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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
6
The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) introduced a stock investment plan for employees a year ago to promote saving and future security. Participation is optional, yet the majority of employees with one year or more have utilized the plan, suggesting it meets a real need.
Roseland briefs recount visits by Mrs. T A Pumarlo and others, plans to move to Washington, road work starting this week, and a July 4th celebration expectation in Kenmare. Local sightings include Miss Mary Stannard, Mrs Tracy, Geo Fagen, and many families attending school events, games, and Memorial exercises.
From Staff Correspondent Rose Guile, her father and sister visited from Powers Lake on Friday, attended the school picnic at Sue's Grove, and returned home the same evening taking Rose along. A girl from Pecan Bystent came home Thursday evening and a farewell party for Miss Galles was held at Dystedt's with several youths present.
Colville area notes report Gust Larson and wife hosting a May 31 gathering for their daughter Helen's sixth birthday with ten children and five adults present. Mentions of local school events, gopher poison on vacant land, and neighbors and relatives traveling to Powers Lake and assisting with chores.
John Cleave seeks a second chance after his wife Mary is seriously injured in a buggy accident. As she receives care, she regains memory of their first year, erasing memories of the two lost years and sparking forgiveness. The doctor confirms the memory loss may be temporary, leaving Cleave hopeful for reconciliation.
North Bakota announces a July 17 to 22 program at the North state fair in Fargo with a $7,000 purse for racing. An entry list of about 125 horses is expected, featuring daily highlights and $1,000 purses in three events. Horses from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and other states will compete.
Consolidation of grain inspection, elevator accounting, and weights and measures moves to Bismarck under the state railroad commission. Ole Lund to head the new grain department, overseeing grain inspection and accounting. Fargo to Bismarck shift planned. W. Palmer previously led grain inspection. Brady to head elevator accounting. Local notices include a fire department, depot work, concert band, auto registrations, and state events in various towns.
The current North Dakota Good Roads Magazine details a crossing network predicting heavier traffic this year. It lists National Parks Highway Yellowstone route, Theodore Roosevelt Highway, North Star Trail, Sunshine Trail, Yukon Canada Trail, Metigourie Black Hills Trail, International Highway, Mandan Killdeer Mountain Highway, Parks Highway, Meridian Trail, Gulf to Winnipeg, Glacier Park Highway, and the Black Hills Highway as routes crossing the state and approaching expansion or new construction.
Velva Scouts organize ere. White Earth to build a Masonic temple. Gwinner boosters plan a summer resort. Milnor Eastern Star chapter founded. Portal funds for playground equipment. Edinburg potato warehouse planned. Wildrose school building underway at 26000. Binford Red Willow Lake resort opening. Devil Lake names park Lakewood. originator wins $10 prize. Abercrombie pioneers meet June 22. 1921 meeting skipped. University graduates 150 at June 18 ceremony. Towner army trucks for McHenry road work. Enderin pavilion in Patrick Pierce park. Grand Forks traffic manager to be hired. Hatton fire damages mattress. flames controlled with gas masks. Wahpeton theft at Milwaukee depot. two cans pineapple missing. New Salem lightning hits telephone cable. Velva site for future city hall beautified. Bismarck toddler dies in accident. Fargo officers form army interest “mess.” Marmarth boy drowns at Milwaukee reservoir. Minot police dismissed for car into lamp post and window break. Hillsboro bonds for electrical distribution upgrade. Bottineau incident involving Collie dog saves man from injury.
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