Bowbells High Tribune Alumni Party and School News
Bowbells High Tribune covers the alumni party after Friday’s basketball game, senior ring design committee chosen, and various classroom updates. Notes include grade activities, Christmas crafts, roll calls, assemblies, and sports results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bornstedt
Hilda Bystedt
Addia Larden
Helen Bogus
Lenter Lodmell
Robert Wiper
Cub
Bowbells High School
Bowbells Incorpsation Hinted in Tribunes Nearby Notes
Local items report L A Stefanowicz notary in Tribune building and 23 years of archival notes from the Tribune. Rob Movius visited Carrington on a Wednesday for Red Cross work. Frank Kaser’s ill child improves under Br Wendell’s care as Jim Briggs nurses a cold. Bowbells may incorporate. Tribune weighs in. Dr Wendell had a troubling night locating a sick family in the valley. A new Bickford and Bond bank building nears completion and will move a five ton safe from the depot. First winter spell begins. locals foresee a favorable banana crop weather change within forty eight hours. J A Raglund filed incorporation papers for Bethany Evang elical Lutheran church to be built on five acre lot donated by Chis Schulte.
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THE
Tribune
Rob Movius
Carrington
Red Cross
Frank Kaser
Br. Wendell
Jim Briggss
Bowbells
Wendell
Kenmare
Bickford and Bond
Jon Lavoy
J. A. Raglund
Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chis Schulte
Bowbells area notes and local happenings a recap
Seventeen years ago Mrs. W H Wineman sailed to Mortlock Canada to join her husband on the homestead. Lena Wegner case favoring the defendant was decided with Gjertsen and Pierson as attorneys. Monson reported threshing finished near Rennie. A newborn baby girl blessed Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Schultz and both mother and child are well. A horse was killed after slipping at the Osborn McMillan elevator load. Pioneer Wm H Bairong died near Bowbells. Mrs Ruby Blenkner and P A Wite filed homestead final proofs in Minot. Guy Kopriva plans retirement and store lease to Barnett & Folkstadt. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs W H Balfour. Dr Doe reports a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Simon Lynch. Charlie Kopriva exiting business. see ad in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole S. Berg
Lena Wegner
Gjertsen
C. E. Pierson
Monson
Rennie
Dr. Lentest
Sherman Schultz
Babe
G. Schultz
Osborn-McMillan
Wm. H. Bair Ong
Bowbells
Walter Spiese
Ruby Blenkner
P. A. Wite
Minot
Guy Kopriva
Steck
W. H. Balfour
Dr. Doe
Simon Lynch
Charlie Kopriva
Glee Club Performs Two Seasonal Selections at High School
Last Friday the high school girls glee club entertained with Mammy's Li'l Pigeon by Pearls and a Christmas Lullaby by Brahms. Albert Miller inspired pep across both Senior and Junior highs, boosting school spirit as Friday night games drew the best crowd of the year. Vic the mascot, chosen by the girls, stands for the motto do or die and is expected to lead the team through upcoming victories. Our future thoughts express a brief dream of vacation and a return in 1923.
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Glee Club
Brahms
Albert Miller
Vic
Victory
Flaxton
Kenmare
First graders miss days amid illness and new faces join school
Sick list shows Alice Knutson absent with mumps and William Ostby Pearl Lindblad also out ill. New students arrive as Gladys Anderson joins first grade along with August Volz and Dorothy Anderson in Miss Grimsrud's room. Mary Anderson begins in Junior High. A raid in study hall yielded a copy of Captain Billy's Whiz Bangs.
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Te Vales
Nester
Vincent Wilkes
Jean Simonson
Irma Mizer
Walter Wilkes
Beulah Toby
Leona Fisher
Helen Seimerg
Edith Alber
Don Duane Nehring
Rolf Johnson
Franklin Buzzell
Henry Mertes
Otto Rumaticks
Miss Kopriva
Alice Knutson
William Ostby
Gladys Anderson
August Volz
Dorothy Anderson
Miss Grimsrud
Mary Anderson
Captain Billy
Foothills Notes From Blait Correspondent
Fred Pommier and Myrle Beard shipped dressed poultry to Lignite. Gene Pommier returned from St Paul and stayed overnight in Minot on the way home to see Henry Pommier who is recovering. R A Owings shot a fine coyote and drove with J D Beard to Bowbells for dental work. People from Colorado visited Lee Haton for the winter. others hauled wheat and helped at the Wood and Pommier properties.
