Stark Cowboy Kills Himself At Diamond Ranch
Dickinson North Dakota June 21 Spen cer Tennis a 22 year old cowboy was found dead in bed at the Diamond ranch after a self inflicted gunshot wound. Teammate Tee Waddell slept nearby and reported Tennis did not rise for breakfast. Tennis was described as faithful sober and in line for promotion. he leaves two brothers and three sisters living in Dickinson area.
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Dickinson
N. D
Spencer
Diamond
Tee Waddell
Tennis
Waddell
Foothills Social Notes Report Busy Week
Foothills residents and visiting relatives filled days with travel to Bowbells Kenmare and Plaxton. Family gatherings ball games old settlers picnic and a June 29 dance at Griffiths barn highlight town social life with numerous Pommier Owens Remington and Ellsworth family activities.
Local Bowbells Area Social and School News Recap
Parish Lutheran ladies held a sale at John Roces with many items sold at good prices. Danish Lutheran services were led by Missionary Andrew Peterson. Residents from Bowbells Kenmare and Flaxton attended social events and visits. Several neighbors earned diplomas, the largest parish group to do so at one time.
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Hans Jessen
Hana Hannens
Laura Hanson
Ole Frosaker
Bowbella
P. D. Peterson
Bowbells
George Hanson
Kenmare
Arvid Erickson
John Roces
Wsna
M Am
Thompson
Coteau
Bert Kirkelies
Andrew Peterson
Plente
Flaxton
Fred Johnson
Elmer
Miss Hagel
Jessen
Thies
Vanita Hanson
John Sjoberg
Montana
Westby
Henry
Victor Hanson
Christ
Martin Jessen
Ord
Butte
Arthur Kirkelle
Bert Kirkelly
Baby
Carpenter Heminrickson
Jorgen Hansen
Fred Hanson
Carpio
Minot
Ford
Harry
Mabel
Rosella
Laura
Anna
Andy Finke
Jenne Thies
Hazel Johnson
Ingrid Thies
Inga Finke
Ray Aumerson
Northgate notes include weddings sales and a ball game
Northgate news lists Irene Smith starting summer in Hunter North Dakota and relatives. Clarence Leslie visits George Leslie. P A Hughes taken to Minot for mental illness. Mrs Clarence Emerson to Niagara North Carolina. local visits from Gill of Portal Morrison from Pembina. Russell and Mellum families in Canada. Margaret Schweyend ill. John Koch welcomed baby. Moran relatives visit Wm Huff. church sale and supper at five. Pete Koch and family visiting Lowe. a 6:30 pm ball game in Northgate followed by a dance in the Wohlwend building.
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Irene Smith
Hunter
N. D
Mr. Gill
Portal
Northgate
Clarence Leslie
George
P. A. Hughes
Minot
Clarence Emerson
Niagara
N. C
Steve Blaska
Hills
Morrison
Pembina
U. S
Custom House
Victor Moran
Flora
Wm. Huff
Pete Koch
Lowe
Wohlwend
Local residents visit relatives and friends last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Stalph Elde and daughter visited the Otto Logren home. Eddie Hjort and family of Medicine Lake Mont plan to visit locals for some time. Christ Schmelling and children Annie and George visited the Carter home in Sheranen. Arthur Leal with Sophus Behmelling and Syce Christoferson accompanied them.
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Stalph Elde
Otto Logren
Eddie Hjort
Medicine Lake
Mont
Christ Schmelling
Annie
George
Carter Home
Sheranen
Arthur Leal
Sophus Behmelling
Syce Christoferson
Orchard 8 Garden: Seasonal Tips for Savvy Gardeners
Reliable horticulture column offers planting and cultivation advice. Set tender plants now, sow beans and peas, prune and mulch for winter, and watch for pests. Late plantings of beets, carrots, cabbage, and celery advised. use manure, maintain soil moisture, and renew strawberry beds after harvest.
Local notices share family visits and weather repair impacts
Mrs Arvid Ericksons last Sunday involved several visits with Carl Anderson and Willie Nelson families. Oscar Anderson Paul and Edgard Hallquist spent Sunday at the Carl Anderson home. A wind last Wednesday damaged three buggy wheels and buildings at the Carl Anderson home, prompting repair work. Mrs Brick Eklund was hospitalized for an operation with friends wishing a speedy recovery. Cor R
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Arvid Ericksons
Oscar Anderson
Paul
Edgard Hallquist
Carl Anderson
Eleanor
Vivian Schmelling
August Johnson
Big Spring
Clara Anderson
Willie Nelson
Christ Schmelling
Minneaipolis
Sophus Schmelling
Elena
Ken
Mr. Anderson
Jens Mickelson
Elizabeth
Lutheran Indies
Truthful Town Tidbits Trigger Gossip and Scorn
A clipped Indiana paper row reveals local snippets. John Bonin travels to Belville, groceryman J Coyle laments poor business as his store grows dirty. Rev Sty’s sermon on Charity is called punk. Dave Sonkey dies of heart failure. Marriage unites Miss Sylvan Rhodes and James Collins at the Baptist parsonage. The bride, plain and wayward in cooking, pairs with a loafer groom said to rely on his father.
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Indiana
A Iar
John Bonin
Belville
J. Coyle
Rev. Sty
Dave Sonkey
Sylvan Rhodes
James Collins
Baptist Parsonage
BowbelI Meat Market Ad Offers Top Market Prices
BowbelI Meat Market advertises buying cattle hogs poultry and hides at the highest prices. C J Winter owner promises to quote prices on any consignments and invites sellers to contact for a quote.
