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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
EMPLOYMENT
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bhlILER WANTS POSlTlON--Nh hers
VIE may run boarding house, cleaning
out job eonsidercd. Room 22s, Oklahoma
TRAFFIC MANAGER-Or assistant. age
w, married residence Tulss, IS years
railroad and one wear oil experience,
sys'snstr and thoroughly competent
desires position with active refinery ~
on company Address N 81 care .World
STOCK AND YIELD AND An OIL RF
fINERi ACCOUNTANT Desires work
Can work at OF March anywhere. IN any
tne refinery Write to Fuad Abbott
sinclair Refining Go, CushinE Okla"
lOlNG MAN-Fiye yrArs' experience IN
oil and general office work Just rc
turned from navy. Formerly cmpioycd
care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

PERFECTLY NEW Four hurncr ou rAuE0
with oven used one Hpnlh MI sapi
t.r for cash or exchange Tor omckcns
Phone HllT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
Garage for lease or sale.
Salesroom 4l8 South Boulder.
Phone 1921.

JOIN SYNDICATE To drill Al, wells
J 700 acres, gcologicAlv approved 700
ot which Adjoins producing property.
Want 32o members, 500 each New
field. Possibilities enormous Not sell
ing stock. Write or wire for rcserVa'
tions Cooley OF Co. Louisville, Ky
ADVERT SE Twenty words in so month
lies 81 100 wccklics 81 SO, 20 big
dailies, IS, Cope Agency, IT Louis. Mo,
LET NE ACDlT---Or rowrite your books
under new Income tax law am saving
others money, why not youI Geo n
Emery Chelsea, Okla, or Leavenworth.
Kan
BEAUTY PARLOR-For sale. best iocs
ton in city; doing good business. Ad.
droAs 80, care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

FuRNIrURE--IF IT'S SECOND HAND
tAll nv We buy anything And sell
everything Phone B53i Diamond fut.
.uiturr Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
PERSONAL PROPERTY
WANTED TO nUY

WANTED TO BUY 40
WANTED Good second hand davenport
Phone 1854
WANT TO MY or rcnt a grocer, store
can at $40 $ MadlGOu - or phone
IONV
CARNAGE PLANTS Iprumhr,d succos.
t,ou Wakcncld 81 Nu. 1000 Potato
epIauis ror,r Rico Nanp nan. Farly
Triumph ~ 900 Also better prices
large quantities u y porns Plant
harm Nado,Ia. Ca
WANTED. Good second hand vpe~rttor.
rhono lI3p
foR SALE Fairbanks Morse rbrco H. r.
motor rricc $50 phonr2l01
FOR SALE lrc machine botllue and
brewing equipment. ryprcHs tauks steel
tsnks NriQpN sitos boilers sprinkler
equipment pump pipe. various sifcs
also betting. copper cable Tho Royal
nrr~ing 90. kanshS Cliy, Mo
fOR sALt uuo wicker baby buggy In
good condition rhonc ?2gi
ron SNLt Butter Et" Popcorn and Pea
nut Machine Oo0d ,s ncw. cheap Call
al Plymouth pmg 90
WANTED To PURCHASE Water ~cl
drilling outfit address Francis ntirk
Co, noynton OhA
WANTED no HuY- Second had roll
top type writing dsk Phone siod
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
BxoHANGH REAL ESTATE n
FOR SALt--Or trade 10 acres. one.
fourth mile from oil production. "a
m'lrs east IN Tulsa County. Tobin, New
luN hotel
coon FARM FOR rRipE-isO acres. IS
miles eaAt Of Tulsa, 10 trad. for Income
property $40 arrcs In cultivation, 40
Hctel In hay meadow, more can be cult
waited and balance prairie pasture Plenty
OF water good house and within one mtlq
Of good town. Gas well and place and
houto is pipcd for gas, l2O acres In
L wheat and balance 10 be put In corn and
oats; possession now. Price fiT 80 per
Acre, Place has a loan Of $4,000; runs
long time at per cent Trade equity
for rulSs property worth the money CAL
A II Foster with Y. Trusy Realty
Go. as Mayo bldg. Phones 552s or
R366,J ar $3.50
For SALE OR TRADE Two. ton truck,
good condition STAKE or furniture body
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HousrnoLp ooopA

