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Linoleum, Sanitary Wall Oil
cloth, Brooms, Mops, Rugs.
The Bowbells Tribune
Published on Friday of each week at
How bells. lSurke County, N. D., by
B. A. STEFONOWICZ
Kntored as second-class matter July
24, 190S, at the post office at Bcwbells,
Dak., under the act of March 3,
1879.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES:
To any point In U. S., per year.. $1.60
To Canada, per year, in advance.. 2.00
The Tribune offers no Premiums
Does not Join In clubbing offers and
employs no solicitors.
The Tribune has an Undisputed Cir
culation 200 per cent larger than any
other newspaper published In Burke
County, North Dakota.
NORTHGATE
(From Staff Correspondent)
T. .1. Hary and family are getting
settled in tlioir new home on R. R
avenue.
Jack llutten and sister Dorothy
are loading two cars of stock and
implements to start farming on
their claims near Harlem, Mont.
Dr. .). P. Fahey, D. VS. of Por
tal was in Northgate on official
business Monday and Tuesday.
12. Harris and A. Myers spent
Sunday in Bowbells.
School was suspended Tuesday
on account of the snow storm.
Martin Hager and Joe Schafer
autoed to Flaxton Monday after
noon.
Theo. Schweyen sold a cow to
Joe Lux last week for the small
sum of $90. Does it pay to raise
stock in Burke county?
Miss Irma Mendenliall was shop
ping at the metropolis of Burke
county Saturday.
Miss Marvel Madison, who has
been attending school at Regina,
and her friend, Miss Dorothey
i.'utts, spent Sunday with the for
mer's parents.
Mrs. Theodore Schweyen was a
Bowbells shopper Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schafer spent
Sunday visiting relatives at Bow
hells.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Stanton of
Bowbells were Northgate visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. R. Emerson and Mrs. W.
Clark spent Sunday evening at the
home of Mrs. Henry Schweyen.
W. Willing, who has been assist
ing J. O. Kramer, Langworthy
lumber agent, for several days, re
turned to Crosby Saturday.
Mrs. Pat Walsh has been in ill
health for some time, and is now
under the care of Dr. Doe of Bow
bells. We hope she will soon im
prove in health.
Miss Susan Blaska has been em
ployed as seamstress at the home
of Mrs. Schafer the past week.
Ralph Schudar, builder and
contractor of Bowbells, transacted
'business here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gaylilor of near
Portal took up their residecne here
Monday.
Mrs. Harry Halloway and sons
are visiting friends and relatives at
Regina, Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Feltner who have
been visiting relatives across the
lake, returned Saturday.
Oranges 25c Per Doz. Just secured a few more boxes of
the same kind we had last week. When you buy nice juicy
oranges for 25c you get a bargain. When you pay 25c el
even more for dry pethy ones you would consider you got
stung. Sure that's natural, we would too.
Cor.
From another correspondent:
The dance and moving picture
show given in the Northgate opera
house Saturday evening was at
tended by an immense crowd and
all declare a fine time. The Bow
bells-Coteau orchestra furnished
the music and supper was served
at the Gem Cafe at the usual hour.
Mrs. Tom Madden, Jr., was taken
to the Flaxton hospital Tuesday
where she was operated on for an
abscess.
Mrs. Borst and son Harry, Mrs.
Nygard and Mrs. Theo. Schweyen
were Bowbells visitors last week
between trains.
Miartin Hager and Joe Schafer
autoed to Flaxtpn Monday on a
business trip.
George Felton purchased a fine
driving horse from F. Vandervoort
last week.
There was a small attendance a
church Sunday and it is hoped to
have a larger crowd in the future.
A big dance will be held in Coteau
Saturday evening, May 9, and the
Bowbells-Coteau orchestra will fur
nish the music. Everybody come.
TJ1ere will be the best of movies
at Northgate every Wednesday and
Saturday nights. Come and see
the best moving pictures that are
shown.
Another big ball game was pull
ed off at W. S. Clarks on Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Agnes Christianson is em
ployed at the Jim Uglum home for
a short time.
