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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
MAN IS WANTED ON
SERIOUS CHARGE

+ Mandan. N. D., Dec. 16.---Whtfe
slavery, abduction and a statutory
offense in the first degree are the
charges which George Post, an
r ::...ian: threshing hand, must Al an
.:Wer n district court before Judge
Hanley, N he is apprehended BY
siaeriff's posses who are now SCOUT
ing the countryIin the vicinity OF
Werner, Mercer county. E !. . *.:a K gf<,;
# Post and a partner, John Smith,
had been working in the vicinity
OF Golden Valley and Werner They
met Katherine. aged i5 daughter
OF ohm Fischer Of Werner. n e.
.tt: The latter part Of last s week
while the elder Fischer Was away
from home, the two men called at
the place and took the girl away
with them: 5s.}. 4; -
Z Y ounger children told their par
:ents about 1t when they returned
home and autherities were immed-
lately notified and 80 search was
started. The girl was rec oVered
and Smith was located and arrest
ed He was given a hearing and in;
default OF IS Q 900 bail was bound
over to the district court: on the
charge nctiou
and a statutory offenses In the first:
degree
Post, however, is still at large.
and au uthorities have, sent descrip-
tions Of him to every point in this
section OF the state sxsHe 81 .ises de-
seribed as being Of ME d ium u eight,
with ARK hair; black eyes; "a burn
scar on the ri ght; cheeli, also on the
left hand. He wore when last seen
corduroy Or satin trousers, stan
shirt and cloth cap M s:4s
,3. He is well educated. and although
Italian spea KS En nglish fluently.
He Is a well trained athlete and
his mother lives at olean, N. az q, s5ss
A5 reward has, been offered by
Mercer county and authorities de-
clare that the evidence given by
the girl and conf nfessions of Smith
show proof Of Wnfte slavery with
Post as the clllpa BILE party .>@s .s
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
SENTENCED FOR AID
ING ALIEN ENEMIES

Portal D ], Dec. IS Jacob
5Iaemnl o Il Est eva ii H Sal ii no i was
arrested three weeks ago by mount
ed police on "a charge OF SIN ling
interned Germ and ustrians
into the IJIited d u ssates near Noon
an was sente eneed to mon tbs.
5impriso onnlenf Domini Ion peli7T
tentiary
Lemm yFas operating an I'M Ter.
ground raj ilway between sanadian
and sAlneri an bord towns. using
an Saut ONO lille or TIL purpose of
stransp orting3 sl sei1i al ion enemies
Canada to- 20 int sa afet ill
this count
During the. triia iflliich was held
att Esteyan8 his week Hoped
that some csse the slip posed escaped
;enemie ttlioug ;aa ,lst ran birth.
zsIaimed Russian izenship, and
Others oTig iginaIl came from points
ilr Europe ssYnpa tlizing gs the
allies his eYid dences said,
was the reason for he ight sen
tenees inap posed the presid ling
Judge lrlured that several
''Wealthy Gsrnla "a mad al izens
have promised Lenl lIn uni United
lhinaneial aid should he car tos aI,-
peal HIS case. but III doubtful
'Whett tisr Sbe lax
enIss en- eW e,E leInancy tend
osal
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
DEATH SAVES YOUNG
NAN FROM IHEP| Pen \

i ~
Minot, N. D, Dec. i s - lack clks
O'Neil, who was convicted of rob-
berry III the first; degree at the pres-
ent session OF the L district court,
died at: a. local hospital Of pneumo-
mia. He with another man were
charged with doing a highway trob rob
berry stunt at Kenmare last SUM.
ner, and the sentence Of the court
on the sick criminal was not i'm
posed yesterday along with the
Others because of ahis serious con-
dition. y ;.3s =s RI 81 y$ 8. y
!.&% Just before he: died he gave his
true nam which he said was How
ard Clayton Stuart. He said his
mothers name was Edith Perkins
and that he believed she lived S5S 5s at
Los Angeles, though he had not
heard from her for three years. s
:, ~ d -
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17

