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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1921

Page

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State bonds sold by Industrial Commission report

Eight million dollars in 6 percent real estate bonds were sold to Spitzer, Rorick & Company at par, with additional sales of 6 percent mill and elevator bonds and Home Builders bonds. The deal aims to support farm loans and improve Bank of North Dakota operations, while court cases and a lighthearted note on two young men add local color.

Tek N. D Spitzer, Gay & Praesy Bpitser Rorick Company Lemke Werice Spitzer, Rorick & Company Bank of North Dakota Industrial Commission Gronna Spiter

Fine of 250 dollars levied in Saskatchewan liquor case

Portal Saskatchewan Nov 32 A fine of 250 dollars was imposed on Marshalloa Weyburn Sask who pleaded guilty to a liquor violation charge in a case described as one of the oddest before the state authorities Stewart denied ownership of the Manor saying it was bought for personal use and to host men on a trip to St Paul He consented to come to Fargo to plead in court possession in violation of the national prohibition act Mrs Necis Buck and W S Tu Speaker Starkweather ND spoke on World Prohibition Law Enforcement and Child Welfare lectured Tuesday attendance was light due to bad weather Alma Bodergquist of Columbus attended a music class Myrtly Neteon from Noonan visits Reamore again

Mra Necis Buck W. So Starkweather W. D Misa Alma Bodergquist Columbus Hare Alge Mies Myrtly Neteon Noonan

Community Club Meets as Weather Permits Attendance High

A staff note reports the Community club gathering last Thursday with Mrs Bert Smith presiding. Attendees praised good turnout despite weather and looked forward to the next meeting with Mrs LM Hadwen on December 1. Many locals and spouses were invited.

ArtiGrkeio Walter Spiesel Bert Smith LM. Hadwen Helmer Swenson Walter Epleses Ray Bhoff Olger_Ferm Albert Hoss Albin Friberg John Crons Minot Clyde Gerard Jona Crens Nela Peterson Prank Gerards Gus Cron Kermit Smith John Koch Art Kirketies F. G. Heenhous Charles B._C. Lands Carl Gerard Clyde Frank Gerard Leo. Cronte John Tigh Frick Northgate Hills Cor

Local notes from Petersburg and area visitors

Staff correspondent reports Clara Wigdale visiting relatives in Petersburg North Dakota and Ming Olga Oddens visiting near Towner. A baby boy arrived at the Lewis Torgerson home. The hall shows Friday and Saturday movies drew small crowds due to cold weather. Ole Tande rents rooms and plans shop services including shoe repair. Casual gatherings attended by T. Borgen, Hans Thronson, and D. Davidson family members.

Misa Clara Wigdale Petersburg N. D Lewis Torgerson Ming Olga Oddens Towner N. Dak Dean Ole ‘Tande Baa Gab Reo Ing CO Img T. Borgen Powers Lake Hans Thronson Sanity White Earth D. Davidson Alina Bebrogder McGregor M. J. Gores Echi Eel Pedavo Dalmer Tor

New State Officials Sworn In After Recall Plea Denied

North Dakota Supreme Court denies five taxpayers writ to stop canvassing recall election results. October inaugurations included Gov. R A Nostos Sveinbjorn Johnson and John A Kitchen. Fare of Fra zler Lemke Hagan era marked by excitement as court denies injunctions and affidavits of fraud are not weighed.

Supreme Court Bismarck N. D North Dakota Supreme Court R. A. Nostos Sveinbjorn Johnson John A. Kitchen Agriculture and Labor Lynn J. Frazler William Lemke John N. Hagan Supreme Ot Chambers Jnetie Robinson Ich

Seniors Beat Freshmen In Early Bowbellg High Basketball

In the Bowbellg high school report the seniors defeated the freshmen 18 to 8 in the game between classes. A second contest saw the seniors edge the sophomores 9 to 8 as Rab led with three baskets. Regular practice started Monday under Mr. Taylor as activities included readings and lectures by several students and staff.

Lipa Minot Wilns Grafton Bophs Rab Taylor Omer Larsen Lindblad Frances Marks Omer

Fourth Grade Attendance and Language Class Highlights

The weekly report notes 100 percent attendance in 4th grade. Students finish the health book and begin Town and City with new texts. One boy has a stiff neck and rests during recess. Spelling top scorers include Marian Simonson and Noble Hanson. several students miss days due to illness or foot injury.

Florence Siemers

Local notes from Flaxton and Colum,bus area report visits and gossip

Community short items list visits by residents to relatives and neighbors in Flaxton and Columbus Reporter mentions criticism of county commissioners. Several names appear including Albert Hysjulien, Wm Budke, Orlando Budke, Delmar Dahl, Carl Larson, Fred, Mabel Dabi, Vivian Berg, Jehny Clark, and Myron’s friends with references to dances and local errands.

Burke county commissioners permanently removed from office

Governor Lynn J ee signed the order making permanent the removal of Burke county commissioners Jona C Grubb and Kirketle from office. They had been temporarily removed months earlier after charges of misconduct and incompetency were heard. The order allows appeals to district court, which may restore them if warranted.

Lynn J.ee Jona

Coteau Area Residents Report Trades Travel and Local Notes

Local notices list Andrew Preeman as a Coteau carer last Friday. Charlie Gleave aided John Engstrom in moving cattle into town last Wednesday. Maynard Erickson traveled to Coteau after a coal load Tuesday. John Engstrom and family left for Igon Mountain Michigan on Friday morning. Ducks migration noted with most leaving hills for winter. Anton Berg called at Bowbells Thursday and Friday. Walter Gleave shopped at Powers Lake Saturday. Byma Shaw staying at the home of A Nelson last week. Attie trapping bills mentioned for Breton boys as they move to a new place. Charlie Gleave moved stock to a new location. Harry Gleave returned home Friday evening. Presby Church notes include Rev W Cheiet, Bible school 11:30 a.m., Endeavor Sundays 7 p.m.

Andrew Preeman Coteau Charlie Gleave John Engstrom Maynard Erickson Igon Mountain Michigan Anton Berg Walter Gleave I Powerslake Byma Shaw Ven A. Nelson Pine Breton Boys

Fragmentary notice with missing details on November visit

Readable fragments indicate a vague notice about an event on November 14 at a place called Cama or Tarry Up but key names, actions, and locations are unclear. The text is damaged and lacks concrete facts to confirm participants, purpose, or outcome.

Ray Owings

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cor, A Gamadin Bowbellg Public Schools Myrne Frances W. B. Folly Frere Heckel Addie Larsen Wally Mra. Polk Mr. Taylor Alan Een Dale Mise Murphy Dumtor High School Arling Walleen North Dakota Olone Cocreaponnen Albert Hysjulien Wm. Budke Orlando Albert Hysjuliens Ole Watterad M. Dahl Delmar Dahl Carl Larson Fred George Smiths Anton Stumne Buckneberg Mises Loretta Burau M. Daki A. FP. Carlson Frank Burau John Stoner Cor. J Vivian Ndé Vernon Berg Ths St. Bevers Jehny Clark Fred Marks Columbus Reporter Caraling Myron Marston Winfred Hall Flaxton Times B. J. Marks Bowbells Merritt Orville Berg Franklin Carl Blomgren Stewart Ed. Marks N. T. Nelson O N. PB. L Wanter League V. A Brotherhood of Man Burke Eed Farmers Press Club Woburn Presbiterian Church W. Cheiet Eee
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