The Bowbells tribune. [volume], September 24, 1909, Image 6

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Dress Goods
and Silks.
We also havfe a
nice line of dress
goods and silks in
all of the
Latest Shades
and Fabrics
prices ranging from
60c to $2.
School Supplies
Additional Local News.
For Sale.—A few nice Poland
China pigs, also onions and car
rots.—T. C. Barker. lltf
Ed. Kirkelie, having finished his busi
ness here for this season, left on Wed
nesday for his home at Harmony, Minn.
Oscar Sandberg, cousin of the Ras
mussen boys living east of the city, ar
rived here a few days ago from Racine,
Wis., on a visit to his relatives, neither
he nor they having met before during
a period of 21 long years.
E. A. Bickford, father of G. L. and
A. B., arrived on Monday morning from
the west, having spent some time on
the coast, taking in the fair at Seattle
and making an extensive tour of that
country, his principal stopping place
having been Eos Angeles, Cal., where
he has been for some time. He leaves
here again the first of the week for
Kempton, Grand Forks county, where
he will join Mrs. Bickford, who has
been there on a visit for some time, and
together they will shortly leave for
New York state, where they will spend
the winter.
See Fred Andrews for 8 per
cent money for farm loans. 9tf
We have just received a complete
new stock of
Tablets, Composition Books,
Note Books, Drawing Tablets,
Pens, Pencils, Crayons ........
in fact everything you need for school work.
You will find our stock complete
and prices right.
DONOVAN DRUG COMPANY
UP-TO-DATE DRUGGISTS.
If you take pride in your horse
you should also take pride in his clothing
I will again call your attention to my
large stock of
HARNESS and COLLARS
which I will sell at the lowest prices
and keep the money at home.
The Famous 5A Horse Blankets
A have a large line of Plush and Fur Robes
See my large stock of TRUNKS And SUIT CASES.
Childrens' Coats from
$3.50
to $10
Mrs. Laura Martin and. daughter,
Miss Hattie, were looking after their
farm interests east of the lake on Wed
nesday and yesterday.
Fred Nordloff has rented the John
Larson farm, situated five miles south
of this city, for the next crop year,
and John will leave in a short time for
Wapaca, Wis., where he will spend the
winter with a brother and sister living
near that place. He has not quite for
gotten his experience of last spring,
when young Joseph DeWitt, when
caught in the act of robbing John's
house, shot at the latter and came
within a hair of severing Mr. Larson's
jugular vein with a revolver bullet, and
he wants to get away from the scene
of that night's fright and try thereby
to forget the occurrence.
To all who are thinking of buy
inga sewing machine, I would
like to tell you of the families I
have sold to, so you can see for
yourself if any of them are dis
satisfied with their machine, or
if they think they have paid too
much for it. After you have
done this, I will sell you one too,
if you are ready to buy.—E. W.
EATON. 12
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For Sale—A Majestic range, in every
sense as good as new. Inquire at this
office. 14tf
Frosaker Bros, are the happy owners
of a Model 10 Buick auto, 22-hp., re
ceived direct from Minneapolis on Sat
urday last, and the new car is a decided
beauty and skims over the highway al
most noiselessly and like a thing of life.
We understand that they traded: a quar
ter section of land that they recently
got from Julius Beguin, for the car,
and the boys feel that they made a
mighty good deal.
The rolls for the feed mill were ship
ped out of Minneapolis on the 17th inst.
but have not been received here yet.
As soon as they arrive they will at once
be adjusted in the mill for grinding
and announcement of the date of
opening of the mill will be made known
through the columns of The Tribune.
Mr. Peters is very anxious to get the
machinery again motion for the ac
commodation of the many who are hold
ing feed they want ground.
Mrs. T. O. Hunter on Monday last
accompanied her son Dave as far as
Minot on his way to Grand Forks,
where he will at once' enter and attend
the State University for a term or
two. Dave seemed to be delighted at
the thought of going to the Forks and
we believe that taken from the sur
roundings that envelop a youngster in
this town from the word go, he will
take kindly to his school and studies
and come nome a staid, studious young
man, whose influence on many of his
former companions will be fraught
with good.
fee danger, or damage to health—by
simply using Dr. Shoop's new substi
tute, called "Health Coffee". Pure
wholesome, toasted cereals, malt, nuts,
etc. make Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee
both healthful and satisfying. No 20
to 30 minutes tedious boihng. "Made
in a minute," says Dr. Shoop. If ser
vedas coffee, it's taste will even trick
an expert. Test it and see. All dealers.
The College of Commerce at
Minot, North Dakota, offers $500
for the name of one of its gradu
ates that failed to secure a good
position. Certain business suc
cess is yours if you attend this
thorough, handsomely equipped
institution. Its elegant catalog
is yours for the asking. Write
for it at once. 12
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We have just received a beautiful line of Ladies'
and Children's Coats, Sweaters and Sweater
Coats at prices within the reach of everybody.
