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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23

better fghts. 2& Sa.s Sa. 5s,S
The plant Of M Potter j is
among the best in the state for
the size OF 1t, he buying everything
stes the Il latest manufacture HIS
engines run steadier than it has
been possible to make gas engines
run before this time and the new
.three-wire dynamOs which he has
have been on the marKeS oIsyy Z a
year. The switchboard must be
admitted to be the best In Y this
section of the state, there being
nothing made ahead OF 1t. s.:ts1> 2s.5
Mr.. Potter has shown his enter
prise in putting in the best of eY-
5erything He did not run around
to see where he could get a second
hand plant cheap. neither did he
buy a cheap new plant. He got
the advice of some Of the best cleo:
trica1 men in the state and bought
what was considered the best plant
made. He is deserving Of much
credit for his enterprise, and the
people here should now their ap-
probation of his forts IN patron
izing his plant. $ES He has only the.
public here to depend on in max
ing this venture a success, and. lit
is hoped that all wi do their share
in helping ia good thing along. u. He
is deserving OF patronage and
should get 1t. $* 9y5-s -.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
Dedication Of the Church al
NoPthQate IS Grand Affair

Sunday morning of this week,
which; had been looked forward to
with great expectations by all in
terested in the new church at
Northgate, and the dedication
there Of, broke out dull and wet,
though the weather cleared off in
the forenoon and a very large num-
ber Of people: gathered to witness
the big event. For a time it look
ed as though the dedication would
have to be postponed, as rain fell
in torrents. The church was filled
up for the morning service when
Rev. p. W. Spence of Bowbells, u.s.
Ing the text my House Shall be a
House CT Prayer, preached an elo-
quent' and appropriate sermon. Dr.
Kroeze offered the invocation and
the pastor, Rev. Christian, was M.
C. III,
The choir, under the able lead
ership of MI. j. LAW, and :. augu-
mented by the Flaxton choir, rem
dered splendid service. At the
close of this session lunch was serv-
ed In the basement by the ladies aid.
A song service was held prior to
the. afternoon meeting and this
also proved to be, q pig success.
Governor Hanna expressed his
great pleasure at being present at
an affair such as this proved to be,
and talked Of the great value
churches were to the country, that
they. signified the progress and the
IN hn
complimented the people of North
gate and vicinity on putting up this
splendid building. The governor
went on jim the course of his speech
in a reminiscent manner and told
of some of the things people in the
early days had to contend with in
the line of hardships, priyations,
etc. 1t was speech that was list
ened to with marked attention, and
the hope has been expressed fire.
quently, that the governor may see
his way clear to pay Northgate
another visit soon.
Like Governor Hanna's, this was
also the first visit CT DR.. Kroeze to
Northgate, and he stated that 1t
surprised him to see town like
this forging to the front the way
It IS: The church building, ac-
acording to Mr.. Kroeze, was large
and beautiful enough for a town
many times the size of Northgate.
He. too, complimented the people
on their putting up the edifce. He
took, as his text the subject Of
"Conscience. 1t was an inspiring
and enthusing sermon, and in fact
an educational treat. At the close
Of the Grafton appreciative testi-
mony was expressed by all.
An interesting item and one not
on the program was the baptism
Of the infant child o. Rev. and Mrs.
E. w. Spence Of Bowbells. Rev.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
Bovbels County, Daketa Friday july 49,
received 435 cases 6f. beer in four
teen months. One d. Elkins s 81

