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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
5
Bowbells markets list current prices paid by Bowbelle dealers with bids for wheat durum barley rye oats flax butter cream and other commodities. figures incomplete and partially obscured in the broadcasted notice.
County judge issues licenses and births occur in Bowbells while a school program and community social rise in local life. County commissioners meet to review offices and prepare for new terms as Christmas church plans unfold and a high school basketball schedule prompts action.
Notices announce church services at St. Jos and St John the Baptist through the new year, with Christmas and New Year observances. Westminister church hosts a December 26 Christmas program by school children. Local residents Traci family and Bowbells students return home for holidays. A death in lawton family and a neonatal death are recorded, with funeral plans not yet arranged. The Tribune delays printing due to a broken press, awaiting a new machine installation.
Friday December 22 after basketball dance with Muse by Melby’s orchestra. Saturday December 23 Carlyle Blackwell Evelyn Greeley in Bulldog Drummond plus a 100¢ comedy. Two shows 1 and 10 p.m. Admission 15¢ and 40¢. Monday Tuesday December 25-26 Binnie Hammerstein in Way of a Maid and Jungle chapter The Heart of an Elephant. Thursday December 28 B Hampton photoplay A Certain Rich Man with Larry Lemon comedy. Admission 10¢ and 25¢.
The Norwegian indies met at the home of Mrs Alfrea Thoropson with a large crowd present. Dates mention dental work in Bowbells and a Norwegian Lutheran church program planned for December 26 at 7 30. Residents Louise Abbott Crosby Jensen family and others were noted for travel and visits in nearby towns.
Isabel Martin attended a two bit shower at the Ole Hatlelid home Thursday night. A masquerade at Lignite Saturday night drew Miss Erdmann and others. Fred Beck and wife visited Columbus Saturday. Helen Wallen spent Thursday with friends. The Wallens were business visitors at Portal Monday. Mrs Harry Pierce visited her daughter at Lignite Saturday night. Roy Peterson party Saturday ended with a luncheon and late departures. L. P. Barmouth visited near Kenmare Tuesday. Theodore Gullickson traveled home Tuesday. Clara Mangen stays with Jim Doyle. School closes Thursday for Christmas vacation. teachers leave Friday. Anna Sorlie is ill. A barber shop opens in the old Haugen house with Alfred Thompson proprietor. Lisa Sorlie returns Saturday from Dee Lac to spend Christmas.
Chas Peterson bedridden two weeks with rheumatism. Mil dred Hatlelid wed forthcoming. shower held at Mrs Josie Hatlelid home. Mrs Thomas Welsh returned from Minnesota visit. I G Iverson visited Minot. Ole Ogarden's son Merrill to undergo appendicitis operation in Kenmare. Masquerade ball at G N Hotel. prizes to Carl Bakken Hilma Holmberg Rudolph Osberg Ethel Hanson. Christmas services in Norwegian and tree at First Lutheran at 2 pm Christmas. Mrs Mary Brown ill. Pearl Bull marriage to Chicago on Nov 18. School closed for Christmas due to Mrs Brown sickness. Mrs Henry Bly family visited. Warmer weather after cold spell. Joy Oris leaving for Pacific coast for winter.
For Rent eight miles northeast of Bowbells 21 acres 110 wheat land 46 acres pasture 6p acres hay land Address 914 N South Salina Kansas 39-2tp.
Mr and Mrs Frank Gerard returned from Minot after visiting friends. L M Hadwen reports better health after a Minneapolis trip. Several residents attended a Bowbells Flaxton basketball game. The Hans Anderson family moved to Bowbells for closer schooling. Weather remains cold with no snow reported.
Northgate notes include Misses Mary Carrie and Lillian Burke visiting the Jacobson girls, a farewell for Shelby Baker at the depot, and a school Christmas vacation from Dec 22 to Jan 2. Local families, trips to Portal and LeRoy, and a Northgate dance at Worthgate Holt are also recorded with multiple residents listed.
December 15 entries show Gene Pommier taking Henry Pomier to Minot hospital. Cattle were driven to Flaxton by A Owings and J N Woods and later shipped to eastern markets by L D Alden Gene Pommier Henry Pommier and Will Watt. J D Beard returned from Bowbells area. Francia Bogus family visited Beard home. Bertha Alden traveled to Lignite. Lucile Eaton arrived from Tignite. Jack Hughes staying with Frank Frank. Will Smith and Myrtle Beard in Lignite Monday. Hugh Ellsworth home from work with L Steen.
Clayton Fron Sta Correspondent reports on social visits and small events across Coteau. Knute Christs and C. P. Christianson noted in from the city. N. P. L. club met with Mrs. W. B. White. visits by George White, John Woods, Vivian Berg and Elton. Estella born to Mrs. Sparks and Raleigh. Mrs. WS. Clark staying in Bowhells to care for relatives. Clarence Bryan visiting Bowhells with relatives. Kistler and Knute Christ accounts.
Local churches list December schedule with Swedish Lotheran More and Church vw services led by Pastor Herquist. Presbyterian Ohio Church Reverend Christ hosts Sunday Bible school and evening services with midweek catechism. St Joseph’s Church holds masses on the first and third Sundays with baptisms by appointment. East Sasee train times for passenger service noted.
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