04 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
1
The recall outcomes show I V A candidates winning by about 4200 votes while initiated measures and amendments look set to lose by 5000 to 10000. North Dakota voters favor the League program despite opposition over the past year.
Joe Throndson, jailed for life after pleading guilty to killing Elmer Dezeli of Emarado, will seek to overturn the plea and move for trial on the merits. Attorney Edward P. Kelly and State's Attorney T. B. Elton report the appeal to the North Dakota Supreme Court.
Kenmare North Dakota reports a Methodist driven hospital botched project. The article cites a rate of about 10 000 dollars yearly and notes nonstrategic points across the United States.
Devila Lake North Dakota November 3 authorities found cases of whiskey aboard an auto truck used by Bam Rudolph a meat and fish peddler. Rudolph was arrested and remanded to the district jail bond set at $1 000. The report mentions Church services and a Presbyterian church in passing as surrounding notes.
Dr. J. King and Leo Mahoney the Columbus Reporter editor were arrested Wednesday afternoon by Sheriff Drinkwater for displaying the red flag in public. They requested time to prepare for trial and the case was set for next Tuesday before Judge Lowe. This appears to be the first arrest under the state red flag statute since its passage.
Real estate transfers show multiple minor deeds among individuals and churches in various townships. Transactions include Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church of Battleview receiving a 0.63 acre tract for 151 dollars and several parcels exchanged between Lore centers and families with nominal sums.
Leaguers face a test as the election outcome may determine whether promised reforms in rural credit state milling, wheat distribution, and state insurance proceed. Supporters vow to hold leaders to reform while opponents concede ground, urging the league to uphold promises and avoid obstruction or fraud.
Burke county district court met in Bowbells with Judge Lowe presiding and a light calendar. The first jury trial, W J Packard versus Divide County, ended in Packard’s favor for 1100. The court adjourned to Tuesday of next week after disposing or postponing all current cases.
Pearl Lindblad and Olga Erickson spent Tuesday night in Bow. Oscar Soderberg returned from the hills last Saturday and now helps on the section. Pupils in the upper grades enjoyed a vacation last Tuesday. Julius Peterson helped Bob Parsons stack corn Saturday. Fredolph Soderberg and Philip Beason attended Birth of a Nation at Bow on Wednesday and reported back. Lisa Sorlie and That Hendrickson came from Minot for a weekend visit, returning Sunday. Mrs. John Lindquist, Mrs. Victor Bodin and Mrs. Peter Schall visited Mrs. Julius Peterson. A. C. Viper seen on Coteau Saturday. Sophie Sorlie spent weekend at home near the hills. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Thomason visited Gudmund Ogliad home Sunday. Hallowe en stunts by young people Tuesday night. Mrs. Ole Erickson spent Monday night with Staale Hendricksons. J. W. Christensen hauled grain last Tuesday. Most attended John Olson sale last Wednesday. Oscar Mathison a caller last Saturday. Mrs. Stanley Hendrickson and Mrs. Lindblad Noone visited Swan Olson's Sunday afternoon.
The next regular Teachers' Examinations will be held Thursday and Friday, November 10 and 11, in the Bondbells Court House starting at 8 30 A M. Teachers who failed subjects in August may retake them. No exams will be offered outside scheduled times. All material furnished. MARY B STANNARD County Supt of Schools.
Prominent figures including Governor Frasier Commissioner Hagan and R H Walker spoke at a Monday luncheon in Bismarck about the general fight for the Nonpartisan League industrial program. Leaders from many counties voiced support and pledged to continue the struggle regardless of election outcomes.
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