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The Bowbells tribune., 1920-01-16
FOOTHILLS
(From Staff Correspondent)

(FrOm SCaH COrreSpOnQenL)
Jack Christianson and sister An
ME took Tuesday dinner with Mr.
and Mrs r. A. Owings.
Adrian Bondreau spent Tuesday
night with Fred Pommier.
Mrs. Will Ellsworth spent Tues
day evening with Mrs. T. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pommier
and Mrs. Henry Frank and baby
spent Tuesday evening at the l.. D.
Alden home. - IS
G. c. Griffith, Will Watt and
Fred Pommier were in Lignite
Wednesday. .Js5
&C. Griffith called on. J. D.
Beard and Fred fomnlier Thursday
c. NJ. Remington called on C. c.
Griffith Thursday afternoon. They
were trading calves and pigs.
DR.. Porter of Powers Lake was
doing some dental work at Clarence
Bryans Thursday. He also spent
the night at Bryans, calling at Os-
car Mathisons Friday morning and
treating horses there Friday That
night he spent at G. c.. Griffiths.
IF. Glaspey called at j. D.
Boards friday and Saturday when
hauling hay from the hills.
]. D. and Albert Beard hauled
hay from the hills several days last
week. =
r. A. owings had a team shod
at the Earl Alden shop Thursday.
R. a.. Owings called to see Mrs.
Henry Pommier Thursday. I.
Mr. and! Mrs. r. "A. Owings called
at Boards on their way home
Thursday evening. A
Robert Downie, Earl Alden For
est Pommier and sister Mrs. Henry
Frank attended Z the basket ball
game at Lignite Friday evening. i
M R obert McEvers called on Oscar
Mathison Thursday evening to get
a. hair cut. s h. tSS.:. fl f9
t Il Albert Beard was down to- Oscar
Mathison Friday evening to get his
hair trimmed I. 9
Robert McEvers took in the mas.
4querade at Flaxton Friday evening:
N 81 Wood spent Friday in zLig-
night fetching the Misses Nildred
Remington and Maudie God to
their homes to stay over Saturday.
Will Watt spent several days last
week in Lignite. sssssl
HI d. Alden and L sSG George Alden
each hauled q load Of oa e rom
SFlaxton sFrrida Henry Pommier
saccomp anied il. q. len to laxton
\ III |. Watt came out from u e
mite Saturd day evening Wit q.
Downie, staying over. night ~ tBhe
sDOwnie home
IL and Issee Eaton ss and
childrs yisit Sunday $at tha r.
OWings III ONE ssSSss sSsS
and Il. Ienry PomI1i Ter,
4 i,liI FOR
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Marie Van Dervoort spent last
Thursday night with Mary Dever-
eaux. ~ sss.55
A few invited friends enjoyed a
card party at Pete Sorensons last
Friday evening. t.,
Oswald Hager spent last Thurs
day night with his friend Holly
Holtz. V
Mark McArdle. is taking the cen
sus in Carter township this week.
August Myers. one of the first
hardware dealers in Northgate, but
who left here several years ago, and
Miss Elsie Leola Peterson of Farm
er City, ILL.,, were married Jan. /.
They will live in = Kansas until
spring, when they will move on his
farm at Van Hook.
Miss Hortense Gleason spent last
Saturday night with lone Burrows
at the Benny Wohlwend home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Blaska and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Emer-
son and children visited last Sun
day at the home Of Jim Burke.
Henry Voss and daughter Flor
ence were at Kenmare hospital last
Tuesday to see Mrs. Voss.
There will be masquerade dance
at the Charley Madden hall in
orthgate on Friday evening Of
this week, to which all are invited.
Miss Nellie Kinsella visited at
the Henry Voss home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus LIE Claire and
children attended church in Flax
ton last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Borst and sons
visited at Oscar Amundsons last
Saturday. :7es
The little child of Mr.. Wilson, a
car repairer in Northgate, Sask., is
seriously ill.
Harvey Huff is working at Wal
ter loves this week.. .#
Ed. Fields the engineer on the
G.. NJ, his wife and little daughter
left this week for Oregon where
they will spend the next six weeks.
Howard Ellis, the fireman on the
G.. NJ, and his wife are visiting in
Regina, Canada, this week.
DR.. Ewing of Kenmare and DR..
Grogan of Flaxton were called to
the Lewie Mellum nome last We'd
nesday to perform an operation for
appendicitis on one of the sons of
Mr.. Mellum.
Will Zoedrow, one of the G. N.
brakeman, returned from Minot
last Friday.
Cor. G
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NORTHGATE
(From Staff Correspondent


