Futila Bowhells Tribune Chronicle At Owhells Burke County ND
The Bowhells Tribune Futila weekly notes local events at Owhells in Burke County North Dakota. It is a second class matter since 1903 and published by the Burke Aly Farmers Press Incorporated with Stefonowles as managing hostor. Subscription rates are listed for U.S. and Canada, published by the State Printing Commission.
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Bowhells
Futila
Owhells
Burke County
Baby Burke Aly Farmers Press
B.A. Stefonowles
Larke County
North Dakota
State Printing Commission
U.S
Canada
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Tribune Editor Sells Plant to Burke County Farmers
Mat E Rive announces the sale of The Tribune plant and business to Burke County farmers affiliated with the Nonpartisan League. He says he sold to prevent rival newspapers and pledges to continue publishing weekly, with editors and staff retained, maintaining fair, liberal treatment for patrons and honoring prior support.
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Tribune
Burke County
Nonpartisan League
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Bowbells Tribune
Our Bow to the Public The Burke County Farmers Press
A new owners group, the Burke County Farmers Press, comprising over 200 farmers, forms the Tribune to represent public sentiment fairly. It pledges nonpartisan reporting across life, economy, and politics, opposing violent reform and exploitation while aiming to improve political institutions by political means.
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Burke County
Press
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Tribune
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Tribune aims for fair opinion in broad civic stance
The Tribune declares a mission to report news accurately and host diverse views with respectful hearing. It seeks participation from readers and opponents alike, urging fair judgment over agreement, and appeals for support to sustain its existence and public role. BURKE COUNTY FARMERS PRESS.
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Tribune
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the Tribune
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Burke County Farmers Press
Final Warning Urges No Votes On Initiated Measures
A campaign notice urges voters to reject all initiated measures and to check individual nominations for specific names. It warns of last minute opposition lies about the league amid a North Dakota election climate and urges turnout despite weather with call to mobilize precinct voting and support for NA V voting.
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North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Aryl
League
Alfgon
Kaldor
Hildebrand
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Notice to Subscribers Postage Address Check
Several hundred new subscribers were added last week and minor errors may have slipped in. Please inspect the address label on your copy to confirm the paid through date shown after your name. If incorrect, notify the office at once for immediate correction. The Bowbells Tribune.
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Bowbells | Tribune
Death of Hilda Lee near town after long illness
Miss Hilda Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs Engebret Lee, died at their home three miles north of town on Monday October 18 after heart failure from a illness. Funeral held Thursday at 10 am from the Lee home, Rev C I Sauer officiating, interment at Norwegian Lutheran cemetery east of town. Sixteen mourners including five sisters and three brothers attended.
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Nellie Pierce
Joseph Hanson
Hilda Lee
Engebret Lee
Lee
Rev
C. I. Sauer
Theos
Misa Marie Hatselid
Larsenne
Ser Aister-In
Mre
Josie Hatseiter
Amundson
Great Northern
Chas
Edward Larson
M. Hanson
Chas. Larson
Clinton
Wm. Halte
N. H. Scott
Austin Fredrickson
Marie Hadelid
Larz
Norwegian Lutheran Church
C. L Sauer
Florence Hatleird
Bessie Jes
Rather Grin
Inga Ona
Anna Nygaard
Anita Baby
Henry Anderson
Mer- Till Ogorden
Hoy Grove
Harry
Local notes on services visits and community events
Communion services were held in the afternoon. Olaf Myhre left for Bemidji to work in lumber camps. Aiton Ness and family visited from Columbia. Grina family from Flaxton visited relatives. The Grinas settled in the Kopsland residence. Mrs. Josie Halielid hosted friends and relatives. L. J. Hutmaker and son of Coteau visited. S. Jessen at the First State Bank area spent Sunday with relatives near Woburn. J. G. Tyerson and family visited relatives Sunday noon. Miss Walger Danielson of Carpio visited friends. Anton Somerness and family at Columbus attended confirmation services. Al Christenson of Minot halted en route to Columbus. Miss Viola Lindquist employed at W. Hoch home. Dr. Parker of Portal called on patients. Mrs. Jee Guatie of Carpio visited sister Mrs. Hoch. Miss Helen Welsh went to Kenmare then returned. A lyceum contract signed at the First State Bank. Miss McGillvary of Chicago visiting as lyceum representative. Joe Probst of Columbus noted as visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson left for Wolverton after month-long visit. Mamie Coughlin of Columbus visited uncle Jim McDonald. Cor, H
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Hd Grina
Flaxton
Andrew Grina
Kopsland
Josie Halielid
L. J. Hutmaker
Coteau
PJ. Hutmaker
Hutmaker
S. Jessen
First State Bank
Woburn
J. G. Tyerson
First State Bank Teasday
Lyceum
Miss McGillvary
Chicago
Lyceum Company
Joe Probst
Columbus
Mrs. Hanson
Wolverton
Minn
M._ Hansont
Mamie Coughlin
Jim McDonald
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Dance at Rolliffts draws large crowd. Bosin wins bed spread
A lively Rolliffts Saturday dance ended with Andrew Bosin drawing a handwork bed spread by Mrs. Rolli. Gust Lunde family plan to farm near Battleview next year. Attendees heard county candidates and H C Puderdough spoke well. Weather dampened turnout. prior notices include local NPL gathering in Battleview and trips by Jack Erickson and Walter Gailior to Canada.
