The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-02

ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Thursday, July Is. On the
above date an ice cream social and
sale of, fancy and useful articles
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Hoenhouse in Carter township.
Cake, coffee and chicken sandwiches
will also be served The sale will
commence at 600 p. IN. A good
time is assured all who come.
REV. A, H. BEER,
On behalf of the Committee
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sc:viees 'o4 Sunday. July 4th.
Morning service at 1890 a. m
An address appropriate to Inde-
pendence Day.
Sunday School at -: ~(noon)
There will not be any evening
service,
Pastor, REV A H. BEER
Mrs. Arthur Christman is quite
Ill at the j. l.. Christman home IL
miles southwest CT the city
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Turner of
Fargo, who have been visiting in
the city Cor a short time, left for
their home at Fargo Monday.
The two young children of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Vandervoort of -
miles north of town were operated
on for tonsils and adenoids here
yesterday morning.
We wish to thank all our neigh
bors and friends who so kindly
helped and showed their respect in
the death of our son John. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bywater
Prof. L. l.. Hyde, superintendent
of the Bowbells Public Schools,
writes that he is now located at
Madison, Wis, where he intends
spend most of his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred H. Park, who
recently left for the west, are now
located at Molal'a, Oregon, accord
ing to a card received this week
from them by The Tribune.
Mrs. Pat Devaney, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dignan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Dignan, left Tuesday morn
ing for Waverly, Minneapolis, and
~ os,,tc
they will spend few weeks in Wis
iting with relatives.
Mrs w. H Owens and her two
daughters, Winifred and Nellie,
returned. last Saturday from points
in the west where they spent sew
eral weeks in taking in the sights
They spent most @of their time !. at
the Panama Pacific Exposition at
SanFrancisco,q and reporf@ having
had a. very: pleasant trip =
Most of, the people in Bowbells
will go to Kenmare to celebrate ths
5th, and great many people from
the country will also be there.
The program prepared by the goo-e
neckers promises to surpass ev-
erything ever before attempted in
this section of the state, and those
who go there can rest assured that
their time will be well spent.
John Carlson, who several weeks
ago purchased the spring water
business from Anton Nelson, is
straining himself in every possible
way to give his customers the best
of service, and his many customers
are appreciating the treasme ent.
they are receiving from him. He
is on deck all the time with fresh
spring water, and can be depend
ed upon at all times.
The basement Of the store build
ing of the Blenkner Mercantile Co.
is this week being made deeper by
several feet, and as soon as this
work is completed a quantity of
gravel will be hauled in and the
entire floor of the basement tiled,
putting the place in first class
shape In which to store goods The
work is being done under the sup
ervision CT A. H. s Miller, who thor:
oughly understands this Kind Of
work. #E 55 :s$ss ss-;.3@ .,4,s-. ;:s:
Ole Frosaker Of tile Bowbells Inn
plement Co. returned w ednesday
afternoon from Minneapolis where
he went about ten days before to
look after business matters. While
there he purchastd a d carload of
1915 Buick cars, which were ship
ped out at once, and he drove one
Of II the machines up himself On
the way to Bowbells he stopped at
some OF the lakes in Minnesota and
spent d day fishing He tells us
that he caught SO many fish that
day, and ate SO many eor ;$ supper
that The is ashamed to look 4 fish! /!
in the face now. He also states
that the 19 l6 Buick cars are by
far the best mach ines on the mar
ketrs for the money at the present 4
time.