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Blait
Fred Pommier
Myrle Beard
Gene Pommier
St. Paul
Minot
Henry Pommier
Henry
Dick Beard
Lee Haton
Colorado
Lee
R. A. Owings
J. N. Woods
Dr. M. Remington
Bowbells
J. D. Beard
Jugelle
Fred. Pommier
J. Woodbutcher
Oscar Mathison
Josh Reed
Mussels Help Bridge Foundations Stand Against Seas
Report notes mussels anchor rocks by coarse threadlike structures forming a natural cable. Colonies bind stones, strengthening sea walls and bridges. In Devon’s Torridge at Bideford, mussel deposits saved the bridge after a historic risk, with ongoing fresh supplies periodically laid down.
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Continent
London
England
Torridge
Bideford
Devonahir
Ace of Spades Title Page Tax History in England
In England the first act taxing playing cards required stamps on the wrapper and on a card and later the ace of spades became the duty card printed by authorities. Sheets of aces were noted, and a sovereign paid. A later act lowered duty to threepence, with makers printing their own aces while the ace remained a page ad for the makers.
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England
Stamp Office
Lunenburg Settled by Hessians in Nova Scotia
Lunenburg is a coastal fishing town in Nova Scotia known for its fish industries, shipyards, and German-influenced history. Settled by Hessians during George IV’s era, the town features steep hills, bold headlands, and a strong fleet of vessels. Church bells and lace curtains describe the diligent, neat housewives and active worship sites. The area’s mariners and veneer shipbuilding have earned wide reputations.
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Lunenberg
Nova Scotia
George IV
Lunenburg
Merovingian Cemetery Found Under Boulevard St. Marcel
Paris workmen uncover five stone coffins and many bones in a Merovingian era burial ground near Jardin des Plantes on the site later known as the collegiate Burial ground of St. Marcel. A coffin contains remains of a notable person, suggesting high status burial practices. The report also references Edmund Hoyle and his early whist rules without direct connection to the finds.
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Paris
Boulevard St. Marcel
Jardin Des Plantes
St. Marcel
Hoyle
Edmund Oye
Bret
London
Hoyla
Hye Capliin
Corin
Groceryman Robbed at Liberty Grocery in Minot
Minot police hunt for two robbers who held proprietor George Pappageanes at gunpoint last night at 610 Fourth Avenue Northeast. They looted about 700 dollars in cash and checks, plus a gold watch from three witnesses. a door was opened to a adjoining room where most money was kept. Investigators notified banks to stop payments on the stolen checks.
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Minot
George Pappageanes
Liberty Grocery
Fourth Avenue
Pappageanes
Ukewite
Moonshine Raids At Dakota Hotel In Mandan
Prohibition agents raid the Dakota hotel owned by J Dechandt and run by John Ross in Mandan North Dakota. Two black workers defend the site as officers seize four jugs of moonshine and secure warrants for at least two men.
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Mandan
Essen
Dakota Hotel
J. Dechandt
John Ross
Notary Public L A Brefonowiex Office Listed
L A Brefonowiex operates as a notary public with an office in the Tribune building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Brefonowiex, Notary Public
Tribune
Lad Buzzing Button May Cause Eye Injury
A ten year old boy, Adolph Walsha, of Bowbells, North Dakota, suffered an eye injury when a buzzing button on a string broke and the button cut into his right eye. Two stitches were needed to close the eyeball. a delicate operation was performed. Dr O Rourke plans a ten day trip to the Twin Cities. Notice to Creditors: A A Anderson administrator of the estate of Guat Albertson, Bowbells, Burke County, North Dakota, asks creditors to present claims within six months. First publication December 22 1923.
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Dickinson
Bawbells
A. A. Anderson
Guat Albertson
Bawbella
North Dakota
Anid
Bowbells
Burke County
A. A Anderson
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