same razor, ,Vieiausly attacked. Chas.
sOlker, attracted to the bedroom in
EETierney's home by the woman's
screams. but he was only q bic to
slash Olker once across the fore
head when he was 81 oyerpowered,
and his bloody carnival interrupt
ed None of the injured will die.
was between II and 4 o'clock
Id the morning that Tierney, sew
eral hours after they had retired,
iopened the vicious attack upon
/ hia$ wife. With! n a razor he slashed
her throat, a wound SO deep that
1T severed the windpipe. and which
extends from ear to ear, being in
:1icfed. The woman, however,
Fought desperately and grabbed the
blade Of the razor, with the result
that the5 flesh of the heart OF her
hand was slashed away. j.s5: $s Y n %.-e 5as7
81 merney then sYashed his own
throat, and with blood str canning
I'srom ibis own wound, and with the
bed rapidly becoming soaked in the
life blood Of his wife, he opened the
new attack on 9lker, only to be
oVsrpo 55 3. s. Esss Il: s 4 ;5,'=ii ,'
Four children, sleeping In an ad-
Joining ROOM. aroused by the ter
rible cries Of their mother, the
oaths of the Would-be murderer.
ran screaming from the house in
their night apparel. summoning
neigh bors. .$$ 49, s.4 8
Mrs. Tierney is now. In the local
hogpital, and the attending physi-
Claus say she will recover. Olker's
wound is not serious, while Tierney
who is held in the county jail, is
also recovering rapidly from his
wound. .s>s .4i;s>: ...@ IA. ~.
lousy ts given as the cause Of
the triple crime. Terney had re
Ipeatedly charged his wife with in
decorations, and officials believe his
milrd derous assault was the climax
of drinking bout. s.5 5z .s.. A. Il. !.
Three Of the children have been
taken to the chiidren's home at
Fargo. The others are here, one
of IA hem being married. 's>s 7ses$$'s s3%s;
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
55lGEEnHEst9 ECA1
RAISED FOR MARKET

s Bisnlarck e oec esarl
Hubbard of mnleI,
has been Visiting In It'd 1e capita city
tor tn le pasti sever Hays; pro badly
enjoys the dist line ION of being the
mos uni que, sas vel an the most
ckiessS arIaer Tie tats
For the past coup pleS 4 off yyearss IA 4
Hubbard has been breeding Ne
cats, accord ing tto Ioyle ori ginally
poiIl TRY Dat because itS reeds ON
poul ultry. on likes to- at east, bllt
every merican par lance ON
InonI calf 81 llli Tther
more tl1es sufl hat H,ibb bard
breeds are no Of Cd ferrous
;syariat licll roam pr'airiess
and have barred more han me
iihappy person ii JIM he eelnp pany
~ hers Cor an sfnite period
stoecaussSso too ose ont taet
bard eI1 pye scent
gland from the bab hunks sEIIen
they are four e,ls and he
'stoaitly main afns are
leanlJ ssiil lhiei habits han
.ttlfe bast oMestic ousefass
|Earaf III breed d tea lli1s
seIinaina tea
the ss
IssEaa derl ID ID la1 to- ltriMg|
RoIfiel hack
sknu spE5
'brseefa III
tl1a i,ifsaif fr1a rd
4 q ys 4 lgl3|
lIa 4 n Il l1sa u sls ~ X
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
'liClIIVlIR1
sTED NINOTf.

Gas Min0t, M q. Id. Dec s -. B.
sschWirtz for1nerIy an enploye Of
tha6 AIinot p0sfof FL Ice, was arrested
;iia8 afterno Deputy United
States Marshal Jack Duis on war;
rant chaFgi,, defalca ons in the
handling of tt1e money CT the local
post Office He Was taken before
United States blnmis sioner r. E
hopkins Whersshe waived 81 prelime
mary hearing and eli rnished bal il
the sum OF s85$
8ss HIS bond dsmen were "a. Bren 1lea,
formerly postmaster at Minot uIl- III:
der 81 1lWiItz served for sew
eral years and s. Shaw, pres
dent Hof GA i cit com missi ion. VI
The lisap appearance schWirtz
from his post III the post Office
few weeks go caused some ething of
al sensati VIII Ell Il a couple of post
office inspe eetors dropped into the
office nnexpec edIy. !. hey had not
come to check his ace cunts but
for other purpose and Y his failure
to- return aJfter the lunch hour
5 aroused their susp pteion and an in IN
Yestiga ion of his acco ounts was
started schWirtz left 1 his work at
the; desk an "a yer eturned to- the
spostofHce: Ills keys were placed an
al nail sl,ox II, Eastwood park here
they were found by th 1ail s}c ar ::
Tf6rs has been FREQ quently rllmor- i
3ed that he wa al his home in this
city ldg ASSERT Hons have been
made that he Isl been seen bout
the city But since his disap appear
1 ance not hing deinite c.Gs his where
l bouts III has been noWn. The
hooks were AIKEN sto st. Paul to be
aud led and fro rorls that source have
come i1ltimations of defalcat ions in
the form OF ina auir.ss to iocal news
\ pap Ter men for stories. Local post
soffice officials have point " refused
atoS give out any in formation or to
even intimate hat was being done
the matter
he mount detail lcations
scIl Urged in the warrant OF arrest is
aomethinf iiye SIS. 90 The defal-.
cations were I'M connection with the
money received at the Minot post
once as the depositin Office for Al al
most hundred her M offices in
North Dakota and Montana. Then en-
the inspectors came and started te
check up the money order diYisip1n
on JoFealber 1ils i they
Sintendel to check ,his entire office,
\ aud was old that u they did q. He q
ted that it as almost his lunch
hour and left the office: lis fail
y ,lre to- rat turn at ter the lunch Shous,'
nfrIneds the SUI spicions and the
inspectors began the Nsork Of Chez: 4.
\ iii ntire office They had Il mot
Intended to do this, but his inzz
squiry and his actions at the time
{ aroused glight suspic icions. His His
desk and money drawer were pried
open he liay wing taken the keys.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17

