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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1920-05-14
|, Y. A. Convention SINNERS
Down 10 LANCER /: i and Nestos

A message received bysTh Trib-
une yesterday afternoon at four
o'clock direct from the I. V. A.
convention hall at Minot gave the
information that the state conven-
ton would not be- over until late
today (Friday) and it was quite
possible that the endorsing of can
didates would not be taken up until
this (Friday) morning. At the
time the wire was sent the state
platform of the I. V. A. was being
worked on.
The total number Of delegates
present at the convention is 374,
and every county in the state Is
represented. To start with there
were several factions. but these
have simmered down to the LANCER
faction and the Nestos faction. At
the beginning the LANCER faction
was by far the strongest, and a
LANCER chairman of the convention
was elected, Mr.. Steele of James
town. Committees were appoint
cd. and much of the time Wednes-
day afternoon was spent in draw
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1920-05-14
RIVAL RIPPLES

4 (From Staff Correspondent
Eric Anderson and William By
water called at the S. o. Wallen
home Tuesday
A number of folks from this VI
cinity attended the program given
by the first, second. third and
fourth grades at Lignite. Friday.
Lenora Dahl spent Wednesday Of
ternoon at the R. r.. Glaspey home
William Bywater called at the
R. F.. Glaspey home wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Garold Greenfield and !. sis
ter-in-law called at the e. Haines
home at I Lignite SaturcaJ.
u S Richard Il Glaspey had several
sacks OF NJ seed 8 potatoes shipped
from Bowbells to Rival one day
last week. Isl Il. ii 3tt fss, ,...
Arthur Martin. r. made a bust
ness trip to- Portal Thursday.
Es5 Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Pierce spent
Sunday at the Henry BLY, home.
Barney Wood bridge visited at the
Edward Hunstad home Sunday.
fiai Mrs. Lewis Hunstad and son Ed
ward Il Gammel were entertained at
the Edward Hunstad home Sunday
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ing up rules and resolutions. The
Langer faction insisted on endors-
! ing a candidate for governor before
the state platform was drawn up.
and as this was out Of order the
.Nestos faction headed by Judge
Spaulding put in a vigorous protest
and this point was argued until
late Wednesday night. 1t was fin
ally decided to draw up the plat
form first, and this is being done
S The Tribune goes to press:
+ While the LANCER faction was
much the strongest at the start
many LANCER delegates are leaving
him and going over to the Nestos
crowd for the reason that the at
torney general is insisting on rush
ing things through without giving
any thing much consideration, and
many delegates seem to prefer to
go through the many things COM
ing up more slowly. LANCER prob
ably vet has the biggest strength,
but is losing to Nestos as each hour
passes.
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STATE I Il | N. {, Con: { |
.........VENT|oN Held TODAY.

. "a. Fargo.-The state convention of
the NOnpartisan league will be held
lin Fargo instead OF Grand Forks.
Ray Craig, the state manager has
issued the call for the delegate
meeting for Friday. May Ia.
i 1t is the intention of the League
to hold at least four great ratitica-
tion meetings in each district of the
state, The first of these will be in
Fargo several days after the farm
er candidates have been chosen and
they have been called from their
farms. The second will be in
Grand Forks and another in Minot.
Others will be held in the south
western part OF the state. es'
z 4 In these mass meetings the farm
,rs will meet and hear the men
chosen to run on the league ticket
in the Republican primaries, June
80. AS many Of the nominees as
can be gotten together on short no
.tice will appear in the triumphal
tour Of the state. Speakers from
other; states where the Nonpartisan
league is active will also be includ-
ed. It, is expected that Captain
Mallon, candidate Of the farmer la
Dor forces in Minnesota for lieuten-
ant governor will be among the
speakers. ~
Until the farmers who have been
chosen as delegates from the differ
ent counties meet in Fargo nothing
ii certain about the men who will
he nut up for state Office. At the
convention the delegates from all
legislative districts will name ana
indorse candidates for congressional
and judicial district offices as we'll.
f5 Senator Ralph Ingerson OF FAX
ton is the Burke county delegate.
He is one of the most important
members in the Nonpartisan league.
In the coming campaign. the Or
ganized farmers will work in union
with the organized working men OF
the cities. The union men VIII
! have representation in the state
convention and it Is expected that
that several men active in the labor
nj oyement will be named for state
Office. Among the places that have
always been filled by labor repre-
sentatives is the board OF railroad
commits ..l,
The original intention was to
hold the state convention of the
League in Grand Forks. However,
q number of difficulties over chang
ing from the customary meeting IN
Fargo. which is the seat of League
headquarters. interfered with this. u.s.
spiiAt new plan to hold the cOnven-
ton in Fargo !, and follow it with
ratification meetings in which the
candidates appear publicly before
the farmers of the four corners OF
the state is believed to be me more e
practical. ht$'s l.
The farmers convention will be
z held two days later than the ! y:
A. convention, which was held
j Wednesday, May IL at Minot.
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KANDIYOHl
(From staff CorraspondeI

