Milkers, Baby Birth, and Local Notices from Bowbells News
Mads Bising and John Kav anaugh drove to Minot and back the same day. Two fresh milch cows for sale by W. J. Hanson Bowbells North Dakota. Clint Rogers found a brown bag and items and asked owner to claim and pay advertising. Pasture has plenty of feed and water horses only accepted. J. B. Meine Bowbells and John Koch reported happy home news a baby boy born. Watch Pioneer Meat Market for daily specials. Bowbells Meat Market aims for best sanitation and cash for butter and eggs. Cutworms in gardens can be killed with a bran Paris Green poison mix prepared by state agricultural college guidance.
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Clint Rogers
Tribune
J. B. Meine Bowbells
John Koch
Besch Farm
Town
Pee
Mra
Pioneer
G. A. Marshall
State Agricultural College
Fraud conviction ends misrepresentation case at Crosby
Lesselyoung, formerly with Consumers Service and Supply Co. of Minneapolis, was found guilty in Crosby district court after being arrested at Wildrose in 1915 on charges of misrepresentation and obtaining money with notes under false pretenses. Farmers in the Wildrose area invested about 160 dollars each before investigations exposed the scheme. The trial, held June 13 and 14 before Judge Lelehton, followed postponements and a venue change. States Attorney Wm. G. Owens prosecuted. John Burke defended.
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Wildrose
Lessel Young
Crosby
Ite Wa
Lesselyoung
Consumers Service and Supply Co
Minneapolis
H. M. Arneson
Martin Gulson
Martin 8. Anderson
LWO
Lelehton
Wm. G. Owens
Wilelamp
John Burke
Minot
Niobe cashier visits on business at store in town
A. Martinson once cashier of the Niobe bank but now runs a general store called on a Tuesday afternoon to share that retail business is stronger than expected for the time of year.
Harvest labor outlook lowers North Dakota harvest needs
Jamestown notes a Washington report that the northward flow of harvest laborers is shrinking. Winterkill reduced wheat, decreasing Kansas and Nebraska harvest needs, prompting state and county groups to organize a June 28 29 labor survey to guide farmers and coordinate labor agencies.
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Jamestown
Robert J. Leth
United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
Washington
Seth
Kansas
Nebraska
Leth
State Efficiency Commission
State Commission
Sand storm damages Roseland gardens report
Star! Correspondent notes a Wednesday sand storm causing garden damage in Roseland. Olaf Halquist family John Carleon family and Mrs Aron Heglund drove to Medicine Lake Montana last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred Pommier and August Florence Pommier went to Kenmare movies Thursday evening. An item in The Tribune mentions Gust Albertson did not want to be chronicled.
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Gust
Rosella Lee
Cooperstown
Nora Solin
Florence Pommier
John Heglund
George Car
August Pommier
Clarence Pommier
Gene Pommier
Fred Hansen
Olaf Halquist
John Carleon
Aron Heglund
Medicine Lake
Mont
Fred Pommier
August
Kenmare
the Tribune
Gust Albertson
School Officers Annual Meeting in Burke County
The county school officers held the annual meeting at the high school auditorium last Friday, the largest attendance on record as farmers could attend during this season. programs featured talks on education’s community role and state child welfare, with A G Crane and F E Heckel among speakers, and an evening of music and an illustrated lecture by Prof A P Hollis on making the most of boys and girls.
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Burke County
Wort
Carl Gilbertson
Lignite
Supt. Wolf
A. G. Crane
Minor Normal School
Crane
Jean McNaughton Stevens
Towner
North Dakota
H. P. Welch
Burke County School Officers Hear Valuable Meeting
County Superintendent Wort praised the conference for its high attendance and strong interest from school officers. Attendees reported gaining useful information for their duties and called the meeting the most interesting and beneficial held in Burke County.
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Burke County
Wort
I N Entitled To More Business Bowbells Rail Service
A Bowbells brief praises Great Northern freight through Howbells, noting faster delivery than claimed by critics, depot quality, and agent James Buzell’s willingness to aid patrons. Encourages readers to request GN shipments to improve service and balance market share against competitors. Mentions local agent as prominent taxpayer and landowner. Fargo Courier-News ad promotes subscriptions.
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Great Northern
Howbells
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Bowbells
Burke County
James Buzell
Buzell
Bowbells School District seeks coal bids for 200 tons
The Bowbells School District No 14 Burke County North Dakota invites sealed bids for 200 tons of screened lignite coal delivered either by car to Bowbells or into the school basement. One hundred tons to be delivered by October 1 1917. Bids must specify delivery point. A $50 certified check accompanies each bid. Board may reject bids.
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Bowbells
Burke County
North Dakota
Bowhells
N. C
Board of
W. N. Sanford
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Aids Whooping Cough Case
Mrs. P. H. Martin of Peru Indiana reports two daughters with whooping cough recovered well after taking Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The advertisement promotes keeping the cough loose and expectoration easy, citing the mothers strong endorsement.
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Chamberlain
P. H. Martin
Peru
Ind
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Mads Bising
John Kavanaugh
W. J. Hanson
R. R
N. Dak
Bowbells Meat Market
C.J. Winter
Woollark
Ther
Blenkner Mercantile CO
Bowbells, North Dakota
Irafondas and Records
Donovan Drug Co
Nyal
Kodaks
Eastman
Roseland
Star! Correspondent
School Officers Annual Meeting
I. N
Fargo Courier-News
Reading
Market Report
State
Same
M. A. Jengen
N. D
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