Bowbells Tribune notices and local travel notes
The Bowbells Tribune reports subscription details for the paper, notes circulation superiority over Burke County rivals, and lists local items. Henry Balfour and two sons travel via Train No 106 to Minot for a family rendezvous around the July homecoming, while Dr Kron will be away June 30 and the Olson family plans a Montana visit before returning to Bowbells.
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Henry Balfour
Coteau
Robert
John
Bowbells
Minot
Montgomery Balfour
Magic City
Pit Silo Benefits and Construction Guidance
The pit silo offers an nearly ideal front for silage and costs less than an above ground silo. Filling equipment is cheaper and new contrivances have reduced removal labor. Build the pit only where it will be above the water table, per Extension Div. WN, D, Agr. College.
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Agr
College
Forthun Notes Dry Season and Local Ties
No rain for over a month crops are drying out. Carl Tetzlaff bought 240 acres in Minnesota and plans to move after threshing. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Haarstae last Friday. Various local visits and road work with several bridges being rebuilt or repaired. Brookside school near term end. Horntvedt hosts guests including Tveten Anders...
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Carl Tetzlaff
Minnesota
Peter Haarstae
Gerhard
Clara Forthun
Alkabo
August Tveten
Henry Andreazon
Otto Pasche
Melvin Forthun
Ed Kihle
Lars Kihle
Hanna Kihle
Gust Bjorkman
Local Notes From Kandiyohi Parish Summary
Mr and Mrs Arthur Leslie traveled to Bowbells on Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson visited Nels Comgaard last Sunday. A large crowd gathered at Christ Schmelling's home for games and lunch. Mrs Olaus Haugen and daughter Laura left for Minnesota for a two week visit. Soldier Ole Hanson arrived home Saturday and visited Holt boys. Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and Mr and Mrs Otto Carleon with their son visited Otto Nelson's home near Dowbete Jons Christenson visited John Christenson near Niobe Tad Arthur Felon and Grandma Hall visited at Gt iauigen.
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Arthur Leslie
Carl Anderson
Nels Comgaard
Christ Schmelling
Olaus Haugen
Laura
Minnesota
Ole Hanson
Holt
Peter Nelson
Otto Carleon
Little Son
Otto Nelson
Dowbete
Jons
The Old Order Changes for Babette and Stephen
A Chicago family tale follows Caroline the moral matriarch guiding Babette and her fiancé Stephen as they navigate class expectations and wedding plans. Despite pressure to remain decorous, love and practical gifts clash with social rules, culminating in a fragile shift toward modern convenience.
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Batotte
Caroline
Babette
Stephen
Roger
Scott
Tennyson
Mother
Roline
Not Hard to Recognize Him by a Zoo Tale and Snuff Habit
Congressman Seaborn Roddenbury of Georgia smiles as a story about a boy at a zoo rises to a tale of a swan and a father. The piece shifts to An Ancient Custom describing Mr Inglefield, keeper at the British House of Commons, and the enduring snuff habit among MPs during long hours.
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Congressman Seaborn Roddenbury
Georgia
John
Johnny
Papa
Lise
Inglefield
House of Commons
Millet
Liverpool Post
Sayay Alwaye
Mam Berg
History memorials mark Manchurian battle sites
Numerous monuments are being erected by the Society for the Preservation of Memory to honor the Manchurian battlefields. A cave memorial marks where Generals Nogt and Stoeaial met near Port Arthur, while women in Parliament debate the Briton’s fate.
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Manchuria
Tobe
Nogt
Stoeaial
Port Arthur
National Editor Poll Favors Early Return of Railroads
A nationwide editor poll shows 83 percent favor returning railroads to private management and 11 percent support government ownership. Congress plans swift steps including rate increases, centralized federal control, and new guidelines to attract $750 to $1,000 million annually for expansion. The vote is non partisan and a detailed chart follows.
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Washington
National
Congress
Director General of Railroads
Honest inscription puzzle at young town cemetery gate
The mayor sought a fitting epitaph for a new cemetery gate in a thriving Middle West town. His practical chauffeur suggested the line We have come to stay, reflecting a stubborn, no-nonsense resolve rather than solemn scripture.
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Middle West
Krounds
Jay
Wwes
Atay
Harper's Magaztoe
Hilling Potatoes Reduces Yield in 1918 North Dakota Trial
An experiment at the North Dakota Experiment Station in 1918 reports that hilling potatoes reduced yield. Measurements show levels of 124 percent, 112 percent, 53 percent across multiple harvests with zero to eight cultivations and varied bushel per acre results.
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North Dakota Experiment Station
Royal Theatre Coming Events Feature Double Bill
The Royal Theatre lists a June 28 program with Mae Ma Mo jaern Love in six reels and a Tim Mix Western comedy shown from 8 30 p m A July 2 program offers two drama reels and a Harold Lloyd comedy at 8 30 p m No show on June 30.
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Royal Theatre
Mae Ma
Harold Lloyd
Ward district bid notice for heating plant and plumbing
The Ward Schon District No 15 Burke County North Dakota invites sealed bids by July 26 1919 to furnish and install heating plant and toilet system at the Coteau schoolhouse Plans and specs are at architect Geo H Bugenhagen Minot ND A 5% certified check accompanies bids The board may reject any bid and the clerk dated June 24 1919 is A Clyde Morsch. Notice of estray sale follows listing a red steel calf taken up by Jake Hergeson to be sold July 12 1918 at 2 PM by Justice James Burke.
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Ward Schon
Burke County
North Dakota
Coteau Achool House
Geo. H. Bugenhagen
Minot
N. D
Coteau
A. D
Clyde Morsh
North Star
Jake
Jake Hergeson
Board of County Commissioners
Franx Bywater and others fish at Mouse River Park
Sta correspondent reports Franx Bywater family Miss Julia Hunstad and John Glaspey went to Mouse River Park Friday evening to fish. Mrs L Hunstad and son Ed Gammell joined others at the Martin Barduson home Sunday. Mrs Cherley Post and Mrs Engebrekt Larson were Columbus callers Monday.
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Sta
Franx Bywater
Julia Hunstad
John Glaspey
Mouse River Park
Mra. L.hunstad
Ed. Gammell
Nele Klegseth
Wanted Farm Help and Land for Plowing near Coteau
Mixed classified listing shows requests for plowing with tractor near Coteau eight miles southwest of town, seeking pasture land and water, plus ads for farm loans, real estate, and other farm needs. Names include Glenn Wilyard, Wm Grill, Geo H Bryant, Tim Quamme, Bea Peterson, and W H Wiseman among Bowbella Bowdella and Coteau listings.
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Coteau
Grasn
Wm. Grill
Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Saturday and Monday visits and callers shape a light week. Olaf Shefstad and family shared Sunday with John Koppeleben at his home. May Irene Fry returned from Kenmare hospital after an appendectomy. Leonard Hunstad and Edward Hunstad visited Canada last week. Harry Hunstad hosted Leonard as he helps build a new hotel. Halvor Kittleson seeks treatment in Flaxton for a foot problem. Cor E
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Vhtad
Ahd
Henry Bush
Caliepi
Irene Fry
Thesday
Kenmare Hospital
John Buaick
Columbus
Old Settlers
Flaxton
Leonard Hunstad
Edward Hunstad Alltved
Canada
Harry Hunstad
Edward Hunstad
Mgain
Leonard
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