NfTOIn Quail correspondents
Mrs. CLAUS Haugen and Laura
visited at the Oscar Haugen home
Wednesday afternoon.
C. Schmelling and Pete Nelson
from Mt. Jewett. Pa, called at AL
fred Johnsons Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Nicholson spent
Thursday afternoon visiting at her
parenta! home.
Miss Eleanor Schmelling returned
home Tuesday after a weeks stay
at the Lakeside hospital and is
now getting along nicely.
Mrs. o. Haugen and Laura Wis
tied at c. Schmellings Thursday.
Adolph Holt Forded to Kenmare
Sunday. There must be some at
traction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Haugen and
family spent Sunday afternoon at the
homo OF their parents.
Tony Nicholson from Niobe spent
Sunday at Lewis Mickelsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nelson, MI.
and Mrs. Edward Nelson and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Carlson visited ait
the homes Of Peter Nelson and
Chris Schmelling Sunday.
Mrs. o. Haugen and Miss Laura
visited with Mrs. K. l.. Hammers
bon Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Miner. and Mrs.
John Durward called at Chris
Schmellings Monday afternoon.
P, G. Nelson and Mrs. Otto Carl
son Forded to Kenmare Saturday.
Sophus Schmelling and sisters
and P. Nelson visited at Gust Hen
nix's Sunday where the latter re-
manned to visit for couple OF days.
Tilfred Torl1elson from kenmare
spent the latter part OF the week
at Ernest Nelson's.
Leonard Jacoby hauled hay from
the hills last week.
Arthur Leslie and Hans Sande
went to Kenmare Sunday to get
Mrs. Sande, who had been confined
at the hospital for about two
weeks, Her many friends are glad
to hear that she is getting along
nicely.
P. Nelson spent Saturday visit
ing at the Peter Nelson home.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
daughter Louise Ware in kenmare
Friday.
= Arthur Olson called at Niobe
Monday.
Peter Anderson and Raynold
were Kenmare callers Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
family spent Sunday visiting at
the August Johnson home near Big
Spring. -
Charles Wallace from Il
Thompson's Lake called at Z.
Schmellings Tuesday to get seed
wheat.
Most of the people in this Vi
cinity are sowing wheat at the
Cor. r.
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TRACK MEET At
fLAXT0N MAY q

The Eighth Annual Burke Coun-
ty Interscholastic Track and Field
Meet will be held at Flaxton on
Saturday, May %, and the school
winning the highest number OF
points in this meet will be awarded
the silver trophy cup. This cup is
to remain the permanent possession
of the school winning it three times.
The first event will take place at
1880 sharp. and there will be some
thing doing from that time until
the winner OF the meet is announc-
ed. All the city schools of the
county expect to be represented.
and there will be strong rivalry
among the contestants during ev-
cry event. All VINO take an inter-
est in the schools Of the county
should make arrangements to be
present.
Following is the list OF events
that will take place:
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
100 yard dash, 220 yard dash.
one-half mile run, running broad
lump, pole vault, mile run, running
high jump. - pound shot put. dis
Gus throw. one-half mile relay.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
100 yard dash, 400 yard relay.
EIGHTH GRADE BOYS
Running broad jump, pole vault,
400 yard relay. 100 yard dash, 22o
yard dash, running high jump.
EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS
100 yard dash, 400 yard relay.
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Ignite SCHOOL LOCALS

