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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1912

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Conductor Jury Trial in Fargo for Conspiracy

In Fargo federal court H J Ryan L A Tripp A P Wood and H H Rice all Enderlin N D face charges of transporting passengers without fares on the Soo line. Ryan and Tripp denied, with trials set to begin after jury selection. Co defendants Wood Rice also charged. passengers named Reed DeGroff Mohlander Briggs wife. Cases draw rail labor attention.

Fargo N. D Soo Line H. J. Ryan L. A. Tripp A. P. Wood H. H. Rice Enderlin Harvey and Portal Minneapolis Ryan Tripp M. A. Reed DeGroff Soo Road Soo H. P. Wood Harvey L. H. Mohlander C. E. Briggs Wood and Rice United States Ryan Tripp W. H. Barnett W. R. Lovell Frances J. Murphy Minot Great Northern Railroad

Remittur Filed in Tolley Libel Case

Minot North Dakota June 14 the remittur in the action of the State of North Dakota against Eli C Tolley charged with criminal libel has been filed in Ward County district court Tolley formerly mayor of Kenmare and a noted real estate dealer now residing in Joplin Missouri Moritans was found

Minot N. D

Amundson Goes to Jury in Divide Co Case

Arne Amundson Ward county commissioner faces trial on charges of criminal assault against Nellie Abrahamson of Minot. Evidence finished midweek, pleas heard, jury sent to deliberate. Arrest followed December 1, 1911 complaint. bond set at 600 dollars after prejudice affidavit. Defense led by L J Palda Jr with Dudly Nash prosecuting.

Crosby Arne Amundson Ward County Nellie Abrahamson Minotsis Amundson Abrahamson Minot L. J. Palda, Jr Dudly Nash Ward

Jensen Farm House Burns in Lucy Township

The Jensen family home in Lucy township burned to the ground last Wednesday around one o'clock. Mrs. Jensen had briefly left to prepare a dairy area, and a neighbor boy and hired man were nearby. Fire destroyed the structure and its contents with an estimated loss near 3000 dollars, partially insured, origin undetermined.

J. R. Jensen Lucy Township Joe Prince

Railroads to charge excess baggage by inch limits

St Paul reports that starting July 1 railroads will levy five pounds for each additional inch of trunk space beyond 45 inches maximum, with 150 pounds free if kept in a trunk not exceeding 46 inches in any direction. The rule aims to save baggage car space, though some mercantile firms protest. The Interstate Commerce Commission deemed the rule reasonable. County Treasurer C P Olson notes strong rye crops with 80 acres planted this year, better on higher ground. A marriage license was issued to Albert L Peterson and Inga Bunes of Powers Lake. Will Peters is repainting the Richardson hotel exterior.

St. Paul The Interstate Commerce Commission Albert L. Peterson Inga Bunes Powers Lake

Johnson Club Organized at Lignite North Dakota

Lignite June 11 A group of Burke county Republicans formed the C. A. Johnson Club with P M Johnson of First State Bank as president and A J Hettner Burke County Bulletin as secretary. An executive committee named C P Olson C S Hanson G O Grendahl John Jacobson A H Garberg Ole Christensen Ole Helen Guy Bull Scott Eynon Roy Gorder T O Pennock Frank Bannister C E Blum. Complimentary resolutions adopted and meeting described as enthusiastic. Also note Mrs Chas Rogers underwent surgery for an abscess from a sliver with blood poisoning. condition improving.

Lignite N. Dak Burke County C. A. Johnson P.M. Johnson First State Bank A. J. Hettner Burke County Bulletin C. P. Olson C.S. Hanson G. 0. Grendahl John Jacobson A. H. Garberg

Minot Base players arrested in court action during game

Eighteen members of the Minot and Staley baseball teams were arrested on warrants issued by Judge K E Leighton after ministers pressed for player names. Bonds were prepared in advance and the game continued. The case may be argued in District Court after the county term concludes. The rest of the items note church meetings and a family trip to Tisdale, Canada.

Minot N. D P. W. Erickson First Presbyterian Church Minot Ministerial Association Minot and Staley K. E. Leighton District Court Messrs. Olson Erickson Leighton Ditrict

Illness and church start times in Bowbells notes

Orvey Maltby of Coteau has been very seriously ill from spinal trouble. Albert Dilworth is improving after two weeks with typhoid fever. Commencing next Sunday mass will be said at St Joseph's church at 11 o'clock on the first and third Sundays each month. Carrie M Hansch leaves for Lethbridge, Canada to visit relatives. her sister has been ill. Bowbells residents with spare beds should notify H L Richardson about race meet accommodations as crowds may exceed lodging. E F Volkmann, Burke County State Bank incorporator, arrived and closed a deal for the old bank building with F E Heckel. bank to start soon, cashier to arrive next week.

Albert Dilworth St. Joseph’s Carrie M. Hansch Lethbridge Canada Gus Bowbells H. L. Richardson The Racing Association E. F. Volkmann Burke County State Bank F. E. Heckel Old State Bank

Burke County Commissioners Hold Over Until 1915

Attorney Bangs of Grand Forks confirms that all three Burke County commissioners remain in office until January 1, 1915, aligning with Attorney General Miller. Socialists contest this, planning to mandamus the county auditor to place their nominees on the ballot, with likely court resolution.

Geo. A. Bangs Grand Forks Miller Burke County Andrews Bangs Mandamus

Old Settlers Meet at Flaxton Today

Burke county old settlers hold their annual meeting in Flaxton with a bigger picnic and richer program. Geo. P. Jones, Democratic candidate for governor, leads attractions including a grand parade, basket dinner, street sports, a merry-go-round, a ball game between Columbus and Bowbells, and an evening grand ball. Also notes neighbors visiting, land proof, primary election candidate list, firecrackers, and a local land company ad seeking farm trades and land deals.

Burke County Flaxton Geo. P. Jones Portal Band Columbus

Paulson v Ward County Vitals Appeal Set for June 22

Minot North Dakota June 14 States Attorney Nash notified that June 22 hearing arguments in the appeal of Dr Paulson of Flaxton from an adverse ruling in an action to recover fees for medical services to paupers Ward County contends Paulson was never legally employed by the county commissioners being hired by a single board member Geo A McGee of Minot represents Paulson Nash and McGee plan to drive to Bismarck by car if weather permits.

Minot N. D States Nash Dr. Paulson Flaxton Wards County Paulson Geo. A. McGee Messrs McGee Bismarck

Also Mentioned on This Page

Soo Railroad Supreme Court Lakers Mary Bogus John Bogus West of the City Smith and Rhode Harry Wood Gol-Stabeck Land and Credit Co Wood Divide County Remittur 15 Tolley E. C. Tolley Amundson Gase Jury IN Divide CO Jensen Farm the Tribune Olson Will Peters Richardson Hotel Johnson Club Chas, Rogers N Ming Stanley Ladies and Society of the M. E. Church K. A. Geran Tisdale Geran Ralph Schuder Mike and John Lucy Orvey Maltby Coteau Nicholas Nelson Butte, Mont City Emma Johnson Olaf Erickson Kandiyohi Township W. C. Martin Frank Ecklund John Jungkvist Harris & Leo Land Co Tribune Globe E.F. Nelson
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