Obituary notices from Bowbells Tribune details Stewart and Petersen deaths
Obituary notices describe the death of Donald Bertram Stewart at 13 years and the long illness of Wilhelm Petersen. The reports list birthplaces, family details, and funeral services conducted at Bowbells and nearby Danish Lutheran churches with names of pallbearers, speakers, and choir members. Burials occur at Bowbells cemetery.
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Donald Bercram Stewart
Donald Stewart
Woburn
Mife
Hower
Donald
Attie
Grogan
Plaxton
Kenmare Hospital
Go Wright
Gladys Marks
Vera Marks
Florence Marks
Francis Wihlbors
Vernon Berg
Franklin Bloomgren
Bowbell
Lighthall
Serson
Bowbells
Clayton News Roundup of Social Life and Local Visits
Staff Correspondent notes a weekend at Mouse River Park with cherry picking. families and neighbors visit, route to Minot for dental work, and a large basket social at the Glayton Sunday school with a strong turnout. Arm of Mr Clark breaks while horseback riding. local business and road travel updates dominate the ledger.
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John Bogus
Mary Albert
Helen
Lucille
Mouse River Park
Trene Schudar
Betilda Ugham
M. T. Stenson
H. B. Sparks
Woburn
Mary Bogus
Treha Schudar
Tielen Bogus
Robert Clark
Clark
Arthny Christ
Plaxton
Glayton
Consolidated School House
Lillian Reibe
Arthur
Earle Christ
Lilian
Sylvia Lindquist
Rolland Sparks
Anna
Mary
Betilda Uglum
Paul Christenson
Ruby
Walter Owings
Miss Bryan
J. S Bryan
Local Notes From Miss Ida Dyergsten and Visitors
Miss Ida Dyergsten left Wednesday for Watson Minnesota after a month with uncle John Thompson and family. Emelia Shefstad visited John Koppelstoen home from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday. Orine Bonsness has mumps. Mrs Olaf Shefstad visited Ole Ogarden home Tuesday. Halvor Kittleson returned Monday from a week with friends in Canada. Emelia Shefstad and the
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Ben Roper
Armour & Co
A. J. Paulson
Thief River ‘Balls
Minn
Carl Gilbertson
John Jacouson
Ichildren
Minot
L. J. Hutmaker
Coteau
P. J. Hutmaker
W. P. Neader
Flaxton
Standard Oil Co
Iver Halvorson
J. O. Swenskrud
Columbus
Peter Smith
New Cas
Wyoming
P. Mclnson
Omar Loveland
Ogarden
Armstrong
The
Standard of Co
Chas
Hanson
Albert Christenson
Son
Walger Danielson
J. G. Iverson
Donnybrook
Tillie Thompson
Stampede
Iverson
Milfred Flagge
Noonan
W. Danielson
Josie Hatleird
Donovan
Avery1 Threshing Machine Company
P. S. Graneng
Ida Dyergsten
Watson
John Thompson
Emelia Shefstad
John Koppelstoen
Orine Bonsness
Olaf Shefstad
Ole Ogarden
Halvor Kittleson
Canada
Lindas "Shige
Perigee
Gammell
van Hurstad
John Hovland
Hmelia
George Nygaard
Tawily
Near Portal
Olivia
Clara Koppelstoen
Hendrickson
John Olson
Martin Barduson
Hur Keilhack
Julian
Clarence
Fern
Elma Bonsness
Leroy
Orine
Tilia Thompson
Myrtle Rude
Herman
Corne
Agnes Barduson
Melvin
Wildwood Park
Melby
Anton
Carl Nygaard
Eiverybody
Misa Emelia Shefstad
Melvin Neal
Nels Klegseth
O. E. Bonsness
M. Bardusea
Community Notes From Local Harvest and Visits
Residents report visits among Olaf Shefstad John Hovland and families with many calls Sunday Thursday and Friday. Dancing at Wildwood Park featured Melby orchestra Bowbells. Harvest season winds down with threshing rigs active and neighbors aiding.
Northgate community notes and social updates
Sta correspondent reports on Northgate activities. Arnet Rawn aids at the Huff home. Flaxton ladies aid met at Olen Huff’s. John Pierson bought a horse and buggy. Ike and Pat McIntee with Ed handle threshing plans. Miss Wilson visits and will teach near Lignite. Cherry picking along Mouse River includes multiple families and locals. Various visits and social calls noted. Red Cross meeting attended. Trowbridge visited Vandervoort family.