The boys and girls are preparing
to take part in the track meet and
play day exercises Mr.. Gilbert
son has charge Of the boys prac-
tice and Miss Remington has charge
of the girls practice. p. :
Mrs. Rondeau of Mayville arriv~
ed on Wednesday evening, and has
been visiting. a few days with her
daughter, Miss Vida NJ. Rondeau. g
On Friday evening. May Z, tho
first, second, third, and fourth
grades presented a program for the
benefit of the school piano fund. A
neat sum Of $34.50 was realized.
The following program. was rem
dered: -.s'l(.-,
Music, On the Waters, .......
..... Third and Fourth Grades
Recitation, Just Me, Conrad Hanson
Recitation, Little Titles Hear
=, ing !. -. Agnes Ewald
Dialog. A Fine Horse Pal. - !
Song, The Brownies II; f.
Recitation, Mammals Hired Girl
.... Ruth Haines
Recitation. The Little Plant ..s.y
Exercise. Good Night ,'
FOLK DdllCC, butCll L ICOp1c ""a T.
Recitation, Doing as l Please
........ Milton Bull
Recitation, Robin Redbreast -.
81. Clifford. Fredrickson
Dia}og, Color Fairies
Recitation. Going on an Errand
$50. d .:2.5.3.. Carl, Arndt Sauer
Play. Murd ering rhe Laneuage &.
Duet, The Bluebird Eliza !;
beth Huttner and Helen Busch
Recitation, The Moo Cow Moo. -
I ~. =. Arliene Dellage
Recitation, Somebody's Mother
i. Irene Jacobson
Dialog, The Questyoner .5....
Irene jacobson and Ruben Lee
Recitation. We Must%All Scratch
Song, The Chinaman Yg +.
Recitation, Suppose ..Clara Grove
Dialog, The Sick Pupil Nj
Recitation, Somebody's Taking
Your Measure 3. Leonard. Hanson
Song, The Expressman sEes
Recitation, Forget Ne Not -: =.
M Evelyn Johnson
Teasing Drill Z A..
Recitation, Keep on Trying
Edwin ROos
Song. Swinging s @ y II
Recitation, The Dead Doll
Z .... Caroline GALES
Folk Dance, See You X. $500,
First and Second Grades
Concert, The Coons.
~ p
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CARTER
tFrom stay Correspondent
Hugh DoIiahue was a BOWbel

tFrom StaT Correspondent)
Hugh Donahue was a Bowbelis
caller Thursday.
Carl Jensen visited at the Han
sen Bros. home Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Tucker visited with
Mrs, HoenhIouse Wednesday while
Tucker went, to Flaxton to at
tend the convention held there that
day. v. ...s,, :" ~ I ".E
Tt was forgotten in the last issue
to mention Of the arrival of baby
girl. born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Briggs.
Carl Steene made a trip to the
hills Saturday.
Mrs. Nose Lemons from Minot is
visiting in our neighborhood this
week. -,
Mrs. Joe Buske called at the
Tucker and Ormiston homes Fri
day,
~ Mr.. and Mrs, Ole Reagan and
family and Martin Lund visited at
Peter Slettens Sunday. ..
Very little seeding has been
done here yet. Everyone is busy
,raking and burning the D. Rus
sian thistles. -. s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanford Larson
and children spent Sunday in Bow
bells.
Cor, K
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A FAREWELL PARTY FOR IA,
!. ~. ~, REV. AND MRS. TEWELL

