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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01

DIR and Mrs " F Lingle return-
ed TO Anna yesterday after visiting
Mr and Mrs. B Il. King of 2iO6
Elm street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN TORE
Her CLOTHES
Tesfifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkharl's Vegetable
Compound.

Malone. N. Y. Lydia Z. Fink
aams Vegetable Compound has GER
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01

Mrs. John Ragsdale OF Wickliffs
visited friends in Cairo yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01

w. F. Elsey Of 415 Thiriy-sitxt
street. left yesterday Tor Topeka
Kan, for few weeks visit with his
brother B. +. Elsey
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01

Harry Leidigh Of villa Ridge.
was Cairo business caller yester-
day
Mrs, Eva SCHWARTZ Ct Grand
Chain, was in the city shopping
yesterday.
Elmer Ince Of Memphis. Tenn. az
rived yesterday to visit his father
H 4. Ince Of Eighth street.
MISS Emma Sullivan OF Charles
ton, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Paul
De Baum Of Twenty-eighth street.
Miss Mary Schmuek of Charles
ton. is the guest OF Mrs. Paul De
Baum Oh $40 Twenty eighth stree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin, 0.
il9 Thirty-third street, are the par
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01
A G B w. onh.

Miss Mildred Emit will entertain
the A. c. b. w. club this afternoon
AT her home 2707 Poplar street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01

: eats OF daughter, born Friday
morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01

Miss Minnie peGelder of Vita
Ridge who has been visiting Mrs.
Gertrude Moreland. OF 2Sll Syca-
more street, has returned home
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-03-01

Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0gg are tha
proud parents of baby daughtss
who arrived in their household u
739 Twen,y-tirst street last even
iug,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

II Oil * iNthhihb to-s D'r- ~
Northwest Cor lot IL, thence South
I3 degrees OF minutes. West lf0
feet. thence North 76 degrees SO
minutes. West 7.07 IT.. thence North
degrees 05 minutes. East 1905
II. thence South &c degrees SO min
utes. East 1895 It. to point OF be-
ginning.
Also beginning at point on the East
line OF Pet. Ave. whnce NV. Cor.
OF Lot No. !. Blk. 2. Percival Sub.
bears South 13 degrees 07 minutes.
West 1904 IT.. thence North 10 de-
grees OF minutes. East 40 IT.;
thence South 76 degrees SO minutes.
East 1905 IT.: thence South 3 de-
grees 05 minutes West 40 IT.:
thence north 76 degrees SO minutes
West 1898 feet. et...........
Florence Natural Gas & Heating Co..
Beginning at the Northeast Corner
of Lot 80. Blk.1. Percival Sub;
thence south 13 degrees 07 minutes
West 140 IT,: thence South IS de-
grees 50 minutes East 22115 IT..
thence North 25 degrees 2s minutes
East 1896 IT.. thence north 76 de-
grces SO minutes West 1915 IT,:
thence South 66 degrees So min
ntes West l21.49 IT.: thence North
3s degrees 0s minutes West l14.T7
IT.: thsnce North rs degrees So
minutes west 53.f6 H.. to point of
beginning ......-..- ..............
Boston Land a Cattle Co.. Beg. at the
Southeast corner Blk. !. Original
Town Of Florence: thence North
- degrees 07 minutes East 40 II.
to the Northeast corner OF said
Block No. /: thence South 76 de-
grees SO minutes East 140 IT,:
thence South 13 degrees OF min
utes West 140 IT,: thence North 7G
degrees SO minutes West 40 II. TO
the point OF beginning. .........-.
Florence Oil 4 Refining Co.. Begin
ming at the y. w. Cor. Lot 23. Blk
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06
DELINQUENT SIDEWALK TAX.

,or Sidewalk District No. Five 90.
md as certified by the City Clerk to
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06
DELINQUENT SIDEWALK TAX

Roll Sidewalk District No of the
Colorado cihed by City he
collection
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

, Florence Julius McCandless 1si.is
! Florence Julius Mccandlcss 1870
3 Florence Julius McCnndIsss 23.s7
Florence Julius Mccandicss 2s.77
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

r. r. & J. Pitman. All Of an Implanted
Tract bounded on the North by
Lots IL to 2s. Block 4. In Roe d
Harding's Add: on the East by
North sth St.: on the South by
Floral Avenue: on the West by lets
13 a 16. Block 4. in Roe Har-
ding's Add. except portions owned
by ]. c. q N. E. May. Reynolds *
Beatty. Sallie Walton and Harding
Bros. As shown on Page IS Of 5 ever
Assessment Roll Of Dist No. 49,.
I.orentz Ritzman. All of Block Z. A. &
v. Macon's Add. except Lots !. a.
3. and except that portion OF Block
owned by VIM. y. Bell and NJ. NJ.
Fink Observation-Disclosures.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

