Minot Trip and Local Dispatches Mention Community Events
P N Johnson made a business trip to Minot on Saturday while H H Strum worked for Ole Ronning in his absence. Q E Grendahl added a dwelling extension east of town and Jd Holland repaired Gust Blom’s dwelling. R Powel, ex Rogera Lumber worker, now runs the yard. Ladies aid hosts at Mrs I G Iverson’s home on June 12. John Engebretson from Albee South Dakota visits county farms. C B Larson and family rode to Colneu Saturday. Bowbells and Lignite tied 7 to 7 in a Sunday ball game. Mrs E R Bohan teaches music to a growing class. John D Beard departed for Basseth Iowa after news of his sister’s illness. Ole Ogorden elected school director for three years. Ole Garberg and others attended Miss Rooney’s picnic.
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John D. Beard
Basseth
Iowa
Ole Ogorden
Lignite area notes on winds and community events
Reports from Lignite describe no damage from Sunday winds near town though tales of collapsed buildings between here and Coteau and stock losses. Residents attend commencements and church services. several residents travel to Texas seeking better land. a tombstone is set for a deceased child. a purse and watch were stolen from an auto shed overnight.
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Here
Coteau
Old Friend Miss Mame Cleary Dies After Illness
Land water notes Bau Pommiter returned from his Illinois trip with news of Miss Mame Cleary’s death the morning he left. He attended her funeral soon after arriving, Cleary had been ill for years and taught school south of town. Charles B. Hanson, long at Iver Bergs near Columbus, returned home and started work for A. K. Helen southeast of town. Charlie believes time is money and chooses farming, despite education that could advance him elsewhere.
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Bau Pommiter
Mame Cleary
Miss Cleary
Charles B. Hanson
Iver Bergs
Columbus
A. Ik
Helen
Charlie
There is Always Something Doing in Coteau
Mr and Mrs C E Hovland visited relatives in Kenmare last Sunday A group of young people called on F W Lindblad e at his home last Sunday evening A heavy wind storm broke a large front window in L N Petersons store The Coteau Bowbells Orchestra played at Powers Lake last Friday Peter Landsverk of Saskatoon arrived last week and is greeting friends while handling business At the Ward township school election Max W Ruhnke won two thirds of votes for director for three years Mrs Erik Madson a former res-
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L. N. Peterson
Peter Landsverk
Saskatoon
Sask
Ward Township
Max W. Ruhnke
Coteau News Highlights Local Visits and School Picnic
Ident of Chéteau visits Mrs Anna Erickson as Jacob Simmenes heads to Crosby then the Pacific coast for two months. Coteau and Central club from the hills play, Hills win big. Coteau school holds Thompson Lake picnic with about 100 attendees. Derick Grimsa ng Peake and Mr Bude witz chaperone. Harry Maltby buys former printing office building to relocate near C E Dennison site and remodel as a dwelling. George Budewitz, Ruhnke school teacher, heads to Havre Montana. Williston ties loom.
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Coteau School
Thompson Lake
Derick
Gramsang Peake
Mr. Budewitz
Harry Maltby
C. E. Dennison
Interesting Items from the Progressive Two of Foot Hills
Will Ellsworth visited W. D. Owings Sunday. Nels Nelson was doing business in Lignite Tuesday. Tom Branton and family visited R. A. Owings Sunday. Miss Sarah Owings was visiting friends at Bowbells last week. RK, A. Owings, T. Branton, IC. Griffith and L. D. Alden went to Lignite Sunday. The Misses Hazel Vesey, Hazel and Cora Beard and Mr. Frank went for a stroll in the hills Sunday evening. The Weinman brothers finished breaking 52 acres for C. C. Griffith. From that place they moved to J. M. Jensen’s. Miss Stella Welsh returned home from Portal for summer vacation. The picnic at Miss Rooney's last Sunday was well attended with good eats. Mrs. M. H. Clinton went to the Mathiason home where her daughter is ill with measles. J. D. Beard learned his sister in Iowa was near death and left for Charles City. The Misses Edith Owings, Mildred Remington, Ada and Florence Downie came home from Bowbells for summer vacation. Wind damage last Sunday night included a blown over Chr Christensen barn, but horses mostly saved. Weather notes for May 1913: high 93 May 25, low 23 May 6, total precip 1.40 inches. May 1912 total 6.22 inches less. Take Plenty of Time to Eat ad promoted. Chamberlain's Tablets recommended for indigestion after meals. Sold by all dealers.