N'ob -
FuRNIruRE--IF IT'S SECOND hkNp =
Can ~ We buy Auy,hing sud sell
everything Phone 053i, DiAmpud Fur
PERFECTLY NEW -Four hurncr c,l rAnso
with oven used one sionlh Ntil saTi
h,r for cash or exchange Tor chickens
lbrnr alli.
SEWING MACHINE RNRGAIN Ten good
drophrads, a. 80 - 90. ou N,c Moh
day 30 Ih,rd
FOR SALE Five piece IVORY bedroom
suite and two rugs CAil JW Thlr
BARGAINS one second hand baby buggy
one ~ashinr machine for sale rcasonahle
Phone Ir7h.
CLOSING Oll sNlF -SIil going op Only
few days let Good dfcsscu, t- hotel
commodcs, y gas ranges. 81 vide
shadrs sl d,uNF tables ~, iron beds,
~ complete dining set tAS, rcffigcfaiota
springs. mattresses. pictures, etc Now
Is the tine Lo buy that bill willis the
bargains last only three dalA of sale
leit--MondAy Tuesday, Wednesday Az
coal and wood heaters and gAs cookers
Of prize and ir fArt the balance OF tho
entire stock Don't miss seeing us dur
Ing three days Special discount on a
bin no reasonable otter refused We
SELL oil tho bills Wn figure. Tulsa Aur
tion Co, - " First n
FOR SALE CtrrS,-ian walnut bedroom
suite will cell pieces tcpathlcly. Phone
asa
ron sALF- Washing machine. almost
new; splendid condition Phone 572a r.
FOR MEAT AND WINTER EGGs RAse
Rhode island Rods, tho hardy utility and
beauty breed fsga from horogg.,6red'
pfic winning stock College nm Farm,
Phone tl09.J
,275 CASH Buys tvc rooms neat furni
turc In strictly modern five room cot
tsre. close in. on paved street; good
nclEhhorhood bargain. leaving city,
lI05 r. Hodge 81
FOR sALE-Fiys rooms Of furniture cor.
sisting Of three good rugs, library table,
bookcase. three rockers mahogany chair.
heater mahogany Hraphonoa, two beds,
complete osk dressing tAhlo. three chaita
To match. one Princess dresser one large
oak dresser, wAIcd oak dining suite
Kitchen cabinet range. lnoleu,n, bail
tree lee boz, small rocker shades, dra
petles and lights. Must be sold at once.
Together or bv niece Party leaving
city. 1919 Fourth 81
ONE LARGE REED CARRIAGE For sale
In good condition. Phone all1
MATTREssRs RESovATfD-Andr reoo,.
cred returned home tho same day. Phone
GAO Sanitary Mattress Go,
JUST WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING foR--
Rsinooat light weight nifty, goes In
bag The prize. 80 A. H. Walt Rub
Der Goods. 400 s Bouldsr
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ~
WANTED Columbia or Victor YlctroA
cabinet style Must be bargain and In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

TOR sAfE-Thrr. room brfk house and
loi Cnvito Phone 5o7i
fOR sALE-By owner. sit room modern
dupls, house or x r,ica Phone 5ola.
FOR RALF At big nrrih-e by ownrr
Must leave riiy ani VII. sell beautifully
furnished o. room. modern house threo
Aparimeuis ind fivN single rooms. bring
hi. I'm over fggI month Located
within i've ho,Ss 81 postofiee 1outh
west section cash puymsni and most
liberal terms on balance. This riIl not
last long Address hsA, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

now I CURED MYSELF
~ Communion little booklet worih
its weight In gold Sent free, Chas '.
Ay-o~t, 9is s. Hill Los Angeles, Cal
SPECIAL TooL S-jiys, fixtures. design
irv s,d bpiIding Of special machinery
Ught manufacturing work Have mod
srr plAnt equipped FOR iiru.clas work
write az your requirements Coniraot
- or hourly bssif Ordinance TOOL hii
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-23

