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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
6
Local snippets report visits among families in Bowbells and Kenmare, baptisms, picnics, and social calls. Rain brought relief to crops while obituaries note Eckhoff Aves’s death. Scattered weather impacts and health updates accompany mentions of boat riding, picnics, and community gatherings in Fifteen and nearby towns.
Sunday events in Clayton included a party at the Martin Stenson home and a large picnic at Griffith grove. The local baseball team played Coteau Sunday, ending 8 to 10 in favor of Coteau, with many Clayton residents attending various gatherings and visiting friends in nearby towns.
T A Les and family returned from Minot. A baby boy was born June 22 at Mr and Mrs Lewis Nelson’s home. Rain arrived with wind, no crop damage noted. Cas Post drove Henry Granrud to Plaxton to see Dr Grogan with a broken collar bone. Nelson of Crosby visits. John Bly, Nellie Nelson visit town. C M Hanson returns from Minot chiropractic care. Axel Erickson covers blacksmith shop. Hulbert Zimdars in Winona due to brother’s illness. Mathew Krier family resettle in city from St Cloud. Dr Grogan attends elder John Rogers at Wes Rogers home. N L ladies meet July 29 at church basement. Mrs Chas Vesey and children from Sask visit M V home after Berthold visit. Bernhard Finkenhegen from Glentana visits sister. Lignite folks attend Fred Erdmann dance. Rumor says P F Gagner sold old Overland and bought a Ford coupe. Beavett ranch house burns. possibly camp fire origin. Beavert’s Lake site. Erick Myhre of Hampden visits relatives and handles business on H Sarlie. Iver Berg and John Othelm visit from near Columbus to Lignite. Axel Erickson and Tony Frank families depart for Mouse River Park. Mr and Mrs Chas B Hanson and guests at A C Hostbjors home Sunday.
Mrs Mark McArdle and baby daughter visited the Hilgert home across the lake last week. The Northgate Beinfest game ended 1 to 0 in favor of Northgate. A Nonpartisan League meeting was held at Jake Gagnum’s home. A heavy rain blessed farmers Thursday night. Ed McIntee’s farewell to Dallas East announced for Washington relocation. Several families, including Devereauxs and Maddens, visited Northgate neighbors. Nick Schwegen visits his east town home. many locals attended coal-mine trips and local gatherings.
Sunday notes list local social visits and sports events. Lakeside ball team played Bowbells high school in town Tuesday. outcome not learned. Several families attended games and visits at homes around Westminster Lakeside North Gate and Shingle areas. Robert Bogus recovered from scarlet fever.
Star Correspondent notes Lewie Holte returned home after attending his mother’s funeral in Minnesota. Mrs M B Kortgaard is visiting and making calls at points at fire.
Visitors from Canada pass days with relatives. Alfred Peterson back from Minnesota. a much needed rain arrives. Ladies aid sets July 2 at M M Sandberg. Anna Watterud leaves for Minot Normal. Loungren hospitalized at Bat Ray then Jaxtén for care. Young People's Society holds meeting at M Dahl with new officers, next at Wrolson's.
Misa Julia Hunstad spent Monday afternoon at M Bardusons with Ella and Alma Koppels loen. Several calls and visits occurred Friday evening and Sunday among Nels Kilegseth, Charley Holter and family, Pete Gunderson, John Olson and Melvin Undhjem families. Horse loss noted at Koppelstoen home. Florine Ketback visited Bardusons, Agnes Barduson stayed through Tuesday. Cor. B Danes at Cotenu Saturday July 1. Melby's orchestra performed.
Lumber dealers promote covered stock and top service urging customers to compare before buying. Advertises Rugby Factory Co at Niobe and Woburn in North Dakota with emphasis on quality and low prices.
A Dakota Business College course in Fargo links to a teller position at a Wyoming bank. The ad notes a $160 job and references S.C. and Horner, with mentions of Fer Co. and Sake Horner.
The bulletin lists scattered items from Everett Washington and nearby towns. It mentions a big N P L picnic canceled by weather, local family news including a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Winfred Hall, Vera Marks moving to Bowbells for work, and Ed O Nea l heading to Oklahoma. It also references Donahue’s conduct at the Flexton Farmers Fire Insurance annual meeting and Election 1% prospects amid critique of Governor Nestos.
Dr McMahan led six farm animal care demonstrations attended by 417 farmers. Columbus hosted the largest meeting with 160 participants. The article lists formulas for horse care using mineral or raw linseed oil, plus a note about forthcoming horse life-history and methods. Train time cards and agent contact follow.
Readable text describes treating cattle with collar sores by placing the animal to rest in clear water and applying tannic acid solution to the gall to heal shoulders. A daily drench of two drams of potash in a quart of water is advised for lumps jaw.
Fragmentary medical instruction describes preparing a drenched solution from hot water and extracts to dissolve and strain, with convulsions interval guidance. It references a cuts ointment made from carbolic acid, Jysol, Sunes alcohol, castor oil to produce seven and a half pints, touted as very good for cuts and sores.
A Tribune want ad notes a photographer’s estimate of a lightning flash trace on a photo. Using the trace height and the tower distance from the camera, the mark is estimated at about one fifth of an inch.
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