The Bowbells tribune. [volume], November 22, 1912, Image 3

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FARMERS WIFE MEETS DEATH
AT HORNS OF ANGRY BO
VINE NEAR FLASHER.
Flasher, N. D„ Nov. 18.—A ter
rible fatality occurred on ,the farm
of Christian Dressier, located about
12 miles south of Raliegh, on Mon
lay, when Mrs. Lucy Kloslika, a
widow lady, aged fifty, was so bad
ly gored by an angry bull that she
died shortly after from her injur
ies. From facts learned in the
case it appears that Mrs. Kloshka
with a pitchfork in her hands at
tempted to drive a two-year-old
bull away from a haystack. She
wore on her person at the time a
bright red wrapper, which evident­
qualities
is®e
Ijood.
WOMAN IS KILLED
BY AN ANGRY BOLL
Get a Brownie For the Boy
or Girl For Christmas
$1.00 to $12.00
The most interesting thing you could get for them.
Kodaks $5.00 to $25.00. Anyone can learn to operate
a camera or kodak in 20 minutes. Let us show them
o you. Supplies of all kinds always on hand.
Monogram Stationery
Get a box of this for your friend for Christmas,
and mail it to them. We sell it for 75j a box, and it
can be mailed for 8c to any address. We get them
for you all ready to mail. A most useful present and
very chic. Order now what you need so that you'll
be sure to get it in time.
Monogram stationery will be yery popular this
season also engraved calling cards. Give your or
ders now.
Beautiful Framed Pic
tures 50c
—of the "Angelas", "End of Day", "Simplicity",
"The Doctor", "Christ in Gethsemane", "Saint Ce
celia", "Age of Innocence" and others. These are
set in a good Mission finish frame, Bize about 16 20,
covered with a glass.
They are copies of the above famous paintings,
and have a beautiful sepia color.
They are going fast and are a bargain at 50c.
Take a look and you'll see that 50c is a very reas
able price for them.
Pennants
The largest line of pennants ever seen in Bow
bells iB to be found here, in all sizes, colors and com
binations, from 35c to $1.50. We have one specially
good one at 85c. This- is our leader and a regular
$1.00 pennant everywhere. It is 14 36 inches. Pil
lows at $2.00, $2.25 and $4.00. You know a pennant
can be mailed very easily to any address for only a
few cents. We nave envelopes that will take any
pennant in stock. The handsomest and most accept-'
able present you can buy. We also have felt Hand
Bags, Armbands, etc. for the high school Btudents,
25c to 75c.
ly aroused the animal's anger, and
it turned upon her and gored her
so badly that she died within a
half an hour. Coroner Kennel
ly of Mandan was called to the
scene of the accident and facts as
to her death learned aiid a verdict
rendered according.
Kenmare News: Miss Gertrude
B. Grunnett, daughter of V. E.
Grunnett of this city, and Emil K.
Norberg of Niobe, perpetrated a
complete surprise on their friends
here yesterday, by taking the
morning train to Minot, securing a
marriage license, and joining the
ranks of married folks and only
letting the immediate family know
of the event. The young couple
ire both well and favorably known
in this locaclity and on their re
turn will receive the hearty con
gratulations of a host of friends.
They will be at home on the groom's
farm near Niobe, within a couple
of weeks-
GETS RICH IN 14
YEARS ON N. O.
WHAT ONE FARMER DID IN A
SHORT TIME IN THIS
GREAT STATE
Cando, N. D., Nov. 16.—George
Blose attended the J. T. Evans sale
at Rock Lake, and on his return
to Cando, a newspaper represent
ative met George and he says that
the sale was one of the best he has
ever attended. This set Mr. Blose
to thinking away back about four
teen years ago when, he says, Mr.
Evans drove up to Blose's place of
business for a load of coal. He
had no money to pay for the coal,
the team was on a par with one Of
the scrawniest looking rigs that
could be found among the Turtle
Mountain Indians. But Mr. Blose
said Evans looked good to him and
he let him have the coal.
Look at Evans today. He has
400 acres of the finest land in Tow
ner county for which he has refused
$12,000. Three hundred and fif
ty acres of farm was in crop this
year from which he got 9,000 bu
shels of grain. He bought eighty
acres last year, got enough crop
from it this year to pay for the land
and some money besides.
Besides having the $12,000 farm,
Mr. Evans has $4,000 cash in the
bank. He will not sell his farm,
for he says he cannot invest its
value in anything else that would
bring in more than the increase in
value, say nothing about what the
land will produce.
He has decided to retire from
farming at the present, and move
to Eugene, Ore., where he can ed
ucate his children and have them
at home.
Sam Herscovitz is not satisfied
to limit his operations to this city
alone, and after naming his place
of business the Burke County Pia
no House he proceeded to advertise
his goods in several other papers
of -the county. For an enterpris
ing business man Sam has every
thing in Bowbells beaten to a fraz
zle and we opine that before an
other year passes he will be oper
ating all over the state. He is a
hustler and is fully entitled to all
the good things that are coming
his way.
For Sale—The F. E. Lyons resi
dence in Bowbells. It is in good
condition, newly papered and paint
ed. Nine rooms and shed. For
particulars either see James Beck
or write F. E. Lyons, Big Sandy,
Mont. tf
Copyright Books,
Recently expired copyrights, 50c. We have over
200 of the above also fine books for Christmas for
boys and girls and grownups, leather bound, from 35e
to $3.00. A book makes a nice present and is very
acceptable. It can be mailed to any address. Also
picture books for the kiddies from 5c to 50c.
