The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1918-10-18

spuds to ,Lignite Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Frank called on Mrs.
Z Lee Eaton Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bryan and
Vernie called at Boards Thursday
evening. IA.
Miss Sarah Owings spent the past
week with Miss Jensen in. the hills.
81 Mrs. Hattie Ellsworth took Fri
day dinner with Mrs. Will Ellsworth
and spent the afternoon there. 5
Oscar Mathison and R. A. Owings
attended the sale at Jay Goddings
Thursday:
Myne Beard and mother visited
Friday afternoon at the Will Ellis
worth home. y!
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Alden called
3:on: Mrs. Beard Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Watt, Misses
Allie McAlpine and Catherine Watt
and Coyla were shopping in Ignite
Friday evening. ~ 4
Mrs. Nettie Doughty from Minne-
sofa and daughter, Mrs Avery and
two children from Sioux City, Iowa,
arrived Friday evening at the Will
Watt home, staying until Saturday
evening and leaving on the evening
train for Crosby to visit the coming:
week with Charley and, Bob Dough-.
ty families. B. s ,i
Mr., and Mrs. C. C. Griffith and
children and C. M. Remington and
family were busy people In Kenmare
Saturday afternoon
Ii Mrs. Wood, Maudie and Grandma
Reep were in Lignite Saturday.
+. Mr.. and Mrs. Will White, Mrs.
McEvers and Robert visited Sunday
at Mrs. w. D. Owings and Oscar
Mathisons homes. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ellsworth spent
a pleasant, Sunday at the J. D. Beard
home $50
Mrs. Beard and Dick called at
the OWings and Mathison homes
Sunday evening. gF,s q. :.
2 Will White and Oscar Mathison
drove to the ]. r. Jensen farm Sum
day afternoon. Il:
c.. M. Remington and family vis-
tied Sunday with Grandma Reming-
ton north of Bowbells. s
Forest Pommier, Melvin Knutson
and Miss Cornelia Neidermier call
ed Saturday evening on Miss Sarah
,OWings. - y
i Jens Nygaard from north Of Bow
bells was calling in foothills Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Allie McAlpine and Coyla
Watt visited Sunday at the J. D.
Beard home. 4.
Miss Catherine Watt visited Sum
day afternoon with Miss Bessie
Ellsworth.
( Forest Pommier, Melvin Knutson
and the Misses Cornelia Neidermier
and Sarah Owings called Sunday
evening on Misses Opal and Lola
Jensen. 80
{ Guy Bull had feed ground at the
Fred Pommier mill Monday.
II George Clinton and mother. and
sister were digging spuds at Millard
Clintons Monday,
: Mrs. Millard Clinton is again
staying with her parents in Ignite
on account of baby Guy being sick.
G. M. Remington and Miss Mil
dred> Remington and G. C. Griffith
were in Ignite Monday morning.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lucy visited
Sunday at R. A. Owings, %=
~ &C. Griffith called on J. D.
Beard Sunday afternoon.
~ Wilson Watt hauled q load of
coal from the Greenup mine every
day last week except saturday and
hauled another load on Monday.
y. D. Beard hauled load Of coal
from the Kielhack coal mine one
Saturday, one again Monday and
one Tuesday.
Mrs. w. D. Owings and Mrs. Os-
car Mathison called Monday after
noon on Mrs. Henry Pommier and
Mrs. J. d. Beard.
Oscar Mathison hauled coal Mon
day and Tuesday from coal mine 35.
The many friends OF Anton
were shocked to hear of !
his sudden death which occurred at
Camp Grant, ILL.,, Oct. s, where he
had gone Sept 4 in answer to his
country's cal. The remains, were
shipped to Lignite for burial which
took place Thursday, Oct. 10 from
the Norwegian church In Ignite.
Deceased was 27 years Of age and |
had made Foothills vicinity his
home most Of the time ror the past
four years and was well liked by |
all who knew$h him. He leaves to
mourn his death q young wife Of 9
few months; one brother, an uncle
and aunt in this country, all Of
wlr6m were present at the funeral
ana who hoVes the sincere sympathy
OF the entire comm unity.
Il Sander Lund received the sad
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