Interesting Items from the Foot Hills
Community notes from Hunter and nearby areas describe visits by Mr. and Mrs. Sherman and daughters Mildred and Bernice to Griffith cousins, business trips by J D Beard to Bow Bells, and telephony work by Greaves extending lines to Gust Albertson and others. An ice cream social at Griffiths raised about $31 for editor L M Near of the Iconoclast. The Old Men at the 8th inning won 23 to 22. The Norwegian ladies aid dinner in Erickson grove netted $80. threshing begins for A C Wiper and Peter Dahlquist neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Sherman
Mildred and
Bernice
Hunter, N. D
Griffith Brothers
J. D. Beard
Bowbells
Gardley Whipple
Waseca
Minn
Melilla Clinton
Mathiason
Iconoclast
L. M. Near
R. E. Doughty
Holland, Minn
Maggie Whipple
Catherine Watt
W. D. Owings
C. M. Remington
J. McEvers
Oxely
Cotéau
Greaves
Coteau
Gust Albertson
P. M. Northensvold
Norwegian Ladies Aid Society
Erickson Grove
Wilhelm Peterson
A. C. Wiper
John Erickson Place
Peter Dahlquist
There is Always Something Doing in Coteau
Obituary notes mark the death of H H familiar personage Mr Han son who came to Coteau six years ago opened a Fourth street store and after fire with Tibbits hotel was not rebuilt died after long illness at Bowbells hospital on Thursday of last week Jay G Woodard left for Oakland California Miss Marie Rugg returned to Stampede after visiting Coteau Bert Porter visited with Wm Seward and plans to return home when school begins Mrs Frebel came from Powers Lake to Yeoman duties in Coteau Hills farmers report active work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H
Hanson
Coteau
Fourth Street
Tibbits Hotel
Bowbells Hospital
Jay G. Woodard
Oakland
California
Marie Rugg
Stampede
Frebel
Powers Lake
Yeoman’s Order
Bert Porter
Elbow Lake
Wm. Seward
Bert
Bowbells News Briefs Describe Local Medical and Personal Happenings
Mrs Tuorcher of Noonan operated on for appendicitis at Bowbells hospital on Wednesday morning. The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Peterson of Carter township underwent an operation at Bowbells hospital yesterday afternoon. Iver Urseth is at the city hospital with multiple injuries from moving a threshing outfit, a serious condition but with a fighting chance of recovery. Nels Beck and Mrs Bert Romine underwent appendicitis surgeries, with both reported doing well. R T Blenkner and Maud Gill head to Miles City to file on homesteads, while Linnie Blenkner has recently scouted land. Reverend Leary promotes moving pictures at Bowbells theater and upcoming community events. Walter Bond of Minot discussed First State Bank business, as J E Emerson reports missing side curtains on a road trip. The M E church and Sunday school plan a basket picnic at the lake on August 13, with transport leaves at nine. Frank Kaser returns from Montana trips noting mixed land prospects and rising homesteading activity. Tomatoes ripen in Bowbells with H M Rows reporting early harvest after spring hot bed hardening and careful transplanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John Blom
Ole Christensen
John Roos
Axel Erickson
Geo. Gaglien
F. Bannister
John Svenskerud
Hatlelids Farm
Hanson
G. Pearson
John A. Ahrens
Minnesota Elevator Co
Rival
Glenfield
N. Dak
Collins
Ahrens
Paul Pommier
Thomas Peterson
Carter Township
Bowbells Hospital
Westhope
N. D
Iver Urseth
City Hospital
R. R. Zirwle
Leonard Barton
Ed Hanson
Arseth
Kroman
Bowbells
the Tribune
Harvesting and court sessions near Bowhells and Lignite
Citizens attend the special term of court at Bowhells while farmers buy binding twine in large quantities signaling imminent harvest. Haying is nearly finished around Lignite as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abou Tia
Ie Nidath
County Fair to Be Held Here This Fall
Bowbells will host a county fair this fall with a larger plan and greater scope. A citizen committee led by James Beck Col E C Mahoney and H L Lyon quickly raised about 800 to cover last fall and this fall costs and to form new committees for premiums races and printing. The city’s expense last time was under 400, and this year costs will double and purses enlarge. Farmers report strong exhibits and more stock, signaling one of the state’s most successful fairs with full details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbells
James Beck
Col. E. C. Mahoney
H. L. Lyon
Carter
Jand
Treatment Costs Prompt Whitlow Man to Try Tablets
C H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas spent hundreds on medicines for constipation and indigestion after seeking cures in St Louis and New Orleans hospitals with no relief. Returning home he used Chamberlains Tablets and gradually improved, with the product sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hines
Whitlow, Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain
For Sale Good Quality Standing Hay Ready to Cut
Classified notice for sale by E. C. Mahoney announces standing hay that is ready to cut. The short advertisement notes quality hay and is printed as a local sale item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Mahoney
Tf. Adv
Mildred Wilson Memorial Service Schedule
Morning worship at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 11 45 a m and evening service at 8 p m. Choir practice Friday evening. Official board meets first Sunday evening monthly. Sunday school board meets first Monday evening monthly. R J L McKelvey, Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. L. McKelvey
Wallace Bendixon Returns From Schultz Camp in Canada
Wallace Bendixon came back Friday from the Schultz boys grading camp in Canada where he had spent several months gaining training and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bendixon
Schultz
Canada
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Sue
Jacob Schupp
Frebel’s
H. C. Blenkner
Nels Beck
Saskachewan
Bert Romine
Byrne, Sask
R. T. Blenkner
Miss Maud Gill
Miles City
Mont
Linnie Blenkner
Miss Gill
J. 8
Leary
Taft
Panama Canal
Walter Bond
Minot
First State Bank
J. E. Emerson
North Star Township
Bert Smith
Jack
M. E. Church
Frank Kaser
Montana
Geo. Conrad
Pacific
Billings
Great Falls
Mr. Kaser
Conrad
Kaser
H. M. Rows
Mildred Wilson
Averson Sal
Carey
Rochester
Cadillac
T. Stromget
J. W. Moore
M. H. Powers
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