SOUTH SIDE Lovely cight.room home
hardwood throughout ivory finish
builtlh features, basement and furnace.
garage and servants anarterst % 900
Phone 2g77
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
SCHULTZ BROTHERS
LANO BIG CONTRACT

The Schultz Brothers. Will and
Charley, are making arrangements
this week to move their big grad
ing outfit to Williams county, where
they were recently awarded a com
tract to build a road 30 miles long
between Williston and Ray. The
cost of this road will be some over
$87 900, Of which at Is expected
that the culverts and bridges will
cost in the neigh hborliood Of $25, 600
It will take about six, mouths TO
complete, the job fif eyeryth 3
works right The road is being
built under specifications Of the y.
S. Department of Agriculture, and
a large share Of the expense fs to
be paid by the government. The
county and state will be II required
to pay the balance. The Schultz
boys have one of >the largest; and
most modern grading outfits IN the
state, have horses and mules that
have been working on road grading
machinery for many years and have
men who are also trained In this
line Of work. Their work In all
cases has proven highly satisfactory
to their employers, and Williams
county is to be congratulated in
getting their services in this in
stance. 3' &.E .}s@i,5f*$5. =
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
IS Killed IN COAL
NINE AT COLUMBUS

Columbus Reporter: Harry Web
Der passed away last Saturday
morning at the c. H.. Post farm
home from wounds which he re-
ceived the day before while working
In the Mead & Sims coal mine. Mr..
Webber had made his home with
Charley Post for number of years
and during the past winter he has
coal for Mr. Post, but last week
went down to help in the mine and
was helping load the last two loads
they intended to put out this year.
They had run out Of stripped coal
and were; digging back under ground
when q large chunk Of dirt gave
away and caught him, he would
have been able to get away Il it had
not been for the sleigh he was load Z
Ing. The lower half OF him was
covered with considerable dirt, one
leg was broken besides being hurt
internally Harry vebber was
born In Germany and came to the
United States with his parents
when b child. $s He was 3 0 years;
two months and 21 days old at
the time ofs his death, he S3 10 sur
Yived sby two bro hers, George and
Charley. The funeral was held Iat
the farm home Of c. II. Post ason
Tuesday of this week with Rev.
Gail Sauer offlcia iating re-
mains Were.la laid to rent HI the cems
setery south I or IS stamped The deS
ceased had many TIL ends I'D this WI
scinity who VIII ssbe. hOcked to hear
gnfsl lhia - f{
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
SOLDIER { |. ] may keep
/ HIS. ] EQUIPMENT

Washington. April 10 Every en-
listed man on discharge. the war
department announced today, will
be allowed to retain as his personal
property tha following articles Of
uniform equipment:
Overseas cap (for men with over;
seas service. hat for others) olive
drab shirt, w00len coat \. and orna-
ments. woolen breeches. one pair
shoes, one pair leggings, one waist
belt, one slicker and overcoat, two
suits underwear, four pair stock
ings, one pair, gloves, one toilet set,s.
one barracks bag, gas mask and Ehel-55
met (fof overseas men only
Soldiers who have already turned
In their equipment are authorized
to redraw them Sby applying to ths
director of storage III this city. sfs
rhe department today called AZ
stentiOn To the fact it M ssunlaMful f0rS
sas discharged sold isr2 Il t0 wear the
regulation lnnif withont tho retl
cheyrons. hitch show Ill cohnecs
ton With the mil Hilary esta tltshment
ssh6as been ermina aecotd ding ~
assss
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
DIFFERENT / !. FORMS | / ! I!
5OOILEGC|NG

,s7 ~, a y N =, y!
buses 9. Aplaa q z, nus.rs ~
sq eezefs are .tne - .tss ~ ~
OF aI leasl. she most ~ Mea
fof1enderss, IN $sM 8 onta "a lBI;
bustle squeezer, lss. 9 woman
bootlegger q u otlegger is e per
son who frames in Dooze. g: az :pronl-
bition5 territor 1y booze Y =, Moh.ah,i aa;as
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
DEER HUNT
ERS PAY. FINES

