The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-27

Bowbells, N. D. IL
Dr.. Einman OF Minot is in the county
jail charged with causing the death OF
Miss Hulda Evarsole by the perform
ance of Il criminal operation.
"As Man Thinketh' is the text for
the short sermon in the Presbyteria
church Sunday evening at 1880. There
will be special music as usual and all
are invited.
Mrs. George Ingram and Miss Myrtle
Potts go to Park River OF Monday, the
former cn a visit and the latter return
ing home after several months spent
here with her aunt, Miss Hassard.
The new game law now before the
legislature ior approval by that body
extends the open chicken season from
Oct. Is to Nov. and raises the per
nit fee for resident sportsmen from Is
cents to ST.
WANTED 10 men in each state TO
Gravel, tack signs and distribute sail1-
pies and circulars CT our goods. Salary
$500 per month. $500 per day fo,'
expenses. kuhlman Co., Dept. S. At
las Building, Chicago. 12tl
Three sudden deaths took place at
Minot lastc Monday. Geo. Treat passed
away on the operating table at the
county hospital Mrs. Emma Renders
of Rugby dropped dead or the street
while walking to the Great Northern
depot, and Miss Hulda Eversole, a mil
liner, dropped dead while walking
across the floor Of her bed chamber.
Bob Sanbor,i, Register Of the U. S.
Land Office at Minot, will soon resign
that position to accept appointment as
Nlationa! Bank Examiner Tor one Of the
two districts Of North Dakota, which it
is reported has been rendered him by
the comptroller of the currency. Al
fred Blaisdell may succeed to the va
c;lacy thus made in the land office.
Aaron Hassard returned from Park
River on Wednesday and informs The
Tribune that it is his intention Of Iocat-
ing and opening in business ct Tyvan,
ASA. in and about which place are now
located d number Of former Bowbclls
people, among them being Riley Moore
and John Armstrong with their families,
who are Going we'll farming, and the
Hasbrook boys, one of whom John
is about to open meat market in the
new town and Arthur is erecting q
building in which 10 open Tin shop.
Speaking OF Macaroni wheat, why
not some OF our merchants snip in and
offer Tor sale some Macaloni flour, to
give housewives Il chance 70 make Il
test OF It's merits as a bread -four. A
travelling man Informed The Tribune a
few days ago that Macaroli hour is on
sale in nearly every town in the state.
Why not in Bowbelis? Several big
mills in the state are grinding the
wheat in large quantities and demand
for the macaroni product is constantly
increasing.
S. G. Jones. the special customs de-
tective, has made several arrests re-
Gently of parties who have brought
dutiabe goods across the line without
paying the duty imposed. There l.
much whisky smuggled across and sold
to f'pigge@s;' on this side. The practice
daily becoming more open and hrazen.
Mr. Jones went from here to Ray on
Monday, and before starting informed
The Tribune that he is; on the scent Of
several parties reported as having been
doing a land Office business in running
Canadian wheat over and disprsing Of
it on this; side.
jim McCarney is authority for thc
yarn that a young Swedish girl named
johnson, a recent arrival from Mime
sofa, was attending Swedish Luthaian
services being held in a sclcol house
over in the McCarney neighbolhood.
The minister seeing she Was i stranger.
shook hands with her at close Of the
meeting and said he would find pleasure
in calling upon her soon, wherGupon the
girl, biushing. hung her head and bash
fully :narmered: "Tan!; you, but Ay
got {: fclla. -
A surprise was given Rev. J. II. Er-
ixon at the home OF John Erickson last
Sunday afternoon, when large l1l;nlbel
of hi; pal'ishionors assembled and mad.
glad the heart of their pastor by pre-
santng him with Il purse OF S4I.3o,
collected for the purpose by John Er-
ickson, the total contributions amount
ing to $50. OF which S11.50 were cX-
pended for supplies Tor entertainment
of the party, in which Revs Olui Bred.
ing OF White Earth, L. Ec!slund OF
Kenmare, and Filing Lorentzer Of This
place were prominent factors. There
We're seventy persons present.
In letter to The Tribune from Johr
Ryan, dated at Deer River, Mimi, Jan.
"A, the writer says: 81 am pleased tc
know that BowbelIs is having such {
mild winter. Northern Minnesota is
having just the opposite. The temper
ature has ranged from 80 to 60 ha!o"
zero here since the first OF Jan. 1t is
impossible to work outside this morn
ing. the thermometer registering s.
degs. below zero and the wind blowing
30 miles an hour And still some OF
the tendcrfect hercabouts are croakinG
over the severity Of the balmv, June
ike weather with which the Bo"'bclls
country has been favored since the so
called winter set il.
Puddin head johnson, who recently
escaped to part unkncWn 10 numerou.:
very anxious creditors at FIaxton, per
petrated at least one piece Of crooked
work for which nc should now be doing
time at Bismarck. A young man re-
Gently arrived from the west and was
looking about for a homestead. John