The Bowbells tribune., 1905-01-20

consider the feasibility of organizing a
Business Mems Commercial Club.
Lemons 2Oc. per dozen at the new
meat market. 10
Miss Clara Park is visiting friends at
Wells, MINI.
The State Bank has number of good
farms for sale. Call and get prices.
A number of cases of la grippe in a
mild form are reported in this vicinity.
We want more farm loans. We
never charge bonus and interest reas-
onable-Lyon Land & Loan Co. 9
There has been but slight improve
ment in J. M. loves condition during
the week.
Miss C. Holmes will do all kinds of
sewing at reasonable prices at her
home. 1912
j. H. Ericsson continues to conduct
the Arlington Hotel, reports to the con-
trary having no foundation in fact.
We will pay cash for a good farm.
If you are in the market come in-Lyon
Land & Loan Co. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Messenger retASped
on Saturday last from visit with tsir
daughter at Tacoma, Wash.
Geo. H. Gjertsen's little son, who for
some days past has been very low Nth
fever, is reported as slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Dignan started yes
terday on business trip to Mi11eapo-
lis, and expect to be gone two Meeks.
The Masons are taking measures pre-
liminary to the organization of A&dge
here, which will be effected within a
very few days.
Rev. Georgi returned on Saturday
last from his boyhood home at James,
town, N. Y, where he had spent a
well-earned three weeks vacation.
Do you want a good, substantial
meal? If so, go to the Arlington hotel,
and you will not be deceived in either
quality or quantity. Board, per week
$3.75. loft.
Wednesday there arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Rasmussen a
big boy baby, and as a matter of course
Louie's cup of happiness is filled to
the brim.
The new bowling alley in the Hob9n
block will be in full blast early< 9ext
week. Axel Gilstrom is putting Y&he
alleys, and all say that they will be
first-class in every respect.
Cashier Wiper of the First National
Bank has purchased from John Ship
pam two lots on east side of block l,
adjoining the Hadwen property on the
south.
While driving home from the Gille &
Miller coal mine last Saturday, A.
Ward lost sheep robe at some point
on the main road, which he would be
greatly pleased to recover.
Jewelry repair work, also watches
and clocks left for repairs at the Bow
bells Drug Co. s store, will be prompt
ly attended to by the new Bowbells
Jeweler. Ira A. MASTERS. lib
In another column bids are asked for
erection of new school house in Ward
District No. IS, such bids to be received
by ]. L. Christman, clerk of the board,
up to 10 o'clock a. m. on Saturday,
February 18.
G.. J. Harms was in town Monday re-
ceiving congratulations over the birth
of baby boy born to himself and Ms.
Harms on Saturday last, to the good
health of both of whom The Tribune en-.
joyed smoke.
Chris. Brick returned on Wednesday
from Paynesville, Minn., where ne hao
spent the holidays. He brought with
him car of horses, some of which were
unloaded at Kenmare and few head
were brought on here and taken out to
the ranch yesterday.
Mr.. Georgi will speak about "a Pol
icy for 1867, Sunday evening at 7:3(
O'Clock, in the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Sadlier has consented to be the
organist of the church and specially
interesting music may be frequently
looked for.
LosT-Between Bowbells and the
Dunkard church, on the road running
north of town-one white twisted hick.
ory cane-anyone finding same will
please leave it at Norman Thomas
store in Bowbells. am badly afflicted
in one limb and need the cane. -ELDEF
]. A. WEAVER. IL
Hon. F. l. Lyon is chairman of the
House Committee on Bridges and Fer