John McTune from near : Norma
came over to visit at the, home Of
his brother-in-law, Jim Borst, last
Thursday, returning home Friday.
DR.. Grogan was called to the Le-
vie Mellum home in Saskatchewan
last Tuesday night.
Milton and Harvey Huff, Miss
Jennie Hanson, Mrs. Mary FELTON,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Madden, David
Strand, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Lowe,
Max Lowe, Lois Lowe, Vincent
Blaska; Nick Schweyen, Will Zod-
row and Paul Reardon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark McArdle attended the
masquerade dance in Flaxton last
Friday evening. *@. 4
Mrs. Charley Madden and chill
dren spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ed. Devereaux.
Joe Wilson, depot agent at
Northgate, Sask., has smile that
won't wear off. It's boy, born
last Wednesday, the 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Christianson
and little son visited several days
at the home of the latter's sister.
Mrs. Kramer Peterson, on the John
Lohman farm. |
Mrs. Henry Voss was taken to
the Kenmare hospital last Thurs
day, suffering from severe attack
of gall stones. An operation ,was
performed on Friday and she is im-
proving as fast as can be expected.
Mr.. Voss, who accompanied her to
Kenmare, returned home on Satur-
day afternoon. g. sS3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Der
WORT and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tommy Madden and David Strand
visited at Walter Loves last Sunday
Dave Robertson and Joe Lux
attended the Odd Fellows lodi in
&Bowbe1ls last Friday nign .Ss
William Huff and son Freeman
returned from e olumbus last sat
lrday, where they spent several
months hauling coal
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WESTMINSTER
.(From staff Correspondent

III OAA quail SOl SSp0AAuSAAS' %
John Romine calied at D. -
BARS Thursday evening to see Mr'
Bair. 1@ ii, U.s..
Gail and Stark Bair called at W.
B. Coons. and John Romines Satur-
4 day evening.
Miss Degree spent the week end
at her home in Flaxton.
John Romine went to BoWbells
Friday to get Olive who spent the
week end at her home here.
Violet Coons returned to her
home Saturday evening after spend
ing from Sunday evening till Sat
urday with her friend Claire Mitch
ell. r.. -. .-r..
DR.. Fuller of Bowbells called at
D. F. BARS Monday morning to see
Mr. Bair, who had Deen sick for
over a week.
Rosie Lynch called at D. j..
Coons Sunday morning. 4.
Mrs. Christ Peterson is on the
sick list at this writing. e..
The school board met at W. B.
Coons Tuesday afternoon. .-
Clark Stitt spent tuesday and
Tuesday night at the Jim Burke
home near Northgate.
The Homiston school opened
again Monday after three weeks
vacation
Orin. Belts called at Joe, Homis~
tons Tuesday. ........ a., -
Miss Erma Routern returned
Sunday evening and resumed her
duties as teacher of the Homiston
school after spending a three weeks
vacation at her home near Portal.
Cor. G.
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CARTER
fErom Staff Correspondent -.

(From Staff Correspondent
Mr., and Mrs. Ortllp visited at the
home of their father, Mr.. Whltmore
Sunday afternoon. ...+oa
Mrs. Steene and son Carl VlsiIeu
Mr. and Mrs. Strawbridge sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jensen ana
family visited at the Christ Jensen
home Friday. a
Nels E. Petersen had feed grouno
at the home of the Hansen Drotners
Pete Hansen and sister Marie
snent Sunday at the Winther nome
T - Several of the people Of the u
c,nity attended the I. o. y. p. uan15 -
in Rowbells Friday evening. AZ
report fine time. r.,o,,
* The ladies aid met at the b'ranK
Gerard place Thursday.
The Christ Jensen family vlslt-
ed the Christ Briggs home ne ,ihuis- slls
80 Alfred Nelson visited ms broth
ar.in-law Jens G. Jensen THURSDAY.
,e peter Nelson, who has been VS.
fiting friends and relatives IN Mill
{nesota, returned Friday :.
ss57 q. s.. Kopriva is calling on every
oone counting noses these days.
M. and Mrs. Frank Woods .vls--
tied at the A. J. Carter home nf'5i'11 sun
uas N 4, and Mrs. Hoennouse and
family visited at the Will tucker ~ 'I'el'
home sunday SIS 5, ],
/ ~ MI M 4 and Mrs. Bert Carter visited Y! m
,,.f 1lb the ] Carter home h1onday ~,
AL I s;oran Hansen and family M ana and
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-01-16
WOBURN
(From Staff Corresponder

