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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30

and pointed his gun at the window.
The officer ducked long enough to
load the rifle. Maudal turned and
walked back, stopped an instant in
the doorway of the Consumers Unit
ed Store, then walked on up to the
First State Bank. From his ac-
tions it was plain to see that he was
beginning to get excited and was
exceedingly nervous. He crouched
down as he walked, as a.rhunter af-
ter game, and always brandishing
his revolver.
$G Little Howard Hawkinson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hawkinson, was
sitting on his tricycle. directly in
front Of the First State Bank, and
only a few feet from Maudal when
he stopped again and turned in re-
sponse to the deputy sherif's orders
to drop the gun. Grasping the op-
portunity, I. NJ Garfield, of the
First State Bank, rushed out, grab
bed the boy and carried him into
the bank. Maudal turned and fol-
lowed. AS he reached the thresh-
hold Garfield pushed him out. slam
med the door and locked it.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30
cATARp WANTS A
PREMIUM ON BONDS

Bismarck. N. D., May 29.-In a
proclamation, or open letter to the
public addressed by Director Cath
no, of the Bank of North Dakota,
to the, bankers of the state in par
ticular, attention is, called to the
fact that the state is offering for
sale s2,000,000 worth of Bank OF
North Dakota bonds, 1900 $50
bonds to mature July l, 1926
1000 500 bonds to mature July
l, 1929, and 1000 $1,000 bonds to
mature July l, 1894. Interest at
IS per- cent wilt begin 4Juiyr1, 1918, /,
and will be payable semi-annually,
on Jan. 1 and July !:
Director Cathro advises that these
bonds are ready for delivery as
rapidly as they can be signed, and
he declares that they are backed by
$4,000, 900 worth of assets, rep
resenting the whole worth Of North
Dakota, or $1,000 of responsibility
for each dollar in bonds. He states
that it is desired to sell 100000
or more Of these bonds to the peo-
pie at premium, suggesting that
a reasonable amount should be dis
posed of at home at 1027s, which
he states would be equivalent to the
surrender of the first six months
interest.
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A. c. ToWn|ey 10 L Deliver
Address in bOWbe||s June 10.

adjoining counties are planning on
coming, and as the roads are now in
fairly good condition for travel,
everyone who can get away will be
here. Not only members of the
league are planning on coming but
all others as we'll will want to see
and hear this great organizer. No
matter whether, person agrees
with Mr.. Town1ey's principles or
disagrees with him, it must be ad-
mitted that the farmers of the
northwest were never organized in
as perfect manner as they are
now, and the organization Is chief
" due to the efforts Of Mr., Townley.
sCome to Bowbells on June 10th
even if you do not care to hear Mr..
sTownley, All your friends from
other parts of the county will be
here and you will want to visit with
them. It will be a big day in
B0wbells, and arrangements are be-
ing made by the citizens Of the city
to- take care of the large crowds.
An effort will be made to get the
Seimers Band to furnish music dur
ing the evening before the speak
ing starts. and other attractions are
also being arranged.
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PROGRAM PREPARED
FOR MEMORIAL DAY

All COMMITTEES appointed to look
after the Memorial program to be
given in Bowbells today (Friday)
have completed their work, and ar
rangements are now being made to
carry out the plans made by these
committees. The program in the
forenoon will start at 10 O'Clock at
the Royal Theatre where the fol-
lowing events will take place:
Band Selection 49,. Seimers Band
Prayer
Song .......... Girls Glee Club
''The Perfect Tribute, Ruth Bryan
"The Blue and the Gray .....
...... ........ Helen Randall
American Liberty" ...... -.
...... ...... Josephine Miller
Auuress ..... 49,.
Hon v. E. Stenersen of Minot
Dedication ..... Ida Hendrickson
Band Selection 80. Seimers Band
Song ........... Girls Glee Club
Parade to cemetery, headed by
Seimers Band
The program at the cemetery will
be as follows:
Prayer
America" played by the seimers
Band and sung by all present.
Decoration of graves at both cam
eteries.
From the cemeteries the crowds
will go to their homes and eat din
ner and rest until two o'clock in
the afternoon when the program at
the ball park will begin. This will
consist chiefly of sports. and will
include a ball game between the
soldiers and civilians, horse races,
athletic exhibitions, and an exhi-
bition made by H. l.. Richardson
with one of his race horses.
The program for the evening will
consist of q grand ball to be given
at the Royal Theatre for which mu-
sic will be furnished by the Bow
BELLS CoteauI orchestra. A large
floor committee will look after the
wants of alT who come and a very
pleasant time is assured all who
attend.
]. w. Moore has had charge Of
the work of cleaning up dead grass
and other rubbish that had accum-
ulated at the cemeteries, and has
gone out every afternoon during
the past week with several men.
All the dead. grass has. been burn
ed OF, and all tumbling weeds
have been picked up and destroy
ed. Work has also been done on
cleaning up the ball park for the
sports that are to take place there.
A big crowd is expected here to-
day for both, the forenoon and at
ternoOn programs.
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be required to pay the other half
After the road is once completed
according to government speciflca-
tions the government will maintain
such road for all time to come at
its own expense. Some farmer
will be employed to look after a
mile or more of the road next to
his place, and 1t will be his duty to
drag it whenever necessary and
make all necessary repairs during
the entire year. The road will be
of no further expense to either the
county or the townships.
County Commissioner John o.
Grubb, who has taken great in
terest- in all county roads since he
was elected to his office, and who
has spent much time and study on
the federal roads, tells The Tribune
that it may take most of the sum-
mer to get everything lined up for
the construction of\ this project,
and that we will do we'll If we get
the survey made next fall so con-
struction work may commence as
soon as the frost Is out of the
ground next spring.
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WARRANT PREPARED;
BANKER KILLS SELF