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M. H. Clinton
Mathiason
E. C. Mahoney
M. E
R. J. L. McKelvey
F. F. Carter
Geo. H. ‘Carey
R. B. Knowlton
Jerry ‘Donovan
Clara Harrison Mahoney
Jhorn
Blacklick
Funeral Tribute to Bowbells Pioneer Mrs Mahoney
Mrs. E. C. Mahoney dies after stroke at 65 in Bowbells. Survived by husband E. C. Mahoney and five children including Carey and Rudolph, plus sisters and a brother. Service at M E church drew vast crowd. interment in Bowbells cemetery. Born Sept 5 1865 near Blacklick Ohio, married in 1883 at Muncie Indiana, long resident of Bowbells.
Card of Thanks from Mahoney Family
The Mahoney family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death of their wife and mother. They especially thank floral donors and appreciate words of sympathy that helped them bear the burden. E. C. Mahoney and family
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E. C. Mahoney
Moving pictures praised at Bowbells opera house
Local booster extols Bowbells shows with new films each week. Advertises nightly programs Monday through Friday and promises something out of the ordinary. Also notes a for sale barn in Bowbells, 30 by 60 feet with hay loft, by Pat Sullivan.
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Pat Sullivan
Bowbells
N. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. N. Johnson
Minot
HH. H. Strum
Ole Ronning
Mr. Ronning
Q. E. Grendahl
Jd. Holland
Gust Blom
R. Powel
Rogera Lumber Co
I. G. Iverson
John Engebretson
Albee, S. D
B. Larson
Mrs. Larson
Ray
Colneu
Lignite
E. R. Bohan
Ole Garberg
A. H. Grina
O. E. Grandall
S. Ahre
Miss Rooney
Grenddni
Kilristlanson
UC. S. Hanpon
A. Ericksén
Sigrid and
Ulrikke Kopsland
Per“Osses
Noonan School
Thurasday
A. Christensen
John Thompson
Stampede
Old Mack Room
Erick Fagen
Amprose
Texas
North Dakota
M. C. Jacobson
Baby
G. Kolste
Ceemetery
Florence
Esther Ogorden
Johnshoy
Flaxton Church
Lignie
T. A. Pennock
Minnesota
C. E. Hovland
Kenmare
F. W. Lindblade
Coteau-Bowbells
Powers Lake
Erik Madson
Res
John Deere Corn
Orr
Deere
John Deere
Bowbells Implement Co
Frosaker Bros
Chéteau
Chilplin
Anna Erickson
Coteau Boys
Central Club
Hills
Hills Club
Jacob Simmenes
Crosby
Pacific Coast
George P. Budewitz
Ruhnke
Mohall
Havre
Montsoon
Williston
Prom
Will Ellsworth
W. D. Owings
Nels Nelson
Tom Branton
R. A. Owings
Sarah Owings
A. Owings
T. Branton
IC. Griffith
L. D. Alden
Hazel Vesey
Hazel
Cora Beard
Mr. Frank
Weinman Brothers
C. C. Griffith
J.M. Jensons
Stella Welsh
Portal
Misa Rooney
Edith Owings
Mildred Remington
Ada
Florence Downie
Chris Christenson
Chamberlain
Deslors
Ohio
Muncie
Ind
Bowblels
The
Pioneer Meat Market
Bronson Hardware Store
Coteau, N. Dak
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