On Tueday evening of last week
a, party in honor of Rev. Tewe1ps
departure from our city was held at
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McLellans.
Thirty of the citizens who made up
the Prayer meeting and Bible
Study bunch" of the community
met at this home to enjoy for a
few hours social time together
and bid their pastor goodbye. 1t
was all complete surprise to the
Rev. and his most estimable wife.
; The social feature of the evening
was one of jolity, good will and
real heartfelt pleasure. About
midnight most delicate, rich and
elaborate lunch was. served of which
all partook most eagerly. After
the lunch, most useful gift was
presented by A. R. Trace to MIR.
and Mrs. Jewell. Rev. TeWell re:
sponded in his usual feeling spirit,
reviewing the rich season of grace
resulting from the prayer meetings
and heartily thanking all true
friends of the church and christian
ity for their unalloyed cooperation
and support in helping to carry OH
the work of God here to its present
point of efficiency. He closed his
remarks in prayer to the All-Fath-
er so full of tenderness, sympathy
and love for us all that every eye
vas wet with tears. He leaves rs
blessing with us and said he should
ever be interested in the success or
the work here, his first pastorate.
The company sang tenderly, God Pc
With You Till We Meet Again. The
last words Of true friends were
spolzen-and we left for our several
,homes.-One Present.
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COMING EVENTS AT
... " ROYAL THEATRE
SATURDAY, MAY Is

Movies. Constance Talmadge in
Experimental Marriage Does
marriage imply the abandoning OF
all liberty on the part Of the wife?
When woman marries man,
does it mean that she must give up
her dearlv beloved freedom and
spend the rest of her life living for
one man only out of the millions OF
men that exist on earth? These
were the questions that the charm
ing widow Ercoll put to herself and
found herself incapable of answer
ing. That's why she hesitated when
Harrison Ford as Foxcroft Grey
proposed to her. She loved him
and wanted to "hold" him in some
manner so that she could be as
sured that he was hers alone, but
she also dearly loved her freedom.
Furthermore, Suzanne had already
been married and had led a hum
drum existence for a few years be-
cause she had made bad match.
Her first husband, however, had
died. and she had, again breathed
freely, and now she thought that to
marry again was to plunge into per-
petual bondage. SO she received a
sudden inspiration and contracted
with her new love to marry, and
live as man and wife three days out
Of each week, each to do as he or
she pleased on the other four days.
But it didn't work Show starts at
8 g ID m gSa44 ,st & ~ sd{ IS "a
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COAL VALLEY
(From STAN correspondent)

iSis (From STAN Correspondenb
s$ Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Linderson
arrived here Tuesday by auto for q
few davs visit at tho home Of the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs,
John Linderson. ss ,H ,.:s# 4
/ ,a Melvin 5Barduson called at the
home Of o. E.. Bonsness# Monday Il
@5 Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Linderson
and Mrs. Grand ell were Columbus
shoppers Thursday.
ii Mrs. EngebreI Larson visited
with Mrs. Nels Klegseth Friday
Everybody is busy working in the
fields nowadays. # $ 5s2z /, ...5si
IA Mrs m. Barduson called on Mrs,
Nels Klegseth Saturday. a
s..s3 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph s,Linderson
visited with Mr.1and Mrs: Nels Kleg-
seth Friday loren Don. They left
for their home near Noonan in the
afternoon, sf t..3 3t153 . u M 4.
I1 Services were held in the Grand
View church Sunday forenoon. N,
# Mrs. M. Barduson was on the sick ckt
list Sunday. s9s n
1s Nels Klegseth and Melvin Bardu-
son helped Ed. & Gammell n pull a
COW out Of the mud Sunday
Charley Hotter and family (, and
|HMrs. Engebret Larson visited at the N
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels sE# kleg.
seth Sunday afterno on.
artin Barduson and son Mel
|i,sii WIN called at the -,. home OF Nels
|KIegssth sunday evening 35..
Ess. Orineg SBonsness visited at the
John Olson home Sunday II. as
|| S5;| 4. and Ed VI gen had their
baby boy. christie edg Sunday. sHe
wasllsnamsd SO Crime ymond The
sponsors were Afr:. and M Isl. Hans Han
|Rnnningen sN an q lghter{ N abel eE
and Samdie Olson {;y5 &: s,s s
fisss Avidia Eeterson I and
[sSeterin SherYey Ysfe united sHi in
[mhrriages at olsim fb,ti 5Sunda ay The
entire com IA nuMi jj,pins ssa n skiing
|sthe enls long and ann age On
tie mat u.
,Bs MISS Emelia ShefstaEd yisit AZ
|Sthe sSJ I'm Howl dsss one Snnda a,sssss
8s8 H. BrusYenS ami md
SClarences Rad AZ home
ISL IIana lnnl Syan ssSsInS ssSsss
aaIiIt
81, stamm Il pad pad J. Icn "
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Bowbens North Dakota Friday May A. 1920
since going to Montana.

