The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-12-28

Earl Randall, who spent the past
year or more employed at Towner,
N. D., spent Christmas in the city
as guest at the home Of his parents,
Judge and Mrs. C. F. Randall.
Remember the masquerade ball
to be given at the Coteau hall on
Saturday evening of this week, and
If you haven't got your costume
ready now, better get busy. There
will be something doing there. as
it seems that everybody in the
country is going. The Bowbells-
Coteau orchestra will furnish the
music, and big time Is guaranteed
to all who come.
States Attorney H. A. Hanson
and wife and children left last Sun
day for their old home at Fergus
Falls, Mimi, where Mr.. Hanson en-
tered hospital the fore part OF the
week and underwent an operation
for appendicitis. Mrs. Hanson and
the children are visiting with rsla-
tives until Mr.. Hanson Is strong
enough to return home. During
Mr.. Hanson's absence the states at
torney's Office here is being looked
after by Attorney Geo. H. Phelps.
who has been sworn in as assistant.
Don't forget that Blenkner's
Quitting Business Sale is still going
on. Everything Is on sale and all
prices are greatly reduced.
A number of Christmas trees
and programs were given at various
school houses in the county during
the past week, but there were few
that would equal that given at the
Bystedt school house in Bowbells
township on Monday evening of
this week. Miss Margaret l.. An
derson has charge of this school and
1t was under her supervision that
the whole program was carried out.
The school building was packed to
the doors. and every person present
could not help bu4 admit that the
affair was something out of the or
dinary.
My residence property In Bow
bells is for sale or trade, and will
be disposed of at a bargain II TAX
en- quick. Knute Frosaker. 29-tf
All people in Bowbells and vicin-
ity should plan on attending the big
ninth annual ball of the Bowbells
Volunteer Fire Department to be
held on Monday evening of next
week at the Royal Theatre in this
city. The dances given each year
by this department have proven t.,
be the most enjoyable Of the year,
and are annually attended by prac-
tically everyone who dances. and
many people who do not dance.
The proceeds of the affair will be
given to the Red Cross, and 1t be-
hooves everyone to buy ticket
whether he dances or not. The
Bowbells- Coteau orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Subscription taken for all leading
Twin City Dailies-keep in touch
with the stirring times. M. A. Jen-
sen.
Prof. Carl Gilbertson, superiu-
tendent of the Ignite public
schools, was in the city on Monday
Of this week on business, and while
here also filed his QUESTIONABLE
/ WILL k1l0 1VSdl UVdlu 4UAs 0hOCSG"
son is without question one ct thu
most efficient school men in this
section of the state. and the people
Rof Ignite and vicinity are indeed
fortunate in obtaining his services
He was employed as superintendent
| of the schools at Flaxton and '!ros-
by before going to Ignite, and his
work at all places has proven highly
| satisfactory. In addition to posy-
essing an education and standings
that are above that of any other
school man in the county Mr. Gil
bertson is a young man that is: con-
tinually doing his best to- better
himself. and spends nich time dur
| ing his: vacations in hard study, and
never fails to attend An educational
meeting, thereby keeping himself
up to the minute at all times. He
is very pleasant young man TO
meet, and is very popular among al
the people who know him.