Florence OIL e. Refining Co. S-9-10-11-
i2-13-14-15-l6. also Beg. at the g. w.
Cor. OF Lot iJ. Blk 2. r. o. a r. Co.'S
LIST Add: thence North 76 degrees
42 minutes West 69.s IT,: thence
South rs degrees ~ minutes East
ss.4 IT.. thence South 13 degrees is
minutes West 100 It. to point OF be-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

s Florence U. o. Cos LIST 81
Florence U. o. Co.'S lst !.
-.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06
Description of Property
Name of Owner

AS shown by the Assessment Roll
of the City of Canon City, Colorado,
the County Treasurer for collection
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

Cor. Lot 2. Blk /, Frazier's Gar
dens SUBJ: thence South II degrees
4S minutes West 40 IT,: thence
South 76 degrees IL minutes East
sos IT,: thence North II degrees 4s
minutes East l21 IT.; thence North
76 degrees ~ minutes West 30.5
IT. 20 point OF beginning.
Also Lots "a.
T. ID. BorTowdale. SIS
N. A Mcdonald. .17-iS
Anna Fisher
Florence OIL 4 Refining Co. .22-23-24
Ella +. Lutes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
Florence OIL 4 Refining Co. LIS
A. -Clingan. -.-......Wh "a
Florence OIL 4 Refining Co.. Beg. at q
point on East side Pixies Peak Ave.
whence the s. W. Cor. Blk. IL.
James A. McCandless Add. bears
North IL degrees o7 minutes East
77.57 r.. thence South 13 degrees
07 minutes West s2.43 n; thence
South 20 degrees 81 minutes East
400 r.; thence North Is degrees OF
minutes East 100 IT,. thence North
&c degrees So minutes West SIS %
IT.: thence north SO degrees 80 min
utes West 22s.35 IT,: thence North
ss degrees 20 minutes West .233
n. TO point OF beginning. ..,...
Also Beg at the S.W. Cor. OF Blk II.
James A. Mccandiess' Add; thence
North 10 degrees OF minutes West
1757 IT.: thence North 50 degrees
40 minutes East 423.3 r.: thence
North o degrees 02 minutes West
51.63 IT,: thence North 7s degrees
5s minutes West fos.5 # to pit OF
beginning.
a
Also Observation-Disclosures :.
Eliza Frazier ........-.7. 4 Is r. s
W. T. Van Orden. w. r. s. all $40
f. Frazier. .......E. 10 r. rs. all 36
Florence OIL a Refining Co. .3l-32
A. 4 NJ. II. Knouse.. beg. at n point on
the South Side OF West Main ST.
s2-5 n. Westerly from Northeast
Cor. lot -. Blk. J. c. a F.'s Add 10
Florence. thence Westerly along
the South line OF West Main 81.
<2-5 n. 20 r tract OF land owned by
A. NJ. Knouse: thence South IL de-
grees 30 minutes West along the
East line of said tract OF land 60
the right Of way OF the y. 4 C. c.
r. H.: thence Southuesteriy along
said right OF way to = tract OF land
owned by Mary A. bradley; thence
North IL degrees 30 minutes East
along the west line OF said last
named tract OF land to the point OF
beginning .........-. .-..-......
Z. Knouse.. Beg. at n point on the
South side OF West Main Sc. 125 r.
Westerly OF the y. r. Cor. of lot
30. Blk. 3. c. q F's Add to the City
OF Florence. thence Westerly along
the South line OF said Main ST IS
r.: thence South IL degrees 10
minutes West to the right OF way OF
the r. A c. c. r. r.. thence Eas-
teriy along the right Of way OF
said railroad about rs IT,: thence
north TO beginning. .............
A. < NJ. II. Knouse. Beg. at n point
on the South side of West Main
ST. $50 n. Westerly from the n. r.
Cor. OF lot 81. Blk. ,. c. A F.'a add:
thence Westerly along the South
line OF said street ~ n to n tract OF
land owned by ]. ] Hessick and ].
s. Watts: thence South IL degrees
80 minutes West along the East
side OF said tract TO the right of way
of the r. q c. c. X. r.; thence
Southwesterly along said right Of
way 10 the West line OF n tract OF
land owned by one Knouse. thence
North 10 degrees 80 minutes East
to the point OF beginning. ...
Florence Oil A Refining Ca
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

