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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1922

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Parasitic Attacks on State Bonds Prompt Outcry in Fargo

Mrs. Peter Johnson of Fargo writes to Senator Church detailing delays in delivering state mill and elevator bonds purchased during the Praster administration. She describes interim certificates, $1000 bonds, and cash offers, plus a Drake mill dispute and Bank of North Dakota issues. Multiple bond buyers report not receiving their bonds and increasing criticism of state financial management.

Fargo N.D Dell Iy Mra Peter, J Church Atat Johnson Industrial Commission Fog Trial Commission Senator Church Johnaon Glao Drake of Industries Drake North Dakota North Bank of North da Asta Torney General Grand Yorks Bank of Nort Dakota Shorts Nour Dea Peter Johnson League Dovers

Whiskey cache found on farms near Rival and Lignite

Federal agents seized 23 sacks and 11 cases of whiskey from a straw pile on the Jens Ness farm near Rival and stored the liquor with seizures on the Dellage and Martinson farms near Lignite. They believe Ness may not have known of the cache. The liquor matches a delivery in Beinfait, and Paul Matoff was killed by hijackers after receiving payment. Dellage awaits extradition papers for Canada as his case is reviewed in Fargo.

Minot Jens Ness Rival Dellage Martinson Ness C. Upton Federal Prohibition Beinfait Paul Matoff Matoff Fargo Canada Matof

Robbers Steal 8000 From Rosegiet Bank Heist

A bank in Rosegiet was wrecked by a nitro glycerine explosion early this morning. About 8000 dollars in cash and notes were taken. Sheriff Ole Steffrud of Washburn and Ryder marshal pursued a large automobile seen driving north at about 4 am. Cashier Deleen of the Bank of Rosegiet confirms the loss and保险 coverage.

Rosogiet Rowtglan Tate Bheriif Ole Steffrud Washburn Ryder Boony Deleen Ia Hank Rosegien Minat

Exceeds Rights of His Office Shown in N D Filing

Bismarck N D Oct 16 4 damus action to compel Secretary of State to pull on the ballot for the November election the name of William Kamrath was in Gulfed in Grant county court. Kamrath attempts to file petitions with signatures but the petition was defective. Kamrath will contend that he wishes to file as an independent candidate per William Langer. Mrs Day and daughter Anna returned home from the Grams county trip. Mrs Kath McBrers and Attle daughter visited Friday and relatives in Hawkbell past week. Mr Bogie was contested candidate on Wednesday of last week Floyd fiyyaq was a Minos caller.

Bismarck N. D Madamus Thomas Hall Puli William Kamrath Grant County Court Kamrath William Langer Ves da Hei Sraig Be Tan Kath MeBrers Attle Dau-Ghter Friandy Bogie Wan Cotenu Calide Floyd Fiyyaq

Simonson to Put on Sale

N L Simonson proprietor of Simonson's store launches a ten day sale starting Saturday with a sales expert and marked prices. He rarely holds sales but urges customers to buy winter needs now as prices are lower than in recent times. Visit the store to see the many real bargains advertised. -Lemke for Governor-

N. L. Simonson Simonson the Tribune Lemke

Local Farm Life Notes and Community Updates

Port township threshing winds down while a few days of farm work linger due to snow and rain. Anton Nygaard and family plan to rent the Jas H Sinclair farm east of Lig nite for the coming year as they move equipment livestock and household goods. Chas Anderson travels to Columbus for business and plans a Canada visit to their son Wallace. Henry Hanson heads to Minneapolis for winter, John Swain returns to tend farming interests, Fred Cluckey welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday. Teachers Winnifred Anderson Vivian Nickey home for weekend. A W N P L dance set for Saturday October 23 at Town Hall. Merritt Sparks Judean Christ visit Bow Belly. Rev Hin of Fargo holds nightly services at Clayton school this week with Sunday services at 11 am and 7 pm. Mrs Woodard Evens and daughter visited Perry Kinse. L A Kuether at Jobo Bogus home. News notes announce the Floyd Bryan to Miss Clara Mitchell marriage Oct 18. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs Speke. Cor D.

