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

Will Ellsworth left Thursday
morning for Osakis, Minn.. where
his wife is helping take: care of Ter
father, who is very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Eaton were
Christmas shoppers n Lignite
c. M. Remington. ]. N. Wood.
Gene Clark and J. D. Beard each
hauled a load of coal from the Sun
shine coal m.::e Thursd
Mrs. Millard Clinton returned
home Wednesday evening from Lig-
mite where she spent the past week.
Miss Neidermier from near Minot
came up on the evening train We'd
nesday to spend Thursday with her
sister, Miss Cornelia Neidermier,
and attend the Christmas program.
Earl McEvers hauled load of
coal from IS Thursday.
" The Christmas tree and program
given Thursday evening by Miss
Cornelia Neidermier and assisted by
Miss Grace Alden, was well attend
ed. Quite a number Of young peo-
pie were out from Ignite and sev-
eral families from Clayton were
present. The children all spoke
and acted their parts excellent. All
present more than enjoyed the en-
tertainment. Popcorn and apples
were passed to all present.
Mrs. Henry Pommier visited Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Fred Pom
mier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Pommier call
ed at Fred Pommiers Friday.
Henry Pommier had feed ground
at Clarence Bryans Friday.
p L. D. Alden ground feed at c. C.
Grifflths Friday. -
Forest Pommier called at Clar-
ence Bryans Thursday.
Clarence Bryan and family at
tended the Christmas program at
Woburn Thursday evening".
Mrs. Millard Clinton and Mrs.
Walter Malccmb and children at
tended the program at Ignite Fri
day evening, returning home -satur-
day.
Forest Pommier took Miss Flor
ence Pommier, Miss Neidermier and
Miss Cornelia 'Neidermier to Niobe
Friday. He returned home the
same evening.
w. D. Owings. MiHard Clinton
and J. D. Beard were in Ignite
Friday on business.
George Alden was in Ignite
Friday.
C. M. Remington went to Ignite
Friday to have the Henry Ford
mended5: Bv the looks Of the
weather. Sunday the Ford will not
work for asWhite:: >.' =. ts'''':ss
Myrle"and Dick Beard went to
Ignite Friday to buy Christmas
tree. u -
Earl McEvers and mother went to
Bowbells Saturday.
. Melvin Knutson is doing chores
at Will Ellsworths while he is in
Minnesota.
Forest Pommier, Earl Alden Rob-
ert Downie and Albert Beard spent
Saturday evening with Melvin Knut-
son.
Miss Mildred Remington came
home Saturday to spend the holidays
c. c. Griffith went to Ignite
Monday in the Ford.
The Foothills ladies aid met with
Mrs. McEvers Dec. 10, holding their
annual election Of officers. They re-
elected all old officers for next year
and passed several new resolutions,
one Is they are to have coffee and
two articles to eat. Before they
were allowed four articles for
lunch. Another resolution is, thay
are to work for the Red Cross part
of the time and help that society in
every way they can. Their next
aid will meet with one of the Mrs.
Owings Jan. 16, 1918. The aid
will meet only once month until
spring.
J. N. Wood and family called at
w. D. Owings Sunday afternoon.
Monday was another cold day,
but large crowd gathered at the
Larkin Club at the c.. M. Reming-
ton home. All present enjoyed the
day and the bounteous dinner Mrs.
Remington served.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Morrissey on
Christmas day entertained John
Bryan and family, Clarence Bryan
and family and Lee Eaton AMI fam
lily. TX
Will Watt and daughter spent
Christmas at the home Of his par