Local Notes and Notices From Bowbells N D
The Bowbells column reports various items including Adams ad for real estate loans, a convalescing J T Ady under Dr Lenfest care, a Barred Plymouth Rock sale, a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Elmer Eaton, a found purse to Chief Love, sale or rent ads, Jens Jensen back home to farm life, Preventics cold remedy, carload fruit at Lyons, sale management by J W Moore, cement sidewalk work by Fred Dilworth and crew, local politics on Bryan support, Lantz plans for school brickwork, Math Mertes horse rescue, a Rev W J Smith Sunday school party, Catholic church fundraiser profit, visitors from Lignite and Woburn, and school land appraisals with December sales outlook.
North Dakota Farmers Institute Plans Winter Meetings
The North Dakota Farmers Institute will begin meetings around December 1 with Prof. Thos Shaw back as lecturer. The circuit seeks capable speakers from agriculture and related fields, aiming to raise the program quality and invite towns, clubs, or individuals to host at their own cost for hall facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Farmers’ Institute
Thos Shaw
T. A. Haverstap
Supt
Farmers’ Institute
Denny Granted New Trial in Williston Horse Theft Case
The North Dakota Supreme Court granted W. H. Denny a new trial after finding improper admission of evidence including a lost letter from Tom Ryan. Denny, former Williston mayor and banker, was convicted of as acting with a rustler gang and sentenced to three years. The court cites the illegality of the key testimony as the basis for retrial.
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Bismarck
State Supreme Court
W. H. Denny
Williston
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Denny
North Dakota
Teachers' Examination Set for October 30 and 31 1907
A regular teachers examination will be given October 30 and 31, 1907, at Minot and Bowbells. All holders of permits or conditional certificates must take the test. Those who failed August exams may complete by making up the subjects. Exams run 8:30 Friday morning to 1 p.m. Saturday. E. G. Warren, State Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Bowbells
E. G. Warren
Svine Andent
Blooming Success Awarded At Local Floral Fair
A front page conclusion lists prize winners and contestants in vegetables fruit eggs and grain. Names include Peter Neve Mrs Geo Burke M A Smith Mrs Chas Haberle and winners like Donovan Drug Co for best dressed window. Judges E E Hartman J H Emerson George Clark and others praised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ruffarth
Ed. Hathaway
Perry Kistler
George Tutt
Peter Neve
Geo. Burke
M. A. Smith
Chas. Haberle
EB. E. Corey
Fster Jensen
Arlie Schultz
Elmer Bearson
August Peters
W. N. Wetherbee
Pearl Hathaway
Leslie Peters
Theodore Adams
Herald Swanson
Elmer Rearson
Alfred Jensen
Vera McGilliiray
C. B. Hofius
A. Kirkelle
Richardson
Wm. Mitchell
E.E. Hartman
Donovan Drug Co
Bulletin
Will Tucker
Owings
J. H. Emerson
George Clark
Passing of Old Landmark Concluded From Front Page
The piece recalls the pioneer era at Bowbells with settlers aided by a lignite fuel shipment. Personal tales show extreme poverty yet optimism, noting some became independent while others failed to seize opportunities. The article ends with an apparent medical advertisement for stomach health products.
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Pany
Lesh
the Tribune
Bowbells
E. C. Mahoney
Uncle Sam
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Kenmare Milling Company
Kenmare
N. Dak
Wm. Rogers & Sons
F. E” Lyons
Rogers
F. E. Lyons
R. B. Cox
The
Tribune
A. C. Wiper
Nat's Bank
J. T. Ady
Plymouth Rock
G. Butgernet
Elmer W. Eaton
Lenfest
Love
Mr. Love
Robt. Movius
N. D
Jens M. Jensen
Rennie
Jens
Lyons
J. W. Moore
Fred Dilworth
Tingley Peterson
Jack Dyer
Ambrose
Mr. Dilworth
Bob Cox
Democratic County Central Committee
Bryan
Bob
Andrew Lantz
Smishek
Metropolis
Lantz
Math Mertes
W. J. Smith
Hoban Block
Peter Johnson
Lignite
Joe Bell
Woburn
Warren
Fabrick
Jonn D. Norlin, Prop
McVicker
Pioneer Meat Market
R. F. Migge
Prop
Farmers’ Institutes
J. T. Loucks
Dak
Hunter's Hardware
T. C. Hunter
Bowbells, N. D
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