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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-07
"Then Il IS the other?"

"Then II IS the other?"
Sure: he's the real thing. Not mucli
to look at. maybe. but he fairly oo7ea
the long green. He's a lawyer"
"Oh. indeed" and Miss Donovan's
eyes darkpnrd She was Interested.
now feeling herself on the verge OF
discovery. From New York;
Sure: maybe you've heard OF hiI~
He knew you as soon as Beaton men
toned your name: he's Patrick En-
right of Enright and Dougherty."
Miss Donovan's fingers gripped hard
on the footbOard of the bed. her teeth
clinched to keep back a sudden excia-
nation of surprise. This was more
than she had bargained for, yet the
other woman. coolly watching, in spite
of her apparent flippancy, observed n"
change in the girls manner. Appar-
emily the disclosure meant little.
"Enright, you say? No l think not
He claimed to know me? That is
strange Who did he think wasp
Miss La Rue bit her lip. She had
found her match evidently, but would
strike harder.
"A reporter on the Star. Naturally
we couldn't help wondering what you
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-07
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Objectionable Effects. Cab
tabs New Name.

What will human ingenuity do se.s1
Smokeless powder, wireless telegrasan
horseless carriages, colorless iodine, taIx
less quinine,-now comes nauseaess csts
mel. The new improvement called "Caio-
tabs" is now on sale at drugstores.
For biliousness, constipation and indE
gestion the new calomel tablet is pas
tically perfect remedy, as evidenced By
the fact that the manufacturers have Az
thorized all druggists to refund the pms
Il the customer is not perfectly delightsss~
with Calotabs. One tablet at bedtime via
q swallow of water-that's all. No taste.
no nausea, no gripping, no salts. BY morss
ing your liver is thoroughly cleansed sud
you are feeling fine, with hearty apps
tite. Eat what you please-no danger-Su
about your business.
Calotabs are not sold in bulk Get ~
original package, sealed. Price, thixtr-
Eve cents.-(adv.)
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-07

the house, unable to tell what had
happened.
"Westcott has been here listening to
our talk. He pried up the window
with this knife. so he could hear.
Moore caught him. and got knocked
out
"He-he heard our talk in-in
there" repeated the dazed lawyer, his
lips trembling. "And-haS got away?
Good heavens! man. where has he
gone? After the sheriff.?
Lacy stared at him through the
darkness. and burst into a roar of un-
restrained laughter.
who? Jim Westcott? The sher'
If? Well. hardly at this stage of the
game. That's your way down East. no
doubt, but out in this country the
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-07
SteIla's feelings lead her
into a trap of the enemy.
CTO BE CONTINUED.)
Patience.

A phlegmatic insensibility Is rs nf
ferent from patience, as pool feon
a harbor. Into the one. Incidence nat.
urally sinks us; but if we arrive al
the other 1t is by encountering many
an adverse wind and rough wave, with
a more skilful pilot at the helm thaK
self. and company under better com
mand than the PASSIONS Hilwyn
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-07

thrust deep into his trouser pockets.
Then, after a few minutes cogitation,
he resumed:
"AIl right then; we'll take it as 1t
lies. The only question unsettled. En-
right. is-what is all this worth to
me?"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-07

A woman would rather talk TO .
disagreeable man than listen to IN
agreeable one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27

Why continue to waste fuel by inefficient
heating methods when it's so high and scarce?
You can have better heating at less cost with
the CaloriC Pipeless Furnace. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27
FINDING WEAR OF HIGHWAYS
instrument Recently Designed and
Made to Determine Wear Of Con-
crete and Other Roads.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.)
Every user of concrete and other
improved highways will be interested
IN an instrument which has recently
been designed and made in the re-
search division of the bureau Of pub
lie roads, for measuring wear of con-
crete and other surfaces. 1t Is an
ticipated that from readings made
with this instrument a large amount
of valuable data may be collected not
only regarding concrete roads, but al
SO concerning brick, macadam, and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27

