Kathleen Mavourneen Shines at Bowbells Benefit Play
The Bowbells community acclaimed Kathleen Mavourneen a great success with Miss Frances Kirsch delivering a flawless Kathleen and Frank Smith lending strong support. Local talent captivated a record crowd at Lyons Opera House with a vibrant interlude by the Bowbells orchestra and lively Irish dances between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Kathleen Mavourneen
St. Joseph’s
Donovan Drug Co
Frances Kirsch
Kathleen
Frank Smith
Bernard Kavanaugh
Jack Donovan
Terence O'More
Chas. J. Kopriva
Father O’cassidy
Lenora Kane
Meg Marslough
Dorothy Kavanaugh
Frank Kroman
Black Body
Tim Donovan
Darby Doyle
Bowbells
John Conway
G. P. Laughlin
Kenmare
Do Not Use Foreign Seed Potatoes for Planting
Government advisory warns against substituting imported seed potatoes for home-grown stock. European diseases unknown in the United States could devastate crops, raising future production costs. Do not plant foreign seed, north or south, as late varieties fail in climate and soil, threatening yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Europe
United States
Canadian emigration push worries Minnesota and Dakotas
Washington reports Representative Steenerson seeks State Department action to curb Canada and Canadian Pacific Railway efforts to lure farmers north of the border. He cites $1,000 per person drawn to Canada versus about $20 emigrants to the U.S. and notes limited authority of immigration authorities to impede the cross-border program. Nearby notes cover a local court ruling on Koehler vs Bertleson and Danish Lutheran school attendance, plus a Bottineau family linked to a scarlet fever case via a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steenerson
State Department
Canada
Minnesota
Dakotas
Department of Commerce and Labor
Immigration Bureau Today
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Bowbells Residents Thrive in Canadian Northwest
J T Miller, early Bowbells settler now near Irricana Alta, visited Bowbells reporting neighbors from the area prospering. He described land near Calgary Dunkard settlement, rising crops after a poor 1910, good yields of 20-36 bushels wheat per acre, 8-12 flax, 60 oats, 50 barley, and growing fencing and buildings. Miller sees a bright future for dairying and stock, noting mild winters, rail and electric line prospects, and strong land demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Miller
Bowbells
Columbus
Irricanna
Alta
the Tribune
Mr. Miller
John
Wm. Culp
Gault
HW. H. Wray
Ben Protzman
Miller
Keoma
Calgary
Canadian Northwest
Miller Leaves Columbus Today for Canadian Home
In Columbus, Mr. Miller departs today or tomorrow for his Canadian home. The Westminster ladies aid society will meet at Westminster church on Thursday March 28 at two o'clock to elect officers for the ensuing year. All members are urged to attend.
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Columbus
Mr. Miller
Westminister Ladies Aid Society
Westminister Church
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
C. J. Campbell
Condolence in This Case Wasted
Kenmare North Dakota March 19 A telegraph from Charley Keefe presumed dead in Owatonna Minnesota unsettles local friends who did resolutions of regret for his family and later learns he is in good health Chas R Hurly returns from Minneapolis after business college and Drake Wholesale Marble and Tile Works Uncle John Emerson travels to Minneapolis as his son Fred lies ill Harold Wolverton joins from North Dakota Agricultural College in pharmacy P M Northenscold auction near Coteau draws small crowd due to cash shortage Critchfield from the college gathers data for the institution news notes.
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Kenmare
N. D
George Trzemski
First National Bank
Charley Keefe
Owatonna
Minn
Trzcinski
Keefe
Minnesota
Chas. R. Hurly
Minneapolis
Drake Wholesale Marble and Tile Works
B.H. Critchfield
North Dakota Agricultural College
Result of the Gy Election in quiet city ward contest
Four aldermen were elected across three wards with George Conrad and Frank Dyer winning two year terms and one year terms for others. The piece notes voters, residency issues, and impacts of anti coercion laws, plus local civic notes on a treasurer, dressmakers, and visitors from British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Peterson
Tippy
C. A. Masters
Vewsley Secunarel
R. Mahoney
R.A. Grama
Srconp Ward
George Conrad
Frank Dyer
Frank Woods
Andrew Norberg
Woods
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Sugceng
Lyons Opera House
Benno Drug Co
Department of Agriculture
Bowhells Implement Co. Tf
Clayton Township
Joe Bailiff
W. B. White
SW. S. Clark
John Bryan
M. H. Clinton
Pat Devaney
Presbyterian Church
Disciples of Jesus
X. ‘Simon the Zealot
Bergmnen
C. C. Willard
First Bank of
Nels Uglum
Gull Lake
Sask
Jim
Fred Koehler, Sr
Emma Bertleson
Justice Randall
Mr. Koehler
Miss Bertleson
Geo. H. Gjertsen
Fred B. Andrews
Dora
Elizabeth Jenson
Our Friends
Christ Jenson
L. P. Jensen
Brosens High School
Bottineau
J.T. Miller
Fred
Harold Wolverton
P. M. Northenscold
Coteau
Tiina
J. W. Moore
E. E. Hartman
Mahoney
Grams
C. P. Olson
Minot
State ‘Normal
Ed. Drinkwater
Los Angeles
Cal
Rose Peisinger
Pioneer
North Dakota
John Madison
Hoare
B. C
John Durward
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