Cream and butter fat prices posted per bushel
The listing notes toll prices for La Potatoes per bushel, with cream and butter fat priced accordingly.
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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
5
Summer dances and town news in Columbus area
Local notes recount a July 1 barn dance at Simon Lynch’s and a July 1 5 to 11 pm dance by McCormick’s band. Other items mention Thompson, a prominent farmer, a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Carey, trips to Fargo for a Masons convention, and a picnic hosted by Catholic ladies at Bob Mertes grove. Weather notes, a school association correction, and community happenings round out the county update.
Governor Nestos Addresses Crowded Mir High School
Governor R A Nestos spoke to a large Mir city audience at the high school Saturday night then went to Flaxton for another address the same evening. Local banker J G Johnson and family returned Monday from Devis Lake and Fargo after a week visiting relatives and handling affairs. Perspective farmer Kortgaard and Henry Baghen of Harmonious township arranged a big dance at the Kortgaard barn for Saturday. Miss Gladys Kirkelie arrived for a month visit with her parents northeast of town while finishing nursing studies in Crookston Minnesota. The Ryder News publisher C R Hurry was in town visiting ill relatives and recently took over the paper. Clarence Ingerson of Minneapolis, Senator Ralph Ingerson’s brother, visited with his wife and son and traveled home with their car. Boy Scouts completed a Lake Carlisle trip with fishing and camping under leaders Coleman and Finke. Coleman Brothers installed an electric mixer at their confectionery to improve service and efficiency. Wm Schultz arrived from Wilaston after work on Great Northern Railway grading. the Schulte Brothers plan to finish Williston work and move to Minot for a 14 mile grade project, moving 106000 yards of dirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Nestos
Flaxton
M. B. Kortgaard
Henry Bag- Hen
Harmonious Township
Kortgaard Barn
Gladys Kirkelie
Crookston
Minn
H. A. Kirkelle
Crookston Hospital
Clarence Ingerson
Minneapolis
Ralph Ingerson
Bowbells
Ingersons
Minneapolia
Rngerson
Periodical Printing Co
Sam Coleman
Wendell Finke
Lake Carlisle
Iada
Wm. Schultz
Wil- Aston
Schulte Brothers
Great Northern Railway
the Tribune
Sengus
Williston
Minot
Patrols and their vital role in Scouting program
The text argues for greater focus on patrols as the real unit of scouting. Baden-Powell emphasizes patrol leadership and program, asserting the patrol brings Scouting to boys and that the movement follows the quality of its patrols. It urges improvement in patrol program clarity and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden-Powell
Royal Movie Time Table for July First and Fourth
A local cinema schedules July 1 showing East Lynne with Edward Earle and a vaudeville reel and July 4 presents Buck Jones in Hiding With Death with Convict and a dramatic reel about a woman’s love. admission prices listed and program notes describe entertainment variety and a moral-themed performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynne
Edward Earle
Able “Pallin
Hat Innovator Hannah Bundy Tops Trends In Seattle
Seattle residents hail Mrs. Hannah Bundy as the most frugal milliner in the nation. She creates a new hat twelve times yearly for five years, dazzling friends with inventive designs. Bundy folds, plaits, and dyes Filipino straw hats, using ribbon, plush, plumes, flowers, cloth, and yarns, with a washout dye to change looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Hannah Bunday
Raised as girl, boy runs away from Ocracoke life
Charles Williams of Ocracoke, raised as Vera for twenty one years on the remote island, fled after declaring manhood. He learned domestic arts, had sweethearts, and briefly worked in Baltimore before returning home to fishing. Now missing again, friends hope he will come home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocracoke, N. C
Charles Willams
Ocracoke
Ocracoke Island
Charles
Phe
Vera
Gahermen
Ocracoke Tnland
New York
Baltimore
Williams
Farmer hides 60000 in gold in Kansas estate
Great Bend Kansas reports that J H Brack a local farmer who died three weeks ago left a fortune to heirs. He reportedly hid a large amount of gold under his house and claimed a stash there totaling about sixty thousand dollars. He owned several fine farms in Rush County and another property in the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kas
J. H. Brack
Here
Rush County
Flapper Gheet To the Latest
A fragment from Poughkeepsie New York describes a report about Dutchess county near Millerton with unclear details and limited readable wording. The text mentions alarming the county in a confused way and references a potential event or person labeled flapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Surreal insomnia cure tale of strange dreams and punchline
Jones seeks relief for sleeplessness and gives a friend a questionable remedy. After taking the drink, he experiences feverish visions with a dragon, a two headed bull, a windlass task, and a prankish inspector, only to wake and learn it lasted ten minutes.
