienced much relief from the baths.
Mrs. l.. when leaving here was suffer-
ing greatly from rheumatism, and in
dications now are that the treatment
received at the Springs may effect a
permanent cure.
Harry Russell, brother of our Ed, has
leased the Tom Hackett half section
farm from R. E. Knowlton, present
owner of the property, for the coming
season, and will be here from Redfeld,
Ia, in a short time with a full compile
ment of horses, machinery, etc., with
which to properly handle this fine prop
erty.
John Shippam writes from Minneap-
oils to The Tribune advising us that he
is working up nice realty business in
the Flour city and has on hand some
quite extensive deals that he hopes soon
to bring to head and in which there is
big money. John is a good business
man, when he is John, and there are
none here who would wish him other
than the best of success and-lots of it..
Rob Movius is anxious to learn who
stole his porkers, which after being
butchered were left hanging from a
derrick erected on his lot for thf pur-
pose of letting the meat cool dhpg the
night, but ere the break of|day were
"swiped" by some one in need Of a
pork diet. Rob has a pretty good clue
on the sneak thief, but not proof suffi-
cient to warrant an arrest.
Telegraph advices from Butte, Mont.
state that all trains coming through
that place from the west are subject tx
rigid quarantine, no passengers being
allowed to disembark there on account
of the prevalence of small pox in towns
west of that city. 1t might be vel
enough for our village authorities tt
keep tab on any theatrical companies
booked for this place who may have made
stands in the infected districts west o1
Butte.
John Murphy and Rob Movius are
moving for Jens Peterson the Rosen
baum store building from its old loca'
ton on the east side of Main street tc
the vacant lot adjoining the Peterson
property, where it will be used to ac'
commodate the clothing and furnishings
department of Mr.. Peterson's business,
his present store room being inadequate
for the proper handling of his constant
ly growing business.
The two Hoffman boys who were ar,
rested Wednesday charged with appro,
priating couple of turkeys belonging
to Frank Lyons, were arraigned yester-
day before Judge Movius, who held
them to district court in the sum OF
81, ZOO. The bond not being furnished,
they were taken to Minot. An effort
is being made to have Judge Goss turn
the lads over to their parents on the
latters' promise to take them forthwith
out of the county, and it is generally
hoped that this can be accomplished.
Rev. Father Wagner held services
here in the Catholic church last Sunday,
after which there was a business meet
ing of the church trustees held at the
home of C. ]. Kopriva, when the church
books were checked up and a general
review in financial standing of the con.
gregation was looked after, which was
found to be in very satisfactory way,
| showing that the past wear had been q