Anton Nygaard Jas H. Sinclair N ¥ Gaard Chas. Anderson Coumbus Mead George Canada Wallace Henry Hanson Minneapoliss Mise Winnifred Anderson Vivian Nickey W. N. P. L. Club Then Town Hall Merritt Sparks Judean Chriat Hin Fargo Clayton School Aleo Jobo Bogus Floyd Bryan Clara Mitchell Ladies Aid Speke

Popular Young Couple Married in Local Home

Loyd I Bryan and Miss Claire Cell were married at her parents home last Wednesday at six with Rev W W Gurner officiating. A reception followed with over one hundred guests, a wedding supper served by Mrs Mitchell. They will honeymoon in Williston then return to their home. both have long stood in the community and will soon settle on a farmstead in Minnesota township. The Tribune extends congratulations and best wishes.

Loyd I Bryan Claire Cell W. W. Gun~ler Mitchell Mrs. Bryan Williston Will

Harmoniuous column notes and local visits in Columbus area

Brom staff correspondent reports Albert Sorile Larson and visitors from Columbus including Mr and Mrs Fred Burau and family. A speech by Lynn J Frazie r in Bowbells, high school girls visiting home, and Dan ish Lutheran services led by Dr Lemke for Governor.

Brom Albert Sorile Larson Eallyy Mita Minnie Moore Columbus Berg A. F. Carlson Ronholdt A G Berg Fred Burau Fred John Larson M. M. Sanberg Lynn J. Frazier Oral Ronholdt Arnold Evenson Columbet Miller Or. J

Bordulac Fire Destroys One Third Of Town

A Thursday afternoon blaze in Bordulac North Dakota leveled six main block buildings including Bordulac Implement Co and Bowers Restaurant. Loss estimated 35000 to 60000 dollars with a carload of grain burned. Chemical engines arrived late.

Bordulac N. D T. A. Hale Foster County Brauw Roach Osborne-McMillon Salter Lumber Company Bordulac Implement Company Bowers I H. Ringer Soo Ratway

Robbers Loot Hartland Bank in North Dakota

Five men fled toward the railroad after three explosions blew open the Hartland State Bank safe early today. About $3,000 in cash, bonds, and war savings certificates taken. one thousand in silver and currency plus over $1,900 in bonds. Wires down hindered notice. Hartland near Berthold, eight miles from Berthold and about 40 miles from Minot.

Minot N. D Yega Hartland State Bank Hartland C. P. Vandenover A. P. Scofield Chet Jacobson Shérife Iover Canton Berthold Scofield Lemke

Weather and farming notes from Coteau district

From staff correspondent report mild weather returns as farmers plow and tend fields. Local births, visits, and social reminders appear alongside scattered names and brief community notices for the past week.

Lemke reflected recalls and rally at Royal theatre

Lynn J. Frazier, candidate for United States Senate, delivered a forceful address at the Royal theatre last Friday afternoon before a packed crowd. County Auditor C J Kopria introduced him and praised the recalled North Dakota governor. P A Moeller spoke briefly for secretary of state as Frazier recalled his recall and defended his record amid opposition critique.

Lynn J. Frazier United States Senate Royal Theatre C. J.kopria North Dakota P. A. Moeller Frasier Frazier Ft Ca United States Bil Lemke John N. Hagan Commission of Agriculture and Labor Saree Comeramack Ton Rae Prasi

High School Notes And Sports Update

The High School reports enrollment at 95 with Francis Wihlborg Carrie Nelson and Alice Chattlebur starting Monday. The boys won the season’s fire game 13 to 6 at Donnybrook with a listed lineup. Next football game vs Kenmare scheduled for Saturday at three. Ad rates 20c and 35c. A pop meeting celebrated the victory. cheers were led by Albert Miller and Lund. The Geneas class will perform next Friday evening.

Francis Wihlborg Carrie Nelson Alice Chattlebur Donnybrook Burke Balr Willis Bair Fred Heckle Qurter Burke Wineman Willard Padbaw Paley Speise Tz Speise William Martin

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