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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-09
.U:O WOMAN. |. FOR
!. BREACH Of PROMISE

\ Minot Independent: The second
instanct in the history Of North Da-
xota where man has sued wo-
nan for breach of promise, has
..ust been terminated at Crosby.
and of course the man lost. v. =. -
Andreas y, Skjalbred,, "a Westby
farmer, growing weary of living
alone correspo ondled with an old
sweetheart in Norway, Miss Ragn-.
hid Eckstrom, and she. promise:
TO marry him. 5Andreas says he
furnished: about $100ss to bring her
this country, and waived his
rights to a homestead which the
young lady was to prove up when
they intended to marry. He sued
for the money he had advanced and
for the value Of the homestead,
,,ecause Miss Eckstrom broke off
the engagement and married asgar-
nerI by the name of Grimshaw..
The woman admitted on the stand
that the couple had been engaged,
1,lt sWore that the engagement was
broken NUT tuai consent The
couple ppeared perfectly friendly;
during the trial. ...5 sy z #
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F. District court convened here
Tuesday afternoon and the first
thing taken up. was the arranging
Of the calendar. Next morning
the case of the State of North Da-
kota vsI~ Sam Schultz was tried.
E. R. SinkEer of Minot looked
after the interests of the defend
ant and States Attorney Hanson
handled the prosecution. The
witnesses for the state ca;ied were
Mr.. and Mrs Brooks from whom
it was alleged Schultz stole some
cattle short time ago, Sheriff
Heath and his deputy Ed. Drink
water, who rounded up the thief
in very short time after the pro.
perty was missed. Hank Smart and
Anna Johnson, who saw the cattle
driven through town, Thompson
and Marshall, who bought the cat
tie, and Cashier F. l.. Van SicK1e
of the First State Bank, who cash
ed the check given in payment for
the cattle. The defense subpoen-
aed no witnesses, but, however,
put up very good fight. The
jury in this case brought in YER
dict of guilty. and the following
morning Schultz was sentenced to
three and one-half Years in the
state penitentiary, his term to
start yesterday afternoon.
The case of the etate against
Mrs. Gus Erickson was dismissed
on motion of the states attorney.
Albert Bejan plead guilty to
keeping and maintaining gambl-
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Bovbna County, 1915
Or fifteen rods to the entrance 81 Df
thaS rnsif auno crn,in57 d $%5a$S Syu1nrn y he

