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Newspaper

The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1915

Page

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Prominent Burke County Farmer Involved in Narrow Escape

Martin Helseth a leading Burke County farmer home near Larson on Friday survived a shooting when a transient I W W member Julius Carle en pulled a revolver during a dispute at Helseth’s farm. The gun misfired first, then fired, wounding Helseth in the wrist. Carleen was overpowered and jailed, bound over to district court on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon.

Martin Hoelseth Burke Coun Larson Julius Carléén I. W. W. Order Helneth Place Mr. Helneth I. W.W Quarre Helseth Holanth Big Face Hanson Heath Justice Court J. A. Soderquist Mi~not Mr. Helseth Heleath Yaariety

Land speculation grows as Minot plans Fort Berthold draw

In Minot North Dakota plans form to manage crowds for the Fort Berthold land drawing on November 4. Many residents register without intent to become homesteaders and hope to profit from relinquishment funds.

Minot N. D Berthold Stendora

North Dakota Declares Punch Boards Illegal

State superintendent Watkins cites punch boards as violations of state law and launches prosecution plans. Investigations show boards offering prizes for a dollar and a chance to win items. attorney general Linde supports ruling that such devices violate the Penal Code chapter 457.

Watkins North Dakota Enforcement League Ig Miy J. Linde North Dakota Eptofon Yay Lam A. Volatton

Canadian horse thief caught near Walton

A Canadian horse thief was captured after attempts to flee toward Canada. Local authorities reported the arrest near Walton with officers recovering the stolen animal and detaining the suspect for further questioning.

Mullen Faces Extradition Over Stolen Horses

A farmhand named Mullen allegedly stole two horses near Gran boundary and resisted arrest July 23. He fought officers during capture, shouted he would not live to testify, and awaits extradition amid legal wrangling over treaty terms with Canada.

Mullen Walton Morgan

Aged woman deported from Canada in Minot

A 100 year old woman, Wilhelmina Kortowits, deported from Canada after living in Ward County prior to moving to other counties. Her son took her to Canada but Canadian authorities arranged her return to the United States and placement in care.

Minot N.D Wilhelmina Kortowits Canada Ward County Deckare-Renville County Foullne

FINS Pearls in North Dakota

A fragmentary note references Fins and pearls in North Dakota with garbled details about a visit to a barn and water along a river. The text is highly unreadable but hints at a stray local curiosity or travel anecdote without clear events or identities.

Perennial clam hunter roams North Dakota seeking pearls

A roaming laborer travels from Kathryn in Barnes County to Kindred and beyond with a camping kit. He displays three quarts of pearls, notes a market slump, and plans to travel to the Red River and Grand Forks before winter. Despite ragged appearance, he claims twenty years of study of clams and their formation, asserting clams originate from blood suckers.

Mer Barnes County Kindred Red River Grand Forks

High School Chatter and Rules Stir Corridors

Readable fragments show a chaotic school week with students named Kopplin Hydle and Olson. A looming Caesar exam prank, new pupils Albert Bogus and Elmer Olson, and warnings about cleanliness and hall behavior. The English class writes themes while Reggie shares candy and students debate hall etiquette.

Hydle Caesar Usl Misa Kopplin Margaret O Albert Bogus Elmer. Olson rAlthough Reggie Raymond Knowlton Hagen Gari Aukerman George Iin Helen ‘Hoviand

Bright baby born to Mr and Mrs Anderson of Chinook Montana

A newborn boy arrived Monday for Mr and Mrs Anderson, temporary residents on the Anderson farm southwest of town. The text notes a recent teachers convention in Columbud, attended by 82 teachers from across the county, with strong interest and benefit reported. Bowtell schools were fully represented along with local attendees.

Martin Anderson Chinook Mont Andersons Anderson Farm Town Columbud Sriing Bowtells Siia She Fessley

Northgate social notes and upcoming church supper

Northgate residents report visits and visits to friends in Been r Niobe and Minnesota. An oyster supper is planned in the church basement next Saturday evening October 30. The Star meeting drew a large crowd with Mrs Hobbs presiding. Next gathering will be at Minister Lowe’s home on Thursday November Ath.

Robert Burrows Henry Holtz Buchanan Smart Dugnier Minot Northgate George Leslie Niobe Fons Schudar Hula Akers Mastera Viola Ae Frank Kromati Arthur Messinger Margaret Walter Lowe Aes Mianes Sleie Sylvia Eva Hotermap Hnd Taffelmeyer Homme Minnesota Mr. Barge H. R. Donahue C. B. Cockerill Hattie Robertson Laura Mol ‘Walsh Olin Huff Huff Place Philip Christensen Henry Kienast Hen Ry Kienast John Me Hobbs Grond Minster Lowe F. Willing Flaxton and Bowhells

Social Roundup From Foothills Area Homes

Local residents and families visited, traveled, and attended events across Foothills and nearby towns. Several households hosted relatives, neighbors joined in weekend drives to Bowbells, and a teachers meeting at Columbia drew attendance from Alden and Pleming families. Hughie Hilsworth sustained a barley beard in the eye but recovered enough to attend school later.

