The Bowbells tribune., 1921-04-29
+. +. MigEe of tho Pioneer Meat

| Il. r. Migge of tho Pioneer Mea
Market rearranged his shop las
week so it presents much neatel
appearance than it did formerly
He now has the refrigerator show
case at the rear of the room and
keeps in it all the fresh, meats thai
are cut up, and also such other
goods that are apt to spoil in the
warmer weather, if exposed to the
air. The interior of the shop looks
much better, and we are sure the
change will meet with the approval
Of Mr.. Migges many patrons.
Since the names of the signers
Of the petitions for initiated laws
were published last week in The
Tribune it has been found that
some of the signers in Burke coun-
ty are not legal voters, and this
fact is being reported to the attor-
ney general, who will no doubt
take the necessary legal action. "
The Tribune learns that Carl
Gilbertson, who during the past
few years was employed as super
intendent of the L1gnite Schools,
and whose contract expires at the
conclusion of the present term, mas
accepted position as superintend-
ent of the Starkweather schools for
the coming term at salary OF
$25O0. Mr.. Gilbertson proved to
be a hard working and conscien-
tious instructor, and the patrons or
the Lignite schools will be sorry TO
see. him leave. -. .#... sE
G. A. Marshall received the new
equipment for his Sanitary Meat
Market the fore part Of the week,
and since that time has had same
installed and ready for use. There
was delay of several weeks in get
ting this equipment, and during
that time Mr.. Marshall was handi-
capped for making sausages, boil
ogna and other specialties. He now
is as well equipped as any shop in
tho state. and' is ready for big bus
mess. a4. r. -
A bright baby girl arrived on
tuesday of this week to gladd en-
the home OF Mayor and Mrs. Geo.
Hansen.
The Tribune learns that the Red
Cross county school nurse, Miss
Sarah Simmons, is about to leave
Burke county now for the reason
that there are no more available
funds with which to pay her sal
ary and expenses. Some of the
residents of the county have sug-
gested that. mass meeting be
called here to devise means by
which her services can be contin-
ued, and we would like to have our
readers express their opinions In
this regard. Miss Simmons has
proven to be- a hard working and
conscientious nurse, willing to go
anywhere at any time she is called,
and in case we lose her it is not
likely that we will be able to get
ono as efficient again.
The Catholic ladies will hold a
food sale at the postoffice next Sat
urday afternoon at two O'Clock, and
everyone is cordially invited to
come and get some good things to
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Quite large number OF Bow
bells people went to Coteau on Fri
day evening Of last week to attend
|. the play given the pupils of the
Coteau schools, and all report the
entertainment as being fine.
The |city council will hold it's
regular monthly meeting on Mon
day evening Of next week when
among other things the appoint
ment of chief of police for the
ensuing year will be taken up.
Farmers throughout Burke coun-
ty do not seem to be worried to
any extent over the grasshoppers
this season mainly for the reason
that there doesn't seem to be any
hoppers anywhere so far. Up to
the present time no one has report
ed having seen any rloppers in the
county. while last year at this time
they were quite numerous in many
places. The eggs seem to be very
plentiful in all places that are suit
able for hoppers to plant eggs, but
probably the weather has not been
warm enough to hatch any of them.
County Agent Eastgate reports that
he hasn't seen a single hopper this
spring. though the county has a
large. supply of ingredients with
which to mix the poison dope, and
same can be mixed any time at an
hours notice, making it ready for
use about IL hours later. Farm
3ers who find hoppers in any large
numbers on their places are re-
quested to notify the county agent
at once.
"A young man about % years old
from Kenmare was taken in custody
here last Wednesday: at about mid
might, and a charge Of driving a car
while in an intoxicated condition
was lodged against him. A Ken
re1car broke down here Wed
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