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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1911

Page

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North Dakota Estray Laws and Procedures Explained

J H Shepperd clarifies estray rules in North Dakota, detailing where and when to take up an animal, required advertising within ten days, and filing with county auditors and the agriculture commissioner. The piece notes a possible future publication and mentions a balance between destruction or court-appointed value decisions if the estray is deemed worthless.

North Dakota Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor Bismarck N. D Anges Oakes Times Oakes N. C

Grain Dragging Methods Inquiries From Fargo Farmers

A letter from Professor Shepperd discusses tools for dragging grain after it rises. It notes wooden harrows with straight teeth and iron drags set slantwise may work, depending on ground condition. If soil is hard from rain, a wood harrow suffices. otherwise drag timing and method vary with mulch and soil texture.

J. H. Shepperd

Winifred Growth Voiced by Former Townsman Gus Hansch

Gus Hansch formerly of this town now lives in Lethbridge Alberta and visits Winifred near Lethbridge after boasting the townsite. He markets the coal gas and pottery clay rich area to attract homesteaders. Winifred, started last summer, now has about 200 residents and a bright future in a coal rich agricultural district.

Gus Hansch Lethbridge Alta Ben Hinds Hansch Winifred Gus the Tribune Canadian Northwest Winfred Minneapolis

Bowbells Triumph Over Columbus In Long County Ball Game

Bowbells Base Ball Association, along with about twenty supporters, traveled to Columbus and won in a 13 inning marathon. The teams were tied 4 to 4 after nine, Bowbells finally scoring the decisive run. Also noted is a new Minot made sign for the law firm Verrett & Heckel to mount outside their office.

Bowbells Base Ball Association Columbus Burke’ County Bowbells Columbus Carroleh Westrum Russell Westrum Smith Ike Moore LaCoste Munson Stevenson Pollock Curtis Rogers Bannister Siverling G. Keup Cockwhells Verrett & Heckel Minot

Card of Thanks and brief local note

Card of Thanks expressing gratitude for kindness during bereavement. No jowman and family. Mention of attorney Geo H Phelps of the First State Bank as a business visitor at Fargo a few days earlier.

Geo. H. Phelps The First State Bank Fargo

Mrs Oscar Newman Dies After Short Illness

Mrs Oscar Newman of a farm three miles northeast of town died Tuesday at nine after an eight day illness that began with a cold and developed pneumonia. Born November 27, 1869 in Illinois, she married Oscar Newman March 2, 1889. Survived by husband five children Mamie 17 Birdie 15 Gladys 11 Wilfred 9 Hazel 12 and four brothers Chas Davis Bowbells and Ervin George and Dr Ivis and sister-in-law Mrs Geo Davis. Funeral Wednesday at two at the Newman home with Rev D Samson officiating. Bowbells choir led singing. Interment Bowbells cemetery east of town.

Oscar Newman Illinois Mamie Birdie Gladys Wilfred Hazel Chas. Davis Bowbells Ervin George Ivis Geo. Davis Newman D. Samson

Anderson Family Thanks For Support At Son’s Burial

The family of Martin J. Anderson expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the school community for help during the death and burial of their beloved son and brother. The thanks include appreciation for floral offerings and support from teachers and schoolmates.

Martin J. Anderson

Wahpeton Banker Reports Fine State Crops

Banker Theo. Albecht of Wahpeton visited on bank business and reported crops throughout the southeastern state looking fine with some grain as high as three to four inches, indicating strong yields.

Theo. Albecht Wahpeton First National Bank

Installation of Rev D Samson at Bowkalle Westminster churches

The formal installation of Rev D Samson as minister of Bowkalle and Westminster Presbyterian churches occurred last Sunday at Westminster Church. Rev W Gwilym Rees of Kenmare preached on II Corinthians 1 2 4 urging joyous Christian life and mutual support. Rev Dr Waaler led the gathering and delivered the charge in Dr McEwen’s absence, urging prayer, respect, and sustained church work. A united choir led song and the benediction closed the ceremony.

Samson Bowkalle Westminster Presbyterian Westminster W. Gwilym Rees Kenmare Dr. McEwen Portal Dr. Waaler Mr. Rees D. Samson

Bowbells Forms Citizens Social and Industrial Association

A meeting in the Bowbells courthouse led to a temporary organization of the Citizens Social and Industrial Association of Bowbells. E. E. Hartman elected president, D. B. Klock secretary. A larger gathering is planned for next Tuesday to finalize a permanent body and elect officers for the year, aimed at beautifying Bowbells with broad city participation urged.

Court House E. E. Hartman the Tribune Bowbells

Bowbells High School Baseball Team Tops Battal In Tight Game

Bowbells High School baseball team defeated Battal 11 to 7 on a Tuesday in late spring. Eighth grade graduates thank Miss Jennie Pierson for faithful leadership as president. The team is slated to play Portal High School in Bowbells on Saturday June 3 in a highly anticipated clash.

Bowbells High School Battal Jennie Pierson Bowbell High School Portal High School Bowbells

No Locusts in Minnesota This Year Says Entomologist

St Paul May 29 The state entomologist Professor Washburn reports there will be no 17 year locusts in Minnesota this year. The cicada mistaken for locusts will invade the Southern Mississippi valley this year and reach Wisconsin two years hence but not Minnesota. The insects are cicadas growing in one season.

St. Paul Minn Minnesota Wasaburn Mississippi Valley Wisconsin

Locust Swarm Expected Across Eastern States

Washington reports seven teen year locusts are paid to be due this summer and threaten vegetation in the eastern states. Vanguards are said to have reached Alexandria county with predictions that pests will become common within a week.

Washington Alexandria

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Prof. Shepperd A. C. Tells Wv Ad Jowman Posits Hail Insurance A. C. Wiper B. M. Wohlwend F. J. Kroman Asst. Cashier D. Samson T Bowbells Social and Industrial Association Tribune
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