other types Of surfaces. The ihstru-
ment consists essentially Of two bear
ing plates each 2 inches In diameter,
pivoted on uniform Joints to q span
ner LIN inches long. In the mid
point 10 mounted a micrometer whose
plungsr has . travel Of 1 inch and
whose dial Is graduated to read to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27

enc one-thousandth Of an inch. In
order to form a base to which meas
urements can, be referred from year
TO year, brass plugs are set In the
pavement where readings are desired.
Readings are taken by resting the
bearing plates on the roads surface
and allowing the plunger to rest on
the base plate of the plug. The In
slrument is plumbed with the aid OF
s level and the spanner bar Is held
parallel to the center line of the road.
Other readings may, be taken with the
bar at right angles to the center line
of the road.
An important advantage OF this IN
sirument is that accurate data a Be
acquired rapidly and without inter
rupting traffic. The base plate IN the
pavement is protected between read
ings by covering it with cotton waste
and topping with putty. The brass
Plugs are readily set in any pavement
willie it is being laid, and at any fu-
tuee time by drilling holes with star
drills and setting the plug In cement
grout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27

Leaky valve guides will cause mis-
firing. especially at low speeds. air .oe
ing sucked in and diluting the mixture
A source Of noise that Is frequently
overloaded Is the case covering the
timing gears. 1t should be kept filled
with lubricant.
A small quantity of glycerin applied
TO the wind shield with a piece OF clean
waste will help keep the glass clean
when driving in the rain.
The penalty Of nonlubrfeefaon Il
wear. The penalty Of wesr - noise
and the penalty Of noise ID DISCOMFORT
In other words. oil and be eomfertaI
bic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-27

There is a word hidden II each line of the verse. If you find the
Eight word in each case, the four words-in order will form a word
square, that is, if the words arc written down, n under the other, they
will read the anne downwards IS they do from left to right.
AEspcy TO ycshrdcp5 fnIIe: Here is one solution. Maybe yon coz do
bcts, Mote Male. Nal. Fail Fail. Fuup. Fa1Cn.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

aria neis gcorcBt; i'd ben eIeidl &C.
wi6t, OoB Sic 9i55ic bcior lang c gro.
re Nia in Ocr GreiNnttSltobr rornt
Oe6t, bietaDs ic fnui iid oodl nit Nnl
bon ibre Mc6O in 0cu Sdntte iteGc
IaIIe. lin ircunolid iii p%leiicnt is
Ic 0crucic, OoS bat eilli1es gebote
8ilfe &c, i'd bca 5it ollcrcrIdlt Oen
Giiicreu8 g%cuobiibt, biefabs id fin
ood Itoa oic oicle Sabre bran Sc
wo6nt aeucie, onb oie 9i55ie inmcr
Ell @roulid) at gcbobt bat; for mid
is clio Oic 6lorcn5 reb0cIlcr Son'
ncnidcin geueie, mas id oud boil
IN gan5 eppricidie6tet ben.
@8as eS FONT nod 9elulue bat, oos
oer5dbI i'd Sbnc Oos nGdllte nal. Gle
2iSSie 6ot mid in einenl fort an9e.
oudt, ais luenn ie io0e iuoIlt: gu
6iIt TIT 6Iei6it Ell otter giel mOntit
id Ocr6leime Sine S6rn Iieluer
8biGipp Goueramper
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09
@nmirn Der AIeutsn.

