The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-17

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Who will l board with? Lyons, the
peoples friend. IL
Frank B. Lambert, late of Wahpeton,
has opened law office at Minot.
Who will l buy my meats from?
Lyons. IA.
Judge Goss ordered the two Hoffman
kids turned loss and they arrived home
Wednesday morning.
The Methodist Sabbath school will be
held at 2 clock Sunday afternoon as
usual. .....
Hans M. Hanson was able to drive to
town today, after severe sickness Of
several weeks.
Who brought board down from 81 to
So week and the best in town the
peoples friend-Lyons. Is
We have two 17-shoe Van Brunt and
one 14-shoe McShery End hand drills for
sale at bargain. r. B. Burger & Co.
Bank loans, real estate money, final
p1OOlo, ISdl CoCdCS u CldIlolcIo, COllCI dCCo,
fire insurance-call at State Bank Of
Bowbells. IL
F. E. Philleo, we are in formed, has
been taken to an hospital at Winnipeg
for treatment for an abscess in his
head.
Report has it that E. C. Mahoney is
seriously contemplating the purchase
of the Allen blacksmith shop and lot on
First street.
For SALE: A very desirable bust
ness location on Main street. Must be
cash consideration. For particulars in
quire at this office.
Mike Beimler and Ralph Schudar have
plans for five nice cottages that they
purpose building on Main street, in
block IS, as soon as weather permits.
Be sure your proof goes through, now
that they must be made at Minot. We
have had many years experience in
writing up proofs-Lyon & Lyon. 9
For sALE~16O acres choice farm
land, 3 miles from Tyvan, ASA, Can.
Easy terms. H. F. Loomer, K. R. 3,
BoWbells, N. D. 14-15
1t will soon come to be recognized
that the best thing that ever happened
for Bowbells was the organization of
its Commercial club
Robt. Allen and family will in a
short time remove to Tyvan, N. w. T.,
where Mr.. Allen will conduct a black
smithing shop, as we'll as open up a
large farm Just outside the new town.
Jas. Burke and Miss Mand kaser,
two well-known and popular young peo-
pie of this place, were married on Sun
day last at Minot. The Tribune offers
congratulations and best wishes.
Rev. j. w. Bell of Kenmarc will
preach in the Methodist church Sunday
afternoon, Feb. 10Th, at 800 o'clock.
After the preaching service the regular
quarterly communion service will be
held. A cordial invitation is extend ded
to all.
WANTED 10 men in each state to
travel, tack signs and distribute SAM
pies and circulars of our goods. Salary
$500 per month. $500 per day for
expenses. Kuhlman Co., Dept. S., At
las Building, Chicago. 12t4
Rev. Thomas Johnston, who has been
conducting evangelistic services at the
Westminster church, will preach and
administer communion in the Bowbells
Presbyterian church next Sunday eve
ming at 7:30 o'clock. All are invited.
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. l4tf
The annual congregational meeting
of the Presbyterian church will be held
in the new church building next Thurs.
day evening. Reports will be rendered
and pleasant social time is promised
to those who attend.
For SALE:--I will sell my residence
and two good lots in Bowbells at a sac
rifce. No better residence property in
the town. Terms will be made easy on
the part of the purchase money
ROBT. HASSARD. l3tf
If you want your real estate trans
fers done right and up to date have
Landsborough do it. His long exper-
ience in Banking and Real Estate has
gained the confidence of those who
have done business with the State
Bank of Bowbells. IL
Willie Lesh was taken to Minot on
Tuesday and after looking into his case
the insanity board concluded that he is
fit subject for commitment to the
state institution for the minded,
to which place he will be taken early
next week.
Osborn Olson met with mishap while
coming to town yesterday with a load
of load, resulting in his horses getting
away, the three tons of coal being up
set in a snowdrift, and the sleigh pass
ing over the driver. The principal dam
age, fortunately, was in the spilling of
the Ignite.
John Croyman is here from Estevan
and inform The Tribune that he will
move his family from that place to
Bowbells next week, preparatory to
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