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The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
BOARD OF EDUCATION
secretary's Office. 50 Broadway.
Detroit. Mich. Aug. Z. Io1Gts
BIDS, IMPROVEMENT
HEATING AND vENTTLAT
ING PLANT, CENTRAL II
HIGH SCHOOL BLDG. u

Sealed proposals viii be received ~
this Cfrics until t;;2 S al
all labor and material nscsssary III
improvements to the. Heating ~
Hv,entilatins Part q the cs1tra3
Warren and Hancock avenues.
Plans and specincations may ~
seen at the office Of the ConDultlnD
Engineers. zimmerman = NoCoIl, 1915
PenoSscot building. M
Proposals must be submitted ~
forms furnished by the Consultln4
Engineers and must be sccomp9niG1
by certified check or cash eQual ~
8 per cent Of the bid. A surety o0Gp~s
pany bond will not be accepted ri
connection with the submitting -
proposals. ~
General contractors must submit,
attached to their proposals., the
names Of all their sub contractofs.
The Board Of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. \
CHAS. A. 0ADD.
Secretary.
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Births.
BOYS.


Harry L. steiger. Sss Wabash; Car
ter b. Robinson. Grace hospital: John
Ayling. II Miller; Frank Pohl. 2i1 y
Arndt; Peter Shak. 367 Clinton; Nor
ris Katx. 1881 West Jefferson. Henry
Michoitz, 1914 West End: Jacob Max.
S1s Loyett Edw. !; Kelly, Providence
.Sird Theo oePe Ad sIa so' ST TTe Wii
liams: Max Passart, lt6 Dane: Mich
ael Abransik. AIS wesson: Walter
Poczeba, SO lngersoll; James Elya.
leS Pine: William Babcock. e3I Fer
dinand: BENJAMIN NJ. Feliawa. AL
Hart HAT: Sam Phillips. tiG springwells;
poiys. 42i Lumiey: vern Powell 1886
Buchanan: Herman Karaschein, 34T
Twelfth; Peter wroblewski. IL Moyes.
GIRLS.
Antonio sinscra. 22s Fort east;
Carl o. Nordstrom. I3s Thirtieth. Joe
Bell, Providence hospital. Peter j.
ais Superior. Ignatx Martinowitz. 500
Hastings; Frank b. Miller, Grace hos
pitsl; Frederick r. kontowsky. -3i5
Russell; Robert +. Lindsay. asa Van
Dyke: NJ. Berlieson. i33 solvay; John
Cab. 1894 Dubois. Jacob Rybiski. $50
bai. Sk PETE, s,an!s ssi cb.n ,s pa
cob RupinskL 5e7 GARFIELD; Leon
Drsekonski. I3s4 Thirty second: Julius
Sasin. 1910 Jos. Campau. Mike Rupor,
ITO Schroeder; Arthur Kuchta, 3e6
Cooper; Emil Setzke. 1874 Waterman
Frank Worries. Grace hospital; X.
wessoni Jacob Fisher. samaritan hos
pital: Thomas J. Kaufman, Grace
hospital; Henry o'Deii, SOS McDou-
gall: Joseph Butler, sac Canton
Henry r. Ciays. 40 Beniteau. II. c.
Gordon. woman's hospital
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NOTICE OF CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATION

rue.dax, Aug. II. 1919, at ~ = (l.3
CITY FIREMEN ~
PROOF READER TX VI
Last day for .llns applicatsea1
Wednesday, Aug. ~. 1915. . y -
sGpEhiNTENpENT OF scHoo6s
Last day for Ming, appIicatiSa
Wednesday, Aug. IL. 1915. !.sz
rsrson at the oYfice Of the Cfvll &c.
vice Commission. sos-Sio yArwo1
civii SERVICE COMMISSION, ~! "A
FRED w. 01elT8x &
B-iol Chief Examinsr and 6oGyk
Dated Aug. Z. 1915. M
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PROPOSALS FOR 0AJ6

=. s :ss es Rs.D % Il. y AZ. 3
until 2:3o p; m. Monday, Aug. ;, 81 =;
for furnishing the Detroit ~ n
Partment with 1000 bushels, Woee ~
oats. The successful bi6dsr WiI3
required to furnish DatiSfnU1t
surety bond in one-hsSf the CIT 2
OF CONTRACT to guarantee fuIu1no1&
all bids IL expressly reserved x(X
will be endorsed Proposal tor oAtG
and delivered u the underetGQA4t
p,m GEORGE rk<M.
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MOrtuary