Cor. Lot 2. Blk. 3. ]. Mccandless'
Sub: thence South IA degrees sS
minutes West I45 IT,: thoncc South
75 dsgreca 12 minutes East 35 IT,:
thence North ~ degrees 2s min
utes East 145 IT,; thence North
rs degrees ~ minutes West 35 IT,
to the point OF beginning. .........
c. q. Bentley. y....s-..... .Wh4. all 8
Mrs. r. N. Burnett ................. e
Ethel n. Mcdonald.
Denver Z Rio Grande Railroad Co..
Beg. at . point on the West line Of
Houston Ave. whence the 8. n. Cor.
: I>se :, BIN. ;. Hawkins = Honstoa
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06
Description Of Property

2, Homestead Park; thence north
rs degrees. So minutes West $50 IT.;
thence South 13 degrees 07 minutes
West $50 IT.: thence South 76 de-
grees So minutes West $50 IT.;
thence North 13 degrees OF minutes
East $50 IT. to point OF beginning.
Minnie f. Ruby. Beg. at the n. w. Cor.
OF Blk. 8. Homestead Park Add:
thence South 76 degrees SO minutes
East 140 it,: thence South Is de-
grees OF minutes West 65 IT.; thence
North 76 degrees So minutes West
140 feet: thence North 10 degrees
OF minutes East 65 Il. to point Of
beginning .......... .........-
W. II. Arnhold. Ia
John Keating -............-..--. 20
Dan & William Langdon. WIZ 4. W %
IT, D..
J. e Freeze --.--.....--.- .--s, E1t
Alfred Durfee ........--......-2s -2s-2f
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06
DELINQUENT SEWER TAX

Assessment Roll for Sanitary Sewer District No %
certned oy ns Civ eiefh 70 e
COUNTY collection
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

-tAl u Et0AhA<t Ste< ~ e<a1 49, "
Cor. Lot 2. Blk /. Frnzier's Gar
dens Sub: thence South II degrees
4S minutes West 120 IT.: thence
South rs degrees IL minutes East
sos IT,: thence North IA degrees is
minutes East l21 IT.; thence North
76 degrees II minutes West 30.5
IT. TO point OF beginning.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-04
Devils LAKE PLAYS
A PROMINENT Part
GEORGE ALVORD INVITES MAN
WHO ELOPED WITH WIFE
TO BE BEST MAN.

Devils Lake, N. D., March ,29.---
Under q Camden, NJ. J.. date line
| the New York Herald Of Sunday
publishes the following story in
which Devils Lake plays a rather
Interesting part: 4,
George Alyord Of this city drag
! ged one great tragedy Of his past
Unto the light OF a new romance
yesterday and laughed at it. Then
he telegraphed to Paul Werner
LOT Seattle, W. lash, the same Wer-
|ner who eloped with his wife in
1909, paid for her divorce and
married her. He said: Come be
the best man at my wedding"
Alvord read once more the res
ply he had received from Wer-
ner, laughing loudly He saw on
the pages before him. II couldn't
stand IT." for am suing for 9
|divorce. and toward the finish
George, be glad I helped you get
free from the woman 3, !. s.5i & II.
Alvord Is going to marry the
girl he loved in childhood. Miss
Matilda Cross. She was born IA
Freed dom. Wis, ii the same year
40 many houses from his birth
place. They became engaged to
marry marry when each received q ranch.
from relatives. Miss Cross said
they should live At Rosebud and,
Alyord insisted that home after.
the honeymoon should be DeYils
Lake, eD.. where he held 200
acres. They q separat ted. Alvord5
turned his back to Freedom and
med Miss gnes 2 exert IA i Mil q Il
waukee. Thew we're a aTried and
vent went i to Devils Lake !. where Paul "a
Werner was Al 81 emplo loye. .S5s5s B
|s when the two came to Cam,
den W Werner found business II thssl
east ana made his home with
|them. III l q q Va 81 y years Il u 4 later he LETT
With Alvord lyord \ had |fl
Ecorrespo COR 81 nded with fiss Gross
since leaving SShis iife They de- dl.
Fcideti their loy ! more strong
than t u tl ,ll yoat IL enouEh to 81
|ssll 10Th ranches liye stossth=.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-04
ARE ARRESTED FOR
PR|z FIGHTING
THREE NfINOT, MEN ARE TAX.
sEN IN CUSTODY FOR yIO-
LATING STATE Law.