l.
Dick Owings was seen in Woburn
Saturday.
Ed. Peters took load of apples
to Kenmare Thursday for the
Farmers Club, and returned home
the following day. -
Chas. H. B. Smith and John Pet
erson drove to Bowbells Friday to
get the Ed. Marks girls, also Vera
Marks to spend the week end at
their respective homes.
Mrs. Donald Stewart spent Fri
day afternoon visiting with Mrs. L.
J. Marks.
Chas. H. B. Smith is staying at
the Ed. Marks home while Mr..
Marks is on visit to Minnesota.
Miss Bessie Ormiston accompan-
led the Ed. Marks girls Friday to
spend the week end at the Marks
home. =
Miss Agnes German is now back,
and the Marks school started Mon-
day. T
Those who were entertained at
the Q. 8. Berg home Sunday after
noon were Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Myers
and family of Flaxton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Stewart and family,
Miss Margaret Pfeifer and Johnnie
Arens.
The Yeoman lodge had a meet
ing last Saturday which was very
we'll attended and three new mem
bers were admitted. They we're
Mr.. and Mrs. John Christ and son
Melvin. The Yeoman lodge !. has
decided to give one of its famous
masked balls on, the oath OF jan
uary. Buy your masks early and
avoid the rush. Everybody come
and bring your wives. children and
sweethearts and show them good
time.
A number of young folks from
around Woburn attended the dance
in Flaxton Friday night.
VIM. and Reinnold Kundiger
spent Monday evening at Donald
Stewards. x
Ed. B. Peters found a fine black
horse under an old house near his
place. The horse had been there
some time and was dead when he
discovered it.
The following are the names OF
those who have been neither absent
nor tardy. in school for the month
ending December 18th, Carl and
Franklin Blomgren.
Those receiving the highest aver
ages for the following grades are
Othilia Nelson the fifth grade, Car
>rie Nelson the seventh grade, sYand.
Donald Stewart the eighth grade.
rs Cor. NJ.
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DIMOND
(From stan Correspondent

n (From STAN sCorreSpondent)t tH
Bernhard Skredsvig and Sam
Berg were in Coteau Thursday at
ter coal. *3s
William Collins visited at the
Stewart home last week.
" Y There was a dance held at the
Little house Saturday. We under
stand there was a good crowd and
all had a good time. They all
stayed until day break. ss5 i:55isi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gleave ana
son Charlie spent Sunday at the ,'tllt,
Stewart home. N
Lester P4lver called at the Pier
son home Saturday forenoo on.
81 Patrick Hennesey, who had been
staying at the Pulver home Tor;
nearly two months, left Wednesday Icy
for Kenmare, where he will stay
the rest Of the winter.
I, I. Mike Conway was after hay Sat
4urday at the Knaup place.
1. Lester PulVer and family spent
Sunday evening at the Pierson SOD
home. ALI had q, fine visit.
w. T.. Stewart was in Coteau
5Wednesda day On business
;u Ben ASkred dsyigs and his brother
5seyert 3att ttende ed A the dance Saturday
night at the Little III ouse. ss3s5
ss X Pierson was sick. with a
bad cold for few days, but ll sSsis l
better now.
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Ne1s Y. Nelson and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the Thomas
Peterson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Halvorson
and family visited at the Schwittck
home Sunday. ~
Elmer Peterson and sister Elem
ora and Miss Sena Jensen were do
ing some shopping in Woburn Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lund ate sup
per at the Elias Lund home Tues
day evening.
Jens Norgaard hauled coal from
Bowbells Wednesday,
Thorval Petersen visited at the
Ormiston home one day last week.
Cor. K
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BOWBEI4LS PRAIRIE
(From Staff Correspondent