L MI. Dettman has previously ap-.
peaIed to game ward lens for relief.
from the beaver damage, but as.
serts that he will now protect the the;
beaver. There are dozens Of beay-s; ba'7 { \
err In the Sweet U Issxair 3 creek along
his farm, and with the closed sea-
son after 1 81 o hs expects to have
a fullfledg ged beaver farm and will.
make a clean up on hid des after that
date: i5|ss
sS The moving OF: small trees. float
ing cG larger mes, and hauling of
brush by. beaver to make their
dams is not unusual, but for the
animals to D tax e sho ks grain
from a field lis conside Tered decidedly
out Of the ordlnar ~ &! 5=5$5.i: 4
& Protected for. the past several
years the beavers have become
.comp mparatiyely tame, and are increas-
ing, in great numbers. Mr.. Dett-
man asserts that on his farm there
have been over 200 trees cut down,
and other &. farmers report big
damage. :sS.:.s e$3
AT the last session OF the legis-
5lature a bill was Introduced for
the purpose Of opening the beaver
TO hunters and trappers. Although
backed BY the game board this was
turned ID own. However, it Is be-
!lieyed certain that at the next ses-
sion Of the legislat II petitions
will be 8 circulated calling for legis-
;lation which will n allow property
owners to protect themselves from
the beaver damage and atE the
same time secure the hides as I. a
srecomp for their losses. 5y;s :
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
BowbeIIs Prairie
tFrom staff correspondent

"a ALI. Thompson returned from
Stanley the fore part of last week.
The oyster dinner and ladies' aid
sale held at Herman Hansens We'd
nesday was largely attended. E.
\ Jacobsons called at Tom Torke1-
sons Monday. 4 .s%.$ -
Miss Anna Sorlie visited at Finkes
+ the fore part of the week. e..1.,,,..:
aE Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson
spent several days visiting in Coz
teau. n 9 &. < >. 4: &. 9$s "a
"a surprise party was given in
honor of Herman Hansens Sunday.
a number Of friends and relatives
were there. and a very enjoyable
time; is reported. The 4: guests
brought a most delightful lunch
with them. 35:. e s5s5 ss55
"A curiosity social will be given
Friday evening In y the III Bystedt
schoo house. Miss Hofue,, teacher.
Teachers, Miss Evans, Miss En-.
mons and Miss Bevins will leave
Friday evening ], d Misses Evans and
\ 5Emmons will 60 to Minneapolis
and Miss Bevins will 60 to her
home at Minot, TO spend Christmas
vacation s5 .SssS$s
TrygYe elldahl and Alfred
Thompson purcha Fred Han
sen 's cutter last week.
Martin Thomp pson called at Knut-ss
SON Saturday nj ght and sunday
The young folks of the Danish
Lutheran church held their choir
practice at Rasm musens THURSDAY
evening of last week
Ss Peter Hansens called al the
5TlEhies home Monday evening.
Mrs: All. |. Thomp ION entertained
lumber of the ladies AT q lildi-
fisk dinner Tsuegday
Herman Iansens called at Fred
Joilnsoils NJ Mondsy everlins
One ErieKsoll's 's3
small sons is very il stt the city
shospia with yphoid fever ~
sai ape speed reeoRery
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
Ranch Woman
Crushed To Death

\ : Killdeer, III. tD:s 4Des. g. WV Hen
Mrs Alice - Dorgan,, f1omesteader
and ranch woman Of the Oakdales
country was out rounding up cattle
her horse slipped on a side hill
rolling over on the rider. ".
When she failed to return home.
members Of the family started a
search and, six hours later Earl AL
drich, son, found his mothers
body. No bones were broken but
life had been crushed out by the
weight Of the horse. = 5':..., =
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17