BACON-Corinne Inez. Wednesday.
August 4. beloved and only daugh-
tor OF Ida stovail Bacon. 1oe Char
and owen a9c ' Notice Of Of G'Gtss
later.
CARMICHAEIs--Aug. .. at 1is For
est-sye. west. Andrew Templeton
Carrtlchasi beloved husband fsthe
Mrs. G. IA. Potts. DIR. Robert H. and
DR.. Edw. X. Carmichael; brother OF
of Mrs ~. l.. kanter. Funeral SER
vices from Masonic temple Thurs..
Detroit coTmandcry No. /. Knights
Tempinr. lntcrment at Woodmere.
COsGROvE--wiiiiam. beloved son of
John and Mary Cosgrove, Tuesday.
neral notice later.
Enthusiastically. at his residence In
New York city. Aug. J. 1915. Harry
~ Haigh, son Of the late Henry
Haigh. Of Detroit; brother of Ma
Italy. and cousin OF Henry A. Hsish.
of Detroit. 1nterment In New York.
HAMMEN--Aus. g. Christ'na,. aged 81
years widow Of the late Nicholas
Hammer and mother OF Mrs.; Eliza
Mrs. Charles Langley Detroit:
services viii be held - her daush.
burial IL Port Huron. Note. Ao Of
time later.
JUN0-Aug. 2, 1918, Joseph Jung,
aged so years. Remains At Zier-
vogel q Helms chapel. Mitchell and
0ratiot-ave, until Wednesday even
Ing. Funeral Thursday morning at
at Sis from 40 Jay-st.. AZ Q
o'clock. 81. Joseph's church.
kRAMEn---Aug: g. Albert NJ, aged 81
years. beloved husband OF Rose Ely
Harry bonahue and Mrs. VILLA m
Frederick. Funeral from residence,
ass Concord-avs. Time later.
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Classified s,'t''''.... | e Wort, !,

line.
Nc transient. Advertising. inserted
eaNrged, per insertion.
mSations except Births. Cards OF
and all Ads preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
ceargs. $50 for So words or less, Over
70 words ons-And- one third cents for
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

STORE with 4 living rooms and fiat
above, with house on the rear OF
lot rents for SIS n month. east side.
$4,000: taxes paid. John II. Hub.
bard. 1926 Kirby east Ridge SAG.
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40 RENT-PIANOs.

PIANOS-Eest makes. greatest as
sortment; years rent allowed on
purchase. GRiNNELL BROS. Gas
Wo~dward-avc
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
SMALL FARM

Five acres. with new 4-room bunga-
low and good well. located about As
minutes from city hall, near the
village OF Trenton: excellent soil
for garden purposes; will sell this
on very easy payments or will take
the equity I'm -FOUR city property as
part payment and furnish money to
help you get a start.
James S. Holden Co.
500 Holden bldg. formerly Bamlet
bldgD, southwest corner Of Girls
woldst. and Grand River-ave.
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When you answer THESE advert.. -
msnts please mention the Times.
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blossoms: % -thNS ~
for failure. VA
X dont know W
much hsrp No. O ~
passing SoueA u -. q
comes In scattered shoveu1
steady dovnpours. ~ uo
month. ws wees bqh1n1 =
tall this year. Int - q
above Normal Our 49,
10 . littIe ovsr - iueh1j y -
i've known hall q that =
two months. Wers - 49,
than other citles n ~
west" .i;. II a n T.
Mr.. Congsr would noe ~ ~
won't rain. Thursday. bit ~ ~
lieves there are symptoms g G
shine on Fridsy. :, # III
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More than $4,000 olive txUoa ~
being planted on $1,000 acres 6 lnn1
near Marysville. Cal. "A
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Dssr:.s rs.ss sss sss.tass - "
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opNau,lselAI

When It gets ~ n - 800 ~
us be thankful for The sha1e
porte Herald. sa}
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To RENT-BvsINEss PLACES.