Kenmare. N. D., May 29.-1. A.
Engdahl, former cashier of the Ken
mare State Bank, was shot and
killed at his home here Saturday, al
most simultaneously with the arrest
at Wyndmere, N. D., Of his former
business partner, Harry X. Sands,
charged with responsibility for an
alleged shortage of about $4,000
in the resources of the bank.
I. E.. Sheets, assistant attorney
general, was in Minot comforting
with States Attorney o. B. Herig-
stad with reference to the issuance
of a warrant against Engdahl when
word of his death was received.
Officials are holding an investiga-
tion today to determine whether or
not it was suicide or an accident
that caused Engdahl's death.
The Kenmare State bank was
closed many months ago.
Engdahl was prominently known
in banking and political circles. He
was about SO years old.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30
CHORAL
SINGS JUNE 3

''The Hymn of Praise Mendel-
sOhn's sacred cantata has been Sc
lected by the Kenmare Choral Club
for its second annual appearance in
that city, on Monday evening, June
9. The club. will be assisted by
Harry J.. Williams, harp soloist of
the Minneapolis Symphony orches-
ira and program of choral mum.
.bers and solos will round out the
program. The Choral club. which
has a membership, Of sixty voices
has been rehsarsing under the dir
ection Of Mrs. l.. r.. Critdhfleld Tor
the past several months, and pro-
misses a Anished prodArtioR on the
evening OF its second annual ap-
:pearalce. Further announcement
OF interest will be made later.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30

President A. c. Townley Of the
Nonpartisan League will deliver an
address in Bowbells on Tuesday,
June 10th at eight o'clock p. M, at
which it iss believed that a larger
crowd will be present to hear him
than ever congregated in this city.
This will be Mr.. Townley's first ap-
pearance in Burke county, the near
est he ever came to Burke county
before Being Kenmare over year
ago when large numbers of farmers
from this county made a trip to the
goose neck town to hear what he
had to say. While Mr.. Townley
will be the main speaker of the
evening, addresses will also be de-
livered by Hon. J. I. Cahill, hem
bers of the legislature and other
league speakers who will discuss
the new laws. s TX. .,,
II Mr.. Townley draws half the
crowd here that he does in other
cities where he has spoken there
will not be room in any building in
town for the crowds. that will gath
er here, and the meeting will no
doubt have to be held in open air
on the street. Farmers from all
parts of Burke county as we'll as
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30
FARMERS WIN AN
INTERESTING CASE
Mtnat Independent:

Mtnat Inde pendent: A decision
has just been made by Judge Leigh
ton in the case of number of Bur-
lington farmers against the Royal
Indemnity Co., the farmers receiv-
ing a verdict for $8,165.13 and in
terest. The farmers sued for $10,-
900, the amount of the bond fur
nished by the company to the Hogy
Elevator Co. of Burlington. which
thru financial difficulties was COM
PEELED to suspend operations for
period in 1915.
H. T. Hogy. who conducted the
elevator, failed and he induced q
number of farmers to accept his
notes for money which he owed
them for grain which they had stor-
ed at the elevator when 1t failed.
The farmers claim they gave the
notes with the understanding that
all farmers who have grain stored
there would do the same thing, in
order to give Mr.. Hogy an oppor-.
tunity to resume business. All Of
the farmers who stored their grain
did not give notes, therefore the
farmers claimed they had a right
to ask for the return Of those notes
and they looked to the Royal In
demnity Co. to make good on its
$4,000 bond. The court decided
in favor Of the farmers and render
ed q verdict for the 100000 less
1854 which had been paid by. the
company to c. R. Bierly and Ed.
Durbfn I'M
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from the railroads each year for
three years toward this project, and
at meetings, held on Monday of this
week practically, all the townships
effected have promised to assign
such taxes for this purpose At q
meeting held at Columbus at ten
O'Clock Monday morning at which
the county board was present as
were also the town boards of Short
creek, Forthun, Keller and Fay and
Columbus village, the town boards
were unanimous in their willing
ness to assign the railroad. taxes for
a period of three years to help pay
for the proposed road. At meet
ing held at Flaxton at three o'clock
the same afternoon the townships
of Richland Dale, 500 and Portal
and Flaxton Village were represent
ed, and these were also unanimous
in their willingness to assign the
railroad taxes. In the evening Of
the same day another meeting was
held ia B0wbells city at which
sBowbells city, and Carter and Bow
bells townships were represented,
and here Bowbells CITY and Carter
said they were willing to
come IN, while the, supervisors of
Bowbells township stated that they
wanted To- consult some OF the tax
payers before coming tO: q decision.
Vale and Minnesota townships were
invited to these meetings. but were
not represent NJ
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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30
DEATH | IS RESULT
OF ACCIDENT

Kenmare, N. D., May ga. G.
Engdahl, Kenmare banker, was &C.
cidentally shot and killed, accord
ing to the verdict of the coroner's
jury consisting of A. E. Paulson, J.
N. Fox and J. E. Showers. The
evidence showed that the bullet of
a .32 calibre revolver entered the
abdomen. In a death bed state
ment Engdahl said that he was
cleaning the gun when the accident
happened, He suffered Intense
pain for several hours. =
Engdahl, was an undertaken by
profession, and knew anatomy, and
this fact pointed out as indicating
that he hardly would have purpose
ly shot himself in such manner as
to cause so much pain,
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30
REAL ESTATE II TRANSFERS
(Furnished by Burke Abstract Co..
4. e 4. MAY 20 ~ s.s

FURNISHED by Burke Abstract COD
MAY 20 !
MAY 21. ;
o. o. Adams to Carl J. Carlson.
ST.. E 1-2 NE IA 20. 8 1-2 NV
IA 23-159-9o. D
Scott Eynon, ct ux. to +. G. Falck
$4,000. Sc IA s35-163-92. 5l.$9
Wilson Lancaster to Charles Pix
ley, $1,000. Sc Id Sc f-4 FL, lot
i, sec. 22-159-93.
MAY. 20 y s:5s ..
r.. T.. Wixom, to F. A. Keup,
$1,000. Undivided ons-half inter-
est in NV IA 20-162-93. BY
Louis Fritz to B. 4. Champlin,l
$3.50. h Lot 9, block 80, Portal.
& Henry Letterno. ct ux. to st..
SPauls Evangelical Lutheran church
5of Flaxton, $3.50. Lot l and SOUTH
xeasterly one-half Of lot ?, block 2S,
1s'' u MAY 2s
g,:s None. .. vi sSy3 .S,..t
Gustaf Swedlund, ct ux. to Ole
5v.i johnson, SIS o0, NE - 26-z
1913 AZ AZ
ss5 Lars Christiansen TO Sena Grindy
5g$5 d. Lot ~, block 8, Powers Lake
Anderson, ct ux,s to Guy Petty
$50 OO.. ..S sS IS 4 -22SS NV I q and N s1-2I
8W 1-4 II O-94 4 ..s
s.!s p s.
lbert Be1an5 to J, "A Al lbert = = d, Rick 8:
man $l.s Rear 2 Il feetS q ! lots AZ s1s
and q block !, Bowbel J. y 81 ells,; ], s9s &
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BABY IS DESERTED
NTH FRIEND