Minot, N. D., April 10.-Peter
Scott, game warden for the north
ern district, was in Minot Tuesday
enroute to his home at vBettineau,
from a visit in the western part OF
the state where he caused the ar
rest of a large number of men who
have been killing deer along the
Missouri. Twelve hunters were
taken before Judge Ludowese at
Williston where they pleaded gull
tv to killing deer and they were f1n-
ed 500 and costs. Mr.. Scott says
that there are many deer along the
Missouri and it is estimated that
fully fifty deer have been killed dur
ing the winter. These men arrest
ed live at Williston, Buford and
Trenton. Deer are protected by
our laws until 1920.
Mr.. Scott says that the report
that there is no penalty attached
to the new law which prohibits
anyone hunting chickens with a
dog, Is In error Sec. "a Of the
game law, provides for penalty for
breaking any of the provisions of
the game law.
Mr.. Scott suggests that the Minot
Gun Club take up the proposition Of
killing the enemies to the prairie
chickens and says that they can Sc
cure from the game board permits
which will enable them to go into
the field to hunt crows, weasels,
foxes, minks, and certain species Of
hawks which are the natural enc
mics of the grouse.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
BIG SPRING
(From staff correspondent

(From stan correspondent
Pete Larson and son Martin au
toed to Niobe with cream one day
last week. That is the first Cal
we have seen around this vicinit,
this spring.
Jack Gleasner and Amos Pumarlc
attended the Consumers United
Store meeting at .Kenmare Thurs.
day. They remained there until
the following day. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Larson visited
at the Amos Pumarlo home Fri
day afternoon. =
Isadore Mogren and George Lar
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gleasner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pumarlo board
ed the train at Niobe for Coulee to
attend the Nonpartisan speech at
that place one day last week. They
returned the same day.
Misses Ellen, Emma and Julia.
Sween visited at the Matt Lee
home Friday evening.
Ike Mogren and George Larson
called at the s. C. Scaley home
Wednesday afternoon. ...
August Johnson and Oscar An
derson called at Oscars parental
home Wednesday,. o..
Ike Mogren and George larson
were Kenmare callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pumarlo Wis
tied at the Albert Gardner home
last Sunday.
Bill Johnson, Nels Nelson, Axel
Lindquist and Bill Pumarlo visited
with, Isadore Mogren last Sunday.
Albert Gardner drove to- Niobe
to board the train for Bowbells
Friday, but to his surprise the
train had already LETT. SO Mr.. Card
ner got left.
s. c, Scaley called at the Carl
Jensen home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Larson, son
Ed. and daughter Ruth visited at
the J. l.. Larson home Sunday.
Martin Larson called at the M.
Lee home Monday.
Matt Lee and son Aldin were
callers at Niobe Monday
Quite a few from this vicinity
expect to attend the dance at Ken
mare Thursday night. %
Frank Eklund called at the J.
l.. Larson home Thursday to help
Mr.. Larson repair his windmill.
Cor. l.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
Committees : } / | Are All Appoint
ed / !. Tor [ |. Victory Loan Drive / u

Town. is exceptionally we'll qualified
for the place, and from the way he
is going after things right at the
start we are satisfied that there will
no be single person in the county
fifth and last loan. and will know
Of the reasons why he should buy
as many bonds as he can. 4,
City Attorney F. E. Heckel has
been. appointed as chairman OF
speakers for the entire county, and
he lis already making arrangements
to advertise the loan. as much as
possible through public speeches in
all the cities and villages of the
county It is being planned to get
9 number of good speakers from
other parts Of the state, and their
speaking dates viii ] be announced
later. !. II. #, Ii: j n. .S.:5- 4
IN The Tribune has yet to find 5 a
single person on any Of the COM
mittees but who has the utmost con-
fidence that Burke county win 60
over the top before the end OF the
ffrst day Of the driye. Since the
war started Burke county has new
er failed to- deliver anything asked
for. It has always done more than
Sit was asked for in all war mea-
aures, and there is no reason to be-
lieve that things should be different
now. In the past Il everyone was
more than willing to do more ,sthan
3his share In buying Il government
bonds. sand Will do SO now when
called upon by the soil citors. S.Al
The n ore ente rising business
men in each city and village. 5in the
county are doing all ~ their power
stos push the sales By buying space
sins their local newspap per and using;
same tos dYertise sthe q ESbon The
sadYerti tisements used this time are
every way more sIttractiY and;
more conYfnci ing than those used In,
Former Instances. I. and VII be readl
eagerly the public. "a
ther details ofs the loan Will;
5be Eiyen Isl the ! nex issue 5ofi The
Tpibnn N 5ss u
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
CANADIAN GIRL IS
F0ULLY MURDERED