(From Staff Correspondent
Andrew Matthison is visiting at
the Fred Hansen home this week.
Miss Ellen Granlund is doing
some sewing for Mrs. Fred Hansen
this week.
Math Mertes was in this vicinity
Wednesday looking for a stray pig
which ran away a few days before.
He found same at Alfred Johnsons.
Mr.. Christman from out near the
hills hauled straw from H. H: Han
sens this week.
Andy Finke hauled a load of coal
to town Wednesday.
Roman Englehardt is employed
1T the Jake Englehardt farm home
while Mr.. Englehardt is driving the
bus.
Among those in this vicinity
who have the mumps are the chill
dren of G. H. Carlson and Ole Berg
and Mrs. Ole Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ihmels and
family were Kenmare callers Thurs
day.
Elmer Johnson called at H. II.
Hansens Thursday.
f. r. Harris hauled a load or
coal to Fred Hansens Friday.
Fred Hansen and Andrew Matth-
ison went to Niobe in the car Fri
day. Is it lots of fun to get stuck
in the snow drift. Fred?
Harold Carlson called at L.. T.
Jacobsons Saturday afternoon.
Otto Nelson's attended church in
Niobe Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hansen, the
Finke and Jorgen Hansen young
folks and Alvin Christensen attend
ed the dance in Niobe Saturday
evening.
Howard Johnson called at H. H.
Hansens Saturday afternoon.
The Jacobson boys entertained
a number of young people at their
home Saturday evening.
Albert Jacobson went to Bowbells
Saturday evening after Ida Hen
erickson and Alfred Thompson.
Mrs. G.. H. Carlson received a
telephone message Sunday forenoon
announcing, the death of her father
John Adamson, who had been i'll for
some time with heart trouble.
English services were held in the
Danish Lutheran church Sunday at
ternoon.
Vanita Hansen attended the party
given at H. M. Hansens west of
town Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nelson attend
ed church in Kenmare Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Purdy from out
south Of Niobe called at Henry
Ihmels Sunday afternoon.
H. H. Hansen called at Peter
Christensens Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ihnels and
family attended Sunday school in
Niobe Sunday.
Mrs. F. r. Harris and children
attended church in Bowbells Sun
day afternoon.
Harold Carlson spent the fore
part of the week at the Jacobson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hansen and
daughters, Lillian, Marcia and Ju-
liza, were Niobe callers Monday.
Mrs. Hansen and daughters visited
with Mrs. K. Smith while Mr.. Han
sen attended to business matters.
L. P. Christensen is hauling wheat
to Niobe this week.
Harold Erickson of Niobe, Who
has been visiting in Junction City,
Ore, for some time, returned to his
home Monday.
Mr.. Finke went to the hills Mon-
day with load of coal for L.. P.
Sorenson.
Some party from Ignite was en-
joying a Ford ride Tuesday after
noon, but had to call the assistance
of Fred Hansen to pull him across
the snow drifts. How, do you like
the job, Fred?
COr A
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Ignite
(From Staff Correspondent


