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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
8
An old advertisement touts International Insect Powder products and prices. It highlights Bed Bug Shot at 25 cents per can, Roach Powders, Rat and Mice Poisons, and liquid Lice Killers. Kreso Dip is offered at 40 cents per quart, 85 cents per gallon, and $1.50 per gallon.
Listing of cleaning products with prices for wool, lace, kid gloves, hats, furniture, polishing, and dyes. Mentions Spring Helps Red Cedar Flakes for fine wool and furs per package, Elkay lace cleanser at 25 cents, Elkay cleaning fluid for kid gloves, hat cleaner in two sizes, Reflecto furniture polish, liquid veneer, Diamond Dyes, and Blue Ribbon Polish for brass auto parts.
A refined wedding announcement highlights exclusive style offerings and reasonable prices for engraved calling cards. The notice emphasizes quality and suggests visiting to view assortments, listing engraving services from a starter price around 81.50.
A brief catalog note lists late popular songs and instrumental pieces available for a limited time only. The notice emphasizes this stock move while supplies last. it highlights a selection described as current and desirable for immediate purchase or display.
Our line includes Klenzo brushes with bristles that never come loose in 10 styles priced at low rates. Margarite for women matches top brushes, prices from a quarter to fifty cents. Pearl with a hang hook, better than ordinary 35 cent brushes. Criterion 25 cent value, plus Rubberset and Prophylactic options.
Rexall Remedies claim superiority over common patent medicines, produced in sanitary factories under expert supervision. Each remedy targets its specific ailment, with visible value in price and quantity. The line offers 10 to 150 cent packages, guarantees satisfaction, and promises more paper value with Rexall School Tablets.
It Pays You to read our advertisements. Weekly message offers attractive bargains across lines due to unusual buying. Peroxide, oils, soaps, salts, formaldehyde, strychnine, gopher poison, Paris green and more sold at reduced prices. We seek your business with good service, big stock, uniform prices to all.
Dr A M Limburg and family with Miss Addie Moylus visited F M Emerson home on Sunday. Mrs Chet Vadnais and children from Noonan arrive to visit parents. Edward Emerson returned from Ambrose to tend farm. Mrs H F Keller and children came back from Bowbells with Mrs C B Hofius and Wilfred for a stay. Barrett Whitford left for St Paul. Niobe notes record visits, farm talk, and a quiet school election with many barkers.
In Coteau the school election yielded 80 votes with Lucy Rouse 50 and Soren Hanson 30 on a hot day. Miss E Dorothy Dierk and Miss Hilda Evenson were honored at a surprise party for teachers, while the community noted travel to Bowbells for Masonic events and Fargo attendance by Miss Tillie Larson. A well was drilled by Harry Maltby yielding promising water.
Mrs H Sandberg and children rode the train to Coteau last Wednesday returning Thursday evening. Pp Amundson and C B Hanson visited Portal in Amundson’s auto on Wednesday afternoon. E Myhre and family toured Westby by car Wednesday afternoon. they returned next day after a longer visit. Mrs H Busch left Thursday morning for Sauk Center Minnesota for about…
Last week in Lignite residents shared travel updates and social news. J J Roos returned from Niobe through Thursday morning. C I Blom toured Westby country and Canada. Olaf P Mykre reported westward travels around Ambrose and Westby. Memorial Day honors for Horace Carpenter included a surprise party with songs, speeches, carnations, ice cream, and cake.
Foothills residents report Mrs Déware leaving last Wednesday morning for Osakis Minnesota where she will meet Mrs John McEvers on June 10. Nearby families including Mr and Mrs W D Owings and their children spent Sunday at J M Jenson’s and others visited C M Remington’s and Beard households over the weekend.
Sunday services include morning worship at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 46 a m and evening service at 8 p m An afternoon service at the Rierson school house with Sunday School at 2 00 p m followed by preaching at 3 00 p m Prayer and Bible study meet Wednesdays at 8 00 p m Rev A H Beer is pastor The ladies altar society of St Josephs church meets next Thursday at 2 20 p m with Mrs James Southward All members and others invited J W Moore plans travel in Montana for American Grain Separator Co and expects to vote then depart again B F Reed seeks summer farm work Amundson of Lignite a Burke county farmer visited The Tribune noting moisture and drought effects on grain farms in Burke county
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