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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
5
Bowbella pricing details show wheat and potatoes with values listed as the Tribune went to press on Thursday afternoon at five oclock. The fragmented OCR notes No 1 wheat at 1.68 and 1.23 per bushel and potatoes at 22 cents per bushel, reflecting a local market snapshot.
Mrs W C Mitchell returns from McGregor Iowa after caring for her mother as her condition improves. Mrs N L Simonson returns from Kenmare hospital after appendicitis operation. Nonpartisan Club to serve ice cream and lunch at James Murphy's grove June 7. county hoppers threaten crops with organized poisoning efforts in Burke county. James Beck and son Roman visit Bisbee NC, with Butch leaving a job to start own garage. Memorial Day events mark Bowbells observance. recalls on local political divisions within Nonpartisan League and farmer organization. Ford price drops and local business notes. County-wide school elections June 7. ballots to elect two directors in Bowbells district. incumbents Hanson and Simonson not seeking reelection. local sentiment favors new volunteers. Local notices include street improvements, farmer meetings, and election logistics.
Royal Theatre advertises Saturday June 4 film The Love Expert starring Constance Talmadge. Plot centers on a boarding school girl Babs applying a playful love science to romance with two showings at 8:00 and 2:45 PM. Admission 15 cents. June 8 promises a big drama and a two reel comedy, title TBD but described as something bold.
From staff correspondent many residents attended Sunday’s Sauk Valley picnic on May 22. A very large crowd listened to talks by the county superintendent and the state attorney. Rain threats caused some attendees to depart early. Local residents Theo Seim and Mrs Erickson with daughter Mile dred visited Geo Benson’s home Thursday evening. Ellen Norlie, recently with H Carlson and P M Olson families, left Saturday for her home in British Columbia. Olaf Basen guided those seeking road directions to Portal. Helga Reistad, studying in Powers, was mentioned.
A cloud burst caused minor damage as standing water flooded fields in the vicinity. Emil Grubb assists Victor Erickson on the main project for the June 3 community picnic. Clara Wigdal visited Sunday. a burn dance is planned at John Wick’s on June 4 with music and good times anticipated.
J A Stefanowicz serves as a notary public operating from The Tribune Building providing official witnessing and authentication services for documents and legal instruments located in the city.
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