Iverson's store. left Thursday morn
ing for Carpio to visit with rela-
tives
Mrs. Lee Dellage and children
visited friends at Crosby last week.
At the basket ball game here
Friday evening the Ignite boys
scores Of rs to 10 and the Crosby
girls won from the Ignite girls
with scores of 8 to 10.
morning for Minot to spend few
companied by her niece, Mildred
Fluggy, who went to see DIR. Nc
Camel.
stating that Mrs. Ole Hatlelid's
brother had arrivtd from Minneso>
ia. 1t should have read her cousin
instead.
Mcdonnell and Wallen, who re-
Gently purchased the Great North
ern hotel, have turned same into
pool hall, so now Ignite has two
pool halls and no hotel.
Miss Annie Bradley, who has
been maing her home here the past
few weeks, is visiting relatives at
Columbus at present.
While playing basket ball last
Friday evening Miss Eunice Baglien
received black eye and it is now
swollen quite badly.
baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Baglien on Sunday, Jan.
11th.
Our genial depot agent, P. J. Hut
maker, left last Thursday for parts
unknown and it is rumored that he
will not be bachelor when he re-
turns. This may be false report,
nevertheless, the young ladies Of
Llgnlte are anxiously awaiting his
return. Cheer up, girls, it may not
be true.
3. Myhre, the Niobe merchant,
was Ignite visitor from Thurs
day till Saturday. While here he
sold his residence property to Aus
tin Fredrickson.
Miss Ruth Christensen returned
home Thursday from the GALES
home where she has been employed
the past few weeks.
Miss Grace Alden went to the
VIM. Gales home Friday where she
will be employed while Mrs. Gales
is at the Kenmare hospital recover
ing from burns received in lamp
explosion.
Miss Verna Morrissey started
school here last Monday. She is
staying at the Guy Bull home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Hanson
and Miss Emily Berg spent Sunday
at the A. C. Hostbjor home.
Guy Bull and family and the
Hainss family spent Sunday at the
Z. Huttner home.
Guy Bull and Austin Fredrikson
left Tuesday in the 1ormer's car for
Minot. Mr.. Bull went to-, have
some repair work done on his car.
They were unable to get farther
than Niobe on account of the storm
so they returned on the evening
train, leaving the car.
Mrs. Ed. Monson and children Of
Blooming, Sask., spent a few days
of last week visiting at the home or
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pet
erson.
Mrs. c. M. Hanson received
message Tuesday from San Antonio,
Texas, stating that her husband,
who with several others, went there
on an excursion trip, had been
stricken suddenly i'll with appendi-
citis and had been operated on at
a hospital there. The message stat
ed, however, that he was recovering
nicely.
Mrs. T. A. Lee entertained few
lady friends at her home MONDAY:
The condition of Ole Hatfield Is
growing worse and a nurse was Sc
cured for him last Tuesday.
The two basket ball teams expect
IN % to Portal next Friday evening
to meet the teams there.
Mrs. Ole Rose received message
+b;s week announcing the death OF
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Adamson'
"t Cor. H
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lss No. 1880 80 ssSi
as Report of the condition OF thase
FARMERS STATE HANK s5.
at Battleview in, the State OF North y
cember 31st, 1919. - - ssfs
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts s.l:. 4 VI 68. .464.24Ss
unsecured :. -. ..,. S NE 407 .s5ss
cdlacat tiiacates, claims. s.s5s!oa q 8
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-01-16
WHEN YOU SUFFER 81. Il !
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment i
means relief

For practically every man has used
Sit who has suffered from rheumatic.
aches, soreness & .of muscles, stiffness Of
Joints, the 4 results Of weather exposure.
. w omen, olr too, BY the hundreds Of
tilousa1d = use it for relieving neuritis,.s
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache. q
Clean, efreshing, soothing, ecoriio,imi-:'
cal, quickly effective Say aSloan's q
SLiniment1 to your drug giist. Get RI
today. 35c, zoe, 81 5:.s5
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ORDER HEARING PETITION
FOR SALE OF LAND
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County
IN COUNTY COURT
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of Martha e. Modem, Deceased.
F. A. Keup, Administrators, Petitioner
Edward Il. Molden, Henry Ger
hard. Molden, Clara Adeline An
derson, nee Molden; Mabel FL
teanora Molden, a minor; Gill
= man oliver Mo1den, minor;
Floyd Manford Modem, min
Guardian for aforesaid minors,
and all persons interested in the
Estate Of Martha q. Molden,
On reading and filing the petition
of F. A. Keup. administrator, setting
forth the amount of personal estate
that has come to his hands, and the
disposition thereof, the amount of
debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, and the expenses Of adminis-
tration, description Of all the real
estate of which said deceased died
seized, and the condition and value
Of the respective portion thereof; and
praying that license be to him grant
ed to sell-the following described land
belonging to the estate Of said Mar
tha p. Molden, deceased. to- wit: The
Southwest Quarter (SW1<) OF Section
Four (4) In Township One Hundred
Sixty-two (162l North, of Range
Ninety-three (93) West Of the Fifth
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Directors,

