The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1907-04-05
Talbot. Alta. Can.

g." a.,"-', l." Talbot Alta, Can March 16, '07.
Dear Mr. and Mrs Woods: Was glad to get your let
ter of Feb 49, it did seem long since had heard
anything for Bowbels, and you know how much are
interested in all your people We have been receiving
mails very irregulary, but hoping for something
better now, have postoce, which you will note
by the heading of this letter. though the route week.
one It just makes feel good and hungry to read
about your sausages eggs and butter indeed will
joy it in the fall Was 80 pleased this week wnen 4
went the store and found that they could
nine gs,-oh, how. good they tasted. Made cake
yesterday and it's nearly all gone already,
hungry for it. Going to try some fried cakes tomorrow
have been able to get butter all winter 20 cents
pound ia the highest has gone, and it is down to Is
, now, and eggs 35 when you get them Pm sure
black coffee wouldn't be very appetizng to you when
yeu used to cream We manage to get along on a
pint Of milk day (you can imagine how much cream
there it, and are hoping that this little supply will
not be cut off before their other fresh.
certainly think you have good president in Mrs.
Frank Woods 1t lovely of the Aid to recognize
fathfuness by giving her the surprise Glad it was
such success and you imagine how we both should
have enjoyed being there We will be just about right
to thoroughly enjoy Bowbels cooking next fall
get 80 little variety here you know t'' " " ..'''''
We intend to make the trip to t0wh IN April I sup
nose the roads will be all broken up by then tell you
I'VE are behind when it to snow; can't imagine
when it's all going to get out Of sight So far in March
having real March weather-gradualy letting up
mot like the letup we had IN tebruary It's only tour
anilesto the woods, you quite fortunate
about getting fuel One Of the warm sunshny days in
February went with Mark to the woods where
boiled the kettle and enjoyed real hot tea Had sand
witches cookies and pickles to eat and oh how we did
'eat You won't be surprised when tell you that the
next day it showed To think Of having an outdoor
picnic in Alberta in February ,.,.., . o,: 1T, =, ri.
Since writing you have gotten around to call on two
of our neiehborsMrs Scott, three miles distant, who
came here in December and Mrs. Mathley four miles
distant who has lovely baby only three months old.
They both seemed to be very nice and friendly Our
neiehbor Soher is quarter joins ours on the wes is
expectng hs wife from Minnesota pretty soon. They
,are Germans. Mark wishes me to describe MIR. s. by
saying he has game leg and only one and hes slow
cold nolisses. :" ,'"<' '%' '"i 'l1", IL" '"''! "
is kong to have Easter service at the store Eas
tar Sunday g you see if the weather good will be
u. little civzed after ALL Saw by the paper that Mrs.
yneii reached England o. X. guess your mails after
The seessd; S"sssr %sss semsas
. Give our love and kndest remembrance to all nquir-
ine Friends. Did tell you that q Mrs. IT, Moore =, sent US
of the conference group? We were awfully sorry
+ that Mark could not be in it. 50 you see the
picture nQt compete Mark is still keeping well
and 1trons. We both Join in sending you lots Of love-
From h'iHl''. ,',r ~, FLORA AND MARK