received 435 cases of beer in four
teen months. One d. Elkins 1895:
]. Emmett Al 6 ;:g F.. Greene a 1s;
f u JAMESON &; ID. KinsloW 445;i
~: MaGee 438; O'Brien 421;;::
:B. Solien 4 81. In addition It ap-
pears that in the Great Northern
case a. comp small hummer
of men received from January,
1914 to April, 1915 iyer 1900
cases Of e whiskey; 789 quarter
kegs of whiskey and 1872 boxes OF
whiskey. One IA. Fitzpatrick re-
sceived from the peritd Of fifteen
months, LAG cases Of u whiskey.
One r. Abbey In nine months re-
eeiyed IS cases of Whiskey. J
O'Brien in twelve months receiv-
ed 80 cases oH Whickey.
s7s 1t further appears from evidence
in the possession Of Attorney Gen
eral Linde that many Of the names
used are wholly fictitious and that
the great bulk Of. the deliveries Of
Whiskey and beer were made
through certain draymen in the
city Of Minot. !. II further appears
from afidavits in the possession Of
Mr.. Linde and which are attached
to the moving papers. in these ac-
tions that great quantities of in
,toxicating liquor are brought into
the city of Minot over these rail-
roads and are sold in said city in
violation. of law, and such sales
are so open and notorious as to
be a matter of common knowledge:
Among others signing these affi-
.davits is a very prominent clergy
man in the city Of Minot. 4 The at
torney general lis In possession
also of testimony and evidence in
the records taken at various oth-
er points on the different lines.
In addition to he above railroads,
there are two express companies
conducted by the defendant rail-
road companies running into the
city OF Minot which also carry Ii
lquor % 7: $e,.
IS The hearing upon the Northern
Pacific case, has been delayed un-
ill the evidence could be procured
in all cases as the work has been
very volumino,ls and several months
have been taken in order to pro-
cure the same. The matter will
doubtless: be brou ghts%t on shortly
for determination. Sis:: ". :
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
.El1CRiC Plant Nov .R|unnI1Q
Regularly Every Evening 8

The RoWbells 8 electric. light sayJ,s-
I tenn is now running regularly eY-
cry evening from the time it gets
dark until midnight, and will run
longer as soon as the conditions
demand it. The places furnished
with light now each evening are
the buildings Of the Bowbells
Tribune. the Bowbells Implement
Cos. the Bejan pool hall and the
Mike & shain Livery Stable: 9th
ser places will be wired up soon.
and then the line. wires will be run
to all parts Of B town. she light
now being Furnished Is from the
smaller generator and the ten-horse
engine, but as soon as the load
gets big enough the large engines
and dynamo will be used. 5:S2%sls 5sis
The light furnished by the Bow
bells plant is off q tile very best.
The lights burn very steady, there
being absolutely no - flicker what
even, and they shine as white and
bright as any lights anywhere.
The building Of the BowbelIs Trib-
Gune was the first to be lit up aft
err the current was turned on and
sa large. number OF people gather
ed on Thursday evening of last
week to see the product sof the
new plant. All could, not help
but admit that they had never seen
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
STRANGE EsCAP
From SHELDON JAIL

Sheldon, N. D., July 22.---T There
lis quite a mystery surrounding IS the
escape of Pete stoill, who Was
held In the Jail at this place { on
the charge of having taken q pack
age from a. postoff1ce box that did
not belong to him. The authori-
ties here would give q good deal
to know exactly how the man got
away as he apparently eYaporated
into thin air and left no trace as
TO how he went or where.
Ass Stoill, who Is believed to be 5s a
Pole, was arrested BY the marshal
o.ss this place on tuesday afternoon
on charge Of having to ken a
package from a box at the postof5
ace an articles were found In his
possession that were believed to
have been in the package
54s He Was in the Jail on Wednes-
day morning but when the officers
went to take his dinner to 3 him
they could not find him though
the jiasl was sti locked There
were no bars cut and nothing else
that would give any idea as 20
how he made his octave 4
;Ss he ai1thori ties are Of : the pin-
;insnrl that ne had pals on the out
side who. picked lock Of the
7iail let their friend out and then
locked the cell again This is the
only explanation that seems to fit
sstifet ease at d
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
SECURES INJUNCHQNs
AGAuNS RAILROADS.

