Bowbells Court Adjourns. Gedosch Wins $28 Verdict
The Bowbells district court adjourned after disposing of all on the calendar Judge Leighton set Minot term to begin Monday The Gedosch vs White verdict for the plaintiff totaled 28 dollars in a case appealed from justice court A not guilty verdict was returned for Geo Gardner and John Swanson in a hillside assault case The Jensen grand larceny case ended with a not guilty verdict The Joe Biguin vs Rosenwater case was decided by default with plans to appeal Neil Anderson was found not guilty in a rape trial Black won against Frandell in a injuries suit J O Clark versus J L Dimond ended with 46 dollars verdict for Dimond Judge Leighton adjourned jurors and heard the Schaefer divorce action in which Hilda Schaefer was granted the divorce.
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Bowbells
Leighton
Minot
W. O. Gedosch
Geo. S. White
Tribune
Justice Court
Geo. Gardner
John Swanson
Twit
Ward County
Gardner
Andrews
Geo. H. Gjertsen
Christ Jensen
Jensen
Schoenrock
Schoenrock Land Company
Powers Lake
Fred Andrews
Dorr H. Carrol
Verret & Heckel
Joe Biguin
Albert Rosenwater
Biguin
H. A. Hanson
Dorr H.carrol
States
M. J. Frandell
D. B. Black
Frandell
Black
C. E. Pierson
J. O. Clark
J. L. Dimond
Dimond Township
Clark
Dimond
Derr H. Carroll
Geo. H.gjertsen
Attorney Andrews
Charles Schaefer
Hilda
Schaefer
Hallingsworth & Anderson
The
Believes There Is Still Hope For Crop In Bowbells Country
Jens Peterson told The Tribune that strong rainfall could revive drying sections and yield a fair crop. He recalls 1901 when rain after August boosted wheat and flax before a September frost cut flax short, suggesting this season’s outcome hinges on future rainfall. Mrs. George Burke thanks neighbors for support after her husband’s illness and death.
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Jens Peterson
the Tribune
Bowbells
Peterson
George Burke
Robbers Foiled At Wimbledon Store Haste Fire Reduces Escape
Fargo dispatch reports three men attempted a Wimbledon North Dakota robbery at Joes Mercantile Co. One was captured as the others fled after a rear fire set to draw attention. The loaded officer’s revolver misfired. the captured suspect faced Valley City court later. Also noted is the Bowbells racket store closing after a short operation.
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Fargo
N. D
Wimbledon
Joes Mercantile Co
Valley City
District Court
William Sandy
Farmers Co Operative Grain Company Holds Annual Meeting
The Lyons opera house hosted the annual meeting with about thirty members present. Members debated continuing the company, voting to hold on while some favored re-incorporation later. Officers and directors were re-elected, by laws adopted, a August meeting time set, and local notices covered births illnesses a car engine addition and a church address. The Bowbells baseball team lost at home to Columbus 13 to 11, then beat Estevan 10 to 0 and 4 to 0 in two games.
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Farmers Co-Operative Grain and Trading Company
Lyons Opera House
Knudson
Tribune
K. C. Knudson
Bowbells
Columbus
Estevan
Estevan Bunch
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Neil Anderson
South of Stampede
Anderson
L. J. Palda
United States
Banks
Spring Run
Pennsylvania
Frank Stitt
Geo. Dougherty
Dry Run
Burke
Upper Lath Valley
Posits
North Dakota
First National Bank
A. C. Wiper
B. M. Wohlwend
F. J. Kroman
Asst. Cashier
Farmers Co-Operative Grain and Trading Co
Joseph Hamiston
Wm, Bell of
Woburn
Mrs. Sorenson
Niobe
C. R. Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Mr. Johnson
Kenmare