The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1914-03-20

was acquitted OF bllnlpigging &
charge.
There will be considerable build
ing activity in the state this COM
ing summer.
! a progressive farmer at Hambers
has shipped in carload of pure
blood Hereford cattle.
/ The Devils Lake Journal is sore
because it can't hog all the printing
Of Ramsey county
A couple at Bowman went to
Miles City to wed, 20 avoid the fuss
or having the marriage at home
Many farmers over the site are
displaying enthusiasm and enter
prise in the proposal to raise more
! hogs.
Editor McGahan of Minot does
not seem to worry over the libel
case brought against him by Ar
thur LeSueur.
Farmers in the vicinity of Norma
are agitating the establishment of
a creamery or starch factory, any
thing to get the money.
; The ensuring OF good roads and
the proper expenditure of money in
road building will be factors in the
township elections next week.
The Marmath Mail: No farmer
can grow three hams on one hog,
but almost any farmer can grow two
hogs where he grew one before.
The safety regulation of having
the doors at exits in public halls
swing outward is being demanded
in many Of the towns of the state
Six proposed constitutional
amendments will be voted in the
coming state election, according to
the notice issued by Thomas Hall,
secretary of state.
A Milton boy has been sent to
Russia as representative of the In
ternational Harvester company. He
expects 70 be away three years and
his headquarters will be in Siberia
He possesses linguistic ability.
While doing his chores about his
place. one Sunday morning recently.
j. j. Wamberg, who lives near
Hope, lost the sight Of one eye
he was sent away al once to con-
suit Il specialist.
The experiment OF eradicaling
1uacE grass and Canada thistles by
the growth OF hemp has been tried
in some sections and found 10 be
!: success after 4 three years trial.
Not only were the weeds aradicated
but a yield Of fibre, valued at Sis
r"r acre, was secured.
Judge Otto Boyeson, formerly
county Judge or Bowman county, is
reported to have committed suicide
near Glasgow, Mont He was ap-
pointed by former Governor Burke
when tlc county was organized,
and held the office six years
The lack OF interest taken by
parents and people in the schools
Of smaller communities is to be
eplored--writers of school notes
are frequently referring to the state
OF affairs and wonder what is the
reason FOR so little visiting at the
schools when kindly display of
and interest would
help the teachers and pupils so
much.
Many OF the destructive fires on
farms this winter and the unusual
large number of small fires entail
ing much loss Of personal property
are attributed to the careless Use
Of lanterns The practice OF hav-
ing the lantern on stretched wire
and a mo Smoking emblem. with
strict enforcement Of these regula-
lions will save thousands Of dollars ,
1t seems to be that the powers
hat be in Ward county are going
o exert all the influence and en-
.husiasu they possess in the effort |
% establish good roads between the |
lifferant towns in the county. The |
of money for roads
|rC to be scrutlniZed very cosely |,
llong the line OF getting the best !
'alue for the money appropriated ,
The Crooked Creed correspondent
or The Hebron Tribune tells of !
me farmer in his community who
eeds fifty head of cattle, cleans
he stables, pumps water twice,
tables twelve horses, milkS eight
ows, feeds eight calves, some hogs
nd chickens, hauls all the feed
wo miles, spanks his boys, reads
n equity page and plays tune on
he violin, all in one day.
A nice big lot of live stock and
arm machinery will be offered at
he Chas. Shenne.,an sale to be
eld in this city on Tuesday. March
4. Be sure to come and buy
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