Will Clark Owlings Remington Portal Merry ‘Rowd Harry Whipple Henry Pommier Roy Whipple Grace Alden Bow Wood Clinton Lignite Hughie Hilsworth L. D. Alden George Alden Familly Frank Alden Jim Uglum J. D. Beard Myrle Mise McAlpine Wilson Watts Maggie Alden Lillian Pleming Columbia Beard McAlpine Columbus Petey Jas Mildret Remington Bowbells Bowhbells

Murderer Shot by Transient Near Farm

A transient shot a farmer after a dispute near a farm on a Saturday afternoon. The assailant fired as the farmer fled in a wagon while being pursued by locals. Police are investigating the incident and seeking warrants for the suspect.

Miss Allie McAlpine Visits Bowbells Then Heads Home

Miss Allie McAlpine who has stayed with her sister Mrs Beard for weeks went to Bowbells on Tuesday to return to Bromhead Sask. J D Beard and daughter Cora were in Bowbells Tuesday. Larkin Club will meet this week Tuesday with Mrs Wood. Foothills aid will meet with Mrs Beara Nav. Everybody invited. Cor.

Allie McAlpine Slater

Local notices and events brighten Woburn scene

Minot registration for Berthold land draw drew several residents. Eva Wihlberg suffered burns during a lamp explosion at the store. Louis Knothe smothered the flames. Grimm reopens the blacksmith shop. social events and visits fill the week as Eckert & Grant promoters drop by Tribune head office.

Minot Berthold Land Miss, Jessen Niobe Wihlberg Eva Wihlberg Louis Knothe Grimm Miss Rigg Johnson Columbia Miss Bunting Coteau Estella Forthun Smith & Porter Yeoman Hall

Niobe and area residents noted in local notes

Prominent locals and visitors are recorded in Niobe and surrounding towns. C K Piersons on business. Henry Bigle from Crosby visiting with brothers William and Proud. Gerald Wallace brings uncle Garry Wallace from Powers Lake. Master George Grill with William Collins. Miss Jessie Lund at teachers convention. Messia Little and Henry Nelson went to Niobe for engine pickup and threshing ahead. W B Bigie a Niobe visitor. L Peterson in Coteau. Stephen Knaup building a house for occupancy early next month. Alex Howard to Rossberg Minnesota. others noted in brief updates.

C. K. Pierson Niobe Henry Bigle Rom Crosby William Proud Gerald Wallace Powers Lake Garry Wallace George Grill William Collins Jessie’ Lund Ulti Columbus Messia Little Henry Nelson B. Bigie Alex Howard Rossberg Minn S Carlle Coline Coteau

Coteau News Roundup Buoys Town Growth and Daily Happenings

Snow signals winter while residents wrap up cooking shifts and prepare for a busier season. J. Hagen moves his cook car to a new job near Powers Lake, as L. Bormuth buys land near the Farmers elevator for a nearby home site. Andrew Larson’s nephew Adrien from Iowa departs Grand Forks after weeks visiting, and a baptism accompanies a near-accident as Mrs. Maltby’s baby is christened. Strangers seek work and town growth continues amid local movement and minor scrapes.

Wm. Elgie Fiish Jerry Alton Cotesu Saturay John Hagen Powers Lake Mra. Shoberg Milas Ellen Blomgren Minot Joe Bell Bowbells Coteau Louis Bormuth Lon Rouse Andrew Larson Adrien Larson Iowa Grand Forks Harry Maltby Rouse Lindbind Jon Cor

Marketing the 1915 hog crop circular

The circular from the North Dakota Experiment Station explains market aims for hogs and how to get the best results from different hog sizes. It covers hog shipping and handling on the market.

Nori Dakota Experiment Station

Barley and Oats For Hogs From North Dakota Station

Barley nearly equals corn for hog feed though hulls reduce digestibility. Oats also good when mixed with barley or corn. For fattening hogs up to one third of ration and for growing hogs up to half oats can be fed with good results as advised by the North Dakota Experiment Station.

North Dakota

Shipping Hogs And Loading Rules For Rail Cars

Shipping hogs uses 33 to 44 foot cars with minimum loads 17 000 19 000 and 21 000 pounds for 83 36 40 and over 40 foot cars. Eighty five 200 pound hogs needed for the 3 length car. double deck in cool weather. windbreak tar paper in winter. bar corn preferred. if haul exceeds 28 hours hogs must be fed and unloaded. a man accompanies each car and a ticket is given to attendees.

Lighting City to Begin Work on Sway System

At a special city council meeting held last Wednesday contracts were awarded for immediate construction of a white sway system in the city. Work will start about next Monday. Electrical Engineering Co. of Minneapolis supplied the lowest bid of 660 dollars for materials. Nehring & Mahoney received the labor contract. Wires will be buried twelve inches deep.

Electrical Engineering Co Minneapolis Nehring & Mahoney Etty Firuy Ean 12 Inchea

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