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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1915

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Prominent Young Couple Wed In Quiet City Ceremony

Miss Ory H. Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Moore united with Cary T Mahoney son of Col K C Mahoney in a six oclock Sunday evening wedding at the bride’s home. Rev A H Beer officiated under a white archway with rose carnations and ferns. The bride wore crepe meteor and mull with lace and seed pearls and carried roses and lilies. The groom wore navy blue broadcloth. A four course dinner followed and the couple departed on Train No 108 for Minneapolis and Wisconsin visits. They will reside on Main Street.

Ory .H. Moore J. W. Moore Cary T.’ Mahoney Col K.C. Mahoney A. H. Beer L. B. Hunter New Burke Eviers Eles Shire Ao Amal Han Grilore

Lost life while trying to save burning farm house

A 24 year old man named Joseph Haitestic died as he attempted to rescue a valueble item from a burning barn on Alfred Sweidferd’s farm about twenty forty miles northwest of Williston North Dakota. Neighbors and the owners were away. the fire spread toward nearby houses causing fear and prompting assistance from local residents.

Willistons N. D Joseph Haitestic Alfred Sweidferd Tin City

Little girl saves life during town fire rescue

In a town incident, a young girl acted quickly to save her baby sister from a fire, while a man was arrested for an unrelated offense. The chaotic scene involved several responders and a tense hours long effort as flames spread through the area.

Sherwood Child Dies in Gas Engine Accident

In Sherwood North Dakota on November 18 Lucia Klzebetkowski, five years and five months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Klzebetkowski of Hamberly township, was fatally caught in the fly wheel of a gasoline engine used by her father to elevate grain into the granary. She was found entangled and died instantly.

Sherwood, N. D Lucia J. Klzebetkowski Hamberly

Man-5-Gaught Under Gang Plow Near Milton

Mandus Hulstrand, son of Andrew Hulstrand, narrowly escaped death after falling under an eight-bottom gang plow attached to a tractor southwest of Milton, North Dakota. His brother Alfred operated the engine as Mandus stood on a platform six feet above the plows. the jolting caused a slip and a drag under the platform before the engine was stopped and he was extricated. He suffered serious injuries, with dirt and debris piling up as neighbors assisted.

Milton N. D Mandus Hulstrand Andrew Hulstrand Mandus Alred Alfred Mindus Gimost Siperliuce Peat

Life convict may be freed by deathbed confession

Bismarck North Dakota November 18 Bige Reed of Minneapolis who is serving a life term for murdering Frank Kulleck at Lidgerwood may be freed by a deathbed confession of Earl Bedell who died in prison days earlier Bedell had testified Reed fired the fatal shot but in his final words said Reed was not involved and took all blame Reed had lived in Minneapolis for years before the January shooting

Bismarck N. D Bige Reed Minneapolis Frank Kulleck Lidgerwood Cohfesaioh Earl Bedell Reed Bedell Kulczek Jack Carrie Nelson Christ J. D. Lucy Margaret Walleen Lucey Soren Hilde Cecil Hopkin Lola Bryant Tompkins Sask Geo. Bryant South Dakota Lorentzen Powers Lake Hans Gilbertson Hans Tim Lucy Mollgaard Nels Lienta R. Fangstrom O. Larson Carl Halverson Flaxton Larkin Club Geo, Bryant

Appeal Keeps Seized Wine in Courthouse Vault

Mandan North Dakota November 18 hundreds of barrels of confiscated wine remain locked in the courthouse as State's Attorney Lang er appeals to the supreme court from Judge Nuessle's ruling. Hebron clients claim ownership of the wine and sued Sheriff McDonald to recover it. Demurrer argued, supreme court action postponed to December term, may be decided after appeal.

Mandan N. D Atty. Wm. Lang+er Supreme Court Nuessle Atty J. F. Sullivan Hebron McDonald Nis Langer Ait Itu Kefara Scheidens Jydge Niosale

Train Hits Wagon Load of Potatoes at Milner Depot

Milner N P November 18 Quite a stir near the depot as an east bound freight struck a wagon load of potatoes. A man named Charles Smith then shoveling potatoes was knocked to the ground as horses bolted. He escaped injury hanging to the lines until the engine stopped. A narrow escape with minor injuries to a horse.

Jed. Anturt

Fire Starts on Alfal Farm Near Hettinger

A small alfalfa stack fire broke out near Hettinger on the night of November 18. Weather conditions were reportedly wet and windy, aiding the blaze. Neighbors and local residents acted to contain the fire, which burned for several hours before being controlled. No injuries or further damage reported.

Matt

Tens chothiy pin and the Matis Touresd Fenean aftermath

A brief report notes the tens chothiy pin following the Matis Touresd Fenean event and its impact on Hite Er and related parties. It mentions a single fan whose actions influenced outcomes and the subsequent reaction from Agonup.

Spalay Matis

Yeoman Society Plans Grand Ball at Woburn Opening

The Yeoman todge at Woburn invites the public to a grand ball this Saturday night. Music is arranged, supper will be served, and stable room will be furnished free. The event promises much fun as Woburn dances have historically drawn strong crowds.

Woburn

Horse thief taken after long chase in Midwest police pursuit

Devils Lake North Dakota reports an arrest after a long chase. Timboe of Devils Lake aided by a publicity campaign led to the capture of a horse thief previously thought dead to rights. Thomas Gross is held in Indiana as an accomplice while requisition papers are being secured for extradition.

Devils Lake N. D Frankfort Ind Timboe Thomas Gross

Long Term For Shooting Pal in North Dakota

James Gleason was sentenced to 18 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to shooting and killing a companion during a robbery near Kenmare. He admitted planning to rob a pool hall with another man, then turned violent over loot division. authorities traced him after a confrontation near Plaza.

Gleason Mountrall County

Rail line woes cloud Woburn coal supply

In Woburn a rail road car shortage hampers coal deliveries to mines. W Porter moved a building by the rack to support future shipments and keep Vegnite supplies flowing. Guat Anderson plans a business and leisure trip to Misot, while Oucny Halle departs for the coast to San Francisco, with Garriers adjusting daily travel.

W. Porter Guat Anderson Madaa San Francisco

Wiper Wins Appeal In Emery Case At Bowbells

North Dakota Supreme Court affirmed a district court ruling in Emery vs First National Bank of Bowbells and A C Wiper. The suit, filed two years ago, sought to set aside a deed alleging undue influence by Wiper in a land sale amid a confidential relationship and fiduciary concerns.

Supreme Court of State of North Dakota District Court Ed. Emery First National Bank A. C. Wiper Emery Viper Minot Wiper Edward W. Emery First National Bank of Bowbells Supreme Court Uch Bease Bar District Court of Rd Ccurity P Fisk

Weather notes and local greetings from Basin Me

Lucy reports a winter weather update with snow depth and local visits. Mrs Chas. is visiting Tompkins Basin. Baliridge and Gangday appear in fragmented notes about events and rope and Holaday.

Chas

The Church Fair Proves Big Success in City

Severe weather cannot dampen the church fair held in Mowers Building and Royal Theatre. The Tribune lacks contest winner details but promises full coverage in the next issue. A home talent play at the Royal Theatre featured a cast led by Bernice Halstead and Frances Kinnett with a full supporting lineup.

Main Street Royal Theatre Bernice Halstead Frances Kinnett Amy Halstead Mise Harriett ‘Connelly Inés Gray Verre Marie Opconnell Halstead Atepjm Weevnee Kopplin Hannah Mary Barnes Barton Sesee Seeenepees R, Vollkman Dwight Bradley

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