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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
4
A writer in Outing declares Chinese are the most religious people, with a single creed guiding a lifelong devotion. The piece argues that Chinese faiths, especially among youth and monks, resist Western conversion and that alleged missionary success often masks deeper cultural loyalty.
A reminiscence recalls a visit by a bishop of Halifax to his old parish in Boston Tremont Street. He appears in formal clerical dress, is greeted by Rev. Phi Pranks, and is asked with solemn tone if he still wears pants. The moment captures a long familiar quip amid the clothing and era atmosphere.
Dr John Brown famed for founding the Chaionlin system of medicine is praised as a clever physician with wit. He once aimed to toast a revered lady, joking that his vows and memories are all that remain, and announcing he would toast her not with a toast but a silent tribute.
Fragmentary note speaks of inheritance and a king with a gate of fame. A son Toft, bearing drastic fate, dies leaving one heir whose life lacks planning. References to deathless fame, a brew, and a cry reveal a puzzle of legacy and identity amid archaic names.
A Western town on the Mexican border in southern California, Ex celsior City, once a mining settlement, deserted after ore plays out, now an isolated male enclave of about 300 criminals and outlaws. They are described as harmless and largely left undisturbed due to lack of ports or railways.
Gen Lee kept a cheerful staff rapport and joked with officers. A demijohn appeared at his tent and sparked thoughts of whisky until the steward served buttermilk, which amused him and his officers.
It claims to cure coughs croup croup coughs and lung affections by gentle bowel evacuation. The remedy is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Paras, advertised to clear colds and expel them from the system. Sold by EC Krogzer with a bottle featuring red clover blossom and honeybee emblem.
Notice for bids for the village of Taenwellis wares to be closed on July 25 1905 bids for bonds to run for five years from date of issue. Clerk of the village of Buwwells Ward County North Dakota May 1 1905.
Mr Wiley Bermott, chemist, writes from Junacia that Chicagoerhin's Cough Remedy has proven the best cure for whooping cough. He notes grateful mothers thank him for recommending it. The remedy is for sale by all dealers.
Advertisement notes a cattle drive season of 905 to Bowbells in May to move cattle on ample grass and water. Describes the range as fine and all cattle must be well yoked or herded. Signed by Wm. Rennie of Flaxton.
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsin Cure asserting digestion improves regardless of food quantity and that the body absorbs nutrients to strengthen the system. It credits E. C. Kroeger and notes Dr J C L Moeller, a Norwegian medical graduate, has moved from Grafton to Minot with offices in the Wheeler block.
All parties planning to plant trees and shrubs are urged to choose the Grand Forks home nursery, established 26 years ago in the valley. Agents will accept orders locally, with October delivery to ensure hardy stock suited to North Dakota conditions, avoiding failures common with Eastern and Southern peddlers.
Emmet Lum of Bowbells North Dakota warns against purchasing a promissory note payable to J E Minnick or Min nick, stating the note was procured through deception and he will not honor it. Dated March 3 1805.
Samuxt Hart is summoned by State of North Dakota to answer a complaint filed in Ward County court Minot. Deadline to answer is 30 days after service with default judgment possible. Publication notice alerts final proof for Thomas S Wyckoff No 26126 for the N 1/2 of section 10 township 162 range 0 in Bowhelle North Dakota witnesses named Bowhelle residents.
Notice is given that settlers listed will make final proof to support their claims before the Register and Receiver at Minot North Dakota on June 1905. Names include Tinns M Hansen Soren Hansen and others with witnesses Charlo Hendrikson AL Moore Niels Brus Hans Peterson all from Bowbell North Dakota.
Pinal proof notice from Minot North Dakota dated May 6 1805 states settler Neal C Aukerman has filed to make final proof for his claim HE 17785 northwest quarter section 3 township 161 range and will present witnesses including Vid Landis Charles Shauvermany Ciel Swartz and R. C. Sanborn at the U S Land Office in Minot on June 23 1905.
In Minot North Dakota on June 2 1905 Hins M Hansen heir of Surer Himaen deceased files final proof for SE quarter of section 12 township 16 range 9 to prove continuous residence and cultivation of sand land before Register and Receiver U S Land Office witnesses named Hendriksen Moore Bias and Petercot all of Bombers South Dakota Bauboru Akron South Dakota
Land Office notice from Minot North Dakota dated May 11 190? states that the named claimant will file final proof June 7 1905 before the Register and Receiver at Minot for the southwest quarter of section 21 township 161 range Ry. Witnesses listed are John E Stewart John W Moore Lawrenes Lamon Ehumas Hurly all of Bowbells North Dakota. R C Sanborn Register.
Final proof notice filed by a named settler to prove claim on the north Dakota land. Minot office sets a May 15 deadline with witnesses Charley Blomgren Trick Lindquist William Clark Brunk Lindblad all of Boivbella and R C Sunborn as a register.
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve claims to penetrate pores and use antiseptic rubefient and heating effects to treat inflammation and skin diseases such as burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and more. It advertises as a cure for piles and notes original and genuine product by E B DeWitt Co sold by E C Kroeger.
Land Office Minot North Dakota May 1985 announces a final proof hearing for a claimant Henry Austarth U. S. Land Office Minot ND July 20 1905 No 8851 for the east section 4 township 2 north range 6 west. Witnesses listed Albert Siemore Ferdinand Redmor Rowbella ND. Smitborn Registers A W Movins Attorney for Claimant.
Three ailments are named as common targets for Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The copy claims prompt application saves time money and suffering for those conditions. Sold by B C Krucyer.
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