II. H. Hansen OF southeast OF the
city. who on Wednesday OF this
week sold all his personal proper
ty at public auction, leaves at ohce
for Junction City. Oregon whore,
he will make his future home. The
sale was well attended and every
thing brought good prices. The
Hansen family have peen residents
of near this city for a good many
years, and have a large number 5of.
friends here, ., all OF whom r viii
greatly regret to learn of their re-
moval from Burke county, but wili
wish them the best Of everything
In their new home. We all hope
to see them back again in a year
or two r..
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
CUPID MINIS HIS
CASE IN COURT

h Devils Lake, N: D., Dec. 6.7--1n
the presence of the jury which had
been drawn to try the case. with
Judge q. w Butz and Judge c. n,
Cooley as witnesses and the court
room filled with spectators, Anna
Reed and Ernest Johnson were mar
sried he breach of promise case
ended III "a wed ding
# To carry out the feeling OF good
Fellowship the Foreman Of the jury
took VI a collection with 3whi hicn 70
purchase q Wedd ling present for the
young folks, securing q handsome
sum .5s 2.sIs
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
CATCH :.
GRAIN THIEVES

N ott, Al. Dec. 16.-Farmers
west of this point Joined in a chase
3of many miles when two young
men were found loading grain from
an open bin on the farm of J. Fl.
siSer. had o fast team
and escaped but were eau ght: later
after ahand doning their rig and
striking out on foot: Taken s to
Dickinson for safe keeping they
escaped from jail but were captur-
ed again, taken to New England
and sentenced, after pleading gull,
.ty. They are believed to have been
responsible for thefts of hundreds
of bushels CT grain in this district
this fall Isl, Y!3s 5t$s- {. d 5y
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
lD|A IRlIl! llI|U|C|| !
lII| RAZOR

sgsl eiR g.
KeIferi God
III 1iieted ky
sal fe ilnaelfs
seter lie
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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17
Two Young Couple
I. Happily Married

1 Miss Mae Beck and Rudolph Ma
honey. both OF this city, were mar
ried at the home CT the bride in
west Bowbells last Sunday evening
at six O'Clock in the presence Of a
few intimate friends and relatives,
the Rev. e. W., Spence officiating.
Immediately after the ceremny
very delicious luncheon was served
to all present, after which the bal
ance CT the evening was spent in
visiting. The happy couple has
already gone to- housekeeping in
the Anna Beck residence which the
groom purchased several weeks ago,
and which he very comfortably
Furnished for the reception of his
bride The bride has been a resi-
dent of BOwbells for several years,
is well known to everyone, and re-
quires no introduction OH our part.
The groom came mere in the pio-
neer days with his parents, and has
Eince resided here almost continu-
ously. For time ha conducted
a photo studio here, and during
that time fully demonstrated that
he was an artist of no small amount
of ability. During the past year
he has been conducting the only
garage in Bowbells, and the largest
and best equipped one in this Sec
tien of the state. He is a natural
born mechanic, and understands
all complicated machinery in it's
every detail. When he gets through
with q piece of work one can de.
pend on its being done right. At
the same time he is prince of a
nice fellow. one whom it is grea!
pleasure. to know, he makes friends
wherever he goes, and we doubt if
he has an enemy. in the entire
country. The Tribune joins their
many friends in extending to this
good couple it's congratulations and
best wishes.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17

