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The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1911

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Republicans Organize Burke County League Leaders Elect Officers

A Monday meeting at Lyons opera house organized the Burke County Progressive Republican League with officers named including President O I Ronning Columbus and Vice Presidents Ole Breding Powers Lake and A F Frebel Coteau See. The group adopted a constitution outlining aims, officer duties, and meeting rules, and endorsed state and national principles for progressive government and legislation.

Lyons Opera House R. A. Nestos Joe Devine Minot Bowbells Treas T. A. Nelson Portal William Rich Lignite C. A Burke County League Progressive Republican League State League North Dakota

Runaway Farm Team Plows Through Toward Barn

Dave Landis and his four horses hitched to a binder ran away near Auckerman’s farm Tuesday en route to Carey farm. The team rushed eighty rods before reaching Frank Landis’s barn where a horse fell and the binder was damaged. no major injuries reported. Miss Carrie M. Hansch traveled to Columbus for grain threshing sale, after a rain delay last week she returned to Bowbells.

Auckerman the Tribune Dave Landis Dave Carey Mr. Ruckerman Frank Landis Carrie M. Hansch Columbus

Tragic Mass Fire Ends Life Of North Dakota Family

Braddock North Dakota October 23 Mrs Axel Johnson wife of a prosperous farmer eight miles northeast of here near Pursian Lake deliberately burned to death herself and six children It is believed she acted in temporary insanity after barricading doors and windows saturated interior with oil before setting fire Coroner J Lodge investigates indicating death by self harm and murder Neighbors and husband unable to enter the home discover charred remains with no motive yet apparent The Johnsons had lived there about four years and the husband faced grief and concern for his own sanity Others from the area note snowfalls and routine travels of locals after the tragedy

Braddock N. D Axel Johnson Here Pursian Lake J. Lodge Kidder County Johnson Johnsons North Dakota

Short Bowbells term of court grants many citizen papers

The Bowbells district court term, among Burke county's shortest, granted 26 citizen papers. The session heard the Woodard divorce by default after a day’s testimony, then considered a new trial in Clark vs. Dimond. Other cases included Sorenson vs. Jensen and Jensen, adjourned to January. Admitted to citizenship were many residents listed by name.

Bowbells Burke County Leighton Lowe Minot Court House Joseph Woodard Sarah Woodard Fred B. Andrews Woodard J. C. Clark Sam L. Dimond Clark Dorr Carrol Geo. H. Gjertsen Dimond L. P. Sorenson Jens Jensen Olive Jensen J. J. Coyle Minet Lauritz C. Adamson Ole G. Nyquist Martin C. Terkelson Adolph Tarkelson Johan K. M. Essing Theodore Anderson Gustav Larson Christian Thorup Bendik S. Severson Jacob Severson Nels Kleppe Charley Anderson Mikels E. Erickson Jens Monsen Orstein Mons Arstein Mary Olson Gunnar Olsen Opseth Leo Pluskat Ole Erickson Gudmund G. Ogland Nilla Person Christine Erickson David Lindberg Isaac Lindberg Christ Kjereng Andrew Peterson

Covey of 17 chickens elusive on Martin Gorman farm

On the Martin Gorman farm near the city a covey of about 17 chickens has eluded hunters despite repeated efforts by locals and bird dogs. Farmer Gorman said they were flushed again while cutting oats and remain as tame as before the season. The piece notes the season closing soon with the covey likely to survive. Also announced is a Presbyterian Church chicken pie supper and sale on Thursday November 2 starting at 2 PM with supper later. price 35 cents.

Martin Gorman Mr. Gorman the Tribune The Presbyterian Church

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