Divide County Journal: The 16
year old daughter of man by the
name OF Papermaster, residing just
across the line in Canada due north
of Westby, Mont, was ravaged and
then shot twice by man who gave
his name as Marcus Marcuson. He
was captured last night at Westby,
according to word received here to-
day. i, The murderer was captured
by r. II. Trowbridge and Dave
Thompson, both returned soldiers,
after they had chased him about a
mile across country. 30. "a -. ~
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
CLAYTON !,
tFrom stan correspondent, y

56i1 SS (From stan 5eorrespOndento "
q John Beard and daughter, Mrs
B Francis Bogus, were Bowbells call call
4ers Friday. ...#
73s.ssssP. H. Peterson was Sunday
caller at J. s. Bryans.
s5;; Jack and Bernie Bryan and Wal
lace Clark are entertaining the
mumps these days. How about IT
boys? 4: tn :.
Annie Uglum. Helen and Henry
4 sBogus spent the week end at their
! homes, returning to Bowbells sun
SSdsE. n; Z,
4SSsMr. and Mrs. Jim Uglum. John
Bogus and daughter Lucille, Theo'
sGulllckson, and John Dignan and
sister Loretta attended Mrs. Chris
Audett's funeral at Bowbells on Fri TT
1 day Of last week. q Y.
John Bogus and daughters Mary
and Lucille went to Kenmare to
spend the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Clark were In
j ECoteau Monday afternoon.
John Christ took his son Melvin
to Minot Friday to see doctor.
Melvin has been ailfng for SONS
time, Melvin's many friends WISH 'l
him a speedy recovery. 81,
Il III Mr.. and Mrs. Uglum and dalgn-
tar Mary spent Sunday at Peter Peter
&Chrtstiansons. sSs ssE ss.s
's S's: Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Kistler were lN
shopping in Flaxton Tuesday.
's I'D Day went to Bowbells. FRIDAY 1li'
TO see Mrs. Day and the. children
Mary Uglum spent Friday WITH l's
Cor. d {s,ss
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
GEORGE |: 81: HANSEN !.
IS ELECTED MAYOR

!, &tss;; fi,rt, q n.
ba,d ne e only ngh1 Mnnd e. me ci.y esectlon
u ~. sua..sy yL !" t1s - ~,
e,t, o ~ Ior tleasursr :. .h,ns .ns
y, anu Inan ~ tne .llilu =.
1So Rett.lolls weie u,ou ,''t -, ~
! ssansu Snua.os ~. .leasu.el, Anu tne 70
s tSeois Wele coIpeiieu .oaWlltlg -
f III .he haias1s ~ the persuns Nv ,., no5n
~ ".sn. - so.a noi - ignus -,
& /, ~ ~. ene esnalua.es Workea .naru aul-
~. Us .ne ~; eay' ana sacceeGeu N '.s eieIt-t
H.sa. Ms Y X. ~. san1oru. CASHIER -. ne
~; Dank os ~, - LIS stsy 4,
@ s oco ~ we Wt.t Z. &. Z. ~ - : :
yniy aame On the l'0 paAllot'EVa ~ 81, -
& sonn -. -, Noriin for pelsoiai .., ae..,$
h su.s tne vosels an .na. Wasu ~. 'a 4,,e
w WIN o.nei canu.uatss $. aoi ~
place ana altel mus n,u si.. Wofn ~ =
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sni n,ia' naa aa,santad ~ ues - rnn o,fpr e, =
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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
EQUITY PLANT TO
START on JUNE