ROOMS-Furniture for rooms COM
pietc. 81 week. Suriner. Mitch. a %th
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DETECTIVES.

coMrETENr. try,wSrthy OPERATIVES
siS,'' 6s s2Zssis H, 90 SssiS'ss"t ~
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

ATTENTIoN--For sale, 240-acye farm
near Hillman. Mich, known as the
Avery farm. The millionaire own
er lives in Tennessee and must sell
nne buildings. rich as cream. Make
me proposition. n. L. May, Man
chester. Tenn.
20 ACRES good house. small barn.
all crops, team wagon and harness.
s2,350 takes cottage. Kingon Real
Estate Co, i05 Whitney Bldg. Main
3i7S
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

MUSIC BOX BARGAiN--one mahog-
Gny Criterion; plays t2-inch tune
sheets; measures 20x1i inches. Cost
new SIS and SIC takes II this week
with dos tunes ircluded. SOC
weekly GRINNELL BROS Branch,
81 Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

HELP wANTED-MALE.
AN ELECTRICIAN to wire our plant
for light and power. s07-SlS Scot
ten-ave. West z63e
BARBER wanted for Wednesday
night and Saturday; 90 guaranteed,
over -. 65 per cent. il27h Rio-s
pelie-st
BARBER--First- class at once: short
hours: good guarantee. j. J.. Hud-
sons barber shop.
1fse oratiot-ave.
BOY, 10 years old. to learn CONNER.
cial photography. 20 broadway.
T5pSs ..4 Syy7Es5e ac w.! ss, ,cyes:.s Call
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WANTED
TELEPHONE OPERATORS

We pay while learning. Fine oppor-
tunity for advancement. Rest rooms
provided for f-duty tours. Good
Inducements to bright girls.
THE MICHIGAN STATE TELE-
PHONE co.
apply Cadillac Exchange. corner OF
John r. and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
To RENT--ROUMR.
HOTEL FRANKLIN

cor. Larncd and Bates-only half a
block from the new Interurban
Waiting Room. Extra fine rooms
at SOC. 15c. 81. $3.50 per day.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
STORE FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAINS

Detroirs best store for show cases,
shelving. counters. wall cases, back
bars, etc.
As manufacturers we are In posi-
ton TO sell any article at low
DETROIT STORE FIXTURE CO,
337-s4l Gratiot Phone Main iO22
for salesman.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

Bios
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-06-25
.KANDiYOHl
(From staff correspondent)

Albert Haugen and his sister,
Laura, attended the Weighing So
cial at Miss Julia Martinson's 8
school. A large crowd was pres
ent and a nice time reported.
Almost everybody in our neigh
borhood is arranging their work
SO as to attend the big circus
which is to exhibit in Bowbells
next Friday, July second.
Mrs. John Miller of near Lost
wood called at the home of Mr.
Boughton last Saturday for the
purpose of getting Mr.. Miller who
is building a large barn for Mr.,
Boughton. Bertha Boughton went
home with them so as to attend
the dance in the Miller school house
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Henrik and
family of near Niobe made a pleas
ant visit at the home of Peter
Nelson Sunday.
The circus at Bowbels next Fri
day, July End is being talked OF
considerably in our neighborhood
and very likely large delegation
will attend from this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Carlson were
pleasant guests at the Peter Nelson
home Saturday evening.
Quite number of young people
of this community attended the
doings at the Kiddus home Satur-
day evening. A large crowd was
reported and a good time had.
Sophus Schmelling and his sis
ters, Elena and Louise, called at
tire Kidder home Sunday.
The big circus at Bowbells next
Friday, July End. will undoubtedly
draw a large crowd from this seq
are going.
One of our prominent men, Err
nest Nelson, visited with friends in
this community las: week His
friends were all glad to see him
again. He is staying at the Rob-
ert Bowman home.
August Newman of N;obe visited
at the Peter Nelson home Saturday
evening, returning home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Christianson
and daughter Esther are visiting at
the home CT Gust Jensen near
Norma, where Esther will remain
FOR some time.
Math Haugen of Elbow Lake.
Mimi, is visiting at the home of
his brother, CLAUS Haugen. They
received word Monday to meet him
at Kenmare.
John Peterson made - a . business
call at the Chris Schmelling home
Sunday evening.
Leonard Carlson came out from
Kenmare with Chris Schmelling
Saturday evening. He remained
at the Schmelling home until Sun
day afternoon and was then taken
home.
Mr. and Mrs Selmer Morkin Of
near Lostwood called at the par
entail home Sunday.
News was received some time ago
that John o Peterson is serious
ly ill at the Bedtheste hospital at
Minneapolis. He underwent an
operation His friends wish him
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. . Eide made
pleasant call at the Chris Schmel1-
ing home Monday evening.
Cor. r
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VA lE:
{ From SstaH correspondent)

