The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-16

| Mrs. Ed. Drinkwater left. last
| SaturdaNnight for California where
she will spend several weeks visit-
| ing at the home of her mother. Dur
ing her absence her place as plan
ist with the Melby orchestra will be
taken by Mrs. Emil Norberg of
Kenmare, who has had much OK
| perience in orchestra work, and
| will not inN any way keep the Melby
orchestra from staying at first place
IN this vicinity as a musical organ
i izatiOn. So sgs /.
ROSWELL p. MERRITT. :. OPTT-
CAL SPECIALIST, of Kenmare, N.
Oak, will personally visit BOW
| BELLS, PROFESSIONALLY Wednesday.
APRIL 2ls 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 basket party given at the
Royal Theatre on Thursday evening
was attended by a very large num-
Der of people, and all had q very.
Ienjoyable. time. 81. # sS 7515: fE5
Remember the band dance to be
given at the Royal Theatre this
(Friday) evening, at which the
Melby orchestra will furnish the
| music, and to which the general
public is cordially invited. The
band boys are making arrange
ments to take care Of: an. unusually
large number of people, and assure
all who come that the very best
kind Of a time will be had..a III q,
VIM Glaspey,, the auctioneer, is
spending a few days at his home
here after putting in much of his.
time during the past few weeks in
crying sales with his brother, r. IT,
Glaspey, in the western portion Of
the .coun ty ~. In talking to The
Tribune he tells us that the proper
ty at practically all Of the sales
sold we'll, and much better than
what could be expected, but that as
far as he knew the sale season was
about all over with now, there be-
ing only two or three more before
it is too late for sales this spring
On the other hand he says there
seems to be many people inquiring
as to where sales would be held.
they wanting to buy $valious kinds
Of farm property. ssl3s4s
In Divide county tho faction that
Is opposed ito the NonpartiDan
League held a. convention atsC Crosby
ore day last week and endorse az
70 sdnty tt cket,, as well as two mem
bers $of the legislatnre elected slTl
executive cQmmittc and salpO nam
ed delegates ito the state gfI.. WI ts
repre- natives In he house ~ we're.
end dorsed is prob by the fact than tina \,
one senator and one representa-
TT I.ss convention to be held
here Here soon a meeting Of the lead
sers 1of the ~. ". A. in Burke county
was held at sFlaxton one day last
week for the purpose lof perfecting
$arrangements for calling "a q county,.
convention here, and IT. Is beliaYet
1 that a full ticket will be- enc dorseds
sthe same as what was done an Divide
county. sS$S
is5s Fall in for imp ortant meeting efs
ythe America Leg gfOnS local postS
Sheadq uarters room at tss ;t1le 0jstnK (
shop on Tues 22o. sat
u. m. II ex-seryic men ,leaseS.
report tss
Our old Il eli Ia areenfial
of near. GoHum hras as 81 $aS.sss BY sfnassSS
visitor In Bowie llsss on
this week & id ne y otharss5
early farmers ia words To- d
say iini@regard to ate 81 We
we're having stt HIS season He told
slis isstliatswhereshe Ii hesWass born and spent
his hoyhood days the farmers made
Sit al sriIle plant til cir first DO ota-s
toes each ssprfng on bod riday,Es
and always found this to aas
Hrfg dat Mr. GreenfsId rsasiises
squf few ssnuds mere and
Shg,H tTy Hat q ood { Frid sstHH
spring but ssli1nmst
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