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Sta
Arnet Rawn
Mouse River
Chas, Gad
Ole Swennes
Philip Christenson
Walter Lowe
Gerald Simpson
Chramer Peterson
J. D. Hovland
Joe Lux
Charley Hand
Hilgert
Lake
Mark McArdle
Tommy Madden
Red Cross
Northgate
Mr. Trowbridge
Vandervoort
Frank Vandervoort
Here
Bowbells
Vsaneesay
Movies at Royal Theatre The Deadlier Sex and The Lone Star
Saturday at Royal Theatre features Blanche Sweet in The Deadlier Sex with thrills and strong photography. The plot follows Mary Willard who inherits a railroad, encounters a money mad promoter, and plots to kidnap him. Two shows at 8:00 and 9:46. Admission 16c to 30c. Wednesday offers William Farnum in The Lone Star.
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Blanche Sweet
Mary Willard
Harvey Judson
Renson
Holdera
Train for Leadership to Aoberts' College Grand Forks
Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to services next Sunday with morning worship at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 1130 a m and evening worship at 8 p m Everyone is welcome Training for leadership and job readiness is offered through a local college program in North Dakota with contact details for information and enrollment.
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Aoberts’ Business College
Grand Forks
N. Duk
Methodist Episcopal Church
Finger print family likeness may unlock probate cases
Prof J A Larson of the University of California reports a discovery that fingerprint similarity within families can identify related individuals. He cites potential impact on probate rulings like the Slingsby case and plans further testing after reviewing about 100 families since 1918.
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J. A. Larson
University of California
Iskely
California
Larson
Slingsby
Boston University
San Francisco
Chronlee
Amber Formed Beneath Sea In Eastern Prussia Mine
The amber supply comes from the Sam land coast in the eastern Prussian peninsula between Burstrort and Palmnicken where underwater mining occurs. Pine forests once covered the land and were buried by the sea and fossilized into amber. open air mining at Palih ukken also occurs. About 3,000 people work in the amber trade at times.
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Gulf of the North
Samland
Prussian
Burstrort
Palmnicken
Baltic
Palihukken
Kimberley
Tay
Amber Collection Reveals Burmese Insect Diversity
A Burmese amber block gifted to the British Museum contains thirty one new insect species, with five forming new genera. The specimen, larger than a fist and sliced to half inch thickness, spans nearly every insect order except one. An English expert notes the richness and novelty of the material.
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Burma
British Museum
Wrong-Headed Philosophy in Divorce Address
Judge Luther MeO Lowell criticizes a divorced woman’s worldview in Atlanta saying she divides men into two classes the sheep who provide and the goats who tempt with flashy gifts. He frames this as a flawed philosophy influencing marital outcomes.
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Luther Meo
Lowell
Atlanta
Estate of George P. Herlow Notice to creditors
In the matter of the estate of George P. Herlow deceased P A Koup administrator of the estate of George P. Herlow late of Ward Township Burke County North Dakota to creditors and all persons having claims against said decedent to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication at his place of business in the village of Columbus Burke North Dakota August 1929 First publication August 1929
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Hall
George P. Herlow
P. A. Koup
Ward
Burke
North Dakota
Pacainat
Ures
Columbus
Burke North
Poem Fragment Reflects City Life Versus Old Town Yearning
Don C. letters in the New York Sun recall a speaker tired of urban noise and crowds. He longs for the old town across a land of tears, noting grief and distance from peers. Deathly imagery and nostalgia color the memory of a greener past.
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Angel of Death
Nevermore
Tera
Don C.,seltz
The
New York Sun
Hammock Hours Cause Vacation Hotel Confusion
A city man vacationing at a country hotel confronts a hammock dispute after discovering a hammock in the grove. The landlord explains hammock hours run from twelve to two, during which guests dine, leaving the grove empty. The guest protests, then learns lunch takes place in the dining room at midday.
Daylight Saving: Early U S Effort in Congress
The piece recalls an early attempt to start Daylight Saving in the era of 1800 2 when Boston’s Fourth District rep Joseph H ONeill introduced a clock fast scheme for April and September Sundays. It notes the idea faced initial pigeonholing but later became law about three decades on.
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Congress
Boston
Joseph H. O'Neil
Patrick Collins
O'Nell
O'Neill
Must Have a License in a Quiet Secret Wedding
A grandmother from England aged 24 marries her lover after the minister refuses to wed without a license. He travels 35 miles to obtain one, returns, and conducts the ceremony with the couple outside the minister’s window, witnessed by his wife and daughter.
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Englea
Research and fashion collide in a curious dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue hints at investigation and research themes with references to a “pretty girl” and parental figures. It mentions a professor speaking off in a slangy tone and a child joining a story, with hints of fashion and a request to write letters. The text remains garbled but centers on social curiosity and arranged pursuits.
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Kelawed
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