auf ser &oganil Sniel, einer Der
100 Snieln Der gum SerritorinnI
alosfa qeborigen @rllppe Der AIell-
ten. lin0 orei5cbn Mtumicn gefunoell
lpororn, ole in ibrer art beiotOerS
merTmiiroig Iino 3ieie in 9Gute
.lntO gtebe einaebiilten Mumien la
gelt in elmer Soble, Die ibncn ais
&rabla0cr oiente, neil lie Ourd) cine
nntiirIi1e 0ompiDei5ung nllsge-
5cid,net mar. Selbit I'M b1rteiten
SroIt miro Dies m1teriroii1e @elab
ourd) onS pulfaniide 5eucr i'm Gro
imiern Der Snielu warm gebalten
SnfolgeoeIlen lito ole Wumien, mo
BON elf I'M anlerifoniiden National-
muieum in @aibinoton Auinabme
ge%fuuoen baben uOaIt0noig pinge-
trofnet.
Seltiam lit iibri9cns alid ser BE
iucggrilno, ser Die alien AIcuter
0a5ll bcltimlnte, ibre Soten 81 mn.
mifi3ieren. Sier mar niht, wie bel
ben AegDpteruL ser Gloube nlabge-
BEND, oob Die Seele emit pieoer in
Den 9eib 6nriidfebren lpcroe, ion0cul
Die SnIeIbDobner oes norolider
StiQen S5eans braAten es einiad)
nidt fiber lid, iid bon lire. 9citor-
benen angeDorigen 3lt trenlten. Allf
ibreu taglideu 6iidfabrten oieie
mit5unebmcn, fomlten lie aud nift,
10 bcbaIfen iie iid oantit, Ole Gotten
in Salute ooer 3ellgeipebe bon 9ie-
ten ein3lmGberL iie in bodenocr
StcIullg nuf idmale 9retter gu
icBen lno oieie Damn in oet bon
oulfanii6en 9Gmpfen erfiiaten
@6blen aii5nbdngcn. Motldlc Die
ier iest anfgefunoenen @illrnien lino
3ueifellos iebr alien l%lriprungs.
Snoeiien lit bon ser iriiheren Sc.
idid)te ser Nleutelt 10 gut lpie nidtS
6efannt. Ginige @clebrte iillo ser
aniidf, Dab iie olls S5apan ocfom-
men Iinb. glIs icoo6 i'm Sabre 1867
sic gfeuten-Snieln. auianlnlcn nit
alasfa, in Den 9ciie Scr @creinig.
ten Stoateu famc!l, iproden sic
Sniclbetpobner rniiiid. @is sum
Sabre 1884 bIieten iic iid) IeIbTt
iiberlaiicn uto rcgicrtcn Iidl Ielblt.
ScBt BADEN iie Die rltiiiide Gprodle
pcrgelicn un6 baben iid poultGn-
Dig antcrifaniiicrt. Sic MehrSobl
BON i6nen iuobnt in ioilbercn b5lscr.
lten Sduiern uno fteioet iid ipie bic
antcrifaner. Sic 6rauen troqen
aus @eficIfaierl ~perarbcitcte aIci-
scr, oeren Stoff 10 fem actocbt 1T.
0aB ct ben Ginoruf bon Geioc
niadt.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09
@idJt cher, a6er

Gs luor I'M Meiten. Gin iuneee
Mann eridlicn AM @abltage i'm
8a6llefaIe; lin feline Stimme a65ll-
Ae6en.
Sic babeu ia obcr id)on aee
itimmt." erfldrte elmer ser InipnIicr.
oSie irreil iid," ermioerte ser
Ingcfonmenc. sd, ipciB beItimnt,
Dab idl nod niht bier mar
Cine llnteriltdnng DER 9ilten or.
Iab, oa6 Der 8orilallle ocs @a6Icrs,
Der idon icine Stinlule ~otgegc6cn
5atte, febIerbaft nufgeidriebel nor
Den mar. Sc mar niht CHARLES
QUINCY, Der ga eridienen NOR, ion,
bern @rouer Qmincn.
nGroper Quincy" rief ser iunge
Mann ans. o@iiien sic bcltimmt,
Dab er bier iuar uno feline Stimme
lbgegeben bat2"
uSa, oewiB. Bite, iiber5euacn
Sie lid lelblt."
oNa, bas TIT mir aber leio, oaB
I@ ion nift 1ctroiien babe. Sd
luiirOe i'm alif oas ber5lihite 6egriiBt
1a6en. @r lit mein Batter"
pSbr @ater2"
uSo, mo felt bier Sabren babe i'd
i'm uid)t mebr aeieben. ga lit er
ldmlid geItorben."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