Bismarck IN .Ss il q ,-
8torney General Lind q secur7
ed I'M functions gainst the 500
Railway CO. and the: Great firth
Ssern Railway 60. an actions
brought by the state Of North EDa5
5kota to- eni ioin sue Ta ilWay com-
sppanies ...rom receiving !, carrying and
delivering inti9xicati ing iqlIors for
5iIligai use wi d the; state or forth
Dakot IA. These two actions com
plete q series ofEss "a o.irss cases started
sby the attorney genera gainst
the Northern cificf ilWaukee,
500 AMI Great yorthern R RailWay
.es heses cases re art
ed III the eleventh dicial distrfet
before Judge FRAN ks +.
Juslg issued temporary
5ini iunct ion III each H casa and order
sed the 500 Hallway show
cause on tlle 6t 6t day off and
the Great 0rth ii herI RailWa Cs0.,s
an the q 7th sof lIll VI such i1ts
iuneti Ons should no remain In
force during taef Il ~ enc these
me- aets d 8 on these Stwo
saet lions were secured
TN Attorney H len lind
reight ohices of 500 and Great
Mort hern RaI Iva comp at
dinot !, lea tn that vast
qua tity had been shil,s
ped int q al b off firot
con lively few persons
he 500 Gase ppsa ~
sforE 81 bout D g, ntils. NJ
$40 Iai iIWay at
sIis s5ks over An
son an axeFage ever fsyent asis
|z, an
u laG|!I II u u 4 l.lsIg| kaas
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Christian carried this service
through, and it might be remark
ed that this is the first service Of
baptism performed In the church,
or even in Northgate for that mat:
ter. 3 /.
DR.. Kroeze in his own TYPICAL way
took charge of the finance ques-*
tion. A thousand dollars were
needed to pay off the remainder Of
the church debt, though that amount
would not supply all che furnishings
the trustees had planned on In
stalling. The basement, he said
he understood. was going to be used:
to be place where the youth of
; the town could meet under the
right conditions. The collection
was taken and counted and was.
',ound to reach 1900 which: In
cludes the sums handed in later
This amount is in excess of what
, was asked for, and comment is un-5
necessary. s
Rev. Christian, who acted as
chairman of the building commit
tee, handed the keys to, the chair
man Of the trustees, Mr.. 11oitz, and
at the same time thanked God for
all His goodness and guidance in
the undertaking. On being assur-a
ed by Mr.. Holtz that the building
met with the approval Of the board,
! and that the debt had been fully.
provided for. Rev. Christian was
given. the keys back again by Mr..
Holtz who asked that the church,
be dedicated In the name Of and
. to the glory of COG. This was
; done by Rev. christian, after
which a hymn was sung and the
service closed with benediction. z
Owing to the generosity CT the
donors there was more than suffl-
cient food for supper and so this
was also served to those present,
after which all Went to their re-
spective homes, feeling that it was
indeed a red letter day in the his
| tory of Northgate.
DR.. Kroeze delivered lecture
Monday night, the title of which
was "The Harp of Life" 1t was
masterpiece, pregnant with the
great truths of life, truths that are
bound to impress and influence the,
lives or all who heard II. The
church was again full to its capa
city: =. f.,t = = -, y @f1.
!. Kindness has been SO general
and help SO willingly given the Of
fetal board of the church feels 1t
is impossible to individually thank
all, but nevertheless the work and
sympathy is greatly appreciated, and
it is asked that all accept this ex-
preston Of thanks in the same
spirit In which it was given. .yxS.s
School next Sunday at two o'clock
service at three o'clock Rev.
Christian will deal with the SYM
bolism expressed is church lights.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
new HOSPITAL At +.
Y KENnARE SOON

Kenmare News: Bids are being
advertised for, the erection c'sr the
new $4,000 hospital which will
be opened on: July 20th: Drs.
Ewing and Ewing have the plans
and specifications at their office
and can be exmined by anyone in
terested These were prepared
by: the we'll known architect, W. j..
Edwards. OF Grand Forks, and call
for a very modern building. :
The building will be of brick
and firepfoof throughout and is
Ito be- located just south Of the
.nresenfs hospital, With connecti ions
and passage ways, DetWeen: It
will be two stories and full base !.
ment. The basement will be uSed
for the nurses quarters, dining
room and kitchen, the second floor
will be for office and ward rooms,
and the third fioor Will be used
for operating purposes which will
be equipped with all the latest and
mod dern hospital i'm improvements
This section OF the hui lding will
also contain 4 q number Of & wards
anH private rooms. .ssss RS
sS II issgexpected that excaYating
work will comm ence during the.
early part ofa " next 0Ilth.
.s Thes new hui ID ling thing g.
much needed by the iiw:ngs as: 9
hereto tofore they have not had near e
lyS enough room to- AXE 81 ca re- of
their attents tSssss=a
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23

I New Rockford, N. D.,.:Jhly Pa
Fra1kE. Black, of : Chicago. is
here and has taken up his work
as secrstary of the Capital Re-
5moval commission, having been
busy dAring the past week in gath
ering mp the loose ends and get
ting things is order for the launch
ing &c 1.-THE camr a gn for signatur es.
Mr.. Black is hustler of the first
water and comes well recommend
ed for the important work he will
have in hand for the next two
years and there seems to be no
question but that. the work will
now 90 forward w.snout hitch.
BesfdeSS being on the job al the
time, Afr. Black is a booster, of
ability and his addition to the body
of New Rockford boosters will as
sists materially in keeping this city
before the people. ..rs...$, =; ,
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
BOlNBEILS TO GET AIvOT THEIR
OIL STATION WITHIN 50 DAYS