Hager
We Buy Butter, Eggs, Hides, Homemade Lard. We Sell Oyster Shells, Occident
Cor.
CLAYTON
(From Staff Correspondent)
Palmer Christianson, who is em
ployed by Dr. Paulson at. Flaxton,
is visiting with his pparents here
a few days.
Frances Bogus will be able to
return home this week. He has
been laid up for about three weeks
from a severe case of blood pois
oning, and at present is at the hos
pital at Bowbells.
Mrs. C. P. Christianson enter
tained the Big Butte ladies aid on
Sunday afternoon. A very large
crowd was present. This aid at.
the present time has about $3 00 in
its treasury which will be used
for building a church in the near
future.
Ia. Gosecky had made arrange
ments to plow Wednesday morning
and would have started on this
work were he able to find his
plows which were under several
feet of snow.
Louis Kuethe has a team of
horses that can beat any automo
bile in the county for speed. Louis
attended the ladies aid at Chris
tiansons Sunday afternoon and for
got all about a very pressing en
gagement for that evening until
quite late. But we venture to say
he made it in plenty of time as the
last we saw of him he was making
about. 80 miles an hour.
Cor.
O O I S
(From Staff Correspondent)
Miss Florence Downie spent Sun
day with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clinton and
Mr. and Mrs. Mathiason Sundayed
with their parents, M. H. Clinton.
Messrs. Woods and Owings took
in the Sunday school meeting at
Lignite Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Watt spent
Sunday at J. D. Beards.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eaton and
children spent Sunday afternoon at
D. C. Morrisseys.
L. L. Griffith spent Sunday at
E. G. Downies.
J. M. Jensen and family spent
Sunday afternoon at J. D. Beards.
Miss Florence Bliler spent Sat
urday and Sunday at W. D. Owings.
Miss Merrila Clinton is spending
a few days visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mathiason.
Mrs. R. E. Doughty left last
Thursday for her nome near Am
brose.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Clinton spent
Sunday at C. M\ Remingtons.
Miss Maggie Alden attended the
teachers' meeting at Flaxton Fri
day.
Elmer Remington and family of
Bowbells spent Sunday at C. M.
Remingtons.
We are having plenty Of snow
and rain. Some were thinking
around here we weren't going to
get any rain.
Cor.
Mrs. W. Harry, who is starting a
hotel at Northgate, yesterday aft
ernoon purchased a complete set of
furniture and kitchen utensils from
the Donovan hardware and furni
ture store, and is having same ship
ped to the city pn the boundary.
of all kinds
Beets.
Four chairs, 2 bed ends, 2 bed
sides, 1 matress, 2 bed springs, 1
box picture, 1 b.v. typewriter,' 1 cs.
China, 1 writing desk chair, 1 China
cabinet, 3 boxes hand painted
China, 1 crt. picture, 1 box books,
1 sewing machine, 1 buffet, 1 box
China, 1 carpet sweeper,- 1 lawn
mower, 1 high chair, 1 ironing
board, 1 box dtc. mirror and pic
tures, 1 crt. mirror and pictures,
1 book case, 1 books and pictures,
1 box books, 1 piano, 1 piano bench
and music, 1 box books, 1 lull, win
dow shades and poles, 1 box books,
1 wash machine, 1 wringer, 1 bar
rel cooking utensils, 7 section book
case, 1 box H. H. Gds., 1 library
table, 1 tub* and Backet, 1 box of
fice supplies, 2 rugs. 3 bbls glass
ware. 1 can dishes, 1 wash stand
1 dresser, 1 rocking chair. 1 stand
1 guitar, 1 box bed clothing to be
applied to the satisfaction of the
above stated claim, and you are
hereby notified that unless you so
appear and answer, the plaintiff
will take judgment against you
accordingly.
Given this 2nd day of May A.
D. 1914.
C. F. RANDALL,
The editor Dut one over on us last week and put in our shirt add once too often—as a consequence we sold a few. But we are not only selling shirts! The Seed fora and
Grass Seeds are now in and those of you that have orders in for some may get them. We hope you .call for it soon as we would recommend you test it yourself before seed
ing and if not found to be the best obtainable you are at liberty to return it and receive your money back. THIS IS OUR GUARAN
Garden Seeds, Northrup Kings Sterling
Remember Saturday and Monday You Can Save From 75c to $1.00 on Your Summer Dress Pattern
Northgate, North Dakota
SKCOM) SUMMONS.