@rlfung. Ser Gdulit-
ipeftor fragt Die Siingiten iiber
Genntniiie in Notltrgei9ihte. ST
ipriht bon Sen @ogeln uno mill Ole
&inoer ourd 8ragen sur Grfennt-
riS Der grunolegelloen llnteri6ieot
Spiiden 8ogcln uno anocren Sie-
ren fiibren. 80 fragt er:
o9fun, &inoer, mas fam elm SO
gel, mas i'd nift fann?"
Die &loiic i6meigt. ga toni
ron birten cine oiinne Gimme:
ugierIe0en, Serr S6ulinipef.
torl"
8osbnft. 6riienr (au
eiuem &errlt nit bartlolem @eii9t
uno boultGnoiger @labe): @cnn id
Sic raiieren ioa, baben Sic mobl
0ie @iitc, SbrenGopf red)t melt nod
btnten 5u beitger, oantit ih nnter-
ideioen fam, mas oben itno unten
lit.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09
Nms Oem SaaebMd elmer innscn
Gbemiferin.

Seute babe id sum eritcnmaI
&nrtoffeln aefod)t, ipic Nfama oaS
neunt. Gieier 8oraunu beitebi oar-
m, Dab man Ole @rr5elfnoaell
ron Solanum ~tliberoium in elm
@aIierboo Iegt, oas man ldilgere
Belt nuf 100 @roo 3cliiltS erbibt,
toO6nrd Die 3eaipGnoe plaBen itno
Oas oarin befinoIi1e Stdrfemebl
ii6 Ooorrd lott, oaB iid 8alier-
molefiile 5ipiiden Sic Molefiile Die
ics 9obGenbDorots lagerlL Oos crit
0aourd fir pbpiiologii6e 3tpefe
broi6bar miro.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09
II III d. 81

Il m chung. Cont
togsreiter. DSerr Staameiiter, id
m0dte fir Den Nadnliitng einen
feurigen &elner 5u leiben nebmelil"
Stnllmcilter: n3aben fonnen Sic
idcn einelt, aber es miro Sbnell
S1pierigfciten MAIDEN. oenielber
,enSubolen!"
@eouIoig. u2ina, 9n
oarfit nidt mcbr nit benz Wiiael
tan5en es lit i6on Die finite
Tcur!"
0aN, Muitcr, gu meibt oof, oaB
ct itottert! -. SD licbe" bat er
iGon berausgebrad)t unO Die naf-
ite 8our lit elm nSdottiid)", oa
bipft ibm lider nod ons uSie" ber-
aus!"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

Son beiben etwas.
r@roBmanta, iebe i9 8apa ooer
Wanna 6bnli6?"
.@eioen, mein 2iebling. gu bait
oeiner Mlltter electromagnetic 8ega-
bung, @elo ausaugeben, un0 beines
@oters @enie, feins au e%rperben.
9e9. Dame: s.9o foG ia
geitern pdbrenO Ser Bremiere Sbres
9uItipiels ploblid elm Mann aufge-
lta,toen utlb aum gntieben oes Sub
lifums ouf Der 2ogenbriiitung ipa-
ateren eegangen iein. 8os mar pobl
ein Srrlimniger?"
9i6ter (%traurig): rRein, ein
S6lafWanoler."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

Wa aliol @r: SINNER Oieic
groBen Hcdynnngcn Der Sdneioe-
rilnelL, anoere 6raleil MADDEN oodl
ibre Sleioer ielber, abcr OIL nnad)it
gar nid)ts!
Sic: llno mas mad)it oenn onl
Or: Sh2... Na, i'd made bod
ieit oreI Sabren unlerer Che nlcinc
3igaretten iclbitl
@rob. 9urh9ebrannter Sol
icrer (bei eincm Sdifibruh):
Uluaben sic, Dab mir Mmeritu nod
{, reidlen2
&apitdm: Wieinen Sic uielleidt
Sbretipegen2
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

