The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

Mr.. Gundcrson Of Rugby, member of
the firrn OF EendricEson {. GurCcrson,
was here Wednesday looking after his
business interests and returned home
on the east-bound train IN the evening.
The Tribune learns that he has disposed
OF his interest in the mercantile bust
ness 70 his former partner, Mr. Hen
erickson, and Staale is now sole pro
prietor.
AZ the Lone Star school house next
week beginning Tuesc lay night, there
will be special gospel meetings con-
Quoted by Evangelist Thomas Johnston.
Special singing by Nj. Gaorgi and 9th
vited. The meetings will be held each
night at 80 except Wednesday, When
the Literary and Debating Society is
scheduled.
a new superintendent is reported as
haunting scnool No. 3 in district No
IS. His visit on Monday was highly
appreciated by the teacher, who sat
siliveling in cold corner, devoid OF her
wraps, while being entertained by the
new "ohicial, clad in fur coat and all
the adjuncts necessary to a -t0-beloW
zero temperature. On taking his de-
eye" at the fair scfioo! ma'anl.
In another column we publish a letter
Of instructions from the Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General, Of special in
terest to all parties h"ving boxes in the
various rural routes, which should by
them be read carefully and the require
ments therein set forth be strictly ati-
hered to, thereby avoiding rlix-up and
;nnoyanccs that frequently accrue
through ignorance Of the rules that ap-
ply in the use OF rural boxes.
The Royal Neighbors installed their
officers Wednesday night, and after the
installation games and pleasant social
intercourse were The features Of the oc
casion. Music was furnished by Lat
terall's orchestra, which was much en-
joyed by all present and the ladies cx
tended Il vote OF thanks to the leader !
and members of the orchestra. Almost
appetizing lunch was parJaken OF aad
a good time generally was had.
AS if the payers Of this over
grown county We're not already bled to
the limit, Representative Johnson OF
Minot has introduced & bin in the low
cr house of the state legislat ture Drcyid- |
ing for the 'Lcvying OF a tax in certain
counties to aid III establishment and !
maintenance Of county agricultural fair
associations. From this i. would ap-
pear that Minct proposes to keep up
the bleeding process ''While the lamp
holds out TO burn. -
Axel Free5urg writes The Tribune
undar date OF Jan. 27, from Miner,
Idaho: 81 am 1T present located on the
Snake river, where the government is
digging bitches for the purpose OF iili
5atlng the Snake River Valley, which
is very fine country. There is q great
immigration here at present and the
land is being taken UP very fast, so
that any parties about BoWbel!s who |
intend corning here TO get land should |
get a move Oh them right away quick.
The Tribune IS not aware that any OF
our Bo'Vbe]ls country people would OK
change their holdings for the best at
forded by Idaho, ditches thrown in.
A. W. Movius, Esq, hands us the
following: Herman w. Radenz, who
lives about seven miles north Of Bow
bells, got married at Saltwater, Mimi,
Jan. 1st. lie did not say to whom, but
he writes that he is too lonesome with
out The Tribune and wants you to send
it to him at 1917 N. Second St, Still
water, MINI. lie is working there for
the thresher company" four good
friend Herman has hcsts Of friends in
and about Bowbells VINO Join with The
Tribune in wishing him al manner Ct
good things in his journey through life
in the new state, and assuring him and
his bride a warm welcome on their re-
turn home in the early spring. Ed.
Yes, the Tribune inserted the adv. Of
that henmarc finn, knowing we'll that
all the benefit they would derive from
such publication would be confined to
those persons living in The country di-
rectly tributary to hcnrare and who
were never known to throw their bou
quets Bowbe!Isward. The Eunich. how
ever, was not aware tcat the editor OF,
The Tribune threw several hundreds Of
dollars over his; shoulder by refusing TO
rent a store building to the parties who
later located at kenn,arc, thus saving
our tradesmen from a new and cheap
competitor whose tendency would be to
demoraliZe the shoe and clothing bust
ness in Bowbelis Tor az indefinite
period.
The Commercial club meeting at c.
e. Persons Office Wednesday night
was we'll attended and nearly half :;
hundred or our DCSt cltlZenS were en-
rolled as members. AL business trans
acted was merely preliminary to a gen
eral assault all along the lines, and with
and following The meeting. next We'd
nesday evening at Smiths opera house
good report of the work Of the orgari-
zation will be in evidence. A committee
consisting Of the following members :
was sent to Bismarck to assist Repre-
sentative Lyon in any way possible for
them to further Bowbels interest and /,
lend aid and encouragement to our rep
resentative, j. e., Messrs. r. &. Cox,
Bert Lyon, St:ale Hcndlicllson, A. c.
Wiper and C.. L. Bickforl:. Arrange
ments were made for use Of Smiths
hall for all future meetings, and afte,
transaction of some minor business the
club adjourned to meet there next We'd !!
nesday night. :