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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
7
Russian exporters ship eggs without shells to avoid excessive freight and spoilage from heat. The contents are packed in air tight boxes with or without salt, priced by weight from half a kilo to sixteen kilograms. Boxes must show closing dates to guard against selling stale eggs as shipments grow larger annually.
A motorist hands a woman a wrapped baby from a moving car near London. She accepts the infant, which contains $200 in notes. The scene is described by the Cottonwood Falls correspondent of the Kansas City Times. Wolves and coyotes are noted in later rural anecdotes as bounty money rises for their scalps.
McNutty laments renewed labor troubles at Wikcot. The box has yielded and he must return to work, prompting concern from Mila and the Sorrows partner. The scene hints at a struggle with labor demands and continued hardship.
Busy locals gossip about a doctor stopping at a Mrs. Nabour residence yesterday. They marvel at the sudden interest in the doctor’s visit and wonder what might be the matter at her house.
The tourist in Maly asks if antiques are available. The dealer apologizes that Mr. Morgan visited yesterday and cleaned out his stock. The tourist insists on restocking quickly and warns money is no object as he stays a week.
A woman reveals she was deceived by a fiancé who claimed to be eighty two but is only sixty five. The confession follows their engagement and prior marriage plans, highlighting the deception and its impact on Dolly as the case unfolds.
Dialogue shows a couple clashing over happiness and control after marriage. One partner insists on always having things their way, while the other reminds them of limits and the need for harmony. The exchange hints at ongoing conflict in the relationship and its impact on their vows and living arrangement.
In Havanna the American Church unveils its Rev J M Green led Presbyterian churel built under the American plan of architecture, marking a notable religious and architectural development in the city.
Fragmentary report notes that local Black residents have organized a group and are conducting thirty-one blocks. It also states there are 122 drug stores in the United States, reflecting scattered commercial presence amid minority communities and urban activity.
A peculiar Barre diary excerpt discusses fuels from mummies and leather chippings, plus colonial fish fuel. It notes a British Columbia method using fish oil and a chemical air regeneration process with fused sodium peroxide to release oxygen for submarine use, detailing oxygen output and crew duration.
A vintage ad from a Westfield physician touts Dr King's New Discovery for severe throat and lung complaints. It claims a dry cough abates after one bottle and fully cures after two, offering a trial bottle free and guarantee through E C Kroeger druggist.
Notice announces a mortgage sale of Lot nineteen 19 Six fi in Tolley Ward County North Dakota to satisfy the mortgage debt. The sale is set for December 28 1907 at 2 oclock p.m. at the Minot courthouse front door Ward County ND. The amount due is 327 dollars and there may be three dollars due on the day of sale. Sheriff John Lee signs the notice with Howard Ryerson as attorney for the mortgagee.
Mary Coons widow of Wilson H Goons of Bowbells North Dakota has filed a final five year proof for HE No 15770 dated May 28 112 to establish residence and cultivation on Section 28 Township 162 Range 69. The proof will be made before the U S land office at Minot North Dakota January 20 1908. Witnesses D M Skinner Geo Burke D F Bair Jon Culbertson all of Howbells North Dakota. LD McGahan Register.
Public notice from the Minot land office dated Oct 4 1907 announces K John Johnson of Kenmare ND filing to make final five year proof for his claim with witnesses Andrew Sik Mathias Lee HJ Johnson and G A Anderson all of Kenmare ND. Also Maren Katrine Peterson of Bowbells ND filed to make commutation proof for her claim HB 32763 with witnesses Tom Tomson Wm Babling Anton Nelson Nils Hanson all of Bowbells ND. Proofs scheduled before the register and receiver Feb 6 1908 and Jun 20 1908 respectively.
Land Office at Minot North Dakota October 4 1907 notice that George U Coonan of Bowbells North Dakota has filed intent to make five year proof on his claim to SW SE quarter of section 24 township 163 range 9 for the Saas deal en Pi Pea a nw sec 24. The proof will be made before the register and receiver of the U S land office at Minot North Dakota January 20 1908. Witnesses named to prove residence and cultivation include Geo Burke D M Skinner Mrs W H Coons Jos cuibertaom all of Bowbells ND McGahan Register.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel M Skinner of Bowbells North Dakota has filed intention to make final five year proof in support of his claim H E No 15149 dated April 29 1902 for the SE section 24 township 163 range 89 and that proof will be made before the register and receiver at Minot North Dakota on January 20 1908 He names witnesses Geo Burke Geo U Coons P F Bair Jos Culbertson all of Bowbells North Dakota D. McGahan Register T B Hurly Attorney for Claimant
Land Office at Minot North Dakota October 14 1907 notice is hereby given that Enger Lindquist formerly Enger Erickson has filed notice of intention to make final proof in support of her claim before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Minot North Dakota on February 5 1908 for the nevi sec 1 twp 161n range 88w lot L1 eytha Erickson Arne Erickson Fred W Lind Johnnne Ericksonquist John F Johnson all of KenmareND McGalter
U S Land Office Minot North Dakota October 1 1907 notice of Lewis S Kalvig claiming commutation proof for his homestead HE 30034 filed October 24 1904 for the east half and west half of section two townships six range one west on the M1 area to prove residence cultivation January 21 1908 before the register and receiver witnesses Anton Nelson Ole Erickson John Stenson Martin Stenson all Bowbells North Dakota attorney TB Hurly representing claimant
U S Land Office Minot North Dakota October 4 1907 notices James Dignan Bowbell North Dakota intends to make final five year proof for claim EL No 8504 for the east half of the southwest quarter and east half of the southeast quarter section 25 township 161 range 1 west. Proof will be made before the register and receiver January 20 1908 at Minot North Dakota witnesses are Win Huth Bud Jones Swan Olson Jos Sohn all of Bowbell North Dakota attorney D McGahan register TB Hourly.
Land Office Minot confirms John Mertes of Kenmare N Dakota has filed notice of final commutation proof for Homestead Entry No 33041 dated May 9 1904 for lot 5 section 24 township 162 range Band. Proof to be made before Register of U S Land Office Minot N Dak January 14 1908 witnesses Joseph H Hoffman James Jonsen Fred Lind ia Jensen all of Kenmare N D.
Notice that Joseph H. Hoffman of Kenmare North Dakota has filed to prove up his claim for the NEI section 28 township 162 range 84. Proof to be made before the U S land office at Minot North Dakota on January 27 1908. Name witnesses Jensen Martin Jensen Fred Lindquist J E Burrell all of Kenmare N D and LD McGahan register.
Notice states mortgage executed April 2 1907 by Ifaas Olson to ud Bi Ji. Recorded April 20 1907 in book 59 page 57. Foreclosure sale at Minot courthouse front door December 28 1907 2 PM for property Southwest quarter section 17 township 156 range 91 west. Amount due $406.03. Sheriff Lee of Ward County. Attorneys Borsard & Ryerson. Minot ND.
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