Binford, N. D.. May 29.-When
Mr.. p. Klein, new arrival here
from northern Minnesota met his
family at Pekin,. N. D., he was sur
prised to find his wife In charge of
three children instead Of two.
During the trip Of Mrs. Klein to
Pekin, she visited q woman by the
name Of MRS. Lucy Paul. who had
an infant child, named Barton Paul,
both sharing double seats with the
Klein family. 5 ..3ss ss:s sl{; M
Before the train pulled ~ out Of
Devils Lake. Mrs. Paul asked Mrs.
Klein to care for the baby q rev
minutes. r. Mrs. Klein Is still caring
for the y0ungster. ~
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30
LAO SUFF0CATED
BY FALLING EARTH

Schafer, N. D., May 29.-Leaving
his home to 60 out after the cows,
the 14year-old son of Mr.. and Mira,
Clarence, Hart, took refuge from a
storm in a, cave which had been dug
in a hill side under a large rock
which weighed about a ton.
While the boy was tn the cave, 1t
is believed that either thunder or
moisture loosened the rock sufff-
GENTLY to cause it to fall. The lad
was found near the entrance of the
cave with his face buried in the dirt.
No bones were broken. Death was
due to suffOcatiOn. a
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30
NJ. f. CHURCH, SUNDAY
EVENING, JUNE FIRST

EVENING, JUNE FIRST
Home coming of the boys. Pro-
gram for the public: . M
Scripture-Prayer
Battle. Hymn Of the Republic"
~. ...s... Chorus and Audience
We Greet You, American Sons. by
Mrs. Hunter, Pres. War Mothers
A Word Of Welcome -. Pastor
"The Red, White and Blue" !.
~. .,.l.s... Chorus and Audience
Address, "A Fight for Principle (.
...5... .....a.... Atty. Heckel
Star Spangled Banner ........
.... .i.s.. Chorus and Audience
Address, Over the Top
-. $. \. S. .... Atty. Phelps
Music; Solo !. : q. 80: y. Selected
Demobolizing Of the Service Flag
!. j. 3 g.s. War Mothers in Charge
''The. Church In the WILDWOOD
.5... Chorus and Audience
All Soldiers Welcome.
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Miss Lola sJensen, who recently
underwent al operation ror5 appsn-
5dicitis at the Iakeside hospital At
Kenmare,> returned to- thia city
ssTuesday afternO Oon. She is# GettinEi
along fne, and 81 fapid1y resoyes
Sing from the ord ~
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30

The r.. 4. Blenkner family have
made arrangements TO leave either
Saturday Or Sunday for their ranch
near Olive, Mont. where they will
make their permanent home. Their
household goods and other person
IA effects are being shipped By
rail and they expect to make the
"trip themselves overland with
their cal. They have rented their
.rresid dence tOss the n Pitts family.
who expect moYe Into same
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-05-30
RECEPTION FOR SOLDIERS

A patriotic service will be held
It the Methodist church, Sunday
evening, June 1st, in honor of the
returned soldiers and sailors Of
Burke county. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all boys in khaki
or blue to be present A special
program OF music and speeches
has been prepared,
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Try q Tribune want ad.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-08-22
To Our Subscribers.

The date of the expiration OF yom
subscription will be found on every
copy of the Shenandoah Herald,
Please remit without waiting foi
statement 10 be sent from this Office.
BY SO doing you will greatly obliega
THE HERALD PUBS.
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Pull YOUR savings il the. Savings
Department Of the Shenandoah Val,
ley Loan. and Trust Co., Woodstock,
Va. at per cent compound interest
Amounts OF s1.O0 and upwards re.
celyea. The oniY savings inslltu.
tlon IL LIE county ior the accomula
ton of the small savings of Iaborins
men, women, and children.
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BARBER SHUP
Court ST., WOODSTOCK Va.
Warden Fravel, Propr.

shave. . 10 Haircut. Is
SINCE. ..... ID Shampoo. Il
taclRi Massage. Is
Ionic ltuo. 49,. and 10
Shaving Corpse.... 100
Shave away from shop Is
Haircut - :" 81
Halrcul ana shave away from shop sc
s@ rompl attention gwen 10 al
custOmsers.
A shaN OF the Sublic patronage
solicited,
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FOR SHERIFF.