or fteen rods to: the entrance 0R
the residence grounds where he
was dragged into a loose bundle Of
:harbed wire and most fearfully
sIacerated about the face and neck.
One strand Of wire catching i him
under. the neck cut: his throat from
ear to ear; very fortunately and
seemingly. m1raculously the barbs
did not cut any OF the large veins
Or arteries although several Of III m
were laid bare. Quite a number
,tf people saw the accident among
whom was the Mortified mother,
who was unable to do anything to
cave her boy. Andy Stag erma1,
:jr, Mr.. Taylor, Bob Foster, and
Others reached the horse just as
as the added weight of the barbed
wire had checked him and prevent
ed further injury, to the victim.
Drs. Burrows and James were sum-
moned and responded immediate
" and were engaged for two hours
in removing dirt from the; woun ds
and sewing them up. It was fear
ed that one bad bru.se on the tenn
pie might prove serious or that
some internal injury : might have
been received while he was being
dragged, or that innamat1on might
set in in the wounds on the neck.
Very fortunately none Of these &C.
Cured. - 80 4 : $S<,.:- $Sz<5 : -
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s5s4x fra nh s} FnrlSS ri TUly1%2 Six E l1u-
M ma - q asla 81 a,atons.' the sknils. n each.
y ,sniit ns,an q az In hnuph bvs blow
:rrnI, ! !, ave-. were found buried be-
naath tina f.oor INF The. house form;
sarlu. ,1cc,,Y;ad; IN hi, eane RufIar. be-
4 twean Ma d - ana Shawnee. two two,
!. tatfnns tim & 8 =. nn t,,e Great 81 Northern
5!ugast ~ tI,;a citv # ass .
SEs a,,taar a ~, aar ras;denf of the
co,,ntW7 ~ S 6 nI, sis ,s.Sgho was aaneralIy
ss,r 3 tWn wears
+. ia, f1,ss 3 svl INA al
Am s.f Il avn ~
Tha psrnasnma ana was mad es ~ ~
X I,en svarhni Ian n shawn who was
engaged IN liiggfnr "a cellar under
s1u ti,e'a hn,,aa 1s,ase 3 ia : sEaletnns were
covered bv six feet 81 earth and
svarn N, u 81 tatvi henaatf s. q s hnle
5muls n.a 4, .ha tnnr ~ tle h,u Is
f,i.,, nf il, ! III alat ons were "a an
] , no "a rantlu s those 81 ADMITS. The
4 4 s,,s sivtl IL syn ) liar anf, Is sunnosef tc
ast1,a s ~ d nov pIirI s. M flesh
raps,s 81 med nm anv of The homes.
ilp ~ tho sy,,,iIs ;wera sniff onens
4 fl,3S Ia yinps heen5- camsei annar,5
antIu hv'E' hIaas from soma ssIiarn,.
~ st 4, :, an 8s9f s7
sA. Va .p,tia 5, ! ! !. nnaa e had lived.
a,ana 60 I'm Il tn q I rm q s,nca l,e first
- & a. Narfh t'11 Ia u !, ora a s. 1882
fIa 1, . IN =, ), nh hia nrivs
anyo 10 T, 81, wa 4 81 IL ! { sient hired;
I hai,, Which, Ia emninvads Ia a.
81 hin, IN ~, s.uork tl,a Farm. ,,rime
Al lIs =, - MN ss. =, 4,
ss q @ 8 ne ~ 3 hapa 1, y shoW 81 ena
/ ~ Il u ! san,tv aa gnt II tI,a habit
, ,o,,nd I IA
harsaha = i !, S and s., IN II
~ @ \ ) f, "a mn ars MS
I ierlv habits grew more no ticeablei
,ns : E !, u
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.S'Il|IIE HITS
BIG AUTOMOBILE

sNotpnan Miner: What came very
near being a. fatal accid lent occur:
ed 4 at Kermit last; Sunday evening
when d speeder carrying eight peo-
pie collided with an auto on the
main street crossing g. the auto
"a big six cylinder MaxWell-----be-
longed to: Frank Bannisters Of Lig-
mite, In which seven people were
riding The car was Just return
ing from the ball game at Crosby.
On the speeder5 were Il section boss
HERMAN Belt and his wife and
baby, Finley Dodge and wife and
sons, John and Bennie Of Kenmare
end Matthias West. The speeder
was travelling at q CARLY good speed
and owing to the string Of box cars
on The iding, it was limp possible for
the occupants Of the two vehicles
Sto see each other The driver Of
the. auto had. slackened the speed
$of the car to- cross the track and
when directly on the track the col
lision took place. The occupants
of both vehicles were thrown to-
the ground and all. were more Of
less bruised, ), but DR.. Smith OF, this
city, who was called to the scene
of the disaster reeorts none serious
The speeder was completely
Whecked and the auto was also
damaged to the extent of several
hundred dollars. While the acct,
dent was bad enough as it was. il
As hard to Imagine. how SSsuch a:
thing could happen without more;
serious injuries. { e,5q2s ,5qS;ass:.... ..sss y:
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O B N