Ies VIII Il he carried. Moore
Will be manager of the local sta
tion.
q The oils and gasolene to be sold
;bys sf the new concern are guaran-S
tteed Ito be superior "a that being
sold bys other corporal tt0na,
though they viii lbe sold at the.
same price as that being cha arged
by the Standard Oil wac
sgon tank WiI be incl ded the
equipment, and this aeliyar
the products tos the blsiness places
I'M town, and also Id neighboring
|.toWnss and farms. The eaa,ipment
will sbe shipped his week and
should arrive 81 about
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
CONVICT IS CAUGHT
.IA|fItR FOUR YEARS

bismarck, n. D.. July 22.--Ed.
MoleH who escaped from the peni-
tentiary four, years ago, was cap
tured last evening at. Marmarth.
Molem was sent up from Bowman
county for; horse stealing. After
his escape he:l made u his way, to
eastern Europe: and from : there
wrote several letters to the warden
stating that he would never come
hack to the United States, as, it was
easfer ITO steal horses in the o!d
country: q j. = The matter of his re-
turn was taken up by Warden Tai
colt after he assumed charge of. the
pesift dnti but the state depart
ment; at Washing gton failed to- .ae-.
coInpIish anything. The next
heard of him was the notice of his
arrest at Marmarth.t , '''.'' /:
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
TRAVELS EAR / WITH ! |
BROKEN BACK
iJsssl777s1

filliston, 2 ;5zSs--
fer travel linn ~ han la ~
smiiea etrapped board fired
sChicoic of Storo sssasl, has
,reae eds 4 the hos pitaI atss Roche ester.
sMinn II here I'M ort l,e made
Eto save sllis colo sse.dlg!
,thrroul ugh lliatons last FROM
ssMonda where put ahoard
ttl,e rent st. NJ
$Isalif
ghicoi /, n back was bro enS in ani
EEaIt ION aibil le acctd en- Jn hen 'El |;
SIi,e scilr was Wing overt tnraf
seJl IND ptnnsd itsl NJ
trapued gto ID " % heM
h E5 81 ON 4 ii iea 0 on "a where Il
snhtyA cdan dYisesiS I'm to
~ nj RGolilaasIs ter for conslilt tion
fie mas placed slcFl snlssI 4
TtllAfn 5ag ggag 81 ap-
rseiI to tlle did mi loI
Nh iIes aonrney ties.
Ss,V arfs sasl safs
iort ssil y
4 9h0sf,l 1lsil ass
saAa
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
stsRoTATION PAYS !:

2A rotation sof crops Is ,prac ticed
on each on FSof s5S the tWenty-three
North Dakota State Demonstration
Farms The Ninth Annual Report
which is just III ON the press gives
the cost al prod cling the GRO as
well as the Yields " and the me- me
thols @of proc ducing them
zS In; 191 A the average cost I'M per
acre Of prod dlcing the crops on the
sDem arms was 9.1 B,
while the inc one was s 7:4 3 leay-
Ing net prof Of per acre.
The prof ere from the var
ious crops vas as foil lows Corn
IS hard Vlheat 10 durun
wheat q 3, ID .8 barley
$2.07 1, oats and h peas 3 clover
SIS. .96 tin1otll and clover
,potat oss IS winfe fer We IQs.siQ. ll:5si y ,
alfalfa 40. 81 III let loss lot
HIN mus be remen1b breeMd M
that these crops ere sros5al ina
rotation Eos aa hi give eaell one the
best chance 1E0 wei he m re-
;;p0rf gives aEil ed tenser AIS s
to how zach fal d MY
three denons iioI vas '
5 COPIES " Il Hill l,e ge-
scured oni orth 8;
speri inaeti ltaTal l sol ss7lS
,As
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23

Arthur Turner, WAC was going
through the city and had stopped
at the hotel for the night, alleges
that Duncan snatched her handbag
from her hand while she was at
the stopping place, and ran away
with it. She claims that the hand
bag contained a watch, a pair OF
ear rings and some money, Tin all
valued at about $90.4 Duncan re-
turned the purse to the lady be-
fore his arrest. He did not make
any effort to get out OF town after
the crime was committed, and
Sheriff Heath easily found him at
ter being given the warrant. The
states interests were looked after.
by Assistant States Attorney
,Hauge. States Attorney Hanson be-
ing out OF the city at the time.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
ROBBER BOUND OVER TO DIS
TRlCT COURT TUESDAY p. NJ.