since going to Montana. :i5
Miss Margaret Davidson, who
has been assisting Mrs: Hjalmer
Augustson with her house work, re-
turned home on Saturday. .a%
ID Word received here from Mill ard
Tande at the Northwood hospital
states that he is recovering nicely
from his operation and is able to be
up some and that he expected to
return home soon. ,::t,
& Miss Leona Holm. a sister Of
Mrs. Hjalmer Augustson, came Sat-
urday from Minnesota, and will
assist her sister with the house
work during the spring.
N. K. Odden will put in the crop
on Mrs. Martin Johnson's farm this
year. 81 -.
John Karlgaard took Miss Holm,
out to the Hjalmer Augustson
home ~ Saturday. . .tr .r
Dahlen Bros. used their engine
and hauled home the separator be-
longing to NJ. Halmrast on Sunday.
Kearney Lund is also on the sick
list with bad cold and sore throat.
Little Wardie Halmrast has en-
tered school, .' -.1
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BATTLEvIEW
fErom Staff Correspondent)

5. N. X. Odden has purchased a
nice new team.
Sidney Moody has been on the
sick list, suffering from a bad cold
and tonsilitis.
{ts} IA new cream station has been
established here which will be In
charge of D. Davidson, who will buy
/. for a st. Paul creamery A build
ing to be.used for that purpose is
being erected Just east Of the post
office. II 45; szS 3;si sS ~
Nels Herseth and family spent
Sunday with friends in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Peters 2autoed
to McGregor on Sunday to visit
friends. l53s 5t's stiSt !..sSss
l Several from here autoed to Pow
ers Lake on Friday evening to at
tend the movies. SE
The dance Saturday evening was
attended by quite a crowd OF young
folks, who report q fine time.
A large crowd from here Went
to Wildrose on Sunday afternoon to
see the ball game between I1oga
and Wildrose. They report q good
game. \ .s!8 Z. S,..5 !. \ as y t,,j s.a
Maurice Switzerland was in Pow
5ers; Lake recently where he pur-
chased q new Ford. .:5 \, .s5s:s I.
is3sS Miss Elizabeth Ikknon came up
I from Powers Lake on Wednesday's
train and y was on her way to Carr
Blooms where she will assist with
the hOusework y .,5s2 3
#. 4; 4 and h Irs. Geo. Johnson an-
toed to Powers Lake on Sunday for
! a visit with relat ives. s$4 s
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by Burke Abstract Ce.)
MAY 3
5 None. ..... .,r
MAY 5 -. ~ =
State Of North Dakota to Frank
Y. Stevenson, NV Ia "16, Sc IA
16,4SW Ia, sec. 16 and NE IA 16~
163-94. A.... s,..y
53s 53sStt#33s tt#33!,, H., Z. MAY 6 80
s5s j f. Gardner to Northern Farm
Security Co., 81 w IL Sc IA
and Sc Ia NE IA and NV Ia Sc
Ia sec. 28-160-90 - ,#s
j. w. Greenman to Northern
Farm Security Co.. 81. NE Il
NE5S.l-4. 10, E 1-2 Sc Ia and Sc
1-4s NE Ia sec. 5-160-93.
& rs5 MAY 8
None.
{ffssE5 n. sSz MAY 10 ,.
Cora "A. Benson to William g.
Schultz; $4,000. NV "a 14-16l-
30. 3,s5.s II, v I'LL:
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BOWBELLS PRAIRIE
(From Staff Correspondent)