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Rolliffts
Andrew Bosin
Rolli
Gust Lunde
Henry Farstad
Battleview
Powers
Burke County
Parmere
Coal Valeey Hills Visit and Local Travel Notes
Miss Bernice Hanson returned home in the hills after a week at the Olat Shefstad residence. Families including the Hunstads and Olsons gathered at Edward Hunstad's home. Several relatives and friends visited Melvin Tmdhjem's family, while coal shipments began for O B Bonsness. Others planned migrations to Iowa and California, with Haulage by Clarence Shefstad and Clarence Thompson. A local dinner at M Barduson and visits to the Pent home were noted as the week wrapped up.
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Bernice Hanson
The
Hills
Olat Shefstad
L. Hunstad
Julia
Edward Hunstad
Alice
Mabel Olson
Sammie
Orine
Melvin’ Tmdhjem
Bill Bywater
Leonard Hun
Stad
Iowa
California
Clarence Shefstad
Clarence ‘Thompson
O. B. Bonsneau
Prank Bywater
James
Emelia Shefstad
M. Barduson
Bowbells Public Schools Week in Review and Activities
Bowbells Public Schools highlight a busy period with visits by Mrs. Frank Landis and Wernett from Burke County Teachers Institute, plus junior and senior high activities. Sophomores organize basketball, new students join, and a new drinking fountain is installed. attendance leaders, class officers, and six week results reflect a bustling school week.
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Frank Landis
Forrest Ruffarth
Wernett
Burke County Teachers Institute
Martin
Tires
Migs Simmons
Forencon
Pravti
Cora Clark
Harvey Jensen
Charley Jessen
Ruth Kopriva
Addie Laren
Omer Larsen
Myrtle Lindblad
Norwald Lund
Florence Marks
Frances Marks
Vera Marks
Victor Masters
Viola Masters
Violet
Norlin
Helen Romine
Philo Schulte
Scholaer Hilda Bystedt
Grace Carlson
Wee
Lloyd Swenson
Mariam Gunter
Naomi Gunter
Margaret Stewart
Phyllis Sawyer
Rone Schuday
Gunter
Hazel Chatterburgh
Ruth Pitts
California
Hazel Chotteburgh
Morris Melby
Cecile Bryan
Ruth Durward
Mary Sloan
Arthur Willyard
Coteau News Notes Moves and Visits in Small City
The Star Correspondent reports on visits and movements among families in Coteau including Koppelstoen residents, Bardusons, Olson and Hunatad households, and multiple calls at John Olson and M. Barduson homes. Moves include Charley Post to Columbus and Martin Bjorngjeld's trip to Danvers. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Melby is noted, along with church and revival attendance, a Norwegian ladies aid supper, and football enthusiasm among high schoolers. Community members plan to vote in the upcoming election as women gain suffrage locally.
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Star
Louie Kalvng
Sam Berg
Coteau
Mra
Carl Melby
Carl
Ole Hriekeen
Peter Schau
Lawrence Larsen
Lindblads
Norwegian Dadies Aid
Johnn Sjoberg
Svening
W. C. Thompson
Hovland
Alice Tendrickson
Emanual Church
Arthur Bloomquist
Shockley Slough
Northgate Community News Roundup
Northgate notes list social calls among residents, teaching institute in Bowbells, and family movements. Death of two week old son of Mr and Mrs Mark McArdle due to pneumonia mourned by community. funeral held at St Josephs Bowbells. Merle Lowe takes job at Hager and Leslie during fall sale. Rain fell last Friday in the area.
