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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
6
Mary had a little waist verse circulates as a joke while Marmarth resident T Carbury is pardoned by the state board after appeals from prominent citizens and no protests. Carbury served five years for a murder conviction and is released this week.
Committees prepare a banner Fourth of July in Columbus with events and civic efforts. Scattered local items note a bruised elbow, school election results, changes in city business, a probate notice for Mrs Canfield, and an upcoming auction at Grand View schoolhouse with free lunch and an ice cream stand to support a local aid effort.
B A Stefanowicz is listed as a notary public operating from the Tribune Building in Bowbells North Dakota. The entry provides the name, title, and location for official notarization services.
A note on the parson bird or tui of New Zealand describing its size color song mimicking ability and peculiar bell like vespers. Then a biographical sketch of Victorien Sardou detailing his early career medical plans poverty and his eventual breakthrough aided by actress Milo de Brecourt.
The camel proves superior for desert travel due to its soft cushioned feet and endurance. In a Sahara journey horses wear out three sets of shoes on the same route, while the camel’s feet remain unscathed.
In a tense exchange, Hawkins accuses Jurley of nagging him about a bill, while Jurley defends himself saying he has persistently pressed the issue but still cannot grasp the matter. The dialogue highlights a friction over understanding the bill.
Cholera was first recognized by the Portuguese in India in the mid sixteenth century and is noted for its defined progression resembling a steady on foot journey, reflecting a predictable spread pattern across regions.
The Detroit Free Press quotes playful banter about gift buying for two men. A commenter remarks that women seem to suffer when choosing presents, prompting a lighthearted exchange on holiday shopping.
Republican candidate Thomas Hall argues for re election in June 1916, touting service and efficiency. He claims to have run the State Department as a businesslike office with maximum efficiency and minimum expense, remaining personally involved to ensure state business and citizen needs are met. He asserts his experience benefits voters and urges recognition at the primaries.
S A Smith Jeweler presents a duplicate spectacle lens notice repeated. Bowbells. N D My stallion will stand for public service at Cave Landis farm from noon until evening every Tuesday until further notice. Terms 10.00 to insure standing colt, two mares for 18.00. Taken up May 17 a yearling bull calf red with white on sides and stub horns. Owner call and settle T A Thompson sec 34 Wardeee post office Coteau ND. Taken up dark brown steer calf with black face one year old May 23. Owner call pay charges remove animal Bowbells ND Notary Bowbells ND Stefanowicz.
Presbyterian Bible school at 11:00 a m sharp devotional service at 8:00 p m with a 15 minute live song service before preaching invites all. Pleasant View Camp No 1613 Royal Neighbors of America meets first and third Thursdays at Fraternity hall. Marie Frosaker Oracle Mrs Kopriva Receiver.
A collage of professional listings including COYLE & HERIGSTAD ATTO, JOHN B. DONOVAN Embalmer, CH MARSHALL LAWYER, H A HANSON PRACTICE IN ALL STATE AND FEDERAl COURTS, F E HECKEL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, GEO H PHELIS, J CAMPBELL Dentist, DR A L DOE Physician, A M LIMBURG, E R SINKLER Federal Practice, P M CLARK, GREENLEAF WOOLEDGE & LESK lawyers, ARTHUR THOMPSON offices in Minot and Bowbells, North Dakota.
Bowbells Lodge 76 AL BP and A M meet on the first and third Tuesdays with next meeting on May 16. Work third degree at the Fraternity hall. Mark H. Powers W M and Geo H Phelps secretary listed as officers.
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