Fargo, N. D., April 10.The big
plant of the Equity Cooperative
Packing Co. on the Sheyenne river
four miles west of Fargo, will re-
ceive stock and will commence kill
ing by June !, it has been announc-
ed by l.. c. Hoopman, general man man
ager. Mr.. Hoopman added that all
machinery and equipment has been
installed, and that the plant Is
ready for the test run which will
require two or three weeks.
The stockyards near the plant are
now being erected. and viii have q
capacity Of IS carloads of lily yestock
Mr.. Hoopman said. The Ailiing 9
capacity of the plant will be 4Qt
cattle and 1000 hogs daily.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
sPINslIR ! ! Ends
l|F NTH RAZOR /

BoResmont III 1. b. J, pril sssz
,yJ Stlrgeo on, o yeaTs old.
4 Killed herself bys ssln Shing5 her throat
\ md hptli tn 4 razor |E,i She E
ben pond ent for several err !
MI StprSScR flhad adS ron from the
home her bro iii Ehpm
ssahe Ind her own resi;z
sNence. ana Found sttllllafe
niece rent iiis Gfclh 0s er!Sf she
4
sIli0 HAD q r III NJ door, ha4NgA
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11

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~ cua NV NJ. W;nt foa :
h...seos - sn ,aan ans,a,,;+ ] - hu y
avs - s DSe q 8 M rmar ~
Tuuy ,an = ,a y :, ou, :, g
aA ny w. ~ = @ - m have are
ik = Ianns .snseaet ~ 1,s cnnditinn
lnto as perlect M MJlhs ,r;,,e a. arta
as poss,o,e ne 2. w as aras : s hana 20
Pill ana so1d ripe the @ tarst
gay Inc a.. a,.ot,sn' nnnnnnsd III cs 1 MT
]}.y as ~ ~ ~ pM ,.,,,, ~ ann, avn @
w ts,afM .na VS. iaa. = aa,arn S ant ant
iaskssI tnan /, .l.e tast so'oi A1eAs
f. i'hhs so.u ~ u.i ~. q 81
solicitors rs nave peen appointed ~
,j every city and township IN the coun, :
ty, and there VIII be ct least 20 q! =
\: men lles at work from me opening o1
the drive until purs W alto otment Is COM
pleted Co county chairman Farmer =,
has has charge OF tn. entire work IN
Burke Bur l county and tne iollloWlng =
lSeal oha1rme VII nave cnarge O
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
FARMER / LOSES EYE t|Y|| {
BATTLING WITH HOG

/: Devils Lake, N. D.. April 10
While butchering a hog. Ole Hail
vorson of Perth, suffered the loss
Of an eye. Halvorson was using a
knife, and in a struggle with the
pig, the animal leaped in such man
ner as to force the knife into his
eye. The organ was removed at a
local hospital yesterday, s
Go to Blenkners for real bar
gains in wearing apparel. a
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11

Joe smishek. one OF the promin-
ent farmers and stock raisers of
near Powers Lake, came to Bowbells
Tuesday evening for the purpose of
getting his instructions and sup
plies as assessor of his township.
He made the trip of about 80 miles
across country with a A team, and
tells us that he never saw the roads
in worse shape than they were now.
There was plenty of mud in the
hills on the grades, the coulees still
had several feet of snow in them,
and there was a liberal. amount of
water to drive through. !.
Girl wanted for work in restaur-
ant. Apply to Mrs. Ina Bendixen,
BoWbells, N. D, s 42-3t
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

s(F4rnished by Burke Abstract Co. j
.51sf APRIL 1
William E, Metzger, ct ux, to
lAdolph Zachor, $3.50. Lot 6. blk.
16, Portal. .s
APRIL 2
None.
s; t5e APRIL 3
III Theodore Dickmann, ct ux, to T.
G. Mccarthy, 5000, Lot 10, block
z, Flaxton, Nd S.,
None: ''.s.
APRIL s
. APRIL Z !. i