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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
7
A four year old Ganadia child Blakie attempted self harm eastbound on No 105 as the train neared Minot. Fellow traveler Fred Randall aided the boy and reports the child’s condition as favorable. No motive given.
Christmas shoppers are urged to buy early as a varied display of new and up to date gifts greets buyers. The selection targets ladies with brooches, necklaces, bracelets, watches, and rings, plus men’s items like fountain pens and fobs. Children’s hats and feathers are featured with emphasis on quality and dependable guarantees.
Westminster letters report Mrs J H Culbertson and Miss Nettie Burke traveling to Pennsylvania while Joe will help with batch. Mrs Geo Coons and family visit relatives east for winter. Westminster Literary Society and Shell Slendis held a debate on political reform with the affirmative winning. Sunday school Christmas program planned at 1 pm with a basket social to fund a new hitching shed. A land office notice from Minot North Dakota 1906 lists final proof requirements for Thosine H Ellerman with specific claim details and dates.
District clerks announce unclaimed letters for several residents including miss Erickson and Mrs Gunderson. Addressees should claim promptly by providing their route and box number to ensure delivery. Names cited include William Brokett Gust Erickson Emma Jenson Anton Ianson Emma Loy Howard Weaver and others.
Public auction set for Thursday at 11 a m on the Lyons farm three miles south and five miles west of Bowbells. Readily offered items include two horses, oxen bale, binder, McCormick binder, 20 shoe drill, steel parts, wagon and rack, feed, oats, and various farming gear. Terms require cash or certified funds of ten dollars or more.
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