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Bowbelle Meat Market
C. J. Winter
Ploneant Outing Ties Community to George Whites Visit
Th 4 a ploneant outing. Mi Otel Glenn and Meg Gerard and Carl Gerard visited at George Whites Monday evening. Helen and Florence Tutt are staying with Mrs. Magadanz while Mrs. Tutt is at W. H. Winemans. Sigurd Swenson injured finger. Frank Gerard hurt back unloading old iron. Mrs. L. M. Hadwen spent Tuesday at R. F. Hadwen’s. Mrs. Frank Gerard's message from Harrisburg Oregon reports bereavement for Mrs. M. B. Selland and her seven weeks old baby dying June 1%. Sincere sympathy extended to the family. Martin Gorman in area for Insurance firm. Cor, F
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Migs
Lucy Gerard
M. H. Goulds
C. B. Rogers
Bowbells
Hilda Tutt
Helen
Florence
Gould
John Sloay
Clint Rogers
Will Sloan
J. A. Norgaard
Cassie Ross
Robert Magadenz
Bert Smith
M. F. Salmon
Bowhells
Hans Anderson
Jens W Norgaards
James Burke
W. H. Winemans
Mica Cassia Ross
Colorado
Bert
Harry Smith
Ed, Filbey
W. H. Wineman
Flaxton
Frank Gerard
R F
L. M. Hadweo Jamisen
McKinooy Satur
Mi Otel Glenn
Meg Gerard
Carl Gerard
George Whites
Florence Tutt
Free annual health checkups for policyholders urged
Five years ago a life insurer offered policyholders a free yearly medical exam to detect bodily “wear and tear.” Among 2500 participants, 40 percent showed impairments mainly in heart vessels and kidneys, with 44 percent unaware. Over four years, mortality among impaired rose to only 97 percent of expected, implying life saved by early detection. Regular human-machine inspection could become common public welfare, akin to bank or device inspections. When repairs are needed, the physician is the proper repairer, not proverb or guesswork.
Rutabagas as a Missouri crop substitute for potatoes
North Dakota agronomist M J Thompson promotes rutabagas as a reliable, cost efficient root crop alternative to potatoes. Seed costs are low, yields exceed potatoes in some conditions, and harvesting can be timed for cheaper labor. With wholesale values around 14 to 18 dollars, growers may profit even if prices fall.
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North Dakota
M. J. Thompson
Northeast Experiment Station
Real Estate Transfers Listed for June Dates
Real estate transfers filed furnished by Burke Abstract Co show transactions in June including G. Gee and spouse moving property to C. P. Lundstad for 1600 dollars, Alfred Peterson and spouse selling half 18,1 acres in NE 1-42-162-94 to Gustaf Bjorkman for 591.50, J. O. Hoviand and spouse transferring NW 1-2 lot 2 block 21 Flaxton to Ida Gee, a June 16 entry, and First State Bank of Lignite noting Williand C. Ellaworth transfer valued at 1100 for multiple quarter sections in 15-161-92.
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Burke Abstract Co
Gee
G. Keup
C. PL Lundstad
Columbus
Alfred Peterson
Gustaf Bjorkman
J. O. Hoviand
Ida Gee
Flaxton
First State Bank of Lignite
Vo Williand C. Ellaworth
Insect Enemies of the Garden Focused Controls
The article lists garden pests and control methods including tomato worms treated with arsenate of lead, cabbage worms with arsenate of lead plus soap, cucumber beetles covered by frames or tobacco dust, immature forms with nicotine sulphate, cutworms on tomatoes and beans with poison bait and hand picking, potato beetles on potatoes eggplants and tomatoes by hand picking and arsenate of lead, and aphids on cabbage and other plants with a hard soap solution or nicotine sulphate plus soap.
Advantags 1 ust the 8110 Advantags 1 ust the 8110
Silage furnishes an almost sure feed supply. There is no surer crop in Minnesota than corn. The silo provides a means of keeping over for summer use feed of high quality. Three and seven-tenths acres of corn put into the silo furnishes as much feed as 5.8 acres of similar worn out and shocked. A corn crop of 35 bushels to the acre will give about 7 tone of all age to the acre. The silo increases the livestock carrying capacity of the farm and stores the whole corn plant at its highest feeding value for winter and summer feeding. Silage stimulates digestion during dry feeding and keeps cattle thrifty.
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Minnesota
Illustrated Lecture on Sweden and Norway At Niobe
Dr Kilander of Gustavus Adolphus College will present an illustrated lecture at the Swedish Lutheran Church in Niobe on Saturday evening June 30 at 8 oclock. The talk features 160 stereoptical views of the land of the midnight sun with English explanations. Admission 25 and 50 cents.
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K A. Kilander
Guastavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Sweden
Norway
Swedish Lutheran Church
Niobe
Weeds as Fighters in Crop Growth Debate
In a note from Agr. Bx at the Dept. N. D. Agr. College, weeds are described as fighters whose energy is diverted from crops. Crops, nurtured under favorable conditions, gain quality while weeds lose fighting power. The analogy warns against intermixing weeds with crops and emphasizes giving crops room to reach full capacity.
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N. D
Making Hay Curing Leaves Slow Moisture Loss Windrows
In hay making, the leaves of grasses and legumes are richer in food than stems. Drying in sun wastes flavoring, so curing should occur in windrows or cocks soon after cutting to draw moisture through leaves and prevent leaf loss.
Indigestion Advice and Home Remedy Note
A brief health tip suggests mild indigestion results from eating too fast or too much. Slower, thorough chewing, hot meals, and no supper can prevent sour stomach. If symptoms occur, take one Chamberlain's Tablet to aid digestion.
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Digas
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