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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1914

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Thief Caught Trying to Sell Team at Estevan

A team of horses owned by C. C. Mensing near Estevan vanished during a blizzard over two weeks ago and was recovered after a man tried to sell them in Estevan, Sask. The thief fled but was arrested near Roche Percee by the Canadian mounted police and held on charges of bringing stolen property and smuggling. Mensing retrieved his horses. local officials seek extradition or transfer to Burke County authorities as Canada and the United States authorities confer.

C. C. Mensing Estevan Sask J. A. Englund Kenmare Burke County Mensing Hanson Sherif Stainhofer Canada

Kidnapped Girl Found. Father to Reclaim in Superior

Minnewaukan North Dakota reports James Michaels, father of a 12 year old kidnapped three months ago from Grahams Island school, has affidavits from local business men supporting his claim. The Humane Society of Superior Wisconsin holds the girl pending proper custody. Michaels, a former state legislator, plans to travel to Superior to reclaim his daughter with the society confirming the return once custody is verified. Louis Kuetha of near Woburn and George Pleasant were noted visitors in town this week.

Minnewaukan N. D James Michael Grahams Island Humane Society of Michaels Michael Superior Humane Society Eaae

Should Buy Tickets At Home Station

Surles North Dakota February 19 residents along this Great Northern branch risk losing daily passenger service due to buying tickets to Lakota and then on to final destinations instead of purchasing at the starting Lakota station. Revenue from Lakota grows, but branch towns lose credit and the line faces possible mixed train service if traffic does not improve.

Surles N. D Great Northern Grand Forks Fargo Twin Cities Lakota

Farmer escapes coal mine collapse in Beach area

Beach North Dakota February 19 A O Roof a farmer twelve miles north of Beach narrowly escaped when his coal mine caved in He dug himself out from under debris and was found by a physician to have a dislocated shoulder a wrenched back and multiple bruises injuries but life not in danger

Beach N. D Roof

Ambrose bachelor shoots himself near Alkaha

Axel Larson, a bachelor farmer living two miles south of Alkaha, N D, was found dead in his bed with a rifle wound just above the heart. Deputy coroner C H Hoff ruled it suicide after finding the rifle across his face.

Butcher Injured As Chair Slips In Mandan Shop

Mandan North Dakota February 19 a local butcher George Gassner fell from a chair while hanging a quarter of beer in his shop. He was impaled by a meat hook through the cheek, ripping a deep gash and nearly dying from blood loss before help arrived.

Mandan N. D George Gassner Loral Ife

Mann and Woman Held by Officer in North Dakota

Dickinson North Dakota Pet 14 J. Hansel a Rainy Butte homesteader and Miss Iver Patterson were arrested as they tried to take No 5 West. Hansel was jailed despite protests. Officers suspect criminal activity surrounding the pair with a history of pursuit by William Blake. Federal authorities notified in Jamesown.

Hansel Maryland Mise Iver Patterson New England Butte Make James

Tribune Buys High Speed Automatic Printing Press

The Tribune announces a contract with American High Speed Press Co. to install a Standard High Speed Automatic Job Press, the first in North Dakota. It will print 8000 impressions per hour with double feeding, run like four workers, and reduces costs by up to 50 percent on long runs. Public demonstrations will follow arrival.

American High Speed Press Co North Dakota Northwest Aberdeen Twin Cities Miwaukee Superior The Tribune

Rowe and Co Offers Repairs for All Stove Makers

H. M. Rowe & Co provides repair services for stoves of all brands and models. The shop advertises comprehensive parts and service, aiming to restore functionality and extend the life of household cooking ranges.

H. M. Rowe & Co

Bickford Is Granted Rehearing by Supreme Court

Bismarck N D Feb 16 the supreme court grants a rehearing in the Bickford embezzlement case after affirming the lower court on appeal the court says review will focus on the constitutionality of the statute under which the defendant was tried and convicted a hearing on this sole question will be heard in the March term

Bickford Supreme Court Bismarck N. D Theeourts Tower Court

McBain Case Returns to Court in Wells County

Jamestown North Dakota February 18 The McBain case returns for a new hearing in front of Judge Coffey after William McBain pleaded guilty to infanticide twice and received two year prison sentences with parole in each term He is said to be wanted in Canada and now lives in Wells county with his young wife.

Jamestown N. D Coffey Fessenden McBain William McBain Bismarck Barnes County Wells County Canada

Bowbells Schools amusement committee forms at meeting

An under attended Saturday assembly at Bowbells High School led to the creation of a permanent committee to cooperate with the school board and teachers. Members Wiper Phelps Carter Campbell and Stewarson as secretary planned improvements and approved purchasing needed equipment. Continued on Fourth Page.

Tifé Mesers, Wiper

Kid Trailor Arrested at Flaxton

Kid Trailor, long sought for charges of theft along the border, was arrested by Constable Hugh Donahue at Flaxton on Tuesday morning and turned over to Canadian authorities at Portal the same day. A few days earlier, Donahue had received a tip leading to the arrest.

Trailor Setepee Flaxton Canadian Mounted Police Portal Hugh Donahue Donahue

Cow and dog form queer attachment at Tappen

Tappen North Dakota February 19 L H Walu er reports a strange bond between a milk cow and a dog. The cow follows the dog closely and eats poorly when the animal is away, showing affection akin to a calf's attachment.

Tappen N. D L. H. Walluer

Man Sought on Parole Card Arrested in Northgate

A man matching a Canadian parole card description was arrested in Northgate after being spotted in Bowbelly Monday and Ambrose the next day. He claimed to have finished his parole for horse stealing, while police proceed with Canada’s though. The city council meeting scheduled for Monday was postponed to March for first readings of several ordinances.

Trailor Bowbelly Ambrose Flaxton Northgate Canada Dominion

Brother Candidate Against Brother in North Carolina Race

Washburn February 19. The McLean county state senatorship race sees C P McGray of Garrison enter to oppose his brother W McGray of Underwood. C W McGray, a pioneer businessman with notable ability, had been seen as favored to win the June primaries, making a contested field seem settled until now.

C. W. McGray

Buried Treasure Hinted in Old Capitol Grave

An elderly Standing Rock Sioux recalls a buried fortune in an unmarked former capitol graveyard near Bismarck. He says a Sioux chief's wife wore a necklace of elk teeth and that her grave lies buried beneath the frozen ground, awaiting discovery by whites willing to dig.

Bismarck N. D Old Capitol Burying Ground Standing Rock

Bride of 72 Too Young He Marries 73 Year Old

Kulm North Dakota February 19 Returning a license to marry a 72 year old woman and securing a second permit to wed a 73 year old man created a flurry of action. Christian Hegel aged 77 and his bride count 150 years together and feel as young as a couple a third their ages. Last week Hegel obtained a license and Marie Neuman appeared with him but the license was canceled and a new one issued naming Mrs Rosina Schultz. It was argued the 72 year old was too young.

Hegel Lcensa Marie Neuman Rosina Schultz

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Woburn Louis Kuetha Grege Pleasant Ambrose Bachelor Rainy Butte the Tribune Wilson Mexico Frederick W. Vanderbilt Duke and Duchess of Manchester New York Chicago D. H. R. Abbott C. Dieituan Charles Manning Newark N. J Manning Kid Trailor Mclean County
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