The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-01-22
Doings Around the Slate
Jack Metzger of Beach fractured
his right arm while wrestling.

Jack Metzger of Beach fractured
his right arm while wrestling.
! The icehouses over the state are
being filled for the hot weather
that is coming next summer.
Little Oracle Dillon of Hansboro
had her hands severely burned
when she fell against a stove.
Robbers broke into the postotfice
at Upham and stole a small
amount of cash from the cash
drawer.
Harold Sorlie of Churches Fer
ry was severely burned about the
face and hands when can of de-
ratured alcohol exploded.
Vernon Alf of Westhope receiv-
ed severe cut on his forehead
while playing on a rocking chair.
Several stitches were taken.
I A serious outbreak of hog chol-
era has been reported around Han
nah and vicinity. One man lost
forty head from the disease.
L. A. Baird of Dickinson suffer-
ed severe wound when cart
ridge exploded and the base, flew
off, striking him under the right
eye.
Richard Padden, Valley City
caracter, was arrested by Chief
Swanson, charged with taking
fve-pound pickerel from the J. j.
Lee meat market.
1t has been decided to purchase
bell for the Middle Creek, near
with the entertainment fund that
had been raised by the school.
John B. Fast, who recently came
from South DakotM and settled at
McClusky, was so slow that the
county bought him a pair of shoes
ard a ticket and sent him back
again.
Some farmers in the vicinity of
Glenburn report that their hogs
are suffering from an ailment that
5tlso s.nunh corn without other pro
per diet
Phillip Krogh, the little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt krogh Of Val
ley City, while playing with an
older brother. slipped and fell,
breaking the leg between the
knee and ankle.
Westby, Mont, is going to have
baseball team again this year.
Already $4,000 has been subscrib-
ed by the Westby fans and a ser
les of functions will be held in the
ii4ar future 10 raise The amount
to $4,000
At meeting of the Fortuna
Commercial club the proposition
of constructing straight road
from the Canadian boundary to
the south line Of Divide county
and running through Fortuna. was
planned Part of the work will
be done during The coming sum
mer
On the demonstration farm at
Ross the following rotation is prac-
ticed:.: Corn, followed by wheat.
then timothy and clover on sum-
mer fallow, followed by wheat
and then oats. One field is in al
falfa six years Then the alfalfa
will be put on one Of the other
fields and the alfalfa fields take
their places in rotation.
Charles Smith, formerly chef
in the Silver Grill cafe of Minot,
is being held by authorities IN
Minneapolis charged with the muir
der of William Klause, who was
killed in mysterious manner
several weeks ago. Smith work.
ed until about foar months ago,
being at Minot at different times
during two years.
While leaning back in a chair
in Main street restaurant at
Bismarck, Bill Broderick lost his
balance and fell against the win
dow sill, sustaining bad scalp
wound in the back of his head.
He was removed to the county
Jail in care of a patrolman, where
medical attention was given the
victim and where he will be con-
fined until his "balance' is better,
to use the words of the patrol
man.
An up-to-date undertaken at Mo-
hall advertises the latest in cas-
kets and other modern equipment,
funeral supplies, embalming, grave
diggers, teams OF autos, hoWers,
hearse and a driver to all parts OF
the country. 1t is presumed
that he'll hire the pail bearers as
we'll if they're ieeded. Dying
shouldn't be such hard job at
Mohall, where everything is so
handy. ellis efforts should be
helped by the people of this sec
ton" are the closing words OF the
announcement Now please, hurry
and cash in.
Mrcz Arau1t ROssOw of FreIa pre-