GOLD FISH REXALL WATCHES CIGARS STATIONERY
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IS
SHOI BY GRAIN THIEF
MEET AT GRANARY IN FIELD
AND THE THIEF OPENS
FIRE ON FARMER
Kenmare News: John Bird, a
farmer living fifteen miles north
east of Kenmare was shot and
seriously hurt between 9 and 10
o'clock last night by a grain thief,
when he went to his granary about
a mile from the house to lay in
wait for suspected grain thieves.
As he rounded one corner of the
building, on his way to the door,
he came face to face with the tliief.
The latter immediately opened fire
with a revolver, putting two bullets
through Bird's shoulder.
John Bird lives with a brother
and sister on their own quarter and
lease the Mestad quarter adjoining
them. They had missed consider
able grain from the granary on the
latter quarter, and believing that
it was being stolen, the victim de
cided to watch for the thief last
night. He left the house shortly
after nine o'clock, thinking that it
would be necessary for him to wait
some time for the appearance of
the thief. But on reaching the
granary he found his man there be
fore him. It appears that the lat
ter had approached the granary on
foot, to reconnoiter, leaving his
team and wagon in a coulee a short
distance from the building and on
seeing the owner, he immediately
opened fire and fled.
Mr. Bird was able to reach the
house, however, and immediately
sent for Dr. McLean of this city.
He found the injured man in con
siderable pain, and suffering from
loss of blood, but unless blood
poisoning sets in, will recover.
Neighbors formed a posse and
searched for the thief, but without
success, and up to the time of
printing The News, no clue of the
perpetrator had been found. It
is stated, however, that the Bird
boys have some well founded sus
picions, as to the guilty party, and
some startling developments may
b« looked for within a short time.
In all something over 200 bush
els of grain had been taken from
the granary, the thief having made
two successful raids before being
seen.
To Exchange—A quarter sec
tion in the orange belt of Texas
for one in he vicinity of Coteau.
Address J. L. Martin, Coteau,
N. Dak. tf.
Phone Ingison for coal, tf
Mantel Clocks
Beautiful Mantel Clock, good time-keepers, make
a fine Christmas present for your wife. We have
them at
$7.00 $8.50 $10.00
Chocolates
—the finest confections to be had. Our's are always fresh: Those who are in the habit of buying confections
from us know this to be a fact, for our stock is run out completely from time to time. We do this in order
that not one single piece may go stale. If you get a package of any kind of candy at our store that is not
satisfactory, come back and get your money. Liggett's, in half pounds, 50c pounds $1.00 in silk Moire pack
ages it's $1 25 for a 1 1-8 lb. box. We have absolute confidence in our candies. Christmas candies will soon
be in. Get them early. JOHNSTON'S 10c Candies—Pure Sugar Stick in, 10c boxes also 1 Big Sugar Stick
5c Fruit. Tablets, Mints, etc.
Benno Drug Company
The
MERCHANDISING DRUGGISTS
TOYS DOLLS CHINA MIRRORS MAGAZINES SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Store
BOWBELLS, N. D.
Seasier
"/i'.K't'.V'
s Cash Store
OMETIMES it's a great deal
to fit a man's body than
his mind and if we don't do
both he isn't satisfied, and if he
isn't, we're not, and—money
back, which leaves us right where we
were before.
You see, we've just got to fit you, and
we know it before you come, long be
fore we get ready to fit you with count
less variations and modifications of shape
and measurement.
We promise satisfaction in fit as well
as in quality and values. Just come and
see for yourself. See the suits now on
display at
$10.00 $12.50 $16.00 $18.00
$20.00 $22.50 $25.00
COMPLETE LINE OF TRUNKS,
BAGS AND SUIT CASES
Everytning to EAT and WEAR at
RIGHT PRICES
Bowbells Cash Store
Next to T. O. Hunter's Hardware Bowbells, N. D.
Big Bens
no*
Price $2.50
Don't forget the Big Ben when you want a relia
ble, good looking clock. The clock that looks good
and is suitable to place anywhere.
Sunrise Star Cut Glass
Our line is now in and consists of—
Round Sherbets at $2.25 per half dazeo
Bell Ales at $1.00 per half dozen
Footed Sherbets at $1.75 per half dozen
Bell Ales at $1.40 per half dozen
Sugar and Creamer at $2.00 a pair
Wines at $1.75 per half dozen
and many others at very low prices for high quality
"Star Cut", such as Water Goblets, Clarets, Cock
tails, Two-ounce Wines, Champagne Tumblers, Two
ounce Whiskies, Cordials, Sherries, Handled Catsups,
Jugs, Oils, Straight Tumblers, Eight-inch Nappies,
Nut Bowls, Individual Almonds, Napkin Rings, Knife
Rest. Our line of cut glass is the largest in the city
and the prices are the lowest. We buy direct from
manufacturers.
Rexall Remedies
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money
back. We believe in Rexall—because we know what
it is and what it has done. You may see the formula
of any Rexall preparation, by just mentioning it.
Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup, 25c, 50c and
$1.00.
Rexall Cold Tablets, 25c.
—is a combination that will cure that cold.
Corn Solvent, 25c—it cures.
"93" Hair Tonic, 50c and $1.00—stops falling hair.
"Foot Tablets", 25c—for sore and tired feet.
Rexall Headache Pills, Tablets and Powders, do
the work and cause no habits. Price 25c for any
of them.
Liver Pills, 25c.
Rubbing Oil, for Sprains, etc., 25c and 50c, and
many others.
TOYS—Now In