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Newspaper

The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

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Mode Bank Changes Hands Tuesday

The First State Bank of Niobe transfers control from Mr and Mrs Sorenson to C K Jensen of Poplar Mont with Cashier C A Martinson remaining. Jensen, a seasoned banker, is backed by substantial funds and prior experience in Norma Kenmare and Sawyer. Sorenson plans to stay in Niobe through summer then visit California next fall. Bent by years in Bowbells, Jensen previously built a solid banking record and is expected to keep Niobe Bank thriving.

First State Bank of Jensen Montana Norma Kenmare Sawyer Poplar Mioney Nibbe Bank Bowhetls Sorenson the Tribune Niobe California Bowbells Jens Peteson aEod i Bank

Hettinger Irn Shot In Accidental Rifle Incident

Hettinger North Dakota June 24 a 14 year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Collicott was accidentally shot in the left thigh by her father who was preparing a rifle for a rabbit hunt He did not know the gun was loaded and had just pumped a load into the barrel when the gun discharged striking the girl near the thigh The ball was removed by Dr Johns and the bone of the leg was not injured The wound is painful but not serious and the cartridge was a 32 caliber long rifle shot

Foothills Social Notes From Remington Home gathering

Incomplete local social items mention Aly and Mrs Bert Smith Mr Gould and Mrs Qlara Toni attending aid at the Remington home Wednesday of last week. Kate Servis visited Meg Braston and Edna took her place at a family gathering with Ben and Joky Woo Gui Clinton noted in Lisnitense.

Bert Smith Gould Qlara Toni Bowbolis Remington Braston Pers Kate Servis Meg Jan Rome Edna Dan Woo Gui Clinton

North Dakota Sheriff Arrests Duck Shooter Near Ross

Sheriff Slaughter detained Christ Westberg, a local homesteader, after a trip north of Ross. He pleaded guilty to shooting ducks out of season and was fined 34.75 dollars. Westberg admitted to taking only two ducks and faces a warning about future poaching.

Stanley N. D Slaughter Ross Christ Westberg Seaton Westberg O. M Kllen

Swindle Case Involves Catholic Official Visit

Grand Forks North Dakota June 23 Let The Catholic Church of St Paul arrive in work to look into the case of Frank Harvey who is being held for swindling people by passing himself off as an agent of the papal calendar and taking subscriptions Moore declares the man is not an agent of the concern and that he has no authority to take subscriptions He is also wanted in and it is understood that he refuses to return there for trial papers will be served on him in the state

Grand Forks N. D

Restaurant man eloped with girl report placeholder

A damaged OCR fragment reports a man and a girl eloping, with names and ages garbled. The text mentions a restaurant man named Wyans, a 23 year old and a 40 year old male, but details are unclear. The fragment references a Ford cart and domestic matter without clear dates or locations.

Bowman restaurant owner and waitress affair ends

In Bowman a restaurant owner and his wife faced disruption as Miss Carlson, a local waitress employed over a year, drew undue attention from the Evans family’s daughter and prompted Mrs Evans to demand Miss Carlson’s departure. Mr Evans agreed to leave, and Mrs Evans urged him to return only when welcome.

Bowman Miss Carlson Evans

Westminster Key and Schupp Farm Plans and Local Notes

Westminster Key and Jacob Schupp left for a Colorado farm last week with the family set to follow in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Carple visited with daughter Mrs. R. J. Wilson. The play Those Dreadful Twins drew 1257 attendees with proceeds of 40.75. Rachel and Ray Wilson visited Velva relatives with Mary Bul, plans include bringing a cousin. Rev. and Mrs. Spence stayed with the W. B. Coons. Warpest Schupp returned from a visit with his sister. Irene Mitchell closes three months of school and will go home to Hunter, tin Fago. Carl Peterson and family toured Kenmare by auto. Nazarchy believers hold services in the schoolhouse. A Northgate Indies meeting at Rob Emerson’s included several names. Gail Bair will be visited in Dodson. Visitors to Williston noted. John Ferm began a large barn, Gilstrom doing the work. A large gypsy caravan passed Portal, with theft reports at many farms. Verna Begsch is improving after an illness. Annie Pearock visits this week. A Bowbells circus Friday draws neighborhood plans. Chas. Coons travels from Canada week ahead. Westminster defeated Northgate 24 to 4 in base ball, with Coteau to be played Thursday. Westminster folks thank the editor for the theater program and the crowd gathered. Roy Wilson and Marina Burke visited Mrs. Henry Brown, while Mrs. Walter Speice and daughter Helen called at the D. J. Coons home.

Jacob Schupp Colorado DW. Reed Carple R. J. Wilson Rachel Ray Wilson Velva Thy Mary Bul Mrs. Spence W. B. Coons Warpest Schupp Pleasant Irene Mitchell Hunter Tin Fago Carl Peterson Kenmare Auta Rou Nazarchy Bel Minot Hovee D. F. Bair D. J. Coons Walter Splece D. M. Skinner Violet Coons Helen Splece Northgate Indies Ad Rob Emerson Portal Verna Begsch Misa Annie Pearock Bowbells Chas. Coons Canada Westminster Northgate Ella Swenson Kratt Jbik Tucker Roy Wilson Marina Burke Henry Brown Walter Speice Helen

Vanville event well attended by community members

A fragmented report from Vanville notes a well attended social and program gathering led by Migs Julia Martinson. It mentions Nels Solin as a business figure and references residents from Vanville and Nearby areas, with scattered names including Thompson, R Littiefelg, Lostwood, and Walter Rasmussen Beragford.

