Bowdon High School - Bowdonian Yearbook (Bowdon, ND)

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I s Associate Editor -------- ---Edna Weippert BCUDOH HIGH SCHGOL Memor-ie s ANNUAL STAFF Ed1tor-in-Ch1ef- ----- - ------ Alette Hoefs Business Editor --------- Sports Editors- Interviews ----- Social Editors- Advertising ---- Typists -------- Faculty Sponsor Loren Unterseher ---Edna Weippert Marvin Johnson -------Russell Buchmiller Norman Remboldt e--Ramona Martin Phyllis Fortney Alette Hoefs LeRoy Koenig June Mielke -Norman Remboldt Marie Anderson ----Alette Hoefs Edna Welppert - --------- -Ann Marie Huss I M151 145, X! ..ff'?wW R -.J ' ' al 1 Q14 2' 'QL- ww J. u W., 'L n ,, 4 .bi ,M 1 '. 'fiu' .gf H 1 fm Uf 'A ,mf 1 ., ay, V 4- W. L X I DEDICATION 4, R. .u , 11 l, .f Apwg. 'fffg 5. . I 54173 , T ,. ., ' fi. -ll, QE ' .J-,J 51.---V v TLJKSIV ' 'Ta iw 1-W5 , Q , ' ! .K 'f gf Q 1 -ff ' Q J- .,.. i V m - mn 0Mwfs:1 V f:if ' qgm -'uhm 1 A 'lmF..m .'L'. ..- li, ,-:45i1fp m ?'mn M sxk, Q ' 3 4 il u Q 3, CJ' n ' u il 4' f A' QA 41 4' v A' DED C Tl To those who have gone from Bowdon High School and have given their life that this cou- ntry might enjoy its freedo- ms, We, the Class of 19464de- dic ate this Annu al f 9, A559 mm--1' f 1 - LH ill ' H mfg' 7,x.,f, ,. IQ-raw 1, hi? a 1' E A .I XF m we WILLIAM EDWARD Billie JAKLE was born .August 7, 1922, at Bowdon, N.D. Billie attended high school in Bowdon and worked on the farm until his enlistment. He entered service in February,l940, and trained with the 164th division and saw considerable service in the Pacific War Zone. He was reported missing in action on january 7, 1943, on Guadalcanal, but he was not officially declared dead until May 25, 1944. Billie was married to Glyniece Unterse- her, who survives him. He also leaves his father, W.E. jakle of Jamestown, and abr- other, Harold, of Sykeston. J, J. J, 9. J. J.4,J, J. is, 4, , . f fp. f . M., PRIVATE FIRST CLASS TERRY JACK MARTIN was born February 4, 1922, at Bo- wdon, North Dakota, He attended high school in Bowdon, and also went to Wahpeton Sci- ence School for one year. He was employed in the Pudget Sound Navy Yard at Bremer- ton, Washington before entering the service November 10, 1943, at Ft. Lewis, Washing- ton. He was stationed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland, Atlanta Ordnance Sch- ool, Georgia, and Camp Beale California, He went overseas in july, 1944, and was st- ationed in New Caledonia and New Hebrides. He was killed in action on Okinawa April 21, 1945. He is survived by his wife, from Gray, lo- wa, whom he married in October, 1943, and a year old daughter, Connie joy, whom he never saw? his mother-Mrs, Mary Martin,of Bowdon. Three brothers--Manley, Wilber, and James of Bowdong five sisters--Ramona Adrienne, and Doreen of Bowdon. Mrs. Ver- non Dwelle of Jamestown, and Geraldine of Garrison. 5 1,-fl is-M, A K FE L' ., 4 , ,A A ,, ., LL3, '- 'L - , V 1 V . 1 . i :-e, FA Y '- 'L ! 'iq 4, Edward Bomersine - Dean Randall Kenewood Randall ' George Randall Norman Fernum Sam Albright Walter Grindheim Hinard Grindhelm Arthur Tiedtkef Walter Lindstrom wesely Johnson Chester Johnson Ed Hiembuck K' Charles Stolpf Cecil Austinog Fred Hiembuckr' John Brundige Alf Elde Ingwald Eide Albert Fandrich f Douglas Fortney James Fortney Dan Fuhrman Joseph Geisler Gilbert Hanson Torleif Hanson Sigurd Helseth Alvin Hoff' -ff Kelvin Hoff-J James Hoff' 1' Kenneth Jones Lloyd Jones Alfred Kowitz I Gilbert Kowitz V Herbert Kow1tz'm Theodore Kowitze Ivan Koenig- Everett Koenig Arnold Krueger Truman Krueger Edwin Lund Stanley Lund K Killed in action. BOWDON SERVICE --..4- X4 Manley Martin Terry Martini Arnold Kelby Winton Ielby Arthur Oien Roy Oien Emer Rott Harry Salesnf Clarence Somerville Ralph Reisnour Herbert Suckut Don Tallman Peter Werner Sherman Westby Melvin Westby Lester Strand William Monk Elmer Wipte John Wipff Albert W1pfJ Clarice Furhman Harold Wake Henry Rexine Elmer Remboldt Alden Unterseher Dallas Unterseher Roy Suckut Harold Haldorson Frank Wright J Lyle Hirsch Bernes Tonn Floyd Buchmiller Raymond Hielke Clarence Koeller Ben Kleinsasserf Vernon Dirksonr Gerald Wagner Dallas Krueger Alwood Suckut Billy Jaklef,, Archie Johnson 3 u 5 I 1 1 E i 5 1 I N an fn QM I 9 AW udmm FACULTY X wr 5 1 . ,J 5, Fil ' N' in f ,-fm' .L., .waxy .. 