! tFrom -staff corresp ondento

CFrom >stanI corresp ondent)* II
II Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ne!so1 have
gone in "a visit to points in Mime
sofa and: Wisconsin. @.z.E3. @1: T..
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nelson autoed
to Sharon N. D., and returned
Tuesday. Miss Alice. GusWick ,ac-
companied them home from Ber-
thoId 1 :; s5s, sss22ez 4: :ss#s5:& s5i -
q ole Rykken anu family have
gone on visit to points in Min
nesota Donald McEYers is act
ing as foreman Of the ranch dur
ing their absence. # 81 = 5<$t
The writer is in receipt Cr an
announcement of the wedding of
Miss Anna Clara Christian to Harry
o. Mix. Both parties are well
and favorably known here, the
groom having been our genial de-
pot agent during the past # two
years, and the bride having for
some time made her home with the
Nestlers at Flaxtpn. Hearty con-
gratulations and the best wishes
for along and happy married life
is about the best we can give this
couple until their return. III
zs Quite umber OF our people
attended the. celebration at Ken
mare on the 9Th, and are still
looking in the air for that famous
ship. The people here will no
doubt be willing to celebrate in
Woburn next year. Quite Z q
mum ber from here also went to
the Mouse River Chautauqua
Miss Eva Wihlborg will stay at
the Mouse River Cha utauqu 3'orl
time and assist M RS. G ford.
Cor. ~
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C8(|e Thief Gels Three and
. 0ne-ha|I Years in Stale Pen
Jensen T Takes Change Of Venue, and Others
Plead Gulty---Civil Cases Are Now
~:..| Being Tried

ing place, and will no doubt rec eive
his sentence today.
Ray Shepard of Northgate enter
ed his plea of guilty to the charge
Of conducting barber shop with
out a state license. and he was
sentenced to 80 days in the coun-
ty Jail, and then his sentence was
suspended.
Carl Jensen, charged with assault
with intent to commit rape, though
his attorney, ] j. Coyle. asked
for a change of venue, and his
trial will take place at Minot.
The first civil case to be tried
was started yesterday morning.
John Casey was plaintiff and Cath
crime A. Casey, administrative of
the estate Of D. P. Casey. deceas-
ed, was defendant. E. r. Sinkler
CT Minot and c.. A. Marshall of
Portal represented the plaintiff
and F. E. Hcekel of this city the
defendant. A directed verdict in
favor of the plaintiff was given by
the court.
The next case tried is entitled
the same as above and has the
same attorneys on either side.
The trial of this case was started
yesterday morning, and as we go
to press the examination of the
witnesses for the defense is going
on.
1t is believed that all cases will
have been disposed of by Saturday
evening Of this week.
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From Staff Correspondent

Mrs.T. Donovan of >Bowbells
spent several days of last week
with Mrs. Frank Kroman. !.
Thomas Madden, Jr., is on the
sick list this week.
The ladies aid was entertained
on Thursday last. All who were
present report fine time. The
next meeting will be. held in the
basement OF the church on July
q he hostess will be Mrs.
Harry Clark. Ali are invited to
Mrs. Henry Holtz and
Mr.aad Mrs. Frank Russell spent
last Sunday evening at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Miller. r.
Mrs. Martin Hager spent sever
al days c. last week visiting friends
at Kenmare.
Mrs Oscar Amundson and Miss
MaTgaEet Rooney spent last Tues
day att the H. Holtz home.
& A very large crowd from North
gate and vicinity attended the cell
ebration at Kenmare on the fifth
of July, but a disappointed crowd
returned. -
Mrk and Mrs. John Lohman
spentslast Sunday at the Herman
RadEnz home. r ,..,I
Miss Parsons and Miss Noble
bpentf several days of last week
at the Frank Russell home.
:ss MT.s and Mrs. George Leslie,
Miss Questad and Miss Langness
spent part of last week visiting
friends at Niobe,
The Flaxton Telephone Co. has
moved the central Office from the
Henry Schweyen store into the
Pat Walsh residence.
Mr,S- and Mrs. Al Holmes and
Children left last Friday for visit
in the Kenmare vicinity.
@ Miss Laura Walsh has returned
to her home after spending several
weeks at the Clint Nichols home.
She AFill act as the central girl in
The new central Office.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Jose, who
liveSne Portal, are spending a
Few days at the sJens Christensen
home. =, " ...::.s 49,.
I'D. Bedford. who conducts the
meat market in Northgate made a
business. trip to Bowbells on Tues
of this week
birthday party was given by
Holly Holtz and Ralph Cannon at
the Holtz home on Wednesday
last in honor of their 8th and 11tn
birthdays: Ten little friends en-
joysd afbernn ION ~ wit b i. them.
AT five o'clock de elieious lunch
was served and at six O'Clock they
all departed : for their homes de-
claringsa fine time.
= -. Cor G
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man DISAPPEARS IN
RIVER At CRANDIN

