Bowbells High School Holds Ninth Commencement Week
Bowbells High School wrapped up its ninth commencement week with a Des Lacs grove picnic for most of the student body and faculty. The week featured a Sunday sermon by Rev. W. W. Gunter, a senior assembly, Class Day exercises with a large crowd, and an alumni banquet at the Bendixon hotel.
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C. B. Perry
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Lawrence Larsen
Board of Education
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Ruth ‘Bryan
Inga Finke
Inga Finke, ‘Pearl Grams
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Eugene Scholtz
Omer Larsen
Norwald ‘Lund
Bendixon Hotel
Alumnus Association
Jack ‘Grams
C. A. Perry
Ruth Bryan
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Association
Ralph Knowlton
Lyman Abbott
Alice Larsen
County Funds Frozen Further in Burke County Debate
Commissioners Grubb and Kirkelie say they rescued 143000 of county funds from the Bank of North Dakota in February and deposited with Burke county banks, claiming to bring money back to the county. Critics ask where the benefit to taxpayers lies as funds were moved to correspondents in Twin Cities and long term loans totaling 163000 were extended to 14 banks, with 54000 lent to farmers but the banks remained unable to lend locally.
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Bank of North Dakota
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Burke County Leaguers Demand County Funds in North Dakota Bank
Voices in Burke County denounce long standing illegal loans of public funds by privileged interests. They advocate depositing county funds in the Bank of North Dakota to keep money accessible for county business and to support a state credit revival against private banking control.
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Burke County
Bank of North Dakota
Man Confesses Accidental Shot Near White Earth Reserve
Hope North Dakota reports George Guinn, a mixed blood Indian from Bemidji via Bagley Minnesota, confessed to shooting Walter Westfall of Hope last fall on the White Earth Indian Reservation near Roy Lake. He claims the shooting was accidental and says he buried the body in a swamp later uncovered by Joe Wadena. The body was dragged about half a mile before burial and sod replaced. Sheriff Barnes notes only an Indian could have found the well-hidden remains.
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Barnes
Nelson County Boy 3 Fatally Burned
Lakota North Dakota June 16 Charles Thi year old son of Mr and Mrs Wideman near Lakota was fatally burned when a can of kerosene used to start a fire exploded The boy slept in a room adjoining the kitchen and the blast opened the door letting flames reach him He was taken to a hospital where the burns proved fatal The mother escaped injury B A Stefanowicz Notary Public Bowbells Tribune rating
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Women Nonpartisan Clubs Meet Amid Rain Drenched Attendance
The county Women s Nonpartisan Clubs gathered at the courthouse on Wednesday afternoon but drew a small crowd due to muddy roads from rain. Miss Ina Brinker spoke on federating county and state clubs, yet no federation occurred. Refreshments, ice cream, cake and coffee, were served by the Minnesota township Club as townsfolk visited and bought foods on hand.
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Youth 5 Drowned When Canoe Capsized
In Minot North Dakota on June 16 Frank Wall age 17 drowned when his canoe capsized in the Mouse River He attempted to reach shore after overturning calling his companions to hold on He sank and could not be revived despite pulmotor efforts Firemen recovered the body about thirty minutes later
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Dentist Says Tobacco Chew Saves Teeth at Convention
Dr William F H Gelaton of Camden told the New Jersey State Dental Society in Atlantic City that an old fashioned chew of tobacco is one of the best disinfectants in dental science. He warned that banning tobacco could raise teeth and gum disease.
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Camden
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Gov Frasier to Speak Across the Lake Picnic June 23
A large Nonpartisan Picnic will be held on Thursday June 23 at the evergreen farm of Albin Broden eight miles north of Kenmare seven miles east and one mile south of Bowbells and one mile east and one mile south of the Ded Lace Lake bridge Music by the Renville County Band addresses by Governor Frasier Senator Ingerton and Senator Baker The Women’s Nonpartisan Club will serve ice cream and lunch Attendees are invited to bring dinners and meet friends from Burke and Renville counties amid the state’s prettiest evergreen grove
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Community Programs Here at Royal Theatre Bowbells
Next Monday and Tuesday June 20 and 21 the Sunmery Community Programs present three distinct double programs at the Royal Theatre Bowbells. Martha B Abt lecturer with a 100 per cent record leads a trio of young talents assisted by Dorothy Lewis pianist and dancer Master William Scott violinist at 17 a nimble artist Mr Fittenrer plays cello sax and piano as a tenor soloist.
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Ated Community Association
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Whistler
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Fitterer
Stick to Your Live Stock Advice in Tough Prices
A Bowbells Prairie report urges farmers not to abandon livestock during low prices. Veteran guidance cites communities that stayed with cattle sheep and hogs, noting long-term prosperity from steady production, feed investment, and resilience. Local social notes cover graduations, visits, gatherings, church and picnic events, and planned M. E. meetings.
Piano Recital by Little Toss Proves Very Interesting
A piano recital by pupils of Mrs. Ed Drinkwater at the Royal Theatre drew a good attendance. The young performers, eight to twelve years old, had only recently begun music as part of schoolwork and showed rapid improvement under Mrs. Drinkwater. A fall recital is planned for more pupils.
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Royal Theatre
Attip Tota
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