. y
i Mr.. 9and Mrs. G. Person are the
proud parents of a baby boy whi b
came to make it's home with them
Thursday, June 18th.
~: Sven Re;stad and Hartvig Jen-
sen autoed to Larson last Saturday
:. Several of the young people OF
this, vicinity attended the dance
given at the home Of T. I've, so ::
last; Saturday night. and very en-
joyable, time is reported by all.
). Mr., and Mrs. NJ Amundson and
Mr. and Mrs. John Lindersol wer
Sunday gue:ts at the home of E
Larson.
Mrs, Emil Iver-oa aid daue hter
silyiaIof near Columbus visited
with Mrs. Jacob schout-n last
week. -
John Moen and Phillip Bo'e
were ;Lignite callers Monday.
The Norwegian: la lies aid vii
meet at the home OF Mrs. A. Rude
July 18th. ga
John Busek made a trip to Co
lumhus Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Hermanson
autoeds to Ignite Monday.
70 Mrs. F. Welsh and 6aIghte
Helen visited fiiends in Mino
Saturday last. 'i"
:EE ~ Cor, 2
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(. y = ~ n . Fr S,-g
wife entered. the 4. restaurant busi--
ness in Bowman several years ago
and they have enjoyed a. good pa
tronage. Miss Carlson, whose
home is but a few miles from Bow
man, was employed for more than
a year as waitress. Friends Of
the family say that for some time
he has been paying undue attention
to. the girl. Mrs. Evans said that
she stood it as long as she could. it
is reported, and yesterday asked
Miss Carlson to leave wnereupo;i
Mr. Evans said that lie! too would
leave. His wife then ASS 'sted him
in packing his suitcase and assur-
ed him that he would be welcome
at any time he should wish to re-
turn, according to the reports cur
rent here. -"
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Mrs. Hugh McGillivray and
daughter, Vera, spent several days
of last week visiting at the Harry
Clark and Bob Emersin homes.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Schafer and
children have moved into the house
on the Widdowson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. HamFord Larsen
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kienast and children spent
last Sunday at the M. Lemons
home s...Gs.@zs ,b,ss i .,5'r@5 "a, <. = 's-s
q s. The ladies aid met with Mrs.
Bob Emerson on Thursday last. "A
large crowd was present and re-
port. fine time. The next meet
ing will be held with -, Mrs. Jens
Christensen on Thursday, July 1st,
All are invited to atteno. "5Ia| 4 y -
Mr.. and Mrs. George FELTON,
spent last Sunday at the Chas. Mad
den home in Northgate. q s9z : n I.
: The big circus which will be- held
at Bowbells July End will draw a
large crowd from this vicinity, as
almost everybody says they are
going. Y si, NJ f$S7Ss u 's~. $~s:' p
Mr. and Mrs. D: B. Patch left on
Tuesday last for their home in
Plain City, Ohio, after spending
several months visiting at the Wal
ter Lowe home. @ u s$. u is: $sz yS$ e%
Hamford Larsen spent last week
looking after business matters in
the Magic City. E ss5 ~. ~,
s:4 Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Emerson and
children spent last Sunday at the
Hugh Nj Gilliyray home near New.
port 5;3S Va
3'5s2 ID 81 . and MRS. jim Borst and Mr..
and Mrs. John McC Cune 81 returned
to their home last Monday after
spending ten days I'M M ontana
Il. and & Mrs. 4, .% .3 Lees are the
proud parents OF a baby girl born
to them on. THURSDAY last.
nd S3 There will 4 be Sa dance given in
the Northgat hall Saturday even.
Ing July g rd |. four piece Or
1chestra will furnish the music.
Everybody is Invited. There Will
also be d ball game III the after
noon or eveniIi /, and a good time
assured all who come SSts5s;s;
he Henry Kienast family and
Bessie Lemons spent last Saturday
sat the Peter Koch home
fr. and Mrs. Reed from lssarpi0
are Yisitin their
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From. stan Z correspondent;)3

and Mrs. Bert & Smith, Mr..
and Mrs Gould and Mrs.
sdfrard from nor rttlf aof aBowbslls atS
tended aid at the r. Remington home
on Nednesay Of last week sSsSs
Ne made an error iin last Wsek's
items. II. and Mrs. Rraato did
\ not goS to Mtn0t.
y There was ii Ii ispf fint ssay aying Mrs.
Kate SerYis3 was visiting iii foot
hills. was her lighter, Mrs;
#Jess
Grace Alden came nome to stay
4 while. sdna tool her place at3
B #IJEium' 'ss sSunda ssss
Calvin Clinton and lVEi lard Glin-;
4 ton ton ofs Stamped de visited over sun
their aunt .nl olln1l d
s Lucy Clinton olf mite has been
spending Few .eeks her
ssiafe athi hison
Beard and Wait re-
turned SO their homes aturday5
saEssl rs. Heard ana children visited
riday AFTERNOON The EGYelrs,| 4 Il
Sas IS!l slarenl1,ce 'llswoTt and
N & 4 lntae' q
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-06-25
nIIIlB BANK CHANG,
EEss HANDS TUESDAY.

