The Bowbells tribune., 1920-02-20
Local New
: BOWBELLS MARKETS

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The following market report is
corrected every Thursday afternoon
atE ,Je o'clock. and Is obtained from
8 local buyers:
I Wheat No. 1, dark Nor. IS 2.76
Wheat No. 2, dark Nor. -. 2.70
sDurum wheat. No. l amber 2.OS
Dat. -, ~
Rarlav -. 1.09
FIax ATS
rive 1875
Corn 1.G5
Eggs. per dozen so
z RHfter- dairy ner mound so
3YP Potatoes. per bushel 3 30
/ Cream, butter. fat. per 10. 81
R. F. Migge took charge Of the
Pioneer Meat Market last Monday
{ morning, and since then has been
looking after things like an Odd
hand. his several years layoff from
this work not having apparently
decreased his efficiency in any way.
Mr.. Hoffman, who had been en-
ployed for the last year or more by
the former proprietor. Mr. Mar
shall. has entered into the employ
of Mr.. Migge, and is continuing to
work in the back room Of the shop.
4 Mr.. Marshall will be here for about
two weeks or more to look after
5 his collections, after which he will
take q trip and Visit number of
his relatives, whom he had not seen
for many wears. 53 HI.
Il We have limited supply of pure
I, linseed Oil and Sal Tonic for live
stock. These are the best prevent
4 atives for disease known. Get
your supply now. Moore Hard
ware Co. 36tf
!. Jack Brown, who short time a go
DISPOSED of his farm north of town
together with all mis- farm equip
ment and live stock. left the fore
part of the week ror White Fish,
Mont. where he has q son, and
where he intends to make his home.
The Browns had been residents OF
this great Bowbells country for
Just about twenty years, and we
can truthfully say that there isn't
anyone here who knows them but
what has the highest regard for
both Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. They
[ lived here in such way that their
return would be welcomed at any
time they desired to return, and
the removal from the community
will prove a big loss to everyone,
here who knows; them.
The concert given at the Royal
Theatre by Skarning. the noted ac>3
Gordon artist. was quite largely at
tended. and was enjoyed very much
by all present.
y II. M. Shirley. who for some ]
1 time past held the position as dep-
auty in the offices of Clerk of Court
w. G. Martin and County Judge O..
s. Hall, resigned the place and left
Saturday night for Fargo where he
has accepted a position as district.
sales manager for large automo-
bile concern. His place at the
court house was taken ), Monday
morning by Miss Anna Farmer,
ssistero Of R. III. Farmer of the First
Bank Of #FIaxton. Misa Farmer has
a. high sch DOL Ias we'll as q a:business
education and ls amply able to look
after the duties that will be re-
quired Of her without any trouble
whatever. a sE.
.ss 53 Look over your harness now and
bring in such sets that need Oiling
.andSrepairing before the spring rush.
starts when you might have difi-
Guilty III getting the work DONE
Herman Endreson. = ~. 1-s
Az marriage license was issued
on Thursday of last week to John
- Grubb and Miss Julia M Moe, both
:ot Powers Lake. 4; 4
Clarence s. Summers Of Powers
Lake; who for q short time was
employed as one OF. the Instructors
at the B0Wbells High Schoo but I
who left here about the first Of Sthe1
year for the coast, where he had /
been employed since n that time, 4
writes Us that he has returned to [
Powers LAke,a and that he will re-
main thera from now on. During /;
his absence he { wass laid up for. q
time from a severe case OF the flus 4
while at spokane but Is now en- [
tirefy recovered from the disease
He writes The ribuns that the
league has some tough ding at
timas M the state ssof Washing
but that the slabor uni IONS: are strong
there. He says he saw, .ssss t. Miliss1
runsout OF spok okane bys some don Z
riaa mon on a aSniglitS he was alpposed tps
I,peak but that h,s,s said fills was
rsght bae a. e q aIok TIE Il. 4.