Migs Julia “Martinson Nels Solin Niobel Vanwells Thompson Ike R. Littiefelg Lostwood Walter. Rasmussen

Vale Brom Btatt Correspondent Baby Boy Born

Mr and Mrs G Person welcome a baby boy born Thursday June 15 at their home. Sven Ne st a d and Hartvig Jensen planned to Larson last Saturday. Several local youths attended a dance at T s home Saturday night and had a very enjoyable time. Mr and Mrs M Amundson and Mr and Mrs John Listorero were Sunday guests at E Larson’s. Mrs Emil Iverol and daughter Silvia of near Columbus visited Mrs Jacob Schoutn. John Moen and Phillip Boo were Lisbon callera Monday. The Norwegian ladies aid will meet at Mrs A Rude home July 4. John Busek made a trip to Columbus Monday. Mr and Mrs Knute Hermanson agreed to Lignite Monday. M F Welsh and Catherine Helen visited friends in Mine Saturday last.

G. Person Sven Ne‘stad Hartvig Jensen Larson Tha M. Amundson John Listlero E Larson Emil Ivero1 Silvia Near Columbus Jacob Schoutn John Moen Phillip Boo Norweg A. Rude John Busek Columbus Knute Hermanson M. F. Welsh Caigh Helen ‘Vietved

Dimond community attends large thursday dance at Henry Thies place

A large crowd from across the country attended a Thursday dance at Henry Thies place with a fine midnight supper and exceptional music. Several locals and visitors, including Mayse Summers and Misses Sykes and Anêness, traveled to nearby towns for visits. A school picnic at Thompson Lake drew a big turnout despite rain, and a Coteau Central game followed the program, with Central winning.

Circus Looms Over Bondbells With July Second Show

A community bulletin notes the big circus at Bondbells on Friday July 2 draws a large crowd from nearby. Albert Haugen and sister Laura weigh in at Miss Julia Martinson’s school as many neighbors plan to attend. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Otto Carlson, Kenmare travelers, and Norma guests. Gov Hanke is expected to speak at the July 18 dedication of the church with an Indies aid coffee and cake in the basement.

Albert Haugen Laura Julia Martinson Nies Cireus Bowbelle John Miller Loatwood Boughton Miller Hertha Boughton Miller School Gust Heaulx Amily Near Niobe Peter Nelson Citicus Bondbells Otto Carlson Peter Robert Bowman August Newman Niobe Ylalted Jens Christianson Esther Gust Jensen Norma Math Haugen Elbow Lake Minn Olaus Waugen Kenmare John Peterson Chris Schmelling Leonard Carlson Chiia Schmelling Schmelling Selmer Morkin Near Lostwood Bedtheste Minneapolis R. O Bide Chris Selmelling

Local families host visits and upcoming events noted

Mrs Hugh McGillivray and Vera visited the Harry Clark and Bob Enrfferson homes while others moved into the Widdowson farm house. Mrs Jens Christensen hosts the next meeting on July 1. A Bowbells circus on July 2 draws many locals. A baby girl was born to Mr T creek’s family and a Northgate dance is set for July 3 with a four piece orchestra.

Hugh McGillivray Vera Spen Harry Clark Bob Enrfferson Joe Schafer Widdowson Hawford Larsen Henry Kienast M. Lemons Bob Emerson Jens Christensen George Felton Chas. Madden Northgate Bowbells Gaya D. B. Pateh Tieaday Plain City Ohio Water Lowe Hamford Larsen Magic City New Port Jim Borst John McCune Montana

Old Settlers Picnic at Flaxton Saturday

Bow wells and vicinity plan to attend Flaxton Old Settlers Reunion with a grand parade ceremonies and a full day of events from 10:30 a.m. to late evening. Activities include sports for all ages, stock judging, pastry exhibits, ball game, and a big evening dance. Also notes a local wedding and a suicide at Columbus as brief items.

Bowwells Flaxton Seuters Rev Christian North- Bate Ola Swennes Flatton Porter J. McCumber Northgate Kenmare Woburn 'S Columbus Tom Moore Bowdbellays Portal Hugh Donahue J. Schultz

Also Mentioned on This Page

B.L. Clinton D.C. Morrissey Wiper of Sheldon Wiper Jon Ruffarth Ghsa. Blomgren Lagripp C. H. Hecht Porta Lawrence Hunter John Crow Jersy John Brocker Section House Bowdel’s N.D Edward Breinshl Beinsel Bowdells Onch Henry Schwegen Pere Kaul Jud Plaxton Kenmare Hospital Hettnger Irl MTG Aly Alesed John Cochran Pat Howard C. R. Littlefield R. McHansen Ken ‘E A. EB. Bar Kelmare Vanville Aia VALE Brom Dimond Henry Donald Wallace Chas, Wallace Denver Floyd Elgle Minnesota Folka Mayse Summers Powers Lake Chase Wallace Frank DuMars Chas. Collins John Stewart Coteau Central Clias Gollina Mark McArdle Bowbella Qeo Felton Bowhbells Tom Madden, Jr Hay Callaha Austin Ming Slater Thos Madden, Jr Thos. Madden Ray Callahan Uromhead Harry McAlpine OLD Settlers Chas. Wiper Wennet Mont A. C. Wiper Clarence Lofgren Jose Nite Ev King
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