08 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
1
A seller advertises Mexican machine thread in white in sizes 36 40 50 60 and 70 to be sold next week alongside Boys wrist buckles and rolled-edge Artics worth 1.50 each. The item list emphasizes large quantity and upcoming sale timing.
Washington gossip notes the late session's focus on passable appropriation bills and looming tariff revision. It warns of potential factory slowdowns and a looming panic, cites President Roosevelt battles over forest policy, printing office reforms, and the Thaw trial’s national attention while flagging lobbies and internal government dynamics.
In Minot last week Judge Goss summoned Chief Hagen and the county police, delivering a lecture on arresting contraband operations. He condemned blind pigs and stated no warrants are required to arrest them, warning of court scrutiny if such operations continue.
An Iowa copy of an Algona Republican article argues early settlers faced harsh blizzards and poverty, paralleling Dakota pioneers. It extols westward migration, notes winters eased, trees planted, and predicts continued growth despite short setbacks, citing historic Algona winters and future wealth from settlement.
Prof Simmons directed a children’s program last Saturday night drawing a good crowd. Audience praised the Young Americans for their polished performance after only three or four days of preparation. Separately, the infant son of Mr and Mrs J E Emerson died at three days old and was laid to rest in Bowbells cemetery after a brief service by Rev Kingston.
A Canadian inquiry finds no foundation to claims that four Ratcliff family members died frozen near Estevan. Sgt Lett’s 120 mile probe found Ratcliff denying the tale and husband and wife with three children alive and well. The originator Peter Folsom is in the United States. other names tied to the false alarm are questioned.
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