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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1908
Page
2
The page lists election ticket names for President to Attorney General and includes comments on nominating conventions and public sentiment. It notes Miller Bros. Wild West show reward claims for a stolen horse and mentions local school plans and travel between Bowbells and Westhope. Also reports medical, sale, and local notice items.
Mrs Mary Murphy visiting her son John E Murphy and family left for Lakota on Tuesday to visit another son before returning to Hammond Wis. J E Murphy urges prompt completion of a breaking job. Mrs Geo Gann and daughter Miss Nannie from Flaxton visited The Tribune office.
Edward H. Emery warns all persons not to trust or harbor his wife Jennet Emery on his account and states he will not owe any debts contracted by her after July 30 1908 Bowbells North Dakota
Unclaimed letters for the week ending Friday July 31 1908 include N C Jenson Olof Myers Ole Olson. Callers please say advertised. Direct mail to your R F D number in post office box. Also note B Tuos P Hurry M.
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