Mrs. Martin Peterson called at
Alfred Johnsons last Wednesday al
ternoon to get some setting eggs
and on her way back stopped in at
the H. H. Hansen home.
Mrs. Lawrence Peterson spent
Wednesday afternoon at the Jorgen
Hansen home.
II. G. Hansen called at Jorgen
Hansens Wednesday to get pig.
Howard johnson hauled load or
wheat from Jens Petersons farm
Thursday. .,.
Ralph Englehardt is sick with
the mumps this week.
We wonder who the cowboy was
that rode through this community
last Thursday. Ask Laura.
Martin Peterson spent Thursday
afternoon at the Jorgen Hansen
home.
An article in last weeks paper
consisting Of attraction seems 10
he creating lot of excitement over
the telephone line.
AS Wendell stayed in town Fri
day evening, Harry Finke drove the
bus out.
Wendell Finke 1lauled load OF
hay from the Mike Mertes place
Saturday for Jake Englehardt.
Alfred Ross and Father Otto
wiesser of Bowbells called at the
lake Englehardt home Saturday.
Ruth Hjort is visiting with her
sister. Mrs. Otto Nelson, this week.
Inga, Wendell and Harry Flnke
and Vanita Hansen attended the
marty given by the freshmen in the
p H. S. Saturday evening.
MI. and Mp. Otto Nelson and
son Leroy were in Niobe FRIDAY
evening. j..
Quite a number of the people IN
this vicinity attended the big movie
entitled 100000 Leagues Under the
Sea" in Bowbells Saturday evening.
Mrs. C. H. Carlson spent Satur-
day evening with Mrs. Louis Ander-
The mail man has commenced
making the route in his new Chev-
Elmer and Howard Johnson and
Rosella Hansen were Kenmare shop
pers Saturday evening.
Daniel Peterson left last Friday
for points in the eastern part OF tne
state where he will spend the sum"
We understand that Henry got
stuck Sunday with his Ford car.
ASK Walter how they got out.
Howard and Elmer Johnson, Ro-
sella Hansen, Helga, Chris. VIVIAN
and Reuben Jessen and Mr.. Jes-
sen snent Sunday afternoon at the
Jorgen Hansen home.
W. j. Evans had the misfortune
of losing sixteen horses last week
on account Of some gopher poison
which had in some way gotten
mixed into the oats.
G. H, Carlson had the mls1of-
tune Of getting stuck with his Ford
car near the Finke home SUNDAY
evening while taking Grace to town.
Hilda Bystedt and Mayme Thomp-
son spent the week end at their re-
spectfve homes.
As. Mr.. Englehardt, who has been
sick with pneumonia, is much I'M
nroyed. Miss Dable. the nurse. lelt
Monday. ..s 4.
= Mary Mimm is helping at the
.1.Ea Englehardt home this week.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nelson ana son
Leroy and Mr.. and Mrs: Ed Nelson
spent Sunday at the Otto carson $50
home south Of NiObe. p
5 sam Knutson returned SATURDAY
afternoon from Minneapolis wnere
he had been under the care OF doc
tors for the last two months q
Mrs. Jorgen Hansen and son Vic-i
tor did some shopping in + enma mare are
Mo'.u'' ". st''' il !. Cor.
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= Mrs. Arthur Martin and daugh-
terS Isabelle and Marjorie spent
Sunday at the Fred lIrdmann home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Ness and son
were calling on friends near Lig-
mite Sunday. ,..
Marjorie Martin spent Sunday
night with Cad Pierce.
Leonard Dahl was in Lignite Sat-
urday.
Cor. S
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NOTICE no CLEAN Up

Notice Is hereby given 70 EtO al Tesl-z 7e'lIi..
dents Of the City Of Bowbells . /. .t.l, To-
have their premises ntirelyS clean lea !:
from manure, ashes. tin cans, and
other rubbish by May z 5th, or thts
work will be done by the city and nd;
cost of same vii, be charged nsps
g ~ainst the property on hich ~ slss
found q Do your pal y in skeepirg s0ur.5
city inS a clean and tract I've cor
aEoRG AslsENl !, AIayer y
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POWERS LAKE FARMERS CLUB

The next meeting of the farmers
club will be held on Saturday, May
%, at 700 p. M, instead Of the
18th. The date was changed on
account of everyone being very
busy. The posts have been shipped
and should arrive most any time.
Come prepared to list your land if
you so desire, as we now have the
blanks G. S. Summers, Secretary.