State of North Dakota, County of
Burke.
IN JUSTICE COURT
Before C. F. Randall, Justice.
T. O. Hunter, Plaintiff,
vs.
Elsie E. Andrews, Defendant.
THE STJATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE
FENDANT:
By this second summons here
in you are directed to appear be
fore me at my office in the city of
Bowbells, North Dakota, at 10
o'clock A. M. of the 28th
a y o a y 1 9 1 4 e e
to answer the complaint of T. O.
Hunter, the plaintiff herein against
you, alleging that you are indebted
to him in the sum of $200.00 for
goods, wares and merchandise sold
and delivered by said plaintiff to
you at your special instance and
request between the 1st day of
January A. D. 1912 and the 24tli
day of April A. D. 1914, of the
agreed value of $200.00 and also
to recover interest on the said
amount, together with the costs
and disbursements of this action:
arid demanding that the following
described personal property, which
has been levied on by the sheriff of
Burke County, North Dakota, by
virtue of a warrant of attachment
herein, to-wit:
Justice of the Peace
in and for Burke County,
North Dakota.
State of North Dakota, County of
Burke.
I hereby direct that the within
summons shall be served by pub
lishing the same in The Bowbells
Uribune, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Bowbells, in the county
of Burke, once a week for three
successive weeks.
C. F. RANDALL,
Justice of the Peace
in and for Burke County,
North Dakota.
II. A. Hanson,
Plaintiff's Attorney,
Bowbells, North TTaitofa.
SECOND SUMMONS.
State of North Dakota, County of
Burke.
IN JUSTICE 'COURT
Before C. F. Randall, Justice.
T. O. Hunter, Plaintiff,
vs.
Elsie E. Andrews, Defendant.
THE STJATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
110 THE ABOVE NAMED DE­
FENDANT:
By this peiciond 'summons [here
in you are directed to appear be-:
fore me at my office in the city of
Bowbells, North Dakota, at 10
o'clock A. M. of the 28th day of
May, 1914, there to answer the com
plaint of T. O. Hunter, the plain
tiff herein against you, alleging that
you are indebted to him in the sum
of $101.85, being a balance due
upon an account for goods, wares
and merchandise sold by this plain
tiff to F. B. Andrews, which said
account this defendant promised
and agreed with plaintiff to pay
upon consideration that this plainr
tiff cancel said account and obliga
tions as to the said F. B. Andrews
which said account as to said F. B.
Andrews,has been by thiEi plaintiff
duly cancelled and also to recover in
terest on the said account together
& Leslie
Also Rape Seed, Mangle Werzel or Cow
with the costs and disbursements oi'
this action, and demanding that, the
following described personal property
which has been levied upon by the
sheriff of Burke, county, North Da
kota, by virtue of a warrant of at
tachment herein, to-wit:
Four chairs, 2 bed ends, 2 bed
sides, 1 matress, 2 bed springs, 1
box picture, 1 bx. typewriter, 1 cs.
China, 1 writing desk chair, 1 China
cabinet, 3 boxes hand painted
China, 1 crt. picture, 1 box books,
1 sewing machine, 1 buffet. 1 box
China, 1 carpet sweeper, 3 lawn
mower, 1 high chair, 1 ironing
board, 1 box crt. mirror and pic
tures, 1 crt. mirror and pictrues,
1 book case, 1 books and pictures,
1 box books, 1 piano, 1 piano bench
and music, 1 box books, 1 bdl win
dow shades and poles, 1 box books,
1 wash machine, 1 wringer, 1 bar
rel cooking utensils, section book
case, 1 box H. II. Gds., 1 library
table, 1 tub and Basket, 1 box of
fice supplies, 2 rug's. 3 bbls glass
ware. 1 can dishes, 1 wash stand
1 dresser, 1 rocking chair. 1 stand
1 guitar, 1 box bed clothing to be
p.ppliec. to the satisfaction of the
aboye named claim, and you are
hereby notified that unless you so
appear and* answer, the plaintiff
will take judgment against you
accordingly.
