The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1916-05-05


Hansens Monday
Sven Fjeldahl returned from Min
nesota Wednesday where he had
been visiting for few days.
Special
Get acquainted with "Mr. Bob"
who appears at the Royal Theatre
Friday, May 18th at $3.50 O'Clock.
The county commissioners were
in session several days this week
at their regular monthly session,
Nels Beck, who has been visiting
here for several weeks at the home
of his brother, James left Tuesday
morning for Whitehall, Mont. to
look after business matters.
A. Ward last week purchased two
acres in east Bowbells from J: T.
Ady, the tract lying between where
he now lives and the place where
Judge Randall resides. He will
plant the entire tract to potatoes
this summer, and may build a res
idence on the property next fall.
States Attorney H. a. Hanson is
fencing in the lots at the rear of
his residence property which he
bought last summer, and as soon
as this is completed he will plant
quite number Of trees. Mr.. Han
son has by far one of the best
kept yards in the city. and we are
glad to note that he ia enlarging
same.
J. B. Mowers who recently put
in a call board OF his own inven-
tion at the Richardson hotel in
this city, has since put one in at
Kenmare, one at Ambrose and one
at Fortuna. He is now working
the towns west Of Ambrose on the
500 branch. The call boards con-
| tain -"a@'numbers OF advertisement
are an ornament to any hotel, and
are about the handiest thing that
was ever invented. ~
Attorney Vernon e. Stenerscn.
who has been engaged in the prac-
tice of law at Minot for some time,
and who was formerly assistant
states attorney of Burke county, is
making arrangements TO move to
Parshall, one of the liyest towns
on the Fort Berthold reservation,
where he will open an Office and
also prove up on fine claim just
five miles from Par*hall. Mr.. Stem
ersen has practiced in all courts
and has been unusually successful
with all his cases. He should be
enabled to rapidly acquire a splen-
did practice in his new location.
Probably the busiest man in
Bowbells at the present time Is j.
O. Norlin in bis machine shop.
welding plant he is getting work
from all parts of the county. and
the machine is going from morning
till night Before this plant was
installed here it was necessary to
buy a new casting when one was
broken on any kind Of machine.
and this not only caused a delay
but the expense in many cases was
several times as great as the cost
of welding 1t together. In many
instances only small part Of
huge casting is broken. and can be
welded together at very small
expense when new one would cost
quite sum. The welding plant is
one of the handiest machines ever
brought to this city, and people
here are fast learning how they
can save money by it's use. John
would be unable to handle very
much more work than he has now
without installing another plant
and employing another man.
The Triangle features being
shown at the Royal Theatre each
Wednesday evening are most GER
tainly proving popular among our
people. From seven to nine reels
are shown each time. and the pic.
lures are exceptionally good. The
program for Wednesday evening Of
! next week will consist of seven reels
including two comedy drama fea-
lures, 'The Winged Idol and
'Crooked to the End" Those
who saw the pictures last Wednes-
day evening and the evening be-
fore will surely want to see this
program, as 1t is in the same class
| The Triangle features have become
popular in all the large cities, and
everywhere else where they were
shown, and we must admit that
they are good. The program for
Saturday of this week at a:OO
O'Clock In the afternoon and at $3.50
in the evening will consist of four
reel drama entitled "The Strange
Story Of Sylvia Gray" and one
reel comedy. making five reels in
all. This feature ia a heavy drama
with plenty of love, adventure, and
thrilling parts. 1t is in the same
class az the features put on here on
Saturdays during -the winter.