:"
The First state Bank Of Niobe
4 has changed hands, Mr.. and, Mrs.
IS sorenson, who during the
pasf few years have held the con-
4 trolling interest, having sold their
entire holdings to o. x. Jensen of
Poplar, Mont. Mr.. Sorenson, who
was holding the Office of president
of the institution, was checked out
on Tuesday, of ! this week at a !spe-
/ cial meeting OF the directors, and
the new owner was elected to the
place. Cashier C. A. Martinson
will continue to hold his position
under the new ownership. IS
$*s, MIR. Jensen is quite we'll known
\ III this section Of tine state, having
lived here some years, prior to- go
Ing to Montana. ~ For a time he
was connected with a bank at
Norma, and later with bank: at
4 Kenmare, and for ~2 several years
held the position of cashier Of a
bank at, Sawyer. g He left for
Montana. several years ago and To-
Gated near Poplar where he took
a homestead and proved It up.
Later he went into the real es ate
and loan business, and made a. big
success in this line. He is backec
by almost an unlimited amount of
money, Is a prince or a nice fell
low, first class business man and
banker. and there is every reason
to.,believe that he will keep the
NiBbe bank growing the same as
it has grown in the past. -,
!; While In 3BoWbe:ls Mr.: Sorenson
stated to The. Tribune that he
would continue 10 reside in Niobe
during the balance uf the summer
and continue hisa3real estate bu"i-
ness Of which he has made quite
$a success while in the banking
!. business and that next Il. fall he
would leave for California: and
spend the winter. there. Mr.. s.
@is an exceptionally blight y3ung
man, one whom it is O. great pleas
ure to meet and converse .t,a It'll,
and is d very able business man.
4 He came to yBowbells less than ten
years ago and for a time was emz
ployed as clerk in the ,Jens Pete
son store here - Later he secured
q position in one of the banks at
KenInare and there 1t gdid not take
the. directors long to find out his
1 worth In the banking business. He
took ID great interest In his WORN,
] learned rapidly Il and the next thing
we knew he was sent to Niobe 10
4 take charge OF the F irat stats
sEsank. Here again ne kept rforg-
& ing to- the front until he got con-
troll Of practically all the stock in
I the bank. He worked hard, he
was honest. HIS word was as good
ass;his bond, and the people all over
the country found that they could
I trust him an the, the WI way - through: ns' I n
else that Is willing Ito go after
things the way he did. It is hop%
ed that after spending the win'ec
In the west Mr.. Sorenson> can see
I his way. clear to come back here
& next, spring and continue to be ole
f&of U.s. e s a, s.,sss' p g, -.
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daughter. Mrs. r. Wilson.
Ralph Murry has purchased q
horse, buggy and harness. Watch
the girls smile at Ralph now.
1t has been decided to dedicate
the church July 18 Gov. Hanna
and other able speakers will be
present on that date. The ladies
aid will serve coffee. sandwiches
and cake In the basement.
W. Willings has purchased
Ford runabout. We wonder who
the lucky one will be.
Cor. g
(From another correspondent
Mrs. Mark McArlle OF Northgate
was a Bowbells visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. FELTON, of this
vicinity were in Bowbells Tuesday
afternoon.
Tom Madden, Jr., was in Bow
bells between trains Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Callahan ar
rived here from Austin, Mimi, to
spend some time visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Thos Madden, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Madden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Callahan made
a flying trip to Bromhead, Sask.,
to visit at the Harry McAlpine
home. They made the trip in the
formers car.
Cor. C
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Friday afternoon. ..9>@x: s%5 5.:S !. " i.
Y v q Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Clinton and
children and Mrs. D. &C. Morrissey
were in Portal Thursday @of last
week. 4.z@t;53 5i.$a :.S1?2 ~ y So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard and two
boys spent Sunday at the Jim Ug
lumE home. g:S %5z4 ti.s%'}33 ~ .; !
Foothills ladies' aid will meet
with Mrs. Jim Uglum June s0th'
Everybody invited. 553 ?, , ".
7 Miss Noble closed very succe s.
full term of school in Foothills
school No. i last Friday. She left
for her old, home at Osakis, Mimi,
Monday morning. She will re-
turn to- teach the >Lignite school
the coming year. = -
Clarence Pervis from Mime o a
is spending his vacation with his
uncle, G.. c.. Griffith. t~ E'> -
4L:3L. Griffith came up from Mi,
not Monday evening to see to things
on the farm. ., ~
G. C. Griffith is in Minot taking
Schiropractic treatments.
3 Mrs. r. A.; Owings return sd5 from
Minot Saturday evening.
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Cashier Krpn1anS ce a the
First tate Bank orth gate
5transaafsa sinlssss Bowbells
ALLEGED AGENT .
'sllINDL|NG PEOPLE

