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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
6
Chicago mourns Mary Glick twenty one died at home with her adoptive parents Mr and Mrs Glick. Benjamin Oris seventy one recognises the coffin as his own daughter who was raised by others. The tale reveals an adoptive past and a hidden real family.
A guide notes that business success hinges on a strong clear head line spanning the hand, connected to the life line near the thumb. Fortune favors those with a rising life line and a line toward Mercury, plus a strong short sign on Mercury’s mount, indicating good business prospects.
An elderly Indian man visited The Tribune office to subscribe and paid, then insisted on a receipt. The editor questioned the persistence, and the man explained his belief about judgment at the gate of St Peter asking if he had been good. He claimed debts were paid, including to the editor, but he lacked the receipt.
Helen Lowell recounts a life sailing as a boy on the Minnie E Cub between Puget Sound and Australia. Born to captain Cain, she spent 16 years aboard without knowing her sex, learning navigation and Latin from her father. Now in Los Angeles with Mrs. Lowell she embraces motherhood and feminine life after a fearless seafaring past.
Helmer Brundell, Ione Elmer, and Quinting travel to Alexandras Mint for holidays. Fred Sipe visits Mrs. Anton Maruskie. Nels Pladsen and family spend Xmas at James Maruskie’s. Joy Bednor and Ed Skallsky visit Powery Lake. Byron and J W Sipe families host Louie Mollgaard on Christmas. Edor and Sadie Grubb visit Anton Maruskie. Gene Pladsen visits J O Grubb home. Sadie and Betsy Grubb return from Bowbella for vacation. Cor. Le
A damaged OCR fragment offers advice to wash and shell peas then simmer in water for fifteen minutes or longer, add butter and lettuce with careful cooking. The passage includes garbled phrases about onions and terminology, but conveys a method for preparing a pea dish described as delicious.
From Staff Correspondent Engebret Larson aided M. Barduson son butcher Tuesday. Miss Florence Farrell left for River Falls Wisconsin for Christmas vacation. Several Misses and brothers spent Christmas at various homes. A Grand View church Christmas day program drew a large crowd. Miss Agnes Barduson visited J Olson Tuesday. Cor. EB
Beaver Lake residents report Christmas program attendances at Lignite grade school and Swedish Lutheran church. Families including Groeenfield Beck Gagner Glaspey Erdmann and others share holiday dinners and visits with neighbors and relatives. Olaf Nelson left for Nieve to spend Christmas with his sister. various locals noted Christmas Day hospitality and church events.
Start Correspondent reports Mrs John Koch and son Melvin visiting relatives in Elgin Oregon for about two months. Evelynn Shultz and Dorothy Pratt with pupils gave a Christmas program at Hood school, with Santa and gifts, large crowd enjoyed the event. Several locals plus Miss Pratt and Miss Helen Romine travel for holidays. Mrs John Ferm injured in fall, ribs broken, punctured lung, serious condition. People gathering for Christmas visits include D G Hillisland, John Koch, Peter Thompson, Walter Kallandar arriving from Montana to stay with Herman Radenz. Helmer Swenson visited D G Hillisland. various families hosted Christmas meals. Additional notes: Miss Clara Wigdal home for holidays. Anton Bakken hosted Ladies Aid. Christmas programs at Battleview and Thorson schools. P M Olson family at Tom Pare's. Carl Nyquist improving at home. Oscar Carlston travels to Minnesota. Blanche and Walta Guiles home from Powers Lake. For Rent notice near Bowbells. L A Stefanowicz notary public.
Purtal residents report Christmas visits and local events. Carl Rydell and family celebrate, Miss Mabel Rydell becomes grade two teacher, and the Ambrose basketball game draws a crowd in Portal. Patients include Bertha Kielson after appendicitis, with others visiting relatives and traveling to Kenmare and Northgate.
Notice sets the date for the first meeting of creditors in the Christian Steen bankruptcy and for Carey Company partners. It lists the venue at Lewis & Bach in Minot Ward County and the meeting date January 9, 1923, 11:00 a.m., for proving claims and appointing a trustee.
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