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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1910

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Thomas Barry Hurly Jr Dies After Typhoid in Medicine Hat

Obituary of Thomas Barry Hurly Jr born September 26 1879 Benton Harbor Michigan oldest of nine children. Died November 6 1910 in Medicine Hat Alberta after typhoid fever with internal hemorrhage. Survived by parents Thos B Hurly and family in Bowbells North Dakota with siblings A W Hurly Portal Ida Mrs Gerolamy Mountain Home Webb Sask Chas R Jenniz Eva Dorothy and wife and infant son. Funeral held at M E Church Bowbells with pallbearers Megara Hiram Wiper Jos Bell Frank Smith Frank McCagherty Ed Roper Walter White.

Medicine Hat Alta Thomas Barry Hurly, Jr Thos. B. Harly Tom Legion Irvine Bert Imson Bowbells Benton Harbor Mich Gracie Better Land Luella Mildred Michigan Dakota Territory Grand Forks Old Territory A. W. Hurly Portal R. A. Gerolamy Mountain Home Ida G. J.coughlin Webb, Sask Chas. R Jenniz Eva Dorothea Hurly Bowhells Medicine Hall M.'E Megara Hiram Wiper Jos. Bell Frank Smith Frank McCagherty Ed. Roper Walter’ White Meadames Campbell, Carey

Bowbells Barbecue Day Draws Massive Crowds and Speeches

A Saturday barbecued ox event in Bowbells drew thousands from nearby towns and farms. Visitors toured the city by auto, heard speeches by H J DuBois, L J Palda, George Bangs, and others, enjoyed moving pictures, bands, and a late evening dance at Lyons Opera House.

Burke Bowbells Bowbella R. F. Miggie Charlie Bicker Commercial Club Lyons Court House Lyons Opera House Winkenwerder Minot James J. Hill

Justice Is Blind Poem Witnesses City Graft and Jail

Walt Mason laments prison life amid a corrupt cityscape. He contrasts his confinement with wealth, graft and luxury seen nearby, railing at politicians, plutocrats, and lawyers while awaiting aid that never comes.

Walt Mason

Revered Kingston III Receives Update From Courtenay

Mrs J W Kingston sends a card from Courtenay N D dated November 7 1910 to The Tribune detailing Rev Kingston's hospitalization in Rochester Minn He underwent an operation this week and is slated to continue treatment as friends here hope for a full recovery and return to his family in good health

Tribune J. W. Kingston Courtenay N. D Kingston

Result of the Burke county election

Unusually large turnout and incomplete results dominate Burke county races. Stainhofer leads sheriff with Lucy close behind among about ten precincts reporting. G. P. Olson tops county treasurer, Kirkelie also totals well. Other officials show wide margins with Cox gate etc. Possible illegal voting alleged in western areas may trigger an inquiry.

Burke Stainhofer Lucy G. P. Olson Kirkelie W. C. Martin C. W. Conrad Register of Deeds Geo. Hanson Will Chas. R. Hurry Romine Coleman Park Abbott Fred Carter Fred Andrews H. A. Hanson Bowbells Lignite Coteau

Mohall Wins County Seat Fight in Renville County

In Renville County Mohall secured the county seat victory while Sherwood posted the second largest vote total.

Renville County Mohall Sherwood

Mountrail County Picks County Seat Leaders in Vote

In Mountrail County Ross led with the largest vote tally for county seat, with Stanley not far behind as a close second according to reports.

Mountrail County Ross Stanley

State Ticket Victory and Local Farm Notes

State officers on the Republican ticket were elected except governor Burke re-elected. Mrs. Mary Bramlee arrives from Ruthven Iowa to spend winter with daughter Mrs. W. C. Martin. John F. Skinner, farmer near Flaxon, reports poor crops but plans irrigation via a deep 26 foot well, six foot diameter, with water at least six feet deep. He expects pumps and gasoline to aid summer irrigation on his nearly level land.

Associated Press Burke Mary Bramlee Ruthven Iowa W. C. Martin John F. Skinner Near Flaxton Tribune

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas Barry Hurly, J Thos. B. Hurly Reid A. C. Wiper Main Street H. J.’ DuBois Fargo L. J. Palda George’ Bangs Ene Betas ‘Burke How Ible Biwee Rev. Kingston III Gison, Stainhofer Carter Martin Hecht
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