The Bowbells tribune., 1920-01-16

Dance at the Royal Theatre en-
Friday evening. Jan. %. This IS
the dance which was scheduled to
take place on Friday evening of last
week, but was postponed. A big
time is assured to all who attend.
J. W. Moore and son Earl left
last Sunday morning for Minneapo-
lis where they are spending a few
days looking after business matters
Niobe is going to have one of the
biggest and best shows ever given
in any>of the smaller towns on Sat
urday, Jan. "a, when the Midland
Lyceum Bureau, will put on a play
entitled. "a Night in the Trenches"
The company putting on the play
are all artists in their line, and have
given great satisfaction in all places
where they have shown. The play
will be given at the town hall a.
Niobe, and the show starts prompt
ly at 500 p. m. Admission will
be soc and 25c. r. H%.>
!, ,Melbys orchestra has consented
TO be present at the services at the,
M. E. church next Sunday evening
and take part in the musical pro-
gram. This feature should add
greatly to the attendance at the
church, which has in the past been
increasing fast as each week passed.
|. Miss Bernice Willyard, who had
been confined to her bed since last
October, is, again able to be up anu
oL fri g
will be glad to know that she is
getting better.
| 3, The financial statements of a
number of banks appear in this Is
sue of The Tribune, and should be
carefully gone over by our readers.
The statements in all cases show,
the banking institutions to be in
kthe very best of condition.
I. Cashier ]. G. Johnson of the
First State Bank was business
visitor at Minot on Saturday Of last
week. r-N
= Those wanting chickens for: Sun
day dinner will please call us up on
Friday in order that we may know
how many to kill Saturday for sale
that week. Pioneer Meat Market.
| Rev. L. K. Brandser of west OF
! Flaxton was a business visitor in
| Bowbells on Monday Of this week.
While here the reverend gentle
told us that he did not dispose Of
all of his personal. property at the
fall, but that he was quitting farm
i,,r
place out next spring. He is ex-
pecting a call some time during the
next few weeks, when he will leave
for. new location and continue
work as sminister.
The dance which was scheduled
to take place at the Royal Theatre
on Friday evening of last week, has
been postponed until Friday 'even-
ing, Jan. %. Melby's orchestra
will play, and big time is assured
to all who attend,
!, The ty~(commissioners Of
!; Burke county finished their work
here Saturday evening of last week.
and adjourned until the fore part
of February when they will hold
their regular monthly meeting.
Just before adjonrning the mem
bers of the board made plans to at
tend convention of the auditors
and commissioners from all over
the state, which is being held on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of
this week. At this convention the
question of taxes, good roads and
legislative problems which have
been puzzling the commissioners
all lover the state will be discussed
by county and state officers who
have made study of the new laws
and conditions as they exist\ now.
Geo. E. Wallace, state tax commits
siOner. illespeak on the question
Of taxes, and j. j. Osterhous, state
dairy. commissioner. will talk on
'"The Cow Law