The Bowbells tribune., 1920-11-05
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Cuba-Joseph Schieb has been coins
| miss!oned postmaster.
University-Wireless weather fore
casts are received here. &t
S;nish-A Civic Improvement So
ciety has been organized.
Devils Luke-The Lake Region OIL
company has been formed.
New Salem-This point has been
made flag stop for N. P. train No. 2.
StilI--Nine purebred Shorthorns>~
have been purchased for the w. D.
Perkins herd.
Minot-Knights of Pythias are or
gan;zing a lodge Of the Dramatic Order
Of the knights of khorassan.
peering-Fifty boxes Of honey were
sold in one week by John Nussbaum,
who started bee culture last week.
Falsen-Foreseeing 1921 labor
shortage, prominent local farmers are
cutting down their cultivated areas.
Wahpeton-The American Legion Is
helping to find Herbert L. Mccall,
missing service man last seen here.
Portal-An Illinois and Nebraska
car. as well as two North Dakota cars,
were taken by Canadian police here.
Nelva-Cabbage was found to be a
profitable crop by Joan Gilman, who
raised 1000 heads in a garden patch.
Alamo-A $4,000 school building
with every modern improvement and
convenience is under construction
here.
N1andan-Ferm, garden. and duiry
products worth $9O32 were produced
ut the state training school the past
season.
Nnnce-Striking a calf in the road,
the car In which Russell Nixon, II,
was riding, turned over and the lad
was killed.
Balfour-In moving the Messenger
plant from here to Drake, the build.
ing tipped, pied all the type, aud
broke the press.
1iettinger-The Charles Ginter farm
recently added 20 head of HolStrin-
Triesian cattle, including champion
ship yearling heifer.
Lidgerwood-A mallurd duck shot
here had note fastened to one leg
that had been dated October -, 1919,
ut Kingston, Ontario.
Voltaire-Playing with shotgun
with an eight-year-old boy resulted fa-
tally to George Anderson, 4, whose
head was blown Off
Cooperstown-Falling into IN eight
foot ditch and STRIKING on her head,
ntVio In.
iuries that may prove fatal.
Chaffee-Tying Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schutt, both Is. two masked men
robbed them of $4,000 in certificates
Of deposit and $1S5 in cash.
Vim-A postofrice has been estab.
Iished here under William Lamb to
serve ranchers On the Little Missouri
in Slope and Billings counties.
Bismarck--Hail losses on 12.132,974
acres Of insured crops this year totaled
$3,472, ,6S0.4O, or $4,000 less than last
year. u
LaMoure- to get passport,
Henry Larke cannot make long
planned visit to his aged parents in
Germany, whom he has not seen In
years.
Sanborn-Shot in the back by un-
known pursuers, Peter Vidas, 20, is
near death. He was driving whis-
key car, it is stated, ut the time Of the
chase.
Fryburg-Hoboes on\a Northern Pn-
cific freight shot E. X. Julian, local
agent, in the hip without apparent
cause or warning. Several suspects
are held.
Fargo-The report Of the Iepubli-
can national campaign committee
shows that II. S. Lewis Of Fargo was
one Of the heavy givers, being credited
With $l.1OO.
Hannaford-'rrn thousand dollars
bail has been fixed for r. w. Nolan,
Great Northern special agen, who is
charged with having shot and killed
Joseph Bagley. Il hobo, at this point.
Washburn-Four whskey runners
were arrested near here with thou
sands of dollars worth Of wet goods.
The men are believed to be part Of
ring of Illicit dealers and their bond
has been fixed high.
Grand Forks-A captaincy in the
regular army air service has been ac-
cepted by Roscoe Fawcett, former To-
cal newspaper man, who was wounded
while making splendid air service
record during the word war. ]
New Salem-Enrmers here are inter-
nstrd in the announcement that Neb-
raska corn growers may burn corn in
stead. Of Coal this winter the price
there being the same per ton. Here,
however. it is considered better cow
feed than stove feed.
Fargo-This city was stirred by the
report Of the looting of the Moorhead
postoffice, where four masked bandits
at an early hour in the morning bound
the janitor, blew open the safe, and
made their getaway with approximate
ly $4,000 in cash and negotiable
stamps both war saving and postal. .
Fargo-A cousin Of the late Terence