5 Grandin, N .. July Charlie.
Winslow, while bathing IN the Elm
river yesterday af ernoon with
some other young: men of this p1s cs,,
went down and failed to appear
on the surface aga:n. What hap
pened is : not known and, while ev-'
cry effort has been made to re-.
cover the body, all attempts have
been without success. WhetneE,
the swimmer was stricken with
cramps or. was dl avn down by an
und ercurrentt IS not X known. d: $s5 s: 555
Winslow is. about 38 years
of age and single. He owns a.
nice little house in town q nd was
working on a farm for ID. A. Black
AT this time it Is imposs b. to aa-
certain where his relatives live.
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MOTHERS PENSION
GIVEN Al JAMESTOWN

Jamestown, D.. July Tie
first motherg. pension to- be award
ed In Stntsman county was grant
ed In probate court Ilen M Is.
Harris, Of this city. was grant a
pension OF 20 mont th.
: The proceedings were broug ght
for har by tttorney Freeks under
the new law passed by the last
state assembly rs. Harris has
the support of two ildren, aged
22Sand years. for eac Sof which
she will receive for their support
until years zeHf age the sum Is
is no mont
Another mother pension appli-.
cation is now pending and Will sbe
heard by Judg IT emmi n. b.
This fss 5of eIson a.
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(From Staff Correspondent

(FrOm Stan CorresDondent@
Quite a number of people from
Dimond township attended the
Sparks Bros. shows in !, Bowbel!s
last Friday:
Charlie Stewart was in Coteau
Saturday where he went, to bring
home his father, so the old gentle
man could spend the Fourth at
home. |s~-
The John Stewart and Howard
families spent the Fourth at the
G. K.S Pierson home. in the ev-
ening a few others came and all
danced until daylight. All had a
very en- joyable time .-... IT.. .
: Some Of the people here went to
Kenmares the 5th to celebrate In
dependence Day. X -, =
- Mr.Berg and his. sister-in law
and Elsie Adamson came out here
to visit for few days with the
Berg family, and also attend the
dances the Pierson home.
Messrs Skardett, Ben eSkredsyig
and q. *. Piersona were in Coteau
Saturday .} Il "a 81 ,f=is.5.25s
Frank DuMars of Kenmare was
here last week, and on his return
home heS took with him Mrs. Chas.
Collins and son William and Clara
Peterson to stay over Sunday and
take fn the celebration the fol
lowing day Il. "A 2s$ i. ;3 ~ s
ss## I K and Mrs. G. X. Pierson and
children attended the circus IN
Bowie Ellis Friday S%5:
Cor.
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DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Limburg of
this city came near losing their
lives on Wednesday afternoon of
this week when Train No. 105
struck the front of their car on
railroad crossing near Flaxton.
They received call from Ambrose
to the effect that Dr. Lenfest of
that city was seriously i'll, and ask
ed for DR.. Limburg. 5 The Lin
burgs got. their car out and i'm
mediately started for 7~, the Divide
county town. They could not hear
the train on account Of the high
wind, and were. just about to cross
the track when they were hit
One of the front wheels of the car
was torn off, and the Limburgs
were thrown some distance. They
were not seriously injured. having
received only few bruises and
scratches. Had they been ten
ceet farther ON the srack. they
could not have hoped to escape
death, and even as it was they
tonsider themselves mighty lucky
in being able to get out Of the &C
cident as easy as they did, They
came back to Bowbells the same
afternoon, and here the doctor
hired another car, and started
again for Ambrose. He was ex-
pected back yesterday afternoon,
but up to the time of going to
press he had not arrived. and we
are unable to learn how DR.. Len
fest is
Assistant States Attorney Hauga
returned "Wednesday. from Grand
Forks where he went few days
before for the purpose OF taking
the state bar examination. Before
leaving for home he was advised
that he was successful, that his
markings were great deal higher
than what was necessary, and he
is now a full fiedged lawyer. Mr..
Hauge has been resident of Bow
bells since the first of the year,
during which time he has attend
ed strictly to his own business,
has worked hard, and has proven
himself a first class man for the
place he holds. He Is always very
pleasant, making friends wherever
he goes, is absolutely, dependable,
and we opine that in time he Will
be among the big ones in his line
OF work. His many friends here
will be glad to- learn that he was
successful in passing the. examina-
..tions, and will be glad to know
that he intends to stay IN Bow.
bells for time longer. |5:s; I. ..z, I,
Our old friend F. j.. stuckey Of
Lisbon arrived here Tuesday morn
ing to spend a time looking after
his farmsne this city. He was
very agreeably surprised !. to see
how the crops here are turning out;
and from the way he talked we
are OF the opinion that ne intend e
buying another place here. He
tells sus that q the country IN the Yi:-E
entity OF Lisbon got too ID ,lch rain
this spring, and that as u conse-58
8quence the crops are about drown
ed out, and are not u OOking near
as good as they are Il here. Mr..
sStuckey has made considerable im-5
.proyements on his pace here since
he bought 1t, and he I has I. one 5of
the best farms 81 the county.
The Strom berg Heating q Plumb
Ing co, has secured the tract
for installing plumb ing III tha Gust
Swanson farm home north 0f
town. and also Tor inst Hing ~ heat
ing plant at leS L new .I. ID Lucy
farm home Lucy oWnship.
Both jobs VIII be conn leted sose
sfalI
Job work ribuna spscial sssl
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Westminster
tFrom STAFF Correspondent