I respectfully announce myself as {
candidate for reelection to the Office
of Sheriff OF Shenandoah County
subject to the action of the Republic
can Primary Your support will bt
greatly appreciated.
June 20-te+ W. D. STONFR,
TO the Voters of Shenandoah County
am q candidate for Sheriff at the
Democratic Primary 10 be held Sat
urday. August 10th, 1919. Your vote
and your influence viii be appreciated
Very truly,
July 25-te ERNEST f. SINE.
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Fho rs AM Ei1s Sot a =
Emmanuel Church, v ooastock-
FIRST Sunday evening al I.oO; Sec
ond Sunday at Eleven q, ~; ). Thru
sunday svenlng at 1870.
kER GILES b. PALMER.
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SHENANDOAH HERAll
ADVERTIsINe Rzrn

Transient sdvertissgneu>s Win
% inserted .t--6o cents psr square
OF ton lines each insertion. Rad.
ing noticesat i've cents pss Lire,
~ou.rser'y and Yearly Displa,
advertisements by contrast,
~Unless the number OIL inser-
lions 10 marked upon the manu-,
script, advertisements will be put,
lished until forbidden and chsrgse
accordingly
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Invest you money III tbe per cent
certificates Of The ohen. auey Loan
~ Trust Co., Woodstock, Va. Sc
curlty unQuestlOnea. Interest pay
able semi-annuaLy, ana Certificates
redeemable any slime alter SIX months
~ saOr. uoLlca.
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FOR SUPERVISOR.

We are authorized to announce j.
W PIFER as candidate for Super
visor. in StCnewail District. Subject
to Democratic Primary, if any.
May Ste.
respectfully announce myself as
a candidate for Supervisor for Stone
wall District, subject To the action of
the Republican Primary.
June 27-te+ w. L. GOLLADAY.
We are authorized to announce
W. Nj. HOTEL as candidate for
Supervisor in Johnston District, sub.
lect to the Republican Primary.
TOT the Voters of Johnston District
| wish to announce my acceptance
| to the call to become a cadidate for
Supervisor, for Johnston District,
| subject TO the Democratic Primary
Your support will be greatly appre-
ciated.
lJuly lite. J. STANLEY BARR.
| COMMITS SIONER OF THE REVENUE.
I hereby announce myself a candi.
| date for Commissioner Of the Revenue
| for J Johnston District in the general
| election to be held in November 1919,
subject to Republican Primary, If any.
favor writing all assessments in
duplicate and to leave copy in the
hands OF the assessed.
| Apr lS-te VIM. TAMKIN.
We are authorized to announce
ICHAS. E. TAPLEY as candidate for
commissioner of the Revenue In
Stonewall District. subject to the
Democratic Primary.
May Ste.
l respectfully announce myself as a
candidate for reelection as Commits.
sioner of the Revenue for Johnston
District, subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary. The support oil
my fellow citizens will be highly ap.
preciated. ISAAC HARRIS.
June 6-te.
l respectfully announce myself as g
candidate for commissioner Of thu
Revenue for Stonewall District, sub
ject to the Republican Primary.
June 6-te pd C.. A. KILLER.
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The Best Plaster.

A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound
ON over the seat Of pain is often more
e1ectual for lame back than a
plaster and does not cost anything
like as much. adv.
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Mt. Jackson. Va, r ], t.

RICHARD >. WRIGHT, CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY TGEAejt N,
We are authorized 10 Announce MIR,
K : Wi III, O. Suasbar. as . Can
3i&aJt .ot zoe n"m.uatIon Of County
Treasurer, Sutje,r ~ jhe action Of the
Democratic trjmary to be held Oh
Saturday. August 18th
Mr.. Wright is one Of Shenandoah
County's most successful business
men He has never been in politics
either did he seek this nominate On
4ther tn people hay sou5h. him
tie comes before the people from
Stat section a. he cCa8ly NG.tU 5
largely Dtmoc-at:c Gno 7hluij ha
Represented on the c0uu.r clio Bot.
representative Repnb leans acC DaH
Gratis are urging his candidacy. know
ing that his nomination wi, mean
courteous and efficient strati0r,
without regard to any othen consider
alton then that of duty.
To the Voters OF Shenandoah County:
In announcing myself IS d canli-
date for Treasurer Of Sheuaudo&h
Couuty know the people demand
INTEGRITY, HONESTY, and Efficiency
IN &)iiue any and every .c4 IN the
vouut,. rs aeuu. eu.l ZEE Eno
will l4oE ejtcr |.s ltHa .aoT'e's} ~
ttr st ami not fa,r ogl ,dU0{ m
tGl~.. am lplNe. >hibiti on
tnu ~. sun prGus = raiIe
20 .ur.t e.,c eli < din. :
'g ha interested. /. H. $500 re-
pie oua.u ..s,ef.. 4a. t..e..-
III rL-l-> .. t.,4, et p, ;tt
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