Non-Partisan League Picnic at Lignite Farm
The Non-Partisan League hosts an all day picnic at the L. L. Griffith farm seven miles south and 1 12 miles west of Lignite on Friday June 23. Music by Lands Valley Band. Congressman Jas H Sinclair Mrs Lee of Renville County and Mrs O E Bailey of Burleigh County will discuss issues. Ice cream soft drinks hot coffee and lunches served on grounds. Come early bring sandwiches cakes or doughnuts to sell at stands. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Griffith
Lignite
Lands Valley Band
Jas. H. Sinclair
Lee
Renville County
O. E. Bailey
Burleigh County
Natural Grove
McMahan to Demonstrate Live Livestock Care in Burke County
Dr Don McMahan Extension Veterinarian at the Agricultural College will spend three days in Burke county to conduct four live livestock care demonstrations across the county. Sessions include June 10 at Walter farm near Colum swift 7 pm and at Bowbells 2 pm and near Powora Lake 7 pm, plus nearby Clayton and Roseland sites. Visitors will learn handling, drenching, twitch use, halter pullers and more. Attendance urged from farms nearest residents. complete threshing outfit shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McMahan
The
Agricultural College
Burke County
Gerankes Walter
Colum
Bertoath
Bowbolls
Arnold van. Berkom
Powora Lake
Theo. Gullickson
Clayton Township
Cotoan
Clay- Wednesday
Jane Bist
P. M
Northenscold
Roseland Oneanly
Niobe
Irwin Farm
Lakeview
Dixon
Northgate Community News Gathers Family and Travel Notes
Northgate report lists visits from Westminster to Louis Condo home and a Saskatoon Canadian trip, plus Minnesota and Regina connections. Local events include a wedding anniversary celebration, a community club dance, and ballgame attendance in Flaxton. Several residents and visitors are named with family ties and moves to Portaland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Peterson
E4 Fields
Lowe
Brakeman Grant
Alabama
Flaxton
Lee
Northgate
Melby
Tom Robertson
Freda
Christ Nichols
Russell
Canada
Fred Alvan
Porta
District Court Proceedings and Sentences Reported
Last Friday district court concluded several cases with sentences and continuances. Gunderson received 115 days in jail and a $200 fine for intoxication with bond set, to be completed after October first while he serves the balance, allowing a summer family provision period. Several other matters included continuances, divorces, and transfers, with motions and hearings on garnishments and finances involving Bowbelis, Farmers State Bank of Columbus, and local church accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Gree
Ho Peel
Iyer Hallum
M. D. Bommernees
RF. Glaapey
W. L. Stransberry
Taror
Strans
Bowbelle
Bar
Turbett
Sim
Tarvet
Farmers State Bank of Columbus
Wiliam
Divide County
Statue Bank
Bowbelis
Teacher Sued for Alleged Cruelty in Minot
Minot North Dakota June 14 Papers have been served in a $5,000 damage suit of John C Blair by Ernest Blair guardian against Lewis Harter a teacher in the Minot city schools charging assault and battery. The complaint alleges that on May 12 1922 the defendant assaulted the plaintiff a 10 year old boy by striking him in the face and body and knocked him down and treated him cruelly with malice and oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
John C. Blair
Earnest Blair
Lewis Harter
Companist
Police arrest colored man in Minot on threats charge
Gene Parks, colored, is held in the county jail after a 2 am arrest by Minot police on a threat of violence. Patrolman J Sharar pursued Parks after a street encounter, but when the gun jammed Parks fled and was later found at his Third Street Southwest home and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Gene Parks
Park
Third Street
J. Sharar
Parks
Sharar
Boy Fractures Skull in Fall in Williston
In Williston North Carolina on a Sunday afternoon four year old Harry Joe Goodman son of Mr and Mrs H Goodman fell from the top stair platform about 24 feet to the ground. He was unconscious when aid arrived and doctors diagnosed a fractured skull. He is well known in the business district and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Noble
Oxbow
Sask
Russell
Arthur Oakey
Wisconsin
Northgate
Clark Halloway
Wm. Mason
Mike O’brien
Minnesota
Tom McIntee
Jim Borst
Alma Rawn
Fritz Jensen
Flaxton
Alex Stewart
Regina
Fred McDonald
Olin Huff
Jim Melntes
Garold
Mike Mc
Tom Me
Williston
N. C
Harry Joe
Goodman
Hefferman
Local Social Notes From Northgate and Edson