Jack. Duncan, young man of
about "a years of age, who has
been in the city but a short time,
was arrested Wednesday morning
on the charge Of robbery alleged
to: have been. committed in one of
the local hotels at about two o'clock
the night before. On :, being
brought before Judge Randall the
prisoner was told ?. that he J. could
either waive examination or stand
a hearing and would be given time
In which to employ counsel. He
waived examination and was bound
over to- the district court. He was
unable n to secure bonds and was
taken to the county jail at Minot
for safe keeping until the next
term OF district court. :5s$5 s1
The complaining witness, Mrs.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
FORKS Man FACES
lNANSLAUeHIER CHARGE

Grand Forks, NJ D s, Jnly 2 2---s -
Although mo new warrant has been
issued vet Ed Camp bell faces n
charge of manslaughter in connec=5
ton witt the death Of Stefan, Horsss$5
$k 9, who died So q local hospital
sTuesda lay IN oTning as the 81 res ult OIL.
"a fight short after midnight Sat-
8urday ii sfro Of s3 n Ho rslo' esq
denne. 90 065 Internal tionaI avenue.
Campbell Is at resent out under
9S1 o bond pend ing his hearing
next Monday morning in the court
of Justice Of the Peace Phil sH
sLoughl lin, on The charge of assault II
and battery
There were no develo lopments 8ini
ssthe case, ut, !, accord ling to- States
ATTORNEY e. i. Burt ess, some
thing may be done the WaySof
5a new Gharge
sas 81. view off verdi 1t returned
sbys the Bcoroner.s Jury hold ding Camp:
bell esponsib bic for Horskofs death
sit Wo,al "a seem, ,i the ,opini of the
prosecut tor that there iisS no otllers|
course left 8 than to- lodge charge
so q q inst accusSss lEtss
eampbell is said to have entoy-E
ed q spotIess repnt lion up to- thisf
time and his part III fle @affa airs has
been HE cause of consid derable sur
prise among hisss ffriend TIe has
sas fe and chiI en.
The or0ner's Jul retnTned the
sfoiloWing Yerdlie tll case
That steff oralk koS came to::
lie death ract are the
sklIl caused n IL appearss rom
the ~ i'll ence itnesses BID
Ing struck les slnla III the,
som person blow
caused him stri Kin tIles
Sback Ia Oh cement
ssidewalk front t,ff reside dence
spr0pert i,se ernaf ienaI
avenue cit csi Grand Forks
ate
ND So So
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23
BOZ |NR0 HI|.kIIED WITH
CHECK TAKEN
i! NJ b S; July

Ndanlan, D, July 2 I'll
could lit write German, and my
mother could read English.
That's why / didn't let her know
where i was Z, Such was he ex-
tcuseg OF Adam Hertner, aged s I6
years VINO disappeared from his
home here lii November 1914.
Coroner Remedy and Deputy Sher-
if Eckroth took him ID custody
yesterday morning 81 at len IJllin..
sHertner, employed by the North
3ern Pacific here left home t0 cash
9a pay cl1ees mot last
November fIe rev the money
and completely disap To-
day he admit ted having been at
Billings. Mont, s ;5sss II q:
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July to, 1915, at about IL p. M,
and death resulting from afore-
said injury at about II a. M, on
July 18, 1916. From the testi-
sInony given by witnesses it ap-
pears TO us that the blow from
the fist was struck by one, Ed
Gamphag' & IS .S,.s * zs...'
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23

The ladies Alter Society of the
B st. Josepr's church will meet ON
Thursday Of next week with Mrs.
5B. "A. SteHonowicz. # 81 .#:
MAIDS Ejsfng Of across the track
Sis repainting his residence. =E;55 .5:
The interior Of the. Bowbei.s5
Cash Store has been repainted In
a very artistic manner. which great
" adds to- the appearance Of the !
interior OF the lding 3. VI
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23

Peanut butter. per pound zoe;
canned fruit, Csc values at zoe.
MoWersE & Mowers. tsfs*si@9
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23

Team good young work mares
for sale, both in foal. Herman
ElRadenz. Bow ells, n P s:53sss
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23

,T'he next Eng glish lutheran SER
Vice In the Potter's school house
north of 4 Newport akes place on
August II st ats go N. ;s
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-07-23

q Fresh fish every Friday and chick
en- every Saturday at the Pioneer
Meat Market. $5# sS,$ H