Minot. N. b.. April Charged
with engaging in prize lighting,
Wm. Kimball. VIM. Butler, Q. w.
Webb and VIM. Anderson were
placed under arrest this afternoon
and given preliminary hearing
before Judge Lynch late this after
noon. II,
The arrests made this afternoon
are the outgrowth OF the prize
fight which was held at the Dream
land Roller Rink several weeks
ago. between Kimball and Butler.
Webb and Anderson it is claimed
promoted the fight. 1t will be re-
membered that the fight was sche-
duled to come OF about o'clock
in the evening, and just as the
two pugilists appeared in the ring
Assistant States Attorney Carroll
appeared on the scene and put a
stopgto the fight. A large number
Of tickets had been sold, however
and the, promoters Of the fight were
not anxious to refund the money
30 passed the word around that it
would be held about midnight or
later. About two o'clock in the
morning, It is claimed, the crowd
gathered again and the fight was
pulled off, the decision going to
Kimball. ssc
A large number OF witnesses have
been subpoenaed by the states at
torney's Office including a large
number Of prominent citizens and
<ofacials, who; it is claimed, saw the
fight. z.s. s.s'1 s3sSt
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-04

The Bowhells schools are this
week enjoying weeks vacation
and several Of the instructors left
for their homes Saturday to spend
it with relatives. !..;s ~ !
The ladies aid society of. the NJ.
E. church meets on Thursday Of
next week with Mrs. Lawrence
Hunter, Everybody is cordially
Invited 10 be present. Ri
Il ID 5s s.=tis - 81 Ess y 2
Rev. W. r. Macdonald, minister
Of the Presbyterian church, Cros-
by will preach in the Bowbells
Presbyterian church on Sunday and
also in the Westminster church.
d N. C: Alderman tells The Trib-
sune that he has secured the exclu-
sive agency for Burke county Of
the nitrogen made in Omaha for
use In innoculating clover, alfalfa
and vetch seed. Anyone wanting
to experiment with this chemical is
invited to communicate with Mr..
Alderman.
2 ]. W. MooreIwhile in the cities
a short time ago purchased an
Elmore 80 horse power car which
was shipped on Friday OF last week
and arrived here Wednesday morn
ing. It is a four passenger affair,
black in color, and has all the lat
est improvements. si
Clint Rogers, one of the prosper
ous farmers in Minnesota town
ship, is making arrangements to
build a large commodious residence
ION his place this spring. work to
commence as soon as the frost is
out of the ground. He is plan
ming on 2sx3o. two story frame
building modern in every way.
We are informed that the auc-
|tion sale OF Rev. E. A. Hjortsvang
conducted on Tuesday OF his week
BY, Auctioneer c.. :. Kopriva was a
huge. success, everything bringing
very satisfactory prices. One COW
sold for the sum Of $74.50, which
amount appears to be the highest
price on record in Burke county
for grade animal. When It comes
to getting ths money, -;Gh9riie seems
to be there all he time.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-04

E. w. Eaton returned on Satur-
day of . last week from Johnston.
N. D., where he spent several weeks
in getting his we'll rig ready for
the spring work. During his stay
lin the eastern part of the state the
weather was bad, and more snow
TELL than has been the case in many
years. On his return: he found that
for many miles on the Wheat
Line the snow was a great deal
higher than the car windows. and
that until he reached Lansford
he could at almost any time reach
|out through the window and get a
handful OF snow. When he left
la big@thaw was on, and he opined
that most, Of the snow is gone ere
this. He is now packing his house
hold goods preparatory to leaving
for Johnston where he will reside
with his family during the coming
summer. He has leaned his resi-
dence in Bowbells to N. Z. Simon
son. ,.s
Attorney Geo. ]. GJertsen return
ed on Tuesday last from Minneapo-
lis where he spent q couple of
months looking after business mat
|ters. He strongly denies the report
which is current that he is planning
ION moving to the cities to reside
permanently. and wants it under
stood that he is we'll satisfied with
the patronage he is being favored
with here. Minneapolis is not as
lively now as II; has been during
other visits llr Gjertsen has made
there and the business concerns
do not seem to bs doing the bust
ness they usual llys 40 &c this time ~
the year. The laborIng class of
people seam be all hik kins sfor
|the countt towns begI u ready %
hsip out Rit ~ \ i, sofk 81 ss NJ soen
aMs M sams startsd. ~
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-04
THREE NEW TOWNS !.
FOR ! BURKE COUNTY
N1OBE SHORT LINE WILL HELP
- GREATLY IN INCREASING
OUR POPULATION.