- D
W. B. .Coons and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Wilson spent
Monday at the Mouse River Park.
James McKim anu friend Ernest
Wilkensen of Fairview, Mont, are
visiting at the Skinner home. -
3 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Swenson spent
Monday in Kenmare at p the big
celebration. ~ .5';4 -
z On Monday last Hollis Graves
and wife autoed to the Mouse and
came home by the way ts = Ken
mare. ss 9. ss:5s:< r., 49, :..+z -
3 "A number Of thu young folks
from this place will camp at the
chautauaua on the Mouse. -
Westminster beat the Bowbells
second last week srnd will this
week play q return game. 4.
& y e. { e: .s3ss s$s '+! S;s Cor. x 3
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COLuM BUS

On Saturday aft oon June 8,
an the M. p. parsonage IN Este evan,
Sash. Dorothy Hullck became, the
,bride OF Frank Mack kenroth both
parties being from Co Columbus.
and Mrs George Brethauer's
home was mad HAPPY last saturs--
hay, une by the arrival o. Il g
sweet bal son s8ss
A son was born to M 4. and Mrs.
Mons Stoke on June
81 Born Ito MI. and Mrs. aek aekn
iAune on ednesday Of this week,
az sSs
X Kuchenb nbecke is 81 erecting
III new garage on lots nortl of
the telephone b ffiice and expects to
have everything read for business
Within the next ten days
Klehenbecker is experienced
automobiles man and has Il wed ia
jMinot for the past 1155 years IIe t1sts
has employed anot her expert In
this line To assist Inn iin the work
and we predict good usfness
,es0r the new enter ise.
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1udL SuduOW you AotASCS
coming events always cast shad-
ow when it is something good.
That's what the dedication of the
new church at Northgate is to be
July 18th Gov. Hanna and Prof.
Kroezie, the best orator west OF
Chicago, as part of tho speakers
for the occasion Your dinner at
neon,s too but there isz an interest
fng Sunday School and Service each
Sunday, at 200 p. m. Something
worth hearing every Sunday. We
want to get acquainted with every
body. "You are as welcome as
the flowers in May" .",' Come and
see what we have next Sunday.
The new. boards of directors OF
the various school districts c. the
county held their annual meeting
on Tuesday of this week, and are
sending in their reports to the office
of the county superintendent.
The ladies aid society of the
St. Joseph's church will hold a
food sale at the postoffice building
on Saturday afternoon of this week
10 which they cordially invite the
general public.
DO YOU WANT $500 FREE?
Visit Blenkner Mercantile co. big
sale opening day. AT 400 p. m.
YOU MAY GET ONE.
.Fre1h fish every Friday and chick
en- every Saturday at the Pioneer
Meat Market.
+. CLEAN UP SALE-Until further
notice 1 will sell everything I have
in stock in summer goods at so
per cent discount This includes
everything except outing hats My
stock is still large. Come quick
and get the first PICK. Mrs. Emma
Johnson. #l.5.s o. tt ;:,st q ,.:*s.s
y The rain continues coming and
the farmers keep on smiling There
is a better outlook for a bumper
crop this year than ever has been
before since athis great BoWbelis
country was first Sc. tied up. II
the weather was made to order for
our special benefit by an Z. expert
farmer 1t could not be improved
upon any. The warm rain yester-
day was a dandy, and all crops will
be. on the jump from now: on @ 81
81 q B. FELTON, Of west Bowbells
started this week on building an
other s.kory to his residence, and
In other ways improving the pro-
perty. a 5#
Attorney Geo. II. Phel ps Of the
Burke Abstract Co !. has put up 81 q
fine cottage on his lot at the Mouse
River which he pn nrchased q year
ago, and will no doubt be spending
the week ends out there Turing
the summer
Frank h Dyer is bull ing a small
add itiOn onto his; resi- dence and in
other ways imp proving his property.
low is the time to buy nose
guards and get them at bargain.
Only csc d pair at the TIermanS En-
Sdres0n harness shop
The comfy conamis sioners con,
SYened on 1'uesday or his week Tor
their regular qtlarterly meeting.
and are loo king the regular
routine offS sbusine ess
Jelinek ana Jack Donovan
left Saturday ME for MfnIleaEo:
slis anu other points e in Isnne ota
sssy leTsS stf Iii spend d e ot
weeks in visft reIatlYe Yes
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Into RARBIl
|NIR BADl ! ] ! GUT II

