Auto Man Praises Tanlac Healing Stomach Ailments
Joseph Stanley of Minneapolis credits Tanlac with restoring health after a year of stomach pain kidney worries and fatigue. He reports weight gain improved sleep and no more back pain after four bottles and lists several local shops selling Tanlac. Local notices describe gatherings sales and scattered community visits as threshing resumes and school begins in Bowbells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Joseph Stanley
Findly Place
Minneapolis
Minn
Donovan Drug Co
Powers Lake
Chas. Frank
Portal
Andrew M. Reite
Columbus
Wistrom Bros
I. G. Iverson
Stampede
J. G. Dilworth
Northgate
Hager & Leslie
Larson
Farmers’ Coop. Grain & Mercantile Co
Local visitors and social notes from Minnesota region
Minnesota notes list visits and gatherings: Mr. and Mrs. B M Wohlwend and Lois visited R F Hadwen. Mrs Bert Smith with Mrs R F Hadwen. John Beard assisted Francis Bogus moving to the W H Wineman farm and attended the Rogers sale. James Felch John Rogers and Angela Owens called on Effie Rogers. Hilda Tutt and daughters at Bert Smiths. John Fermhag bought land east of his home. Charlie Rogers stayed with Effie Rogers. Will Dolan family and Dick Frick visited Bert Smiths. Frank Carl Gerard and Bert Smith delivered stock in Flaxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunda
Misa Myrtig
Marian Felet
Harland Holcomb
Dale Rogers
W. H. Wineman
Bert Smith and
Sone
Tutt
Henry Brill
S. H. Swenson
Bert Smiths
Charlie Rogers
Effie Rogers
Roy Kraft
Frank Gerard
Giffin Speise
Swanson
H. C. Olson
Butler
Mildred
John Romine
Harry Smith
Margaret
Crow
John
Lucille Parks
Lois
Vivian Rogers
Donald Osborne
Herman Radenz
Florence and
Clarence
Mabel Christianson
Hazel Sloan
B. M. Wohlwend
R. F
Thorson Ladies Auxiliary and Upcoming Local Meetings
The Ladies Auxiliary met at P. M. Olgon’s with six new members enrolled. Next gathering is with Mra. Jos Smishek on Oct. 3, followed by a community meeting at H. M. Carlson’s on Oct. 10 with a likely guest speaker. A. K. Olson went to Thief River Falls last Thursday. R. G. Powell and the Mauriske boys bought a Titan wactor. Several locals traveled to Powers Lake on Friday to hear J. T O’Connor-eak. Threshing is largely done and farmers are active locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Olgon’s
Mra. Jos Smishek
H. M. Carlson
A. K. Olson
Thief River Falls
R. G. Powell
Mauriske Boys
Sveeral
Powers Lake
J. T O'Connor
Lakeview notes and county events in fall postings
Local column from Lakeview reports social visits at the McIntees and Maseks, neighbors assisting with threshing, and farm crew activity. It notes a planned gathering with Senator Ingerson on October 10 and a Nonpartisan club fruit shipment with a ladies meeting at Mrs. Clarence Jacobson on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Haack
Elsie
James Maseks
Geo. Selley
Tom McIntees
Pearl Evan
Kenmare
Marie Selley
McIntee
Wm. Kalmback
Chris Kalmback
Bertha Strum
Martin Bensworth
Homer Potter
Mike McIntee
Tom McIintee
Farmers of
Lakeview
Fairbanks
Ladies
Clarence Jacobson
Local Farm Roundup and Village Notes
DIMOND From star correspondent Mr and Mrs Bill White visited at the Gleave home Sunday to fetch colts from Charlie Gleave s pasture. Leonard Ber and Billie Stewart with Marshall Gleave hauled grain to Coteau Saturday. Nels Nelson has threshers this week. Vera Struss helps cook for threshers at Nelson s. Charlie Stewart bought a fine black team at Marston s sale Monday. Mr Thompson took stock out Oct 1. Yeoman lodge held its annual meeting Saturday. William Collins called at Greaves Sunday. Frost visited gardens in the hills cutting pumpkins. Lester Pulver moves to the McNeely place next week for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Bill White
Gleave
Charlie Gleave
Leonard Ber
Billie Stewart
Marshall Gleave
Coteau
Nels Nelson
Vera Struss
Mr. Thompson
Yeoman Lodge
William Collins
Greaves
Frost
Lester Pulver
McNeely Place
Rival Ripples In Threshing After Rain Delay
Brom staff correspondent notes threshing resumes after rain break as Misses Mabel Glaspey and Minnie Cole visit Fred Erdmann home. John Glaspey buys a Fordson tractor from Sommerness Bros. at Columbus last week. Mrs George Dahl shops in Lignite. Geraldine and Deline Zeph visit AEB Greenfield home with Garold Greenfield family. Joe Bly calls at Lignite. Nellie Pierce attends Wildwood Park dance. Harry Pierce hauls a load of coal from Lignite.
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Madeline Zeph
AEB
Greenfield
Joe Bly
Nelie Pierce
Wildwood Park
Harry Pierce
Cor
Notary Public Stefanowicz Announces Office Details
B A Stefanowicz notes his notary public status with an office located in The Tribune building Bowbells North Dakota. The listing provides no further dates or services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Stefanowicz
Notary Public
Tribune Building
Bowbells, N. D
Judd
Fuller
Hast, O
The
Tribune
Hitten Bowbells
North Dakota
Marquis leads spring wheat in Northwest as ideal variety
Spring Wheat Crop Improvement Service urges Kansas example for field inspections and seed selection. Marquis praised as best spring wheat, maturing earlier, beardless with strong milling quality. Advice covers cleaning, disease control, and testing kernel vigor to boost Northwest wheat profitability.
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Great Northwest
Kansas
Marquis
Spring Wheat Crop Improvement Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minnesota
Thorson
Nonpartisan League
Farmers’ Organization
Drake
N. D
Grand Forks
S. L
E. F. Ladd
U. S
Bank of North Dakota
Altho
Industrial Commission
Jawa
Frazier
Dalverad
Carrie
Gunn
Tr Prother
Wildroge
Theo. Pare
Gust Eddande
Hamlet
Rollif’s
Ingerson
Cor. V
Dimond
M. B. O'Rourke
Flaxton
Bowbells
Eateetk
D. Bowbelia
D. Glaspey & Glaspey Auctioneers
Quamme
Minot
Federal Land Bank of
J. Paul, Minn
First State Bank
E&f Bowbells
N. Dak
Guaranty of Deposits Fund
State of
Dr. Mellenthin
Leland HC
Mellenthin
Janes
Orbans
Matiam
Ford Auto Motors
Ford
the Motor Inn
E. O. Nehring
Bowbells, N. Dak
Europe
Dearborn
America
United States
Middle West
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Oil News
Cantandard Oil’ Company
Standard Oil
Michigan
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