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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1922

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Bowbells Booster Luncheon Sparks Planned Social Boosters

A Bowbells Booster Club luncheon at the Commercial Hotel drew a large turnout. Discussions covered a Father and Son banquet, a night operator at Soo station, and a series of farmers institutes with Bowbells as a stop. Plans included a Town Criers affiliation, Better Farming Week, and a dues rise from one to at least five dollars.

Soo J. W. Moore C. A. Masters Emil Nehring St. Jon. Moore Bowbella Harry Folk Me. Polk Polk W. G. Schultz A. Masters Wr. A.D. McConnell Minot Boosters Hansen Bwansor Dono Gwankon Geo. Hangen Carl Nelson A. A. Anderson John Moore Ark Newas Moore Changte Town Criers Mo 4Nd Nations Organization of Criers

Farmers Institutes Planned Across Northwest North Dakota

Joseph A. Kitchen authorizes farmers institutes at multiple towns across northwestern North Dakota including Minot Williston and Crosby. The Minot Association of Commerce and G Catron promote participation. potatoes will be featured by I I Finke. Soo Line offers a new low homeseeker rate of 12 dollars round trip from Minneapolis for 21 days, valid first and third Tuesday each month March 1 to November 1.

Joseph A. Kitchen Agriculture and Labor North Dakota Salt Rugby Barton Willow City Bottineau Weathope Antler Newberg Lansford Mohall Sherwood Bantry Towner Granville Velva Dogdon Raub Ryder Minot Carpio Kenmare van Hook Plaza Stanley Bowbells Portal Columbus Noonan Crosby Fortuna Tioga Ray Williston Alexander Watford City Minot Association of Commerce G. Catron I. Finke Northwest North Dakota Potato Association Potato Association F . A. Keup Soo Line Minneapolis Mare Bor North South Dakota Minnesota

Bowbells Triumph Over Valley City Town Team In Fast Basketball

Bowbells High School gym hosted a strong Valley City squad as Bowbells Town Team rallied to a 30 to 12 victory. Sherman led with 7 field baskets, Lund 6, Coleman 3, while Valley City’s Tracy scored 2 baskets and 2 free throws. Referee was Lind of Plaxton. crowd witnessed precise passing and team defense in a high tempo contest.

Bowhbells Val Sherman Trac Lund Bowes Coleman Cool Bummers Bakke Carey Brigg Wiper Anderso Bowbelly Valley City Valey City Bowbells Coleman Tracy Cook Bakken Lind Plaxton Bowbells High School Valley City Legion Bowbelis Fes Sharman Bowbella Ake

Valley City Legion Faces Bowbells trip and rivals

The piece notes Valley City Legion as independent champions with a strong schedule against Fargo Jamestown Minot and Agricultural College. It lists Bowbells and Valley City as likely contenders for the independent title, and previews a March road trip to Valley City Fargo K C and Fargo Y M C A with players Lund Coleman Summers Viper Carey and Sherman slated for the trip. It also recounts a local anecdote about Omar Khayyam translations by farmer J C Hedstrup.

Valley City Legion Fargo Jamestown Minot Agricultural College Itriot Bowbells Valley City Bowbella Fargo K. C.’s Fargo Y. M. C. A Lund Coleman Summers Viper Carey Sherman

Court Terms Ordered Across Fifth District In North Dakota

States that Supreme Court rotates to terms of court in the Fifth Judicial District starting April 1 1922. Burke Burke county terms begin fourth Monday in October and third Monday in July. Divide county first Monday in January and second Monday in June. McKensie county third Monday in October and second Monday in June. Mountreil county second Monday in November and third Monday in July. Ward county first Tuesday each month except August September October, jury to be called only if needed. Williams county commences as noted.

Fifth Dist J. H. Newton Supreme Court of North Dakota the Tribune Supreme Court Fifth Judicial District Burke County Divide County McKensie Tn Mountreil Tn Ward Williams County

Gopher Poisoning Drive Planned Across Burke County

A county wide gopher eradication campaign is planned for Burke County this spring with letters to township clerks and town boards urging cooperation. The scheme offers inexpensive poisoned oats, aims to cover every quarter, and suggests a Gopher Day in rural schools to assist in spreading poison.