S6Iou. o@arum f~iittert
oenn Die geiaige Aiieiiorin ibren
Marn gar 10, Srau Snipeftor2"
y9amit ct in Der Sommerfrii6'
feiuen Cheering ni6t runter tun
fonnl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

au9 eine SogO-8ro-
pB1e. nSoben sic idolI nal cine
Sauiaso m~itgemadt?"
80 ial SD fam Sbnen iebt nod
sic Sole 8eigen, Die ih mir beim
9Iettern aerriilen babel"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

- Aus jungerg Gle. Mann
(ila6 Sauie fommeno): uSor' nal,
liebes Grauben, es rie6t bier 10 ei.
gentiimlid. Oh bait mobl Dieoer
e.pas ~beionoeres a%nbrennen Iaiien2"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

= @eologii6e$. 9aitldeil
Itebt am 8oritdtenl6rant. o8apa, tit
cs ipobr, oaB man oas Meer rait-
I9en bort, tpern man cine Nhlldel
Gn oas DIR bdlt2"
uSsa."
SEA aber, oie i6 bier babe, oie
roiidt bod niAt?l"
n@iro mobl aus IN Gotten Meer
ieinl"
3ieIbewuBt. Sirilt:
n8enn sic meiter 10 8iilloeioe @lif-
fc tperfen, andoiges Sranlein, mer-
Sc id Sic amtlid belangen!"
Srdulein: yMber bod pobl -
Understandable"
-&affeno 5. = o9ieie llbr lit
tuie cine Neoi3inflaiGe."
O@ielo?"
SEA, cs ioate aud oranf iteben:
&or @ebroad tiidtig idiittelnl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

Sdrclmcbriet ben idl
S6ne gelo9t, oaB Ole
6Ioreu5 o%ntontnle is
I'M 6aB id reitelueg
in mel MuGm &C.
fdniettt i'm, for Ole
9i55ie. mas meine
Mite is, 6u 5cige,
ooB i'd en- OerOoat
feiner GerI fin. no
ale igre @ildes rie'
ipedte 0ubt.
SD ben geOcnft,
bic 9is5ie ntuB ia
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

9ieIiageno. Game: Das
ii. aber raid gegangen, Serr Dof-
tor, oamals init Sbrer @erbeirn-
tung!
9oftor: So, gang redt es lit
10 raid gegangen, oaB i6 iest, nod
bier Sabrer, nod nidt oil mein -
Slid glauben fam!
Ger Sauptintere :
tent gerteioiger (nad Der Ser
banolung): nSh Diiroe Sbnen ra-
ten, iid bel Dem llrteil gu bernbi-
gen uno lieber feline &epiiion ein5u.
legen!"
M~ngeflagter (ahiel3udenb): nSa,
mir ITS gleiA =. aber baben oenn
Sic feinen gbrgcia, SER Dottor2"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

&ubner @ergIei1 /.
4arl6en (5u ieinem nnraiierten pa
pay: y2ieber Bapa, on bait belte
elm @efidt wie Ole 8al5e uni'rer
Spielubrl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

&ei6er Safer gum 6rer fdner Gohter): @iirOen Sic aub
Inn meme 3odtr angebatcn baben ,nenn fe arm mdre he cine airden-
ntals?
0Gel6lperfGn0ibI"
,0ann fam ib tie Sbnen gu neinem @eoarern niht geben. in ta
feinen Norren in Der 5amiie baben!4
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

Gin Sauptgepinn Ser 6ranffur-
ter @fer6elotterie 1T nod Oiuglin-
gen gefalen. Ser Snbober DeS
@liidsloies lit elm 2aternenaniteder,
Ser iiG Den @etpinn Elm elegan-
ies &eitpfero nit Sottel = bereitS
abaeholt bot.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

