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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
8
The Tribune Piano Contest continues with two contestants showing solid support from last week. Participants must submit subscriptions and votes by Wednesday afternoon weekly until closing. Reported standings up to last evening list Jessie Tutt with 712150 votes and Celia Russell with 10750 votes. more candidates are expected to report next week.
Local items note good work horses for sale by T C Barker near Bow Bells and a Dunning child convalescing from diphtheria with quarantine lifted. A note thanks a gift Jewel range stove and plans to heat all winter. County division vote delays announced with full returns promised next week. For Rent or Sale: half section near town with 250 acres broken by J E Murphy. Dr Shoop Health Coffee advertised as coffee substitute with free samples offered.
Christy Keegan aged 80 died suddenly of heart failure in a county supplied hovel. Resident 18 years, he did menial work until selling land six years ago and seeking a wife abroad, returning without wife or money. He resisted water, and hospitals used disinfectants to cleanse him during a six year illness.
An article from the Music Trade Review cited Packard pianos as a quality product from Fort Wayne Indiana with strong early acceptance. Dealer E W Eaton of Bowbells North Dakota notes added Packard models to his line and urges close inspection. He argues high grade pianos justify higher prices and warns against cheap imitations sold as quality.
A clergyman notes Candy Cols work wonders in his parish and praises Preventics for rapid relief from colds and grippe. He touts safety and lack of harsh quinine, suitable for feverish children. Box of 48 sells for 25 cents through dealers.
The article extols Dr. Shoop's Restorative as a correct approach to strengthening the stomach heart and kidneys by targeting the nerves controlling each organ. It argues traditional dosing is wrong and urges a brief test to prove effectiveness, noting druggists widely recommend the product.
Two yoke of extra good oxen with harness and three nice colts offered for sale. Also one five year old mare available. Sale location Ingison Coal Mine.
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