Burke County Hvary Stutzman County

Good Roads Meeting Set in Bowbells

W Moore reports a letter from Will E Holbein of the North Dakota Good Roads Association announcing a meeting in Bowbells on Monday February 27 at 3 pm. Secretary Hutchinson will attend to discuss highway modernization and a proposed constitutional amendment creating state highway funding and a three member highway commission appointed by the governor.

Bowballs Booster Club Commercial Hotel North Dakota Jerry Donovan John Moore A. A. Anderson Bondbells Dee Lace Lake Descae Bridge

100,000 More Slogan for N W North Dakota

A Minot Association of Commerce movement launches a booster campaign for northwestern North Dakota during March 6 to 13, designated as diversified farming week. The aim is to attract 100,000 more settlers with intensified home campaigns and a booster conference in Minot. A large publicity push is planned to promote the slogan 100,000 more.

Minot Association of Commerce North Dakota Minot

Leaguers Confer Sunday in Minot by Burke County Leaders

County Commissioner E. J. Marka and Senator Ralph Ingerson represented Burke County at a Nonpartisan League meeting held at Ward County Farmers Press office. Attendees included Lynn J. Frazier John N. Hagan and H. A. Paddock. Frazier denied backing the balance of power plan while pledging a full ticket and principled stand.

E. J. Marka Ralph Ingerson Burke County Nonpartisan League Hetd Ward County Farmers Press Lynn J. Frazier John N. Hagan H. A. Paddock Townley North Dakota League the Tribune Paddock Mr. Marks Fargo Bow Senator Ingerson Marks Ingerson

Bowbells Parents Plan March 2 Meeting At High School

Bowbells Parent-Teachers Association announces a meeting at the high school auditorium on Thursday March 2 at 8 p m The program includes Bowbells Orchestra music domestic science vocational education reports by Mrs Coleman H A Hanson and Karl Swanson a ladies quartette and a question box All attendees should prepare questions in advance Optic specialist from Kenmare will visit Bowbells that day and offer glasses changes at the Richard Son Hotel Also a local shoe ad mentions Blue's Shoes and Portal references.

Bowbells Parent-Teachers Association Bowbells Coleman H. A. Hanson Karl Swanson Quartette Bowbells Orchestra Roswell P. Merritt Kenmare Richardson Hotel Eee

Twin City Hold Up Recalls Bold Tavern Inn Robbery

In Minneapolis two weeks ago, ten masked robbers held up diners at the Tavern Inn on Superior Boulevard. A. A. Anderson, Burke County Bank cashier, lost about $110 in cash and lodge receipts, while the gang escaped with roughly $10,000 in cash and jewelry before police tracked eight suspects from a Sioux Falls train. Two others fled at Worthington as investigators pursued the case.

Bowgells Burke County Superior Boulevard Minneapolis Tribune A. A. Anderson Burke County Bank North Dakota Mr. Anderson Bowbella AH. H. Martin Harold Erikemoen Crosby Bowhelly Jordan Minn Sioux Falls Worthington

Farmers Freee and Local Games Highlight Tolley Area News

The Renville County School League schedules declamatory and spelling contests for Tolley on February 21 at 8 p.m. The Legion basketball team beat Glenburn 61 to 13 and Maxbass 27 to 17 in recent games. County Nurse reports 232 inspected children with 71 defective teeth, 52 tonsils, 150 underweight, and 43 homes in need. Bank’s depository committee discusses reorganization prospects amid plans to reopen. Church notes from Swedish Lutheran indicate no services next Sunday.

Farmers Freee Renville County School League Tolley Legion Glenburn Maxbass Childern Beate Laird First National Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farmers’ Institute Father and Son Banquet Farmers Institutes For N. W, North Dakota City Town Orater Valley Chivaleo Individ Ual Star Colemian Omar Khayyam Omar Edwin Fitzgerald Rube J. C. Hedstrup Burke Holbein N. W. North Dakota Blue Twin City McHall News C. W. Berquist Miobe N. D
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