Given this 2nd day of May A.
D. 1914.
C. F. RANDALL,
Justice of the Peace
in and for Burke County,
North Dakota.
State of North Dakota, County of
Burke.
I hereby direct that the within
summons shall be served by pub
lishing the same in The Bowbells
Tribune, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Bowbells, in the county
of Burke, once a_ week for three
successive weeks.
I J.
C. RANDALL,
Wm. Auffarth of Noirth Star
township while in the city Wednes
day told The Tribune that someone
in l'is neighborhood was shooting
up the mail boxes on route No. 2
from this city. This paper has
warned the people against this
practice several times during the
past few years. To be caught in
any way molesting a rural mail
box means a heavy fine or a long
term of imprisonment for the guil
ty party. The mail boxes out in
the country are protected just as
much by the postoffice department
as are the postoffices in the city.
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Justice of the Peace
in and for Burke County,
North Dakota.
H. A. Hanson,
Plaintiff's Attorney,
Bowbells, North Dakota.
Iliii.
Flour,
etc.,
C.
Andrew Anderson of eight miles
southwest of the city last week
purchased a Hamilton piano from
the McGovern Piano Co. for $4 00
and Bob Mertes of south of the
city purchasel a Howard for $37 5
from the same firm.
The Tribune last week mailed
out 2,000 sets of sampled of bank
work together with prices on same
to that number of banks in this
state, Montana, South Dakota, Ore
Igon and Washington, meaning that
every bank in the states named
each received a set. Since that
time this office has been swamped
with orders and from the looks of
tilings our new automatic press
will be kept running double shift
during the next two months. Our
prices on all this work is' consider
ably lower than other printing
plants are compelled to charge and
the various banks are taking ad
vantage of it. The new press will
probably be set up next week.
About ten days ago we were ad
vised that the erector would not
be able "to leave Chicago until the
12th of this month for Bowbells to
erect the press, he having several
•machines in Chicago which required
his attention before he came here.
He, however, promised to be here
not later than May loth.
The Only Satisfactory Clip
ping Machine Sold at this Price
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BEARING MACHINE
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Try some» Our stock is now complete.
Dry cell Batteries, tested before leaving store
Filtered Gasolene
DONOVAN
DON'T FORGET THE CORNER
HARDWARE and FURNITURE
We pay highest market pricte
for Butter and Eggs.
Graham, Corn Meal, Rye Flour.
Dress Goods Specjal*«For Saturday and Monday Only
All our 35c Poplins, Silk Brocade, Silk Marville, Cable Cord'
including all our regular 35c goods for two days only
26c Per Yard
Build Your Barn Right
Constructing your barn is a scientific problem in
efficience—just like the construction of a modern factory
You should build it
To take care of your increase in crops the next few
years
To stand the enormous strains to which it will be sub
ject
To save steps and permit quickest handling of contents.
To conserve the quality of your crops and health of
animals.
The better your barn meets the requirements, the
more money you make. No one is better able than we
are to help you make your barn what it should be. For
years we have dealt in barn building materials and
studied barn construction.
To talk it over with us will riot put you under the
slightest obligation.
Kramer, Agt. Northgate, N. D.
LANGWORTHY BR. CO.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services for Sunday, May 10.
Morning service at 10:30 a. m.
Subject "The Love of God."
Sunday School at 11:45 a. m.
Evening service at 8:00 p. m.
Monday evening. Probationers
class at 8:00 p. m.
Thursday evening, Epworth
League at 8:00 p. m. v
Pastor, REV. A. H. BEER.
Ladies in Bowbells and vicinity
who livae not yet purchased their
spring hats would do well to come
in and look over my stock and £e't
my prices. Mrs. F. J. Glenn./ tf
...Northgate Dray Line...
PAT WALSH, Prop.
Draying find contract work
i done at reasonable prices.
See us for the best of service
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