@lter 10 n d L (oer nod
NAL beiraten nlodte): SD bin ia
eigentlid crit 60 Sabre; a6er mel
1;en Sic ni6t, oaB i'd mebr Slid
lei Sr1ulein 2er6enfel0 babe, tpenn
id mid nm 10 Sabre finger
mode2"
SD CLAUDE, Sbre @usiidten ud-
rem better, tpenn Sic ii6 Inn 10
Sabre 1lter ouSgeben!"
nnter 6rennoinnen.
SRI. g.: Sort gebt ia Serr &eid-
mann. Alio er iagte wirfli6, ct
bielte mid fir iebr miBig?
SRI. g.: Nein, 10 iagte er nidt.
CT meinte, er miiiie ieoesmal la
den, mentl er bid trdfel
-Der&apaIier. SD bab'
meiner Srau bent d gfero ge=
ihenft!"
.@as, Ser mieBen Sralt i9erfen
Sic 4 Yfero?!~
rgu, es mar ia ia gan5es Hfero
= es mar MIR d 8iertelfilo!"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09
Nfrmer 6 dlrsibsbritf Nes
/ biltpp a1eramptFr.
IT..

IN.
aicin Iic6er Scrr ReooftionGr; =
cSn ntpiu lpbte
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

YoIitiide Srage.
pgsas bat Elm &ei6smebrioloat 81
TIM, ser auf eincm Spa5iergang
Inter Oeh 2inoen ieinem Saupt-
mann begegnet?"
Or bat oen fameraoidaftliden
@ruB iciles @orgciebten ebeilio ia.
meraoi6aftli6 ST. ertpioern."
rNeinl"
Or bat ii9 bon ieirem Sarpt-
mann cine CUTE 3igarre anbieten
gu laiien."
n@ein! @iftS bat er gu TIM:
6enn FONT fonnte er ia nidt ipa-
aierengeben!"
Sn Ser S6nIe. 2ebrer:
@ie biel lift 8peimal 8pei?"
Mi6el: nNet bell"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

Serr: @ag fungcn Sic oenn
NIT Dem Obit an. oas Sbnen oer-
oirbt2
SAMPLER: . oas bringe
i6 aud los, i'd babe cine SiliaIe in
Der Ndbe oes Qbeaters.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-09

Gin sau8 aHes SnFr1unent, Serrl auf benz bat Beethoven bic
neunte Spmpbonie component; ioar fem Speidel lit nod orinl"
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-16

ROSWELL P. MERRITT, OPTI-
CAL SPECIALIST, of Kenmare, N.
Oak, will personally visit BOW:
BELLS, professionally Wednesday. !.
tAPRlI. E21.. Office at RICHARD
SON HOTEL. All persons having
defective eyesight, headaches, or
who need their glasses changed or
renewed should call and see him.
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-16
Nase3eA
SlINNEN