Stolen rubber seeds sparked global industry tale
A historic account recounts how British interests seized 70 000 rubber seeds from Brazil, smuggled them to London, germinated one in ten, and dispatched 1 700 plants to Ceylon a year later. Survivors formed the foundation of the vast rubber empire linked to Heneratgoda in the equatorial forest. Also church notices from Bowbells and Hammond areas list services and meetings for Danish Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Episcopal congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
India
Ceylon
London
Guardian
Kew Gardens
Caylon
Heneratgoda
Equatorial Forest
Bowbells
Amusing Calcutta Highlanders Anecdote in Youth’s Companion
An anecdote from Lord Frederick Hamilton’s Days Before Yesterday describes a fresh Gordon Highlanders draft marching to St Andrew’s church in Calcutta. The bare kneed soldiers march, clap to swat mosquitoes, and the minister humorously cautions that applause is out of place in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Frederic Hamilton
Calcutta
St. Andrew's Church
House of God
Roseland attends Baptist convention at Niobe
Staff Correspondent notes Roseland residents at the Baptist convention in Niobe. Higie returns to the King in Kenmare under a doctor’s care. Mr and Mrs T A Pumarlo plan to move to Washington Wednesday June 28 for an auto trip. Dance at Lareens enjoyed. Edward Parson visits then returns to Coteau after ten days with the Martins. Blanch Fagen suffers a large boil on her arm. Nels Nelson John Gleisner and Louis Anderson call on the Nonpartisan voters early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseland
Niobe
Higie
Kenmare
T. A
Martin
Blanch Fagen
Nels Nelson
John Gleisner
Louis Anderson
Thorson Neighborhood Picnic Plans Rain Change
About twelve carloads of residents planned a Friday county picnic at L. L. Griffiths Foothills home but rain ruined the trip. The group stayed home and expressed relief for the rain. Nels Pladsen family and Halvor Johnson visited Williston for Norwegian meetings. Melberg family members arrived. Mr. Melberg to carpenter on a new home with Gust Melberg and mother visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big County
L. L. Griffith
Frazier
Nels Pladsen
Halvor Johnson
Williston
Melberg
Mr. Melberg
Gust Melberg
Sas
Roads Work Under Sam Wigdal In Thorson Township
A crew supervised by Sam Wigdal is doing road work in Thorson township this year. A large crowd attended the ladies and meeting at the T. O. Moo home on Sunday. Several people from here attended the N. P. L. picnic at Pete Erickson’s near McGregor on Wednesday. The Dublin boys returned from Minnesota where they attended their parents golden wedding anniversary. The Geo Benson family hosted visitors from Aneta on Saturday and Sunday. An unusually large crowd attended the picnic at John Wick’s home on Sunday June 18 with lunch, ice cream, lemonade and confections sold and proceeds noted. The piece laments political pamphlets funded by taxpayers being released before elections and urges ignoring the eleventh hour tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wigdal
Thorson Township
Pete Ericksons
McGregor
Bailey
Aneta
John Wick
Industrial Commission
Talaghoge
Local Notes and Social Snippets From the Community
Staff corresp reports a week of pleasant rain and local events. Oscar Bloomquist and family left for Minnesota to visit relatives while Art oversees drag and livery operations. The Coteau band played at Flax ton old settlers event and Minnie Siena held a surprise party. Local residents hosted relatives, visited neighbors, and shared news of neighbors’ activities and car interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
Mesars
Empson
Tucker
Oscar Bloomquist
Minnesota
Art
Coteau Band
St the
Old Settlers
Flaxton
Minnie Siena
Prewilee Kendrickson
D. 1
Martin
Jim Asglum
P. Cartan
Iir
Howard Anderson
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Simon Lynch
McCormick Blader
Vale Cheap
G. J Harms
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Mothw
Baby
John Norlin
Lloyd Woods
Fargo
Grand Lodge of Masons
Alma Lentest
N. P. L. Club
Minnesota Township
Bob Mertes
Bundaey
Dhe Bay
Catholic Ladies of Bowbells
Geo. H. Carey
Iron River
Mick
W. ©. Bronson
Dades
Gust Johnson
Johnson
Tribune
Burke County
Geo. H. Phelps
Ebade
Farmarn
J. G. Johnson
First State Bank
Devis Lake
C. R. Hurry
Ryder News
Coleman Brothers
Colemans
Charlie Chaplin
Marie
Torgday
Buck
John le
Jones
Brown
Rasmussen
Ena Dieson
A. Christiansen
MIORE
N. D
8. C. Wallen
Luther League
John Glasvey
Episcopal Church
W. W. Gunter
Lees
Martins
Berkey Station
Omaha
Nebraska
Agebie Gad Doslere
The
North Dakota
Thorson
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