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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
1
A historical bank statement outlines demand loans time loans overdrafts U S bonds and real estate collateral. It details reserves capital stock surplus circulation deposits and other liabilities, insisting on clarity for depositors and noting a strong cash reserve to weather panics.
Ward County reports the county auditor collected nearly 3.2 thousand dollars from hunting licences last year. Totals show County, Barnes, Grand Forks and Cass residents among the top earners. The report notes game funds have been tracked since 1908, with yearly totals reflecting shifts in the law.
Republican national committeeman James Kennedy reports from the East after meeting with Senator McCumber Judge Taft and Republican leaders. Kennedy praises Taft’s personality and forecasts a sweeping Republican victory, confident in Hitchcock and Taft guiding the party.
A Kensal cyclone at 3 a m Sunday swept an eight mile stretch causing about $15000 in uninsured losses. No deaths. George Drew lost farm machinery and two horses while George McKensie saw barn roof and kitchen torn off. J H Brewer shed moved. granaries tipped. R F Chase barn down. livestock killed. Kensal House struck by lightning. Nabtping area damaged.
Watertown News recounts the drowning of Thomas Wiley, assistant postmaster, while fishing on Lake Kampeaka last Thursday. Arthur Ainsworth survived the accident. Darrell Bancroft aided rescue efforts, but Wiley could not be saved. The funeral was held at the Methodist church with Elks on duty. obituary notes Wiley's long railroad and farm work before serving in Watertown.
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