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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1920
Page
2
The Tribune notes a larger circulation among farmers than other papers in Burke county and details its subscription rates to U.S. and Canada.
At the Royal Theatre two late shows on Saturday night present The Master Man with Frank Keenan and a political intrigue plot ending with a hidden identity and courtroom twist. Also on Wednesday August 25 the Western Raiders star in a thrilling Mehl clan western with showtimes around 9 20 pm and admission 10 cents to 25 cents.
The church lists Sunday School at 2:60 and morning service at 11 a.m. Afternoon services at 4 p.m. The young people are invited to Carl Blom's home Wednesday evening August 25 for the organizational meeting.
Northgate notes recount a busy week of visits and calls. Mrs G P Abber and several guests entertained at the Russel home. multiple families traveled to Minneapolis and South Dakota, visited friends, and enjoyed berry picking and summer returns.
Local residents report berry picking by the river last Thursday while neighbors visit Walter Lowe and others. Many households host guests, attend lectures at the schoolhouse, take lessons, and partake in church and Sunday School events.
Sta correspondent reports a busy week with Dr. Grogan visiting Mr. Grendahl, piano tuning by Walter Nestler of Flaxton, and Swedish Luth eran Ladies Aid serving lunch. Local residents travel to Minot and Winnipeg area for visits while others attend family birthdays and celebrate events. An Lignite beat Columbus 18 to 3 in a Sunday ball game.
The Fargo Courier-News exposes Brinton and Waters as disloyal ex-Leaguers who circulated forged resignation documents from the Bank of North Dakota. The report details dates, stations, and letters to officials, accusing them of deceit and self interest, and notes relief among League members at their removal.
Sunday visitors included Miss Alice Olson and her brother Sammie at the Bousness home. Halvor Kittienan called on Nele Klegeeth. Mrs. John Thompson and T. Iverson of Lignite returned from Minot. Mrs. Hanson of Town visiting George Borshlem’s family south of Columbus. Berry picking at Wood End, Can. Large crowd attended Wildwood Park dance with Hoyland orchestra from Minot. Many local families listed among attendees and well known residents.
Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs M Barduson and son Melvin visited at Mr and Mrs Henry Halvorson. Several locals traveled to Woodman Canada Thursday for chores. Numerous visits occurred at the John Olson and Carl Larson homes. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Burdick of Stampede on Thursday August 14.
Emil Sorenson returned hours from Minnesota Tuesday evening after a week mixing business with pressure. Mrs. Bill Grill was a Coteau caller last Wednesday. Lake Thompson drew many from Coteau Friday evening for a refreshing plunge. Olga Erickson visited in the hills with cousin Minnie Stenson. Mrs. John Engstrom was in Coteau on business. Mr and Mrs Harry Fohr and Luther Keomare visited at the old home. A number from Here met the dancer at Jims Lanes.
Geo Selley returned from Flaxton with a new binder. Many locals attended gatherings and dances at Heniz Renner Joe Freed home and Ken Mara. Marie Selley returned home as Mr and Mrs Hilgert and Kalmback families visited throughout the weekend.
Witday and two friends visit Coulee with Mrs. Dave Iman and flee cs trans Bouth Dakota with Mw Iman's brother Herman Renner. Nellia Lutterdort of Austin Minnesota visits Miss Helen Coudo Geo Hilgert. Mr and Mrs Mark McArdle visit Geo Hilgerts. Marie Selley and Mary Renner spend time with McIntee girls. Pat and Mike McIntee of Payneville Minnesota visit brothers Tom and Ed. A E Hagen returns home from Kenmare hospital in improved health.
Aug 19 reports Columbus callers Mrs Eng Larson and Mrs Knute Hermanson visited. L Iverson and son Carl spent Sunday at J Schouten and Paul Moritz. The Reistads and Hermansons attended a dance at Wildwood Park. Several families shared Sunday visits and ball game outings.
Federal board for vocational education notes growing interest in training disabled soldiers. Tulane University building donated for tryout courses and social activities. existing shops and auto instruction to continue. Texas Grobb school receives $10,000 state support. barracks and a special mess hall being prepared for trainees.
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