The Bowbells tribune., 1920-07-23
rietta spent Sunday afternoon

rietta spent Sunday afternoon at
Henry Browns. 4 4s
Mrs. Matte Burke soent. Sunday
evening at D. F. BARS.
John Owens, oldest son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Johnnie Owens. met with
very painful accident on Wednes-
day of last week when he was
kicked by a horse on the head and
face. 1t might have proved to
have been a fatal accident He
was taken to the Bowbells hospital
at once where his wounds were
dressed. He spent a couple OF days
in the hosnital and returned to
proved. 5-
The Homer Sink family and joe
Guerdette spent Sunday at Henry
Browns.
DR.. Fuller of Bowbells brought
John Owens out to his home Fri
day evening from the hospital.
Carl Olson returned to his home
Sunday evening after spending
some time with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown.
Lizzie Stores went to Bowbells
Monday where she will help Mrs.
Magadanz for fev- days with her
hospital work.
Little Luella Dudley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Dudley, met
with very serious accident Satur-
dav afternoon while trying to chase
some of the horses out of the grain
One of the horses kicked her on
the head and face which might
have proven fatal. She was taken
at once to the Bowbells hospital
where her wounds were dressed and
where she could receive medical
care. At this writing she is get
ting along nicely.
Madonna Owens spent a couple of
days with her brother John at the
Bowbells~ hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Romine and
daughters were, at Flaxton Sunday.
DR.. Fuller of Bowbells was called
to the Dudley home Saturday after
noon to see the little girl who got
kicked by horse.
Thelma Coons called on Mrs.
Dick Hillisland Friday.
Mrs. Archie Dudley spent several
days of last week at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. John Woollis-
croft who lives out in the hills.
Mrs. Dick Hillisland spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. D. ].
Coons.
Mrs. John Owens and children
spent Sunday evening at the Simon
Lynch home.
Mrs. Archie Dudley is spending
several days in Bowbells to be near
her little daughter, who was kicked
by a horse a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Coons and
children visited with Mrs. George
Coons Sunday.
Mary, Burke and Willis Bair,
Helen and Olive Romine. Violet,
Merle and Willis Coons, Reed
Brooner, Clark Stitt and Lillian
Burke were at the lake Sunday ev-
ening.
Sarah and Helmer Swenson and
Olger FERN called at the Hillisland
home Sunday.
John Owens spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the Lynch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hillisland Wis
tied at Will Redmers Sunday.
Raw Edwards came out from
Bowbells Monday evening with Mr.
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days visiting with relatives and
friends here.
Marie Peterson spent a few days
of last week with friends in and
.ear Niobe. She returned to her
home Friday evening.
Bella and Barbara Lynch called
on Mrs. l.. M. Hadwen Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Homiston went to BOW
bells Saturday evening with DR..
Fuller to help take care of the little
Mr.. Turbett of Bowbells has been
doing some painting for MRS.
George Coons and is also painting
w B. Coons' house.
John Owens and John Cron are
doing carpenter work at Henry
Browns the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Romlne ana
daughters were a, Kenmare Iues-
day.
W. H. Wineman returned home
from Minot Wednesday morning
where he had been taking treat
mentS