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Hortense Gleason
Minot
Benson
Q. Christmas
Ed. McIntes
Harry Borst
Fritz Jensen
Flaxton
Bowbells
Hazel Pearte
Lyx Hoffins
Helen Condo
Northgate
Merle Lowe
Hager & Leslie
Local Happenings and Property Moves Around Bowbells Area
Last week residents attended a Northgate hall dance while horses suffered losses from poison. Agnes Schwegen plans a trip to Duluth to visit her sister Holl. Several farms changed hands with tenants moving in spring, including Regnell, Hoff, and Krieger properties. Local trips include Bowbells and Minneapolis visits. hardware stocks at Northgate updated with apples shipment.
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Harri Aga
Maptiy Hager
Migs
Agnes Schwegen
Duluth
Minn
Hollis Greaves
George Wiltse
Charley Hand
Northgate Hall
Kim Burke
Philip Christianson
Charley Regnell
Bul Hoff
Jeng Hansen
Jim Borst
Fred Voss
Olen Hull
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Apting
Kim Horst
Dick Prick
Tommy Madden
Northgate Hardware Co
Roy Turbett
Sandy Wiper
Northgate Gualters
Steve Blaska
Henry Schweyen
Theodore Schweyen
Community Notes From Forthun Area Amid Rain and Harvest
Heavy rain visited the vicinity on Friday. Aug Tupton helped Mr and Mrs Christ Haugstad to Kenmare for an operation. The Hill and Dale Glee Club to practice Sunday with all members present. Christ Maugstad returned from Kenmare. The Pleasant Prairie Kids meet Mrs Ed Kille in November. John and Alfred Tveten hauled hay from the hills. Carl Sorum welcomed a baby boy last Sunday. Ranmes returned from Canada claiming good crops with 37 bushels per acre and four inches of snow on departure.
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Star
Tupton
Christ Haugstad
Kenmare
Haugstad
Melvin Forthun
Otto Pasche
Hannah Kible
Hill and Dale Glee Club
Larson
Christ Maugstad
The
Pleasant Prairie Kidles
Ed. Kille Novath
John
Alfred Tveten
Carl Sorum
Hannah Kihle
Liza Horntvedt
Gilma Brenno
Ranmes
Canada
Trib Want-ads page notes rates and random listings
The notice lists classified ad rates and payment rules, plus examples of ads for sale lost hay and equipment. It includes items from Barn 36x40, John Deere hay baler, and hay prices. Several local names and places such as Bowbella Niobe and The Tribune offices appear with scattered details.
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Weickenn
Louis Tohheph
Bfia
Oxaapenone
Ake
NSA
Adtrmente
Jenry Anderson
Racelord Christian
Olaf Myhre
Bemidji
Aiton Ness
Columbia
Thorson
Coal Vailey
Bowbells Public Schools
Lillfin Anderson
Alice Audette
Thuth Bryan
Gladys Dilworth
Irene Gerolamy
Pearl Grams
Preda Jordy
Mable Koehler
Helen Randall
Jene Kopriva
Addie Larsen
Iva Larsen
Ross Lund
Vera Mere
Freda Migge
Edna Miller
Josephine Miller
Lillian Norlin
Violet Norlin
Katherine Gerolamy
Depostmong
Hilda Bystedi
Grace Curlson
Koppelstoen
O. E. Bousness
Sujimie Olson
O. B. Bousness
Emelia Shofstad
Cora Barduson
Melvin
Lyle Shefstad
Beavers Lake
M. Barduson Lane
Martin Bjorngjeld
Mildred
Olga
Minnesota
Berg Broffenson
Barrette
Leroy
C. BE. Bousness
A. H. Bruswen
John Olson
Fern Bousness
John Koppeleben
Nels Klegseth
M. Bardusons
Charley Post
Sam Heggen
Ed Molden
Stampede
Éame
Olivia Koppelstoen
Olaf
Danvers
Brunces
Marie Vandervoort
Lois Lowe
Jack Emerson
Frank Vandervoort
Oscar Amundson
Ing Stitute
Tully McClane
Lewis Condo
Agnes Schwyeyen
Bill Hull
Waller Lowe
Frank Russell
Harry Holloway
Howard Bills
Howard
G. N
Kramer Peterson
Charley Gad
Lohman Farm
Peterson
Howuy
Ellig Wid
Minnexpalls
Forthun
An- Jess
G. Wilkes
John Deere Hay
B.C. Mahoney
Guage
Bowbelle
Bills
Guile
Nela T. Nelson
Onte, Son
Niobé
Rugby Elevator CO
W.-H. Barnett-Mer
Wollin
Martin L, Jessen
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Niobe
Eleo
P. Mrickion
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