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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

2

Adulterations of Canned Meats Exposed by State Health Dept

The May bulletin of the New York State Health Department reports tests on 150 canned and potted meat samples sold under the Pure Food Law. It finds widespread adulteration and preservative use, with many poor or diseased meats from Chicago packers. It notes boron preservative in potted ham linked to trichina risk and condemns packers for deceiving the public. It calls for stronger on-site inspection and penalties.

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Minot Institute to Host Large Farmers Event and Stock Sale

The Farmer's Institute will occur in Minot on the lth and 15th of this month attracting wide county turnout. The Shorthorn Live Stock association will stage a blooded stock sale during the institute. Writings on wheat speculation note moral concerns with losses and profits, and references to alimony disputes and notable legal figures. A government statistician cites soil product value, while remarks on auto related killings and Cal d' Idaho jury antics hint at broader civic issues.

Minot Shorthorn Live Stock Association

City Council Proceedings in Bowbells North Dakota 1907

City Council of Bowbells met June 3 1907 with Mayor Donovan presiding Aldermen Cox Bickford Miller and Wiper present Minutes approved Attorney advised that transferring sinking fund to general fund would be illegal Petition from Commercial Club for cement crossings authorized bids to be advertised Grants permit for brick building to Donovan Drug Co Store expansion permit laid over City to seek bond election blanks Bills allowed and salaries set Audit or to contact Kenmare for fire bell Purchase of fire bell authorized Adjournment to June 4 then to June 11 with further updates

Oomictut Bowbells N. D Donovan Cox Thos. W. Moore Commercial Club Wiper Donovan Drug Co Miller C. Krueger J. E. Rogers J. E. Tate Bickford Viper R. B. Cox G. L. Bickford Kenmare

Memorial Day Death of Wilson Haynes Coons

Wilson Haynes Coons of North Star township died after a stroke on Memorial Day. Born July 5, 1855 in Franklin County, Penn., he married Mary Stitt in 1882 and leaves three daughters, two brothers, and many mourners. A longtime Presbyterian elder, organizer of Westminster church, schoolboard member, and trusted neighbor, his funeral was held at his home and he is buried in Bowbells cemetery.

North Star Township Wilson Haynes Coons Coons Mr. Coons Franklin Co Penn Mary Stitt Huston H. Wray Ruth Nellie Frank Henry George Presbyterian Church Upper Path Presbyterian Church Dakota Bowbells Westminster Church D. M. Skinner David Jones C. W. Davis J. H. Culbertson Calvin Hulbert John Romine Tribune

Bowbells Grammar School Holds Second Commencement

The Bowbells Grammar School held its second annual commencement in the opera house last Friday evening. Five popular young people received diplomas while Rev. J. W. Kingston delivered the address. The program featured girls chorus, a solo by Mrs. Hattie Kelley Pierson, and fine orchestral selections. Diplomas were presented by Prof. W. H. Otterburn to Ruth Stitt Coons, Jerena Prezilla Bendixen, Mary Elsie Carpenter, Ora Hazel Moore, and Loretta Olive Madden.

Bowbells Grammar School Opera House J. W. Kingston Hattie Kelley Pierson W. H. Otterburn Ruth Stitt Coons Jerena Prezilla Bendixen Mary Elsie Carpenter Ora Hazel Moore Loretta Olive Madden

First Marriage at Coteau Celebrated for Edna Wilsey and Edward Plaff

The first wedding in Coteau occurred on the 4th of the month with Edna Grace Wilsey and Edward Plaff wed at the bride’s parents’ home at 2 p.m. Rev Fasset officiated. A grand wedding ball followed at McKinnon Van Horn’s hall with a lavish supper at Hotel de Tibbits. The bride, famed as one of Coteau’s fairest daughters, and Plaff, buyer for Atlantic Grain Co. at Grano, N. D., left by special Great Northern car to Berthold Minot and other eastern points.

Coteau Edna Grace Wilsey Edward Plaff Fasset Kenmare McKinnon & van Horn Hotel de Tibbits Atlantic Grain Co Grano N. D Great Northern Kenaston Berthold Minot

Diverse Local Ads Mix of Goods Services and Notices

A miscellany of 1907 local advertisements and notices features second hand furniture at Donovan Bros, harnesses and hats at Miss White and Mrs Kirsch, egg hatching chicks at Fair View Farm, rooms for rent on Main Street, veterinary services, a July doll giveaway, Louweka pottery at the post office, a farm mare and foal for sale, a hat trimmer service, seed flax for sale, cattle herding for the season, and the Farmers Lignite Coal Co annual meeting calling stockholders to attend.

Scoodls Donovan Bros Mike Belmler Miss White L. W. Movius Plymouth Rocks Fair View Farm J. E. Murphy Main Street Purdy & Son F. EB. Lyons Eric Osell Ed. Drinkwater W. E. Kirsch D. Switzer & Son Louweka Bowbells John Roch

Vocalize 21638 stallion at Tate Shaw Bowbells during 1907 season

VOCALIZE 21638 the Standard-bred stallion owned by John Hagen will stand at Tate & Shaw stables Bowbells during 1907 season. He is a bay foaled June 1 1892 bred by G and C P Cecil Danville KY produced by notable mares with 2:29 speed. Notice to creditors State of North Dakota Ward County County Court In the matter of the estate of William H Bair deceased creditors must present claims to Frank Bair administrator Bowbells ND within four months after first publication May 24 1907.

Vocalize John Hagen F. E. Lyon Tate & Shaw Bowbells George Vocalize C. P. Cecil Danville Geo. Willis Nutwood Alert Hambletonian Abdallah Woodbine Wedgwood Woodford North Dakota Ward William H. Bair Frank Bair N. D Rank Bair

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