ST North Star is likely to be one
Of the most lively sections OF Burke
county in the very near future on
account Of the starting OF three
different towns In that wide awake
locality. The town of Northgate on
the southwest quarter OF section
70 and the southeast quarter of
section 80 in township 1854, range
So. formerly known as the Zuelke
land. is owned by several promin-
entE Regina people. The town of
Northgate South, owned by the
Dakota and Great Northern Town
site Co. is located on the northeast
quarter of section 81 in the same
township and range. and will be
much more desirable for building
purposes on account of the nature
81, the ground which is much high
er and has a natural drainage on
the north and east. 1t contains
some very desirable building lots.
The main street OF the latter
named above Is one hundred feet
vide and is with right angles with
and ends at the proposed Great Nor
Ethern depot: Business lots in
Northgate are in most cases 25x140
feet, and in the residence district
40 feet long. with SO foot front.
The townsite of Perella is locat-
led lat or near. the center of section
32,SsSs township 1853, and range 49,,
and is laid out parale1I with the
Niobe shortline OF the Great Nor
EtIern system which will place It
about seven miles directly north Of
tie 500 depot in Bowbells. There
was some talk among the people
north Of Bowbells o: giving this
town the name Of Bendixon, but
when. County Surveyor, Clark who
,had ) cilarge Of the a plating Of the
|totpsites for the owners received
siiiss SEt q. Instructions from the president
sof the railroad, be was advised
to file the names given above.
Mr.. Clark has Just received ad-
vice from headquarters to the ef-
feet that the lots IN all the above
named towns viii be placed on sale
in very short time. and that at
the same time prices will be put on
same. &9
The name originally intended for
No.thzate South was Northgate,
but the Regina people filed their
plat with the register of deeds
here under that name before the
Great Northern had done so. At
ter this was done it was necessary
for the Great Northern to- use an
other name and it adopted North
gate South.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-04
.GREAvES TALKS Of
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
BURKE COUNTY Is A GREAT
DEAL MORE FORTUNATE
THAN SUNNY SOUTH.

H. L. Greaves returned to Ken
mare on Sunday last from points
In California where he went about
the first Of the year for the benefit
OF his health, and visited Bowbells
Wednesday for the first time since
his return. In talking with The
Tribune he told us that the people
here had NO idea Of what hard
times were. and that he advised
all croakers to visit southern Cali
fornia. He told US that during the
past three years the fruit growers
got very little or nothing from
their orchards, and that at the same
time the expense of looking after
the trees was something awful.
During the past two years he learn
ed that every farmer there was
compelled to expend Just about 800
per acre each year, SIS OF which
went for fumigating the trees and
balance for irrigating and other
work. Under the Laws Of that state
fumigating the orchards Is made
compulsory If the person who in
spects the trees finds they need, it.
If tho owner refuses to fumigate
the state does it for him and
charges it against the property.
The fruit growers there received
an awful setback during the past
few years, Mr.. Greaves says, and
money is as tight as it is possible
to make it. Consequently times
are hard, work scarce, and all peo-
pie are having a hard time Of 1t.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1913-04-04
new MEAT MAN p.
VISITS B0WBELLS
OWNER OF THE PIONEER MEAT
< MARKET Is HERE FROM
r TOLLEY FRIDAY,

J.. Marshall, who about year
ago purchased the Pioneer Mea,
Market in this city from r. F. Mig.
ge, was in the city on Friday
getting acquainted with our people
and looking after business matters.
While here he leased the Greaves
residence in west Bowbei1s for his
son, who intends to move to Bow
bells the latter part of the month.
Mr.. Marshall is now conducting a
first class market at Tolley in part
nership with his son, and it is his
intention to run the Tolley shop
himself in the future and let his son
look after the business In. Bowbells.
Mr.. Marshall is very pleasant
gentleman to meet, and we predict
that he will enjoy just as heavy
"a business here in. the future az
what the former managers were
favored with.
1.-TWO Married Men, a clean farce
comedy with specialties and music
will be seen at the opera house
Friday. April IL for one night only.
John g. Rea who made the part
of Judge Howell in Mildred" ia
nous will be seen in the leading
comedy role and Ida Weston Rea
who has written many successful
plays will be seen In the leading
feminine role. The company car
ries complete special scenery and
introduces specialties Of the better
class between acts. "a guarantee
81 money back ID dissatisfied" goes
with every ticket sold. You should
not miss this comedy treat.
Chas. Frank, ii Will Schultz, Fred
Park. Will. Jack and Ed. O'Don-
nell, Herbert Miller and five
strangers from the east left on
Tuesday and Wednesday, from this
city for the Schultz camp near La
Fleche, sask. !, where they will put
|in the summe er on railroad work
with the Schultz outfit.
For Sale Cheap One \ seyen-yearss
old mare With 5foal, one three ee-year-
old mslre also one fresh Gov and
scmlle ION ssed oats A. q. 4 Kaser Bow.
bells p. ss1sss