~
At the home of the brides par
ents in this, city last Thursday ev-
ening at seven o'clock took place
the marriage of two OF Bowbells
most popular young people, Her
man johnson, who holds an i'm
portant position with the 500 Line
here, and Miss Evelyn Remington,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Remington. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. A. H. Beer,
pastor! of the local M. e. church,
and the bridal. couple was attended
by Harold Remington Of $ Foothills
a cousin of the .. bride,
who acted as best man, and Esther
Reming gton, her sister, who acted:
as bridesmaid The brides fiow-
sr$i was nareissus. The room was
decorated for the. oc-
aston with roses and carnations,
atd the ceremony was witnessed
by about 20 friends and relatives
Of the contracting parties. Im-
mediately after the happy couple
vas pronounced man and wife a.
very delicious two course wedding
upper was served to- all present
Instead Of using the regular place
ards carnations were used for each
person, The balance of the even
ing was spent in visiting. I: ;,,.s.
. The bride is well and t4avorablF
known to all people in Bowbells and
vicinity having come here five
years ago, after graduating from
the Elgin, (Ill.) Academy. Her
parents came here several. years
before, but she remained in the
east to finish her, schooling. She
later aduated from a Fargo bust
ness college. Since then she has
held various important positions
here. She is of refined dispos' :
ton, to know her is to- like her,
and she has friends without nun,-
Der here: .:. S$s q 5S & IA
The groom has been resident of
Bewbells during most Il cS the time
for the past five; years. having
come here from Minneapo polls; to art
as night an at the local 500! sta
ton. BY hard work and attending
strictly to business he's was promot-
ed several times until he now holds
the best position here outside Of
the agent He IS a young man \ Of
good habits, always attends to h Is
own busine ess 81 and never afraid
to do. his share Of the york He
won the friend shi ip c,fs AL III the Bow
bells business men for II he reason
that he ould be "a bso ol1iteIy depend-
ed upon at every turn OF the road.
If he promised to- get a wire off
at once that wire went before Her
man did #anyt hing else f8 a pack
age was broug ghts iii to 60 on a cer-
tain train ,#S the sender would not
worry any after he had given II to
Herman Herman has the rep1l-
tation ever forge citing any
thing and proved himself Eto be a
very Iuab II man For his emploY-
ers and al lIF pc Cpl who had any
business to "a d WI I'll: the road. Tn
like mos raj lroad men he IS id lWaYs
courte in. and never tires of aFi-S
sWaring foolish qllesti Ions propound-
ed people that come To- the de-
pot
rs. ohnson left last
evening for inueap no lis ~ ne re- they
WI yisit u n a n, lays the
groom s. relative ges n hoy
Yill and orado
Spring sisit reIa atiyes of
the hi de They be back
abou JannaI and the
present ma Lllei home at
the resi- dence of ffllie ddss
ents The bune oiins ti,ei many
Intends ceI, grat tsllattnls this good
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-12-17

Sfefon icz. fary NIB
iic bune Hull ding,
Bowl s1 orl q \ ssj ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-13
CONFERENCE WILL
BE HELD THURSDAY
Pastoral Meeting Of Evangelical
Church Will be Held at
st. Paul's.

The Keoku.s and Burlington pastor
al conference of the Evangelical
church will assemble here tomorrow.
The conference consists Of sixteen
ministers and twenty congregations of
this vicinity. Some of the ministers will
arrive this evening. but they will most
ly come in On the morning trains to-
morrow. The first business session
will begin at 10 a. M, lasting until
II o'clock noon, and the second session
will last from / to p. m.
The ladies Of the church will serve
dinner and supper in the parish hall.
After business hours, men of the st.
PauPs church will take the visitors
in autos over the city and out to the
industrial tract.
At 1880 the meeting Of the Evangel-
zeal Brotherhood will take place, and
several of the visiting pastors will
take part in the program. The gen.
eral subject will be Men and the
Educational Function Of ithe Church"
round table discussion will follow
the addresses. There will be repre-
sentatives from the mems organiza.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-13
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEVER|sH
IF C0NST|PkTED
SYRUP OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM TENDER STOM-
ACH OR BOWELS.

A laxative today saves sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue, mother! #
coated, or your child is listless, cross,
feyerish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailmen',
give teaspoonful of california
Syrup of Figs" then don't worry, be.
cause it is perfectly harmless, and in
few hours all this constipation pois.
on, sour bile and fermenting waste
will gently move out Of the bowels,
and you have we'll, playful chill d
again. A thorough "inside cleansing
Is oftimes all that Is necessary. 1t
should be the first treatment given in
any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for 5O-cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, chill
dren Of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly printed on the bottle. Look
carefully and see that it is made by
the California Fig Syrup company"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-13

On Saturday the new motor !chemi'
cal engine, $3.50, ordered some time
ago, arrived and the trailer carrying
1000 feet Of hose will be here in
about week. The engine is a perfect
beauty in it's brilliant coat Of red, and
its brass trimmings; 1t carries four
lights same as Ford auto. and has
one rear red light; it has two large
tanks, twenty gallons each, one extra
charge in two cylinders, and one hand
extinguisher, two Pyrene hand ex
!tinguishers, extra; also one twenty
foot extension ladder which Is hung
on one side; w. F. D. is painted on
each side The purchase Of this
equipment is a big step forward for
Warsaw, and reduces her fire danger
considerably Not a little OF the
credit for the purchase is due to Chief
Wallace and Aldermen Buckert, Roth
and Eymann.
Several interesting questions have
been presented by Warsaw men for
the round table discussion at the
mems meeting in Keokuk at st. Paul's
hall, Eleventh and Bank streets
Thursday, October IA, 7:3O p. m. The
discussion will be led by Rev. A