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Newspaper

The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1907

Page

3

Trial by jury not required by new liquor law ruling

Grand Forks Nov 29 Judge C F Templeton district court declares the liquor law invalid for jury trial issues and upholds other challenges. The ruling finds the statute conflicts with Section 12 of the state constitution and the commerce clause of the federal constitution, marking a rare constitutional decision on the new law.

Grand Forks C. F. Templetud District Court W. J. Girton Tb] Meteal Lakula N. D Bottineau Templeton Burr Ilegal

Vardaman Got Religion During Jackson Revival

Governor James K. Vardaman of Mississippi attracted wide comment during a Jackson revival by reportedly “setting religion” and later denying Mattie’s conversion. Enemies mocked him as semi barbarian yet admiring followers praised his public stance. The governor’s life included work as a lawyer and later as an editor with strong ties to the people of Mississippi.

Mississippi James K. Vardaman Jackson Mattie Vardaman

Indictment Efforts Rise in Mandan Pig sufferer case

In Mandan a four jurors grand jury failed to appear leading to replacement by prominent local business leaders. John Travony and Adam Goldschlager were convicted of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Attorney general's office backs county to press indictments, a rare move in the region.

Bismarck N. D Tohn Travony Adam Goldschlager Mandan Burke Attorney General's

Portrait of Jane Adams Draws Masses at Hell House

The October Delineator notes Jane Adams provokes intense curiosity in the country. Crowds visit Hell House weekly to glimpse her, while observers debate her essence. Artists attempting her portrait retreat with muddy canvases and drab backgrounds.

Jane Adams Hell House

Quiet strength and wit define Miss Adams says observer

Observers note Miss Adams carries a temperamental calm and rare wit that shapes how people respond to her presence. Her gentle conscience influences others to avoid second twinges and to act with restraint in tense moments.

Miss Adams

New Coal Dock Emerges In Ashland From North Dakota Plan

G Major of Hope North Dakota speaks in Ashland on the cooperative coal dock project. He says the venture has strong backing and thousands of tons of coal are en route. He credits local supporters for saving the plan from collapse and expects Ashland to be emerged as a new coal dock hub.

North Dakota Ashland Wis Hope N. D Chicago Co-operative Coal Dock Ahland

Freedom and social intercourse in American youth

Lilly Hamilton French in the Delineator extols free mingling of young men and women as shaping fine American character. She argues open social contact influences civilization, architecture, and room design, warning against viewing men only as marriage prospects and condemning prudish lower-minded views.

Lilly Hamilton French

Grand Opera Impresario Gaetano D'Amato Rises in New York

Gaetano D'Amato, once a Bowery bootblack, becomes a rising impresario in New York. He proves grand opera can be profitable at popular prices with a 100 member company, 35 piece orchestra, and strong cast including a notable Carmen. He emerges as a political leader among young Italians in the city.

Gaetano D'Amato New York Saya Great East Side Italy D'Amato Bowery Bootblack Tte

Elevator Man Reports North Dakota Crop Yields and Prices

A visiting elevator company agent surveyed eleven northern North Dakota counties and parts of Manitoba, estimating average yields for blue stem and fire wheat 7.210 bushels, durum 9.15, flax 6.78, barley 12 15 16, oats 14 17, rye unknown. Hard varieties show 60 percent No 1 northern, 25 percent No 2, 15 percent lower grades. durum 75 percent No 1, 25 percent No 2. flax 70 percent No 1, 30 percent No 2. Prices at local elevators: hard varieties 91 38c, durum 7he, flax 1.07, barley 76 5 8c, oats 89 1 5c. An estimated 70 percent of hard wheats have been sold, 10 percent in store. durum 80 percent sold, barley 85 percent, flax 80 percent, oats unsold. If these trends hold, prices may rise before next harvest. Manitoba yields were below average due to early frosts.

Jamestown N. D Manitoba North Dakota Red River Valley Canadian

Pigging raids net three in Devils Lake case

Sheriff Belford and Deputy Frye raided Mrs. Hary Haight’s East Third Street house arresting Haight and Frank Karcher on a public nuisance charge. A half barrel of bottled beer was found. Hank Veneer was arrested as a suspect. Preliminary hearing set before Judge Henry. Veneer’s fate is uncertain amid the case’s dubious history. A young woman was present but no other men. Haight reportedly faces additional pigging charges.

Devils Lake Belford Frye Hary Haight East Third Street Frank Karcher Orleans Limited Karcher Mrs. Haight Hank Hastile Henry Haight Place

Grain inspection conference travels to Fargo and Bismarck

Grand Forks and Rolla officials A B Thompson and M O Hall arrived in Fargo to join state grain commission members led by B D Washburn of Hope. The group will confer in Bismarck and likely visit the twin cities and Duluth after an eight day meeting in the twin cities.