tad and Mrs, Paul Moritz spent
Wednesday at the home of Jacob
Schouten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eng. Larson went
to Stampede in their Ford last
Thursday -l.'s. -.
Mrs. Paul Moritz, Mrs. J. schout-
EN- and Eilene spent Thursday at
ternoon with Mrs. E. Larson.
John Olson, P. Bakken, M. Sor-
enson. Eng. Larson, K. Hermanson,
C. Post. M. Amundson. S. Reistad
]. Schouten and P Moritz attended
the sale of Anton Ness Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Busek were
Ignite callers Thursday.
Jacob Schouten was a Columbus
caller Thursday
Fern Reistad left for Axel Erick
sons Monday, where she is employ.
ed for some time. -
A skating party was held on the
ice pond near Welshes Monday
night. and an enjoyable time was
had.
Mrs. Eng. Larson spent Saturday
afternoon at Knute Hermansons.
Josie Reistad called at J. Schout-
ems Friday afternoon.
sf
son called at John Moens Friday.
Andrew Busek spent Saturday
with Louis and Carl Hermanson.
May Moritz visited Saturday at
Jacob Schoutens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engebret Larson
visited at Charlie Holters one day
last week. =
Howard Miller was in Ignite
Monday, to get some dental work
DONE ~
Mrs. John Linderson spent satur-
day AFTERNOON with Mrs. N. Klegseth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Post were
shopping in Columbus Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Amundson and
Selma spent Thursday at the home
of Sven Reistad
Mrs. Eng. Larson spent Friday
afternoon at NJ. Amundsons.
J. Busek. K. Hermanson and T.
Moritz attended the sale of Lars
Tangen Saturday fS5: Y
Johnny Busek spent Sunday at
Il. Welshes.
s. Eng. Larson got a load of feed
ground at Jack Schoutens Saturday.
Lenora Dahl visited Sunday at
the home Of Chas. Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Hermanson,
Lavina. Gladys and Melvin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Post and Leo, Howard
Miller and John Olson, and Lillian
Dahl spent Sunday at the home Ct
Engebret Larson.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moritz and
family spent Sunday afternoon at
..:.:sls. >I.57 Cor. l. 3.
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-16
KANDIYOHl
(From staff correspondent>

A. j. Johnson called at c., Schmel.
lings Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Carlson and
son Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs. p.
G.. Nelson visited at the Otto Nelson
home near Bowbells Wednesday,.
Arthur Leslie and Sophus Schmel-
ling took in the sights in Kenmare
Wednesday,. s
Lewie Nicholson called at Carl
Andersons Wednesday evening.
Mrs Art Leslie spent Wednesday
visiting at Hans Sandes.
John Carlson was busy last week
moving Edward Bowman's house
from out south onto his farm near
Little Butte. He is now getting
things rigged up SO that they will
be able to move into it within a
couple of days.
Otto Carlson and Alden Nelson Ire
helping John Carlson build.
John Durward called at John Pet
ersons Thursday to get some feed
ground.
Adolph Holt visited at Carl An
dersons Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Carlson called
at Kenmare Friday.
Louise Anderson visited at Chris
Schmellings Friday.
Carl Anderson helped Lewie- Mick
elson butcher a hog last Thursday.
John Peterson called at Kenmare
Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Lewie Nicholson
spent Sunday afternoon visiting at
Michael Jensons. 49,. a:ss@ts
John Peterson visited at Carl An
dersons Sunday afternoon,
Carl Jenson is reported on the
sick list this week. His friends
wish him a speedy recovery.
Jens Christensen and children
spent Sunday afternoon visiting at
the Chris Schmelling home.
Peter Nelson had the misfortune
of losing one of his best cows last
Saturday, it falling into a deep well
and breaking it's neck. The ami
NAL was dead before it could be
gotten out .
A large crowd of people attended
the auction sale at Frank R1efs
Wednesday, April 14th. ~
The snow has disappeared from
the hill tops and the banks in the
coulees are continually sinking. AT
this rate we will soon be able to
hear the buZzing of cars once again.
Albert Haugen returned home
Sunday, after spending couple OF
weeks on his farm near Lostwood.
Frank Reifs of near Lostwood i'll
tend to leave for washington in the
near future. They have disposed
of their land to John Miller.
Cor. R.
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-16
ATTENTION FARMERS

A complete stock Of building ma,
terial, white cedar and tamerack
post, always on hand at Woburn
and Niobe. Number 3 white oats
$100 per bushel. The celebrated
Worlds Best Flour $7.75 per cwt.
Pure White Rye flour $6.4O per
cwt., middlings $2.75 per cwt.,
Bran $3.50 per cwt.. corn meal Csc
per 10 lb. sack. When in need of
anything in our line call on our To-
cal managers, they are courteous
and obliging.
THE RUGBY ELEVATOR co.
w. II. Barnett, Algr. Woburn n
b.. -
Ole T. Mygland, Mgr, Niobe, N
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