No. 720 .,.
THE FEET F,asT II the sT9TM eenditi1n q. S4E 9f
st Larson. in the State Q Of North North Da-
kkota ket . at the close of business Decem-
Loans land discounts ...S 1883, ,s5.
oyerdrafts. nraaadts;, secured and
warrants, - stocks, tax Ger. ..s3s z4o.sl
tifcatesa claims etc. 215.55
government issues ...... Fs5E52, $4,000
banking house. furniture. III I #5
9tsee. 5ss sssi sHtipssF ss,st; i:sss:ss .sss: :ss
Due from other banks
Checks and ';i oinesr sls'55s,ss cssS
cass stems =: " s3.sss:ss ;sss:ss ,s.,os.es
Total S l45,so1.os.
SS?s;s S$sSiS; sfsss paid in lsssssssss ssssss
1np11lfs,., penses and taxes paid: 4.s5s.o7
Guaranty fund DEPOSIT posat's:.s
Tine me-. certificates. q flssisl az
cashlsrs sfi,s $ checks 5qfs.tsass saff.tts9;ss
g ing ,?;..... s1.263.75 115,s44.s6
srHTS 5SF2! Of NORTH DAKofA. Al4s;sSh;9s saShes.
= I, Ole Lovik, Cashier Of @s the #
above named bank. do soiemnly sweat.
that the above statement is true, TO &
I tn the " best Of my knowlSdEs s and Ssiier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me n
me this 18th day. of January / $50.
& a 4, &NELS HALVORSON,
s.l l.5.J. Notary: Public.
! J, Any Ny commission expires May 18th. !.
Correct Attest: ;.7$ ;t55s$s
Gustav Flugge, iSaes yy,55 +$, IS
Ole Lovik
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) No. 999
Report T1RfT 9f ths srs%aS s9ndit,9n ante Of the
at Northgate in the state of North Da-s
ko kota at It the close of business Decem-s
yer 'ise' l'lf RESOURCES So
Loans and discounts SIS 7e,7574s
overdrafts., secured and .,3 s.
warrants stocks, Ia tax Ger: Ger ~
tifcates, claims, 1etc.&=... 6,O7S.S6
government issues .s.5.aa. 100000
Banking house, furniture
Due from other banks =: g.
Checks he ek;s and other .s9 sash q ).
casS nsSms :'' 80 sa4.ss sa4 Ss ,esaa7o
' L1AB1LiTiEs io0'''o.i' 70.
Surplus fund :': 5,Soo:oo
penses and taxes paid. 3,sso.s5
Individual deposits subject
Guaranty fund deposit =:
Time ;c;e:r:tiacaatteas; Of ss!ise ds
casRiers ;pGita =; check: 5S2a,tsns ss7,tst;s7
STATE E OF NORTH DXkofA. i;f r0s;Sas;ts GSunty
above. named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to q
the best of my knowledge and belief. Il
;,] H. NJ WESTRUM,
N. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day Of January, 1920.
~ W.. N. SANFORD,
+ 70 Notary Public.
Z NM commission expires April nth,
Correct Attest:
Fl. NJ. Westrum, g..
!. A. c.. Wiper, 81 Il
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Home grown hog millet, or
bronze corn seed for sale Write
or phone Clint Rogers, Bowbells,
N, D. f@r. 30-4tp
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Precinct Meeting Date Changed 10 Jan 81

Especial The Trbune) s
State headquarters received such
Of letters pointing the school houses
are the and polling places in the
will be- occupied Friday, 3O by the schpels
in session that aidered advisable to change
the day Of the precinct meein Friday Saturday
81.
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TRIBUNE WANTS

200 bred ewes for sale at price
that is right. Have them on hand
and can deliver them to you now
or later. See the county agent at
BOWbells. 28tf
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sale at reasonable prices. See Ru-
fus Brown. BoWbells. N. Oak. 33tf
NOTICE OF FIRST
MEETING OF CREDITORS
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of North Da-
kota.
In the Matter of Lewis F. Souther,
Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of Lewis F: South
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is. hereby given that, on the
14th day Of January, 1920. the said
Lewis F. souther was duly adjudicat-
ed bankrupt: and that the, first meet
the office of LEWIS & BACH, in Mi
not, in the County of Ward. North
Dakota, on the oath day of January,
1920. at 200 P. NJ. at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
business 8 may properly come before
said meeting.
JOHN H. LEWIS,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-01-16

Young, heavy work horses for
sale at reasonable prices. See Ru-
fus Brown. Bowbells, N. Oak. 33tf