Lyons Buys and Burns News in Bowbells
Local notes report three cans of sweet corn for 25 cents at Lyons and miscellaneous Bowbells items. Mrs. F. E. Lyons recovers from a heart attack. Miss Elizabeth Rutherford cares for Mrs. Kirschner. several residents ill or improving. updates on trades, farm injuries, and new autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Frank Smith
Montana
Elizabeth Rutherford
Kirschner
C. FP. Grenberg
the Tribune
Macroom
John Esteland
Ambrose
City
R B Cox Returns From Montana Illness Struggle
R B Cox's homecoming from Hunter's Hot Springs Mont follows weeks of inflammatory rheumatism. He arrived barely able to move, aided by crutches, and faced a fragile recovery as doctors confer on treatment. Neighbors and friends crowd him at the store, raising concern about his condition as Mrs Love and family plan to move to Mountain Home Idaho with goods in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiig
Kenmarek
Lenfest
R. B. Cox
the Tribune
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Mr. Erickson
Abel Young
Utah
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Erickson
A. W. Movius
W. H. Owen
Jerry Donovan
R. A. Grams
Abe Smith
Alderman Higgins
Jack English
Minot
Davis
Grafton
Fargo
Higgins
Nash
Butte, Mont
Curt Hartman
Mont
Bob” Cox
Kenmare
Tribune
Bob
Wimbledon
Dray Lines Sold to Masters and Baker
Dray lines along with horses are sold to C A Masters and C H Baker this week. W Love retains two horses and plans to move stock and goods to Mountain Home Idaho early next week. Masters, formerly of Inkster, is noted for a three year transfer business and the pair take over with confidence and expected success. Also listed are a used wind mill pump for sale, and a local marriage between Oscar Horace Amundson and Mary Rooney with witnesses Gilbert and Louise Amundson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Masters
C. H. Baker
W. Love
Mr. Love
Mountain Home
Idaho
Masters
Inkster
Grand Forks County
Oscar Horace Amundson
Mary Rooney
Flaxton
O’sullivan
Gilbert Amundson
Louise Amundson
Sparing Her Nerves Careful Visitor and Timid Friend
Mrs Comer recalls a series of mishaps from a visit that went awry as she tried to help a timid companion. She explains a mistaken plan to light a lamp, a locked door, and an accidental fall that injured the timid woman. The narrative ends with frustration over the difficulties of dealing with a cautious acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Comer
Greenville
Anna Woods
Mrs. Hobart
Mrs. Cole
Ina Fritz
Vontl
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F. E. Lyons
Gilbert
Geo. Spooner
F. B. Andrews
Andrews
Chicago
Tiffin
Ohio
Jas. Towne
Paynesville
Minn
Pilon
Master Lee
J. E. Murphy
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
A. C. Viper
Valley City
Ile
Mr. Wiper
Doe
Halle Selland
F. E. Drinkwater
I Vanville Echo
Warren
Heath
Jack McCusker
Billy Lind
Mouse River
Bowbells
The
W. B. White
Geo. Ingram
Fort Totten
R. B. Burger & Co
F. W. Wade
Dr. Doe
R. B. Burger
Little Son
Silverdale
B. C
Calgary
Speer
Ingram
W. H. Clark
Minneapolis
American Motor Car Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Clarke
Ford
R.B. Cox
Hunter's Hot Springs
W. J. Love
Donovan Bros
Rogers Lumber Co
C. W. Hayes
North Star
Gust Olson
N. D
Pioneer Meat Market
R.F. Migge
Prop
Litchfield
Wilberg
Gilbert O. Juve
Bowbells, N. Dak
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