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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
8
Canning experts in Washington advise preserving fruit without sugar using boiling water or steam. Any fruit can be sterilized and kept in water but flavor texture and color may suffer. sugar is still recommended for best quality. Follow steps: clean pack fill jars or cans seal and sterilize using hot water bath or steam pressure techniques.
The event featured Rev Job Moore as president and H Phelps Maaterbegee as reader while Crane delivered a masterful history of the Masonic Fraternity. He emphasized its influence on liberty of thought speech and action and urged patriotic duty among members.
Mrs P H Martin of Peru Indiana writes that her two children recovered quickly from whooping cough after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She notes it worked like a charm and helped loosen the cough and ease secretion.
A 1917 condition report for the First National Bank at Bowhells North Dakota shows resources totaling 1 266 738 00 in cash and equivalents with notes of other national banks and reserve deposits. W N Sanford cashier attests the figures as true. notary public Sagan B A Stefanow notarizes on June 27 1917.
Furnished by Barks J Abstract Co. records show transfers including Theodore O to Keller School District for $1, Joe Lux to Harry G Polly for $05, plus various lot and block parcels in Bowbells and Flaxton. Entries dated June 20 to 26 include multiple sellers and buyers with parcel descriptions and grants.
Took up at Sec 25 160 90 on June 22 1917 a dark chestnut mare with a white forehead spot about four years old and about 1000 pounds no brand Owner to call prove property pay costs and remove at John G Christian son s farm Kenmare North Dakota.
The Coons family thanks friends and neighbors for help during the sickness and death of father and grandfather J. H. Kennedy. Floral offerings and aid are gratefully remembered.
Local residents report August Treten in Noonan on Tuesday. The piece lists visits by Ole Fortin family and others, mentions a ladies aid meeting, and notes a frost and rain, with several households and farms active in the region.
Two fresh milch cows advertised for sale by W. J. Hanson Bowbells ND. Presbyterian church ladies and society to meet next Thursday at usual hour with Mrs F A Koehler. Martin Larson family from east of town traveling by auto to southern state for visit with relatives. Bowbells Meat Market advertises sanitation and service. County Commissioner J E Emerson reports gravel hauling from W C Martin pit to road toward Des Lacs bridge and plans further graveling in North Star and Richland townships. State automobile license funds distributed equally among three districts for road use.
James H. Kennedy born March 22 1834 East Waterford Penn died June 21 1917 near Bowbells North Dakota. He married Catherine B McClure of Nessaville Pa at age 24. Seven children born four survive D J Coons Bowbells J McKennedy Spencerville Ohio T D Kennedy Mt Jewett Pa C B Kennedy Canada. He served in the 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry later in the 239th Company F and first sergeant in the Veteran Reserve Corps. He was wounded and mustered out after the Civil War. Funeral June 23 at his daughter's home conducted by Rev Christian of Flaxton with Civil War veteran Mr O'Donnell carrying the flag.
M F Salmon and family left Tuesday by auto for Hinkley Minnesota to visit relatives and then proceed to Des Moines Iowa to spend time with more relatives before returning.
Burke County Auditor invites sealed bids for a one year time deposit of 5336.68 with annual interest payable. Bids due by 2 PM July 9 1917 and marked Proposals for Deposit of County Funds. Opened at 2 PM July 9 1917. Burke County North Dakota.
Bowbells School District No 14 Burke County North Dakota invites sealed proposals for 200 tons of screen ed lignite coal delivery to Bowbells with 100 tons by October 1 1917 and 100 tons by a later date. Bids due before July 10 1917 include a $50 certified check and specify delivery location. Board may reject any bid.
Sealed proposals on July 10 1917 for the deposit of funds of Bowbells School District No 14 Burke County to run six or twelve months. Demand funds to be draft on demand with interest credited monthly on balances. Specify interest rates on demand and time funds. Bond from successful bidder required. District reserves right to reject bids.
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