The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-27

is now practicing law at Williston.
The State Bank has number OF good
farms for sale. Call and get prices. $
Jack Emerson has entered a disclaim-
CT and John Park says It's ''oH color, .
and there you have it.
Call on j. D. Landsborough, State
Bank Of Bowbells, for your real estate
loans. l2tf
I viii do all kinds of plain sewing at
reasonable prices. Residence southeast
part of town. Mrs. S. C.. Butler.
Best place in town to eat at Mrs. +.
r. Lyons restaurant upstairs over Pur-
dy {: Sons. II
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
bytGrian church will meet with Mrs. S.
Messenger, Thursday, Feb. 2, at 3 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. kirsch are be-
coming settled in their handsome new
residence.
For SALE CHEAP-and on good terms,
sw sec 12-163-90, and ne sec. 34-163-
SO. S. Mcssinger
Dave Wahlmarll got back yesterday
from Farwell, Mimi, where he says
the weather has been quite pleasant
and business exceedingly dull.
Let Landsborough make your home
stead proof, examine yonr abstracts,
make you loan, satisfaction guaran-
teeii IL
The 3-year-old son of Rev. j. II. Er-
ixon was taken to the county hospital
at Minot last night to be operated upon
for appendicitis.
MIR. Langworthy, Of the Langworthy
Lumber Co., was looking aTicr his
business interests in Bowbells on Fri
day last. .
Messrs. G. L. Bickford and r. B. Cox
returned from a week 5 business trip to
the Twin cities and other Minnesota
and North Dakota points yesterday.
Bank loans, real estate money, final
proofs, real estate transfers, contracts,
fire Insurance call at State Bank OF
Bowbels. II
J. NJ. Lowe was able to be out today
for the first time since meeting with the
painful accident heretofore mentioned
by The Tribune.
For SALE: = A very desirable bust
ness location OH Main street. Must be
cash consideration. For particulars in
quira 1t this Office.
Andrew Anderson found the robe lost
by 4. Ward and advertised for iii The
Tribune Of last week. Owner can get
it b. calling at this Office.
For SALE-Good improved farm, G5
acres under cultivation, located about
81 miles southwest Of Bowbells. For
particulars write or see N. Nelson,
Bowbells, n. D. Box 145 II
Jewelry repair work, also watches
and clocks left for repairs at the Bow
bells Drug Co. s store, will be prompt
IL attended to by the new Howbells
jewcler. IRA A. MASTERS. lib
The NJ. e. Aid society met with Mrs.
Ali. Anderson Jan. 26, FOR election of
officers for the ensuing term, which re-
suited as follows: President, Mrs. j.
NJ. Lowe; secretary, Mrs. Frank
Woods; treasurer, Miss Sarah Hassard.
If you want your real estate trans
fers done right and up TO date have
Landsborough dc it. His long expcr-
lence in Banking and Real Estate has
gained the confidence of those who
have done business with the State
Bank Of Bcwbells. II
A happy crowd ''t@:pped the light
fantastic" at the losplt;bie home OF
our friend Jens N. Jensen On Monday
night. There was big turnout, and
enjoyment in dancing. gama5, social
converse, into which was saldWchcd
a most appetizing supper, was com
plete.
The r. N. A. met Wednesday eve
rins, and elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Oracle. Mrs. K.
&. Cox; vice-oracle, Mrs. A. NJ. Gilbert;
secretary, Mrs I. .. Hunter; marshall,
Miss Ethel Gilbert. After transaction
of other business before the meeting,
light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Jos. Gardner received Il tele-
gram bringing the sad Intelligence of the
death Of her mother, which took place
at the family home at Henderson,
Mimi, on Sunday last. Deceased was
Is years Of age and one Of the pioneers
of That part OF Minnesota. The funeral
took place on Tuesday last.
J. II. Kinsella writes from the hos
pital at Rochester, Mimi, to his father,
under date of the 18th inst, that he is
recovering rapidly, though still weak,
and hopes to be sufficiently well to re-
turn home about Feb. 10. He adds
that at the time Of writing there were
two feet of snow or the level down in
that country and the thermometers reg
istered 80 below zero.
Thorval Stromset will hold an auction
sale of stock, farm machinery, house
hold furniture, &c, at his home II
miles; northeast of BoWbells on Thurs
day, Feb. %, beginning at II O'Clock a.
m. Dinner will be served free to all
who attend the sale. This will afford
farmer; a rare chance to secure needed
stock and machinery. Purchases of $40
or under will be cash, and on sums over
that amount time will be given on APP
proved paper.