Brom Staff Correspondent reports on visits to John Floberg and Gov Hilgert households, a funeral for Baby Beem in Edson, and community events. Mrs Dolan and Mrs Potter joined programs practice for Edson June 11. L. Cornish leaves for Minneapolis for summer, Lakeside School No. 2 hosts a picnic, a Goo Hilgerts dance draws a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brom
Jane
Geo. Solley
Northgate
John Flobergs
Will Dolan
Ea. Dolan
F. C. Condo
Tom Melntes
Gov
Eleanor
Hazel
Elevator man loses hands in North Dakota accident
Cogswell North Dakota June 15 John Tempt manager of the Cooperative Grain Company elevator lost his right hand while cleaning clogged re flers. His hand was crushed between the roller requiring amputation. Pinioned he called Julius Wolstad who directed him to stop the machinery. Had Tempt been alone he likely would have lost his entire arm or life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogswell
N. D
John Tempt
Co-operative Grain Company
Tompt
Julius Wolstad
Cooly
Wolstad
Crops Look Fine Amid Sparse Rain in Local District
Start Correspondent reports crops in the vicinity look fine though more rain would help. Ed Kettleson welcomes an 11 pound baby girl, Dr. Wicklund attends Mrs. Kettleson for gall stones, and Andrew Olson breaks an arm from a horse mishap. A Battleview vs Powell Lake ball game impressed locals, while Norwegen Thorson school term started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guat Melberg
Conrad Pelison
Conrad
Ed Kettleson
Dr. Wicklund
Mece
Battleview
Wildrose
Geo. Benson
Thorson Disti
Ann Bergett
Pladsen
Gust
P. M. Olson
Bowbbils
Bowbells Commencement and Social Roundup Note
A parade of local residents attended Bowbells high school commencement Tuesday evening. Various neighbors visited homes and dined with families including the Lynchs, Coons, Swensons, and Hannon. Several names appear at ball games and social visits across the town through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbells
Otto Weisser
Simon Lynch
George McIntyre
Walter Spiese
D. J. Coons
Will Dolan
Dick Frick
Fat Morrin
Flaxton
Will Kraft
Annie
Raymond Zacharias
Gust Swensons
Joe Hamiston
Forest
Robin
Barbara
Mahal Swenson
Martin -Hager
Northkate
Gust Johnson
Floyd Swenson
Merle Coons
Canis Rhe
Con Stanley
Coons Hone
Mrary Brown
Carl Olson
War Bowbeils
Hannon
Ray
Bowbells Plans Its First Fourth of July Celebration
Bowbells to host a full day of events with a sunrise start and night program. The Boosters Club coordinates include Mayor Geo Hansen and others. parade at 10, speeches at 11, baseball games, athletic races, auto obstruction race, and fireworks at Bowbells athletic park. Purses offered for events. orchestra to perform and a grand stand for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbells
Boosters Club
Geo. Hansen
J. W. Mooi
Howbells Athletic Park
Bowbells- Coteau
Simion Lynch Starts Barn Construction in Minnesota
Minnesota notes detail numerous local activities from June including Simion Lynch raising a large barn with H. H. and Helmer Swenson in charge. The column lists visits, farm work, church attendance, and social events among residents like Bert Smith, R. F. Hadwen, Mrs. Albert Klein, and Giffin Spiese, noting illnesses, scout meetings, ball games, and travel to Bowbells and Northgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correspo
Simion Lynch
Helmer Swenson
Der
Frank Vandervoort
Bert Smiths
Tuesaday
L. M. Hadwen
R. F. Hadwen
Albert Klein
Mrs. Klein
Giffin Spiese
Margaret Crow
Frank Gerards
Bert Smith
Flaxton
B. M. Wohlwend
Giffin Spieses
F. G. Hoenhous
Byron Hoenhous
Kermit Smith
Clarence Radenz
Bowbells
Frank Gerard
Carl Gerard
Bruce
Robert
Giffin Spiesel
Iname , Jr
Nutting
Lois
R. F
Northgate
R. F. Had-er
Albert Bie
Rocheater
A. E
Gee
St. Paul
Rochester
Klein
Old Guard Must Come Back to the People
A 1922 editorial style critique by Ralph Ingerson attacking reactionary U S politicians. It cites Congressman Copley Illinois and Hinaei, Indiana’s record, Gifford Pinchot’s Pennsylvania governor nomination, and Senator La Follette, plus North Dakota voters reacting to Capper and McCumber over tax bills and grain grading. It reflects a progressive push against machine politics and special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ingerson
U. S
Congressman Copley
Illinois
Hinaei
Old Guard
Indiana
U. S. Senate
Giffard Pinchot
Pennsylvania
LaFollette
Washington
North Dakota
Cappers Weekly
Metempen
Dakota
Arthur Capper
McCumber
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Martin Bensworth
Children of
Westminster
Louis Condo
Red Robinson
Aprons Ars
Chee Homiston
Simon
Coons
Samuels
Delco Light
Demerie Ee Hardware
Dak
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