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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
8
Local market notes offer farm loan inquiries and business chatter. A flurry of community items follows from Bowbells and nearby towns including visits by Minot locals, social events, caucus notices, medical operations, church activities, dances, and a humorous note on a missing dog chased to Moose Jaw.
Local notes describe stores advertising choice apples cranberries and canned goods. Also listed are coal deliveries, hotel trades, mortgage loans, real estate for sale, and notices of invitations to a moonlight dance. Two prominent residents depart Bowbells for Ruskin BC, with best wishes from the community.
Dr Doe was called to Minot last Friday to operate on Mrs Iverson for appendicitis and complications, a difficult surgery praising his skill as one of the state’s best surgeons. Earlier he went to Columbus on Tuesday with Dr Linfest to remove tonsils and adenoids from a Bourson boy, and the next day the boy’s mother also had her tonsils removed.
Revival meetings begin at Westminster this week and continue through Sunday with Washington and America as the Sunday evening topic. Methodist services, Epworth League, Ladies Aid, and upcoming song service by Mr. Richardson and Mrs. Carey are noted, with Richardson preparing to leave for Canada. The Bo bells concert promises high music with solos, duets, and trios led by Mr. Richardson, Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs. Carey, for an audience of local congregants.
A white greyhound with a collar bearing Ward Hendrickson was lost between Bowbells and Flaxon. The dog was twelve feet behind a jack rabbit in the field. Any information leading to recovery should be sent to the office.
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