R. T. Blenkner, The Pioneer Store
St. Cloud Business College, St.
Cloud, Minn., a strong, up-to-date
school for complete business and
shorthand courses. Catalogue
free. 9tf
If you want the services of a good,
reliable, up-to-date auctioneer, engage
Ghas. J. Kopriva. He works for his
clients'
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bickford and Drs.
Doe and Lenfest drove over in Mr
Bickford's auto on Saturday to Russell,
on the Mouse river, where they spent
Sunday and part of Monday duck hunt
ing on the vast marsh where the Mouse
river overruns a considerable territory
at and near that point. They report
many nithrods from all parts of the
state on the marsh in quest of the web
footed birds and thousands of them
were bagged during their short stay,
the Bowbells part? alone getting fully
200 birds. It was agreed, however,
that it is yet too early in the season for
the best hunting, as the ducks at this
time remain for the most part in the
thick reeds, where they cannot be seen,
whereas a little later on when the wat
er begins to freeze in this shelter the
game will be driven out into the open,
where. they will be more exposed to
view and find themselves wholly at the
mercy of the hunters. The party ar
rived home at about 10 o'clock Monday
night, the dense darkness causing them
more or less trouble about keeping the
road, but they got here in good shape,
nevertheless, and all report having had
a bully good time.
A few good work horses for
sale. See T. C. Barker. lOtf
Phone Changes.
Patrons of the Greave's Telephone
Co. are requested to make the follow
ing (Ganges to the telephone directories:
NEW PHONES.
Burrows, Robt. ....- 89
Crosby Coal Mine. 261 line 105
Frosaker, Ole, res.. V:.
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Finke, J. L. ....... 616 line 108
Hayes, C. W., res. 85
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Hofius, C. B., res,
Hutton,Roy........
Grams. R.-A., res
Loucks, J.T.,
Madden^ Tom, res*....
Stromset, T., res.....
Sharp, A. E.
Dille, F. M., resi.......
Woodman Hall..—
Woods, Frank, res... ..
Bowbells Cafe...
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Ladies' Coats fro
$7
interest first, last and all the
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BOYS!. GIRLS! COLUMBIA BICYCLE
FREE! Greatest offer out. Get your
friends to subscribe to our magazine
and we will make you a present of a
$40.00 Columbia Bicycle-the best made.
Ask for particulars, free outfit, and
circular telling "How to Start." Ad
dress "The Bicycle Man," 29-31 East
22d Street, New York City, N. Y.
As may be seen by adv. in this issue
of The Tribune, our friend John Larson
has rented his farm near Cotesu and
decided to retire from active work him
self, believing that he has arrived at
that age at which he is entitled, to a
play spell. He will sell all his personal
effects, including stock, machinery,
household goods, etc., at public auction
on Main street in the village of Coteau
on Tuesday next, Sept. 28, beginning
at 10 a. m. sharp. Chas. J. Kopriva
will conduct the sale and C. E. Hovland
clerk. Free lunch will be served at
noon.
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Sentinel office. Hendrickson, Staale.
NIOBE.
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank.:,
fr'-i'tt''J CHANGES. ..
Hines, B. J., res.:.......from' 72L to
Schudar, R. R— —. from 78M to2
Fraternity Hall....... .from 115 fo 115
School house. ... ... i...• from 8 to
piagONTINUED.
Corey, E. E., res.
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This mine is between the Soo Coal Mine and Ingison's
Mine on lake Des Lacs. Easy road grade.
Coal always on hand.
"FULL WEIGHT" and "SQUARE DEAL."
A paid up Five Dollar Industrial share entitles you to 10 per cent
reduction on your coal for home use and is better than due bills.
On and after Sept. 1,1909, by general agreement
Coal at Mine $2.50 per ton.
JOHN CROSBY, Proprietor.
THE TRIBUNE JOB WORK IS UP-TO-DATE.
Do not forget
our Millinery
Department
in which we
offer you the
latest in
Ready-to-Wear &
Trimmed Hats.
DUROCHER BROS.
Movius lock. Main Street
Let Us Insure Your
Threshing Outfits.
Farm Loans a Specialty.
Having purchased The Bowbells Feed Mill, we Will be
prepared to do your grinding on or about Sept. 15th.
We are making extensive
repairs .wfiicb compels us
to close grinding until above!•
date. We have on hand
plenty'of
Chopped Feed
.Bran and
JJhorts.
at all times. Y O U R:
FLOUR—Warranted.
Give us a chance to show
you that it is possible to get
v
a square deal at our mill.
Yours for business-r