Grand Forks A. BR. Thompson Rolla M. O. Hall Fargo B. D. Washburn Hope State Grain Commission Bipmarck Twin Cities Duluth

France Preserves Forests With Century-Long Plan

Consul General R P Skinner outlines France s far sighted forest policy aimed at reforestation of denuded lands by 4 000 foresters and many communal workers. The program features dune stabilization, water conservation, and forest management across the republic, acknowledging it may take two centuries to reach maximum effectiveness.

France Republic R. P. Skinner Colbert Louis XIV United States America Skinner Hautes Alps

Accident while deer hunting claims editor's son

Harry Patterson A. Patterson Jr of Linton son of editor A Patterson died in Bismarck after a deer hunting trip along the Missouri River. A loaded shotgun in the auto discharged when a dog stepped on it injuring the 14 year old boy whose father rushed him to city hospital. he died a few hours after arrival from blood loss and shock.

Patterson Linton Bismarck N.D Harry A. Patterson Missouri River Here

New Charters Issued for Fargo and Surrounding Areas

Secretary of State Alfred Blaisdell grants charters to multiple North Dakota firms including Fargo Corrugated Metal Culvert Company with $25 000 capital and incorporators Dibley Stranahan and others, Barnes County Telephone Company in Sanborn, Kidder County Agricultural Fair Association in Steele, Inter-Ocean Publishing of Devils Lake, and more, detailing capital stock and resident incorporators across several towns.

Alfred Blaisdell Fargo Corrugated Metal Culvert Company Fargo N. D Capital Stock Francis E. Dibley Elmer H. Stranahan T. M. Dibley M. H. Stranahan Barnes County Telephone Company Sanborn Capital D. F. Siegried Fred Noecker Alvin Noecker F. E. Carson Kidder County Agricultural Fair Association Steele Geo G. Bope Carl Adams F. O. Smith Steele, North Dakota Inter-Ocean Publishing Company Devils Lake Fred A. Baker C. D. Mills Rasmus Sorensen Norman Morrison Webster, N. D L. D. Maurer Starkweather Commercial Cub Wimbledon J. J. Langeness W. O. Joos D. B

Deering News Roundup Sparks From Town and Region

Two freight crews operate on the Great Northern branch for weekday service. Notable visits include Miss Ida Grams of Minot and trips by Al Southwick, Vile Emery, and George Mitchell. Fire brakes, temperance sermon, and local concerts mark a busy week. Residents relocate, hire help, and workers move to Minot and Williston.

Ida Grams Minot Deering al Southwick Vile Emery Culbertson Mont George Mitchell Alt McCoy Mr. Guyton Guyton and Hughes Paul Deering _ orchestra F. Z Calkins W. T. Barnes P. L.calkins LaGrange W. S. Barnes Dave McCullough Dave The Baptist Ernest Allen Vallie Wangel Briquett Company Williston C. C. Haug Ingebrecht Os George Allen Harmon Abbott Montana

Fire Devastates General Store in LaMoure North Dakota

A 2:30 am blaze in LaMoure destroys the general store of Deisem and Franks and spreads to nearby buildings. Losses total about 150000 with insurance. Firesmen and locals fight until 4 am. Damaged properties include the store and warehouse, lumber yard, Capital hotel, wagon shop, land office, and shoe store. Origin undetermined.

Diesel & Franks LaMoure N. D Deisem & Franks Fie C. A. Pinch Capital Fred Helgeson B. J. Pierce

Militia Defeated By Minot High In Tight Scrimmage

Minot High School defeated the Militia 6 to 0 on the North Side scholastic grounds. The High school, undefeated this season, relied on discipline and training to overcome the heavier Militia team. A pregame Main Street band concert delighted spectators, as the High school extended its perfect record with the win.

Minot North Dakota North Side Schol Grounds Minot High School Main Street

Nine Deer and Two Antelope For Hunter Party Near Glasgow

Col. John A. Bird and a hunting party from Balfour scored nine deer and two antelope in the Bad Lands near Glasgow North Dakota on Nov 20. Bird personally took two deer, and his companions Frank Swanson Douglas Evans and O J Kiefer shared in the success as they enjoyed an eventful outing.

John A. Bird Balfour Glasgow Minot North Dakota Mon Bird Frank Swanson Douglas Evans O. J. Kiefer Col. Bird

Stock Market Gains Amid Broad Financial Improvement

Telegraphic reports from New York announce a rapid rise in currency availability and a notable recovery in market sentiment. Stocks close $1 to $5 higher, with increased demand for quality securities and a forward-looking view of sustained prosperity driven by gold shipments from Europe. In Hallock Minnesota, Olga Calmer and Ralph K Johnson wed at the Calmer home, with both families and close friends present. The couple plans to settle in Bronson, Minnesota, where Johnson runs a lumber business, joined by the groom’s parents and local relatives.

Minot North Dakota New York Grand Forks Hallock Minn Misa Olga Calmer J. R. Calmer Ralph K. Johnson Petersburg N.D Bronson Miain Johnson M. N. Johnson Florence Johnson 8. G. Skiigston

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