The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

Christ Olson Of two miles east Of
town is at the l3owbells hospital
with e ruptured appendix, having
submitted to- an operation about
ten days ago. Drain tubes were
inserted and it will be several
weeks before he will be able to be
up and around again. (. 4--sts s
On Thursday of next week, April
20. the members of the Royal
Neighbors camp Of Bowbells will
give a hard time party at the Fra
ternity hall. This is to be a private
party to which only the members Of
the lodge and a few of their friends
as well as the members of the
Woodman lodge. and their wives are
invited, Supper will be served by
the ladies Of the camp. Melby's
orchestra will furnish the music,
and everyone present is expected to
wear their old clothes. Those who
insist on wearing their best" will:
be punished by a fine, s-g%$$
Our old friend E. Kostad of west.
Of Flaxton, who has held the posi-
ton as assessor in his township
during the past IL years, was in
the city on Wednesday Of this Weex'
for the purpose of getting his in
structionss and supplies. and as US
ual, was a caller at The Tribune Of
flee to have chat with the Nom,
partisan editor. Mr.. Kostad is a:
man of progressive and construc-5
tive ideas, and naturally is one Of
the most ardent supporters the.
Nonpartisan League has in Burke
county. He told us that this was
the first time in the history of the
state that the assessors would not
be compelled to list real estate
while making their. rounds. I'm.
der. the new law the assessments
pertaining to real property made
last year would be used this year,
and hereafter real property would
be listed only every other year the
same as has been the case for many
years in Minnesota and other states.
This makes a great deal less work,
for not only the assessors. but for
the clerks in the Office of the cour-
ty board as we'll. .-ss-.~.
y The ladies aid society Of the M:
E. church meets on Thursday Of
next week at the usual hour at tie
church, and will be entertained by
Mrs. G. C. Edwards.
A bright baby girl arrived on
Wednesday morning Of this week TO
GLADDEN. the home OF, Mr. and Mrs.
Jens C.StJensen of five. miles west Of
town. 49,. L.. s5ss:5ss
Frank Co1ean OF Fairfax, Mimi, \
recently returned from France as
mem ber of the U. S. Coast, Artillery,
is spending a few days this week at
the home Of Rev. and Mrs. H. A.
Tewell.
4 Ed. Day returned last Tuesday
from Colorado Springs,
Colo, where he went week before
with Frank Steffen of northeast Of
town, who had been suffering from
some lung. trouble as result of
severe attack of the flu, and who
went to Colorado in the hopes that
the climate. might put him back in. I
his former good health. Mr., Day /
tells The Tribune that Frank was
advised by his physician at Colora-
do Springs that his trouble was not
a serious one, and that a few months
stay there would put him back in
the best of physical condition. Dur
ing his STAY there Mr.. Day says the
weather had been even colder than
it had been here during = spring.
and that on April 13 that country
was visited by a terrific blizzard in
which several people lost their lives
y "A marriage license was issued by
County Judge Hall on Friday of last
week to Rudolph Klitzke and Miss
Ivy Morrison, both of near Portal,
and the couple was married the
following Sunday by Rev; Tewell OF
this city w. g,
Ii. Mrs. r. D.. Evans and little
daughter Maxine, returned to their
home at Tioga after spending three
weeks visiting here with the for
mer's parents, Rev. and Mrs H.. a.
Jewell, and sister. Edna.
4 J. G. Johnson, the popular CASH
ler of the First State Bank of this
city, returned on Monday afternoon
from the Twin Cities where he
spent Several days on business
Mrs. Johnson did not return with
him, but will spend a week or two
visiting with her folks at Devils
Lake. ~ e; 81 4
The, Tribune desires to call the
attention OF Its readers; to the an
nouncement made on this page of
Fhe Tribune Of the Moore Hard
ware Company in regard to its new
al station: This firm is Bow
bellss concern. all the way through.
It got its start IN this city. has
orospered here, and every cent it. |
made is invested here: Il has al
N VS. work al. for lth Is III nhniliinP Of