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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
7
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Lem Haynes, once again a widower, married Emily Grant from Butte after placing a marriage ad in the Freedman. The union soured as Emily quarreled, fled with belongings, and Lem remained despondent in Am brose. A gold graduation pin engraved B. H. 8 is reported lost on the city streets.
H B Halvorson of Hettinger North Dakota reports losing a section of land valued at several thousand dollars after trading it for a bill of sale for 200 horses in a scheme spanning Minneapolis Des Moines and Arizona. He learned the horses were possibly counterfeit and now plans to pursue the swindlers while seeking legal remedy. He notes he cannot gather the herd in Arizona’s mountains and fears further losses.
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