Grand Fork AZ q sD. Jlne q q 80 80:
Secretary Moore, off The Catholic
sBuiIet tin, Of Sc Pau, arrived lin
Grand Forks to look into the case
sof Frank Harvey, J, Who I is being held
here ON the charge Of sWindling
people BY passing hims Is of as an "a
agent for the publ 1ication and &.
ing up stibscrip ipti ons "
Moore@ declares the man is not an
agent Of the Concern and that he
has no authority to- ke up sub
scripti ions. @ He Lii also wanted In
3St. Paul and It is slinde TODD that
ff lie refuses to return there for
trial, papers will be served on him;
IN this state. 3SsS
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s3 Friday june 25 1915

-rt :
were In Minot last week having
dental work done and seeing the
sights. - 4
. "A large crowd attended the barn
dance at the Thies home last Sat
,lrday ras .--~''
HAIRY Cochran was a bus mes
calleESat the Howard home Sunday.
The choir for Norwegian church
met with Mrs. A. e. Bar Wed .ei-
day.
d Quite. a good deal of fsn:ing II
being done in the hills country
this summer.
,Mesdames c. r. Littlefeld and
R. M s7Hansen spent a few days
visiting Friends and relatives in
KenHaare this week. -
q. Bar made a bussne SIS trip
to Kenmare last Tuesday.
Cor. l.
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.HEITINGER GIRL. {. :. :.
Shot |O N \ THIGH.

Hettinger, NJ D., June 24.--Es-
tell Collicott, the 14-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs H. p.
Gollicott, M was cidentally shot
through the left thigh by her faith
5ser while he was preparing riff :
10 shoot q rabbit 1t seems that
Mr.. Collieottt did not know the
gun was loaded. and IS IS had Just
pumped a load into the barrel that
In some manner was 1ischarg I'd as
the girl came into the 70 ON the
bullet striking her in the left thigh
and passing almost; through. DR..
Johns was called imme ediately and
removed the ball. While the wound
III necessarily painful, no bad re-
suits are antici pated. The bone In
the limb was not INJURED. The
srifle@ was OF the az caliber variety
and the load was powerful long
riff cartridge t:s3!
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2: T. S. Wiper Of Sheldon spent
Wednesday in the city as guest at
The Wiper home here.
.z Mrs John Auffarth is quite ill
from rheumatism and complica-
tions. = >s. '--
Mrs. Chas. Blomgren is very i'll
from lagrippe. --
Several full blooded boar pigs
for sale. VIM Butgereit, Bow
bells, N. D. IT,
Mrs. C. H Hecht Of Portal spent
several days r, this week visiting
with friends in this city.
Would like to have class Of
beginners in music. For terms
and other particulars see Mrs.
Lawrence Hunter.
~ will grind feed Monday. June;
,28 and Tuesday, July s and Mon
day, July 19. Don't forget these
dates. John Cron. -
+ For Service, jersey Registered
Bull John Brockel,: at 500 sec
ton house, Bowbel S, N. d. If
>, EDWARD REINSEL is RE-
QUESTED By HIS BROTHER S.
j.. 7REENSEL TO COME TO BOW
BELLS AT ONCE. ..r
: Mr., and Mrs. :, Henry Schweyen
are the proud parents #of "a bright
baby sgirl born to them ON Monday
of this week. 49, ..,.te - ~ a.5 $.;. b.;
Knut Jud Of Flaxton, while at
work at his carpenter shop at Flax
ton on Wednesday of this week.
got one Of his hands mixed up with
the planning mill with the result
that it was severed at the: wrist.
He was Immediately taken to the
Kenmare hospital for treatment.