Grasshopper Expert Visits Bowbells in North Dakota
Prof. Churchill of North Dakota Agricultural College visited Bowbells with County Agent Edwards. He urged farmers to follow poison mixing and distribution instructions to curb grasshoppers. Stark County spent 36000 last year on control. farmers saved millions by timely treatment. Hoppers are increasing statewide. mites may help but take years. County agents distribute poison at no cost, with penalties for noncompliance. town boards to appoint grasshopper agents. The piece notes state bonds and agricultural notes, with silage and digestion remarks from Extension.
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Prof. Churchill
North Dakota Agricultural College
Edwards
The
Tribune
Churchill
Stark County
Forbignera
Church
Polson
North Dakota Supreme Court Favors Writ Over Bond Issue
The North Dakota Supreme Court issues a writ of mandamus leading Hall 15 to sign bonds totaling 2,000,000 by the Bank of North Dakota. Chief Justice Al M Christianson dissents while Justices concur on the league constitution matter and voter participation timing. The decision approves proceeding with the state bond action as guided by the court in the Saturday ruling.
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Hall
Supreme Court
Biomarck
N.D
Sage
Lager
Algn
North Dakota
al -M. Christianson
League
Ie Sue Serpy
Track Meet Final Results at Bowbells
The seventh Burke County Field and Track meet was held in Bowbells on Saturday June 7. Bowbells won with 113 points followed by Signite 84 and Flaxton 33. Senior and junior events featured multiple winners led by Bowbells athletes in sprints jumps and distance races.
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Burke County
Bowbells
Signite
Flaxton
Bowbella
Thomas Wiper
Larson
Arthur Birdy Flaxton
T. Wiper
H. Grina
Ligalte
N. Lund
Monson
Ist
Roy Grove
Lignite
Arthur Schultz Flaxton
H. Monson
Bowbers
FF. Smith
Sant . R. Grove
N. Haines
B. Bailey
Rain and hail boost Bowbells farmers as crops revive
Rainfall last week soaked fields and filled low spots with water, boosting soil moisture in Bowbells country. Hail near Bowbells caused little damage to crops, though some distant fields reported losses around 1.75 percent due to wind. The General Utilities Co seeks receivership to restructure amid insolvency, linking to Bowbells Nighthawk plant history.
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Thia Great Bowbells
Jyne
Geo. H. Phelps
Bowder
Encampment at Crosby July 7 in Burke Divide Counties
County Agent G C Edwards announces a week long encampment for Burke and Divide county boys ages 14 to 20 at Crosby starting July 7 through July 12. The $6 fee covers board lodging lectures and demonstrations. military discipline will be observed. transportation by train possible from Bowbells Flaxton Rival or Columbus. notify County Agent Edwards to enroll.
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G. C. Edwards O
Burke County
Qtonby
Burke
The
Agricultural College
Charles Duzicka
Williston Experiment Station
Babcock
Divide County
Goddard
Crosby
Hecht
Shigley
Kenmare
Fair Grounds
Urke
Divide
Creeley
Bowbells
Flaxton
Rival
Columbus
Edwards
Mouse River Loop Fair and Chautauqua Opens June 29
The Mouse River Loop Fair and Chautauqua presents the largest program yet with musical companies readers humorists lectures and moving pictures chosen for broad appeal. The park offers a bathing beach dining hall tenting and grounds under Mr Zirker of Kenmare with Treas F O Johnson Tolley handling reservations early due to limited tents and rising demand. Special programs for children and a mothers day with a government nurse and local physicians will provide free baby examinations and guidance on growth concerns.
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Mr. Zirker
Kenmare
N. D
F. 0. Johnson
Local North Dakota names and visits noted in week’s social updates
Staff correspondent reports Henry Morn visited Norma last Saturday. Ralph Hattle bought a bogey last Saturday. William Colomback was a Northgate resident last Saturday. Mrs J L Yungpeter spent Friday afternoon with William Colomback. Miss Pearl Ryan and Miss Marie Sellig visited Kenmare for a few days. Fay Hazelton helps Christen Colomback for a few days. Homer Potter Olaf Strand and Dave Strand were Kenmare callers Monday. Chick Moran assists Henry Moen this week. George Edson was a Norma glaltor last week.
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Henry Morn
Norma
Ralph Hattle
Wm. Colomback
Northgate
L. Yungpeter
Pearl Ryan
Marie Sellig
Kenmare
Fay Hazelton
Christen
Colomback
Homer Potter
Olaf
Dave Strand
Chick Moran
Henry Moen
George Edson
Norma Glaltor
List of Gases on Court Calendar
The Burke county term opens Monday next week and will be short. Criminal cases include State of North Dakota v. Shep Fyle, O L Tottner, Simon Lynch, Guy Heimer and Anna Hudson. Civil cases listed include LeRoy v Hagen, Mitchell v Ugrum, Herrick v Sellig, Hagen v Bank of White Earth, Peterson v Jensen, Great Northern Railway Co v Ellison and Johnson, administrator Karl Hoffman, Miser v Minneapolis, St Paul & Saurie St Marie Ry, Doe v Short Creek Township, Endreson v Willard, McNemersa v McNamara, and the Citizens Bank of Flaxton v McDonagh and Valland, among others.
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Burke County
State of North Dakota
Shep Fyle
O. L. Tottner
Simon, Lynch
Guy Heimer
Anna Hudson
M. F. LeRoy
Anton E. Hagen
Alva Mitchell
Jim Ugrum
Jek
W. Herrick
Augusta Herric
Iven Sellig
Anton BD. Hagen
First State Bank of
White Earth
Neal van Berkom
P. D. Peterson
Nels Jensen
Great Northern Hailway Co
Michael Ellison
Clary Johnson
Karl Hoffman
Karl G. Hoffman
Great Northern Railway Co
George W. Miser
Minneapolis
St. Paul & Saurie St. Marie Ry
Na L. Doe
Short Creek Township
Herman Endreson
Tragic Farmhouse Fire Kills 14-Year-Old Barbara Dietrich
In Glen Ulin North Dakota on June 19 Barbara Dietrich fourteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Dietrich, died from burns after a seed oil used on the district home floor ignited while she tried to carry the burning container outside. Her sister Gertrude suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover. The incident underscores urgency in safety and fire prevention.
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Glen Ulin
N. D
Barbara Dietrich
Stephen Dietrich
Barbara
Gertrude
Barabara
Real Estate Transfers June 10 11 12 192? Record
Furnished by Burke Abstract Co. lists June 10 transfers including J. Running to H. A. Whittier six acres in NW and other plots in SH 1-4. A. Anderson to H. Whittier 330 acres. F. J. Keller to H. A. Whittier six acres. E. M. Truax four and nine tenths acres. June 11 entries include J. Haen to Margaret Harrington lots 6 5 7. June 12 Clare Kemper to Charlie Gleave two thousand dollars for lots 2 1 and 4 in a specified block. figures and lot descriptions appear garbled in places.
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Burke Abstract Co
B. A.running
H. A. Armeee
Ager
H. A
T. C. McCarthy
H. A. Whittier
A. Anderson
H.A. Whittier
North Dakota Employers Told to File Workmen’s Compensation Forms
North Dakota officials urge every employer in the state not exempted by law to file preliminary reports with the Workmen’s Compensation Bureau to determine classifications and premiums. Notices advise applying for forms by June 15 if not received, with penalties for noncompliance by July 1, 1919. The act covers most employment including office staff and public employees, except three exempted classes. This notice comes from the Bureau and Commissioner L. J. Wehe.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Workmen's Compensation
Bureau
Wehe
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Kemper
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