|Sss Bat thgat seIs-7
II in,,as Mi d q most fatal dent sc-
ssSsF, snsSS,Trsd here in ton Iolvs
and vas SER ousl c,i Il and lised.
HI Ii sfartsd out sOf I'D leading
stWG Df 4 the horsss IT'D wa Ter One
~ Il, eIn. hi
n n I'M M i tart tD fls
nm I'M seane q Ionp he had made
iIsin tlsts line vs. gets
Il 1, sspun ~ ppsd'
sl,rnsseIa tllas oop sslIg6t
shout le nAesSsk k95ssss
his egsssS gy| sss
u lsss II l s e q 81 oh8Essh q
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Mrs Emma Johnson spent a few
days the fore part Of the week Wis
Fiting with relatives at Greene
S4$ The Stromb berg Heating II Plumb
Ing CO.. III prepared to cover your
kitchen cabinet with a high grade
zinc. CalI and I see samp Pies. II /
Ssst Strawberries every Tuesday and
Friday AT the & Pioneer Meat Mar
sket.s
Rev. Thos ID eschauer of this
city has jusf pure chased lot At
the Mouse River Park ami Intends
putting up a cottage on same a at
once tier he has the, place fixed
hel pend part Of each
week there mex t0S natnre 4. IIe
siss get ting 81 gasol lene launch which
he will use iii running and "a
down the
irstS ls Bank this
city uses page e.Rs space The
Tribune this week cal Ing attenT
fion their hall insurance Wliich
Z cla imed fo be the cheapest and
best insslrann or5 maj
Ile III lar lIs eet ting III IS tiiie Il,
III ied next
FeeE Has ssss 1,os p0nes en-
Y bers
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IIsE or sA LES Do not
Sta away, as we llla very
biggest bargain ns ing you
Blenkner Mercantile
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-09

lad ies aid societ The
St Josephss ,ircll meet ols
III nea Heeis us
,la The;
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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-09

ss.: Nj Jelinek an Jack Donovan
left Saturday night fol- innear o-3
ana otfler points iii snne otaS
NJ Iler tisey g spend of
weeks II y \ HI relatt
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-09

# Mrs Emma Johnson spent a few
days the fore part OF the week Wis
ting with relatives at Greene.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-09

low iss the TIM q to- buy nose
guard and get them al a bargain.
Only csc u pair at the Herman En-
iresDn harness shpp.