The Bowbells tribune., 1920-03-19

Elmer Cart of across the lake in
Lake View township, one of the
strongest league : workers in the
county, was Bowbells visitor on
Friday of last week. Mr.. Cart is
one of the delegates to the Nonpar-
tisan convention held at Crosby
this week, and assured us that he
would be there in spite of every
thing. @,..-s.. -, -,
FOR SALE OR TRADE for live
stock, colts or pigs. drills, plows,
harrows, discs, wagons. = binders,
mowers, rakes, corn plantres, cult
vators, also have three second
hand gasolene engines, one 10 h. p,
one h. p, and one h. p, also
full line Of field seeds on hand such
as millet, bromus, all kinds of seed
corn, sweet clover, rape, peas, sun
flower, seed and feed oats, choice
amber durum. Drop in and place
your orders now. r. A.. Grams &
Son. -. Apt -s >-..
+ r. e. Leo and H.. Dissmore OF
Minneapolis arrived here Wednes-
day to erect the station building
and storage tanks for the Moore
Oil Co., and are now at work put
ting up the station building. The
tanks and other equipment. were
shipped nearly week ago, and are
expected to be here after the build
ing is up. AS soon as the station
is ready for business the oils will
start arriving.
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J. W. Caldwell, better known
here as "Curly", arrived here Mon
day evening on Train No. 105, and
intends to remain here for time.
During the past few months he had
been employed at moving picture
theatre at Baskerville. Iowa. For
the present he is employed at do
ing timing work at the MAIDS Ell
sing shop. -.
During the storm last Monday
night the Yale lock on the outside
door Of the court house drifted full
of snow which melted and then
froze, preventing it's working with
key. For several hours no one
was able to get into the building,
but the services OF MAIDS Ejsing
were secured, and he thawed the
thing out with a blow torch.
Miss Edna Tewell visited home
Saturday and part of Sunday, re-
turning to her school Sunday even
ing.
The Bowbells Farmers Club has
applied for the agency for >Bowbells
and vicinity for the state milled
flour, known as The Seal of North
Dakota. A shipment of this -four
eral tests it has proven to be as
flour will be taken at the meeting
of the members of the Farmers
Club today at the court house, and
another order will be sent in prob
ably Saturday. 49, \. ..
Mrs. Alice Hartman, who on
! Friday of last week had her millin-
cry opening, has quite a nice line
of spring headgear, and is enjoying
very nice business. The ladies
of Bowbells and vicinity should by
all means see what she has to Of
fer before buying elsewhere.
Until further notice soldering
and repair work will be done at the
Ejsing shop. 42-2t
Word was received here few
days ago announcing the death of
Frank Lindblad at a sanitarium at.
Colorado Springs, Colo, where he
went several weeks ago for the ben
eft of his health. He had been a
victim Of tuberculosis. Several
days before death took place Mrs.
Lindblad left for his bedside, but
we are told got there after he had
passed away. Death took place
Sunday morning
The programs to be given at the
Royal Theatre during the coming
week will consist Of on Saturday
afternoon and evening Baby Marie
Osborne in Dolly's Vacation, and
two good comedies Of two reels
each: One will be a Harold Lloyd
comedy, and the. other Sennett
comedy entitled Her Blighted Love.
Two shows will be given, the first
ont at $500 in the afternoon, and
the second at 500 in the evening
On "Wednesday the big feature en-
titled The Eternal Magdalene-5.wil
be shown, and in addition to this
there will be a rafting good COM
edy.E Show starts at $500 p. M,
and admission will be 25C and SOC.