The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-11-07
MINNESOTA
(From Staff Correspondent

Mrs L. NJ. Hadwen, Mildred
and Jean were shopping in Kenmare
last Wednesday. They a1so visitea
Ksnmare.
| Reuben Lund of Alexandria,
Mimi, is visiting at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. Frank Brill.
[ The Happy Workers Aid society
met with Mrs. R. F. Hadwen last
Thursday afternoon. The attend
ance was not large on account of
the cold, stormy weather, but those
present spent a very enjoyable af-
ternoon. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. F. G. Hoenhous Thursday,
Nov. 6. Visitors are always well
come
| Miss Marie Peterson and pupils
gave birthday and Halloween
party at the school house last Fri
! day afternoon. Those present had
the pleasure of hearing very nice
! program appropriate to the occa-
sion, and all enjoyed the lunch OF
: cake, cocoa and candy which was
served by Miss Peterson and the
girls. The visitors were Mrs. P. C.
Peterson, Mrs. K. C. Knutson, Mrs.
! Chris Hermanson and Herman,
Mrs. Carl Christianson and Olga,
Mrs. Herman Radenz, Mrs. Peter
! son and Fritz and Mrs. Bert Smith,
Miss lone Burrows is staying with
Mrs. B. M. Wohlwend and attend
ing school in Northgate.
I Miss Helen Speise returned to her
home last Thursday morning, after
spending few days with Mrs. Gif-
fin Speise.
FRANK Schultz came up from VIM
bledon last Saturday evening and
spent several days at Frank Ger
ards. Mr.. Schultz and his brother
have bought land near Wimbledon
and expect to farm there.
John Cron is moving a house for
Enoch Swenson.
The Henry Brill family are moy-
ing to the P. d. Peterson place
near the R1erson school house for
the winter.
Clint Rogers went to Flaxton
Monday to the mill, but on account
: or engine trouble there was unable
TO get his -four until Tuesday fore
| noon.
| John and Will Sloan helped Clint
Rogers put a new cylinder in his
well Wednesday,.
l. MRS. Frank Gerard is not improy-
ing asSfast as expected; and is able
20 sit up only a few minutes each
| Gay. Her many friends hope that
she may soon be able to come home.
John Cron and Bert Smith went
to Woburn Tuesday forenoon and
brought home some apples which
were shipped in by the Farmers
Club. They also became members
of the club.
L. M. Hadwen and johnny WAL
leen hauled coal from the Farmers
mine last Saturday. Scarcity Of
nelp IN the mines is making coal
haullng a rather tough proposition.
ana the winter weather we have
Deen having made a rush on all
| the mines.
Slgurd Swenson left Sunday night
Tor Baldwin, Wis, for an extended
visit with relatives.
Bert Smith, Charlie Reed. Clyde
Gerard and John Romine put new
planks in the bridge north of Bert
Smiths Monday.
|. (Nov. 6)
Mrs. F.. G.. Hoenhous and baby
spent last Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. w. o. Tucker.
Carl. Gerard spent last Thursday
night and Friday with Jimmie
Thompson.
Bert Smith ground feed for Chris
Peterson last Friday afternoon.
Jimmie Thompson and Carl Ger
ard were shopping in Kenmare last
Friday and Saturday..
Mrs. D. G.. Hillisland is recover
ing rapidly from her recent opera
tion and was able to come home last
Friday.
Pete Thompson arrived in Bow,
bells last Saturday from Williston
where he has been working with
the Schultz Bros. He went out to
Ed. Swansons for few days.
Miss Lee of Kenmare and Miss
Degree of Flaxton, the teachers in
the Sloan schools, spent the week
end at their homes. On account of
the storm and heavy snowfall Sum
day they were unable to get back
Monday in time to have school.
Charlie Reed is staying at Frank
Gerards.
Johnny Walleen loaded car of
wheat at Perella last week for ship
ment
Will .Dolan and Dick Frick had
feed ground at Bert. Smiths Monday
Tom Gracey spent several days
last week at John Crons.
Cor. F
NJ. e. CHURCH