1, .i A Q ' 1 w uw , ,-,N fir 51245 'H ' 4 wp, L 'LL 11. , A , s .wx ,. w A --- l ,f . H iw.. M , -'sl .1,.:J vi' il , I Q I Ai, ,ywlkfygfg 422- rl, ,f ,Mfr ffm , ,-f .,, g,,.,,s-A54 r r J r rr - e-me 1 W? ' ' 4' 1 ' ' '92 .ig,,H ' '. ,GPS Henry J. Orvedahl ,. f W! ,',,,-g.,.Ll: ,,-,, QW. , f' ,,, Lowell J. Mitchell Principal Ann Marie Huss E Charlotte Erman Agnes Aslakson Ruth Johnson 1 -...HH A ' ' lie in - Q . E41 5, sg, 52, F., .m ,zz 9424 1 KMM SENIORS , in 1,.g,5.71 w ny? Wi? 1.4, 4? -,-u 'siffg heel? R0 Y A old Edna We- N 'rrflafl Ipperl' O. Ma 'HC'-5 rvfn J Bucmm 01111 sseu Marie Anderson Son 'li i RU' FT: iam, . WT., -. K .V f'29f3f?'W5 - if ffkw ldhxit' QQ' in - ' Aw x -' ,MJ-. -5577 . --an rn .' Lor en Unter seher P-lette Haeis june Nliehce LeR oy Koenig E Q 3 . I i . i ! E L E E V SENIOR INTE RVIEWS ----.---11 Norman Remboldt nNertzN nPatiencel Patience! Fame is yet to comeu Band 53 Annual.23 Glee Club 33 Senior Class Play. Edna Weippert linda H HA girl of varied interestsn Glee Club 33 Band 23 Basket- ball 23Newspaper lg Annual 23 Pep Squad 23 Class Playy Vice President of Senior Class. Marie Anderson nBlack1en Need a man be tall to be high ?' Glee Club 33 Chorus l3 Pep Squad 53 Editor of Annual 13 Senior Class Play. Russell Buchmiller WBuckeyeW nEqually playful in basket- ball and loveu Glee Club 33 Band lg Basket- ball 43 Annual and Newspaper 23 Operettag Senior Play 2, Loren Unterseher ffundy H HSome day your dream will come trueu Band'5Q Glee Club 43 Annual 23 Class Plays 23 Basketball 2. Alette Hoefs HA slave to no one but her mann Glee Club 53 Basketball23An- nual 2 KEd1tor l yearly Sec- retary-Treasurer of Senior Class3 Class Plav3 Pep Squad lg Operetta. I Marvin Johnson llwlndyll Hwhen in the course of human events it becomes necessary to bluff, then let us bluffu Basketball 53 Band 53 Annual 23 President of Senior Class3 Senior Class Play. June Mielke NIt's a great life if you don't weakenn Club 43 Chorus 23 Class Glee Playg Band 33 Operetta. LeRoy Koenig III-Ieell nHis heart is like the moon, ever ways a woman in itn Senior Class Playg Annual 23 Basketball 33 changing and there isal- I w 1 1 . V - .,,,..,.N....-M,, ..L.,.,..,,,.--,,., ,.,.,.,,,Y.,-,,,., .,.i-.,n........-. ......,-..,i....... ...,.-..-,.! SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Class of l9ll6,began our earlier training in var- ious schoolsg therefore few of us have come through the eight grades together. None of the class graduated from the Bowden School as eighth graders, but we began as Freshman here. Our first years of school were not spent together but each of us tried to grasp the fundamentals for a foundation to later history. we all managed to make the eighth grade up to standard. The freshman year started with an enrollment of eleven: Marie Anderson, Russell Buchmiller, Garry Hart, Marvin John- son, Bernice Kleinsasser, LeRoy Koenig, Lois Lester, Paul Mathre, June Mielke, Norman Remboldt, and Loren Untersehen Later in the year we decreased to eight members with the loss of Garry, Bernice, and Marvin. The outstanding event of our freshmangwnr was hntiation. The boys spent the day dressed as girls and the girls spent the day dressed as boys. In the evening the high school was invited to a party given by the Sophomores, at which we fur- nished the entertainment. Beginning our Sophomore year, the class remained the same. We all worked hard and soon found ourselves Juniors. Alette Hoefs and Edna Welppert, who attended school in Chaseley, became members of our class as Juniors. Shortly af- ter school began Lois Lester left. Several members of the class were represented on the boys' and girls' basket ball team. During the summer Paul Mathre moved away. This year we began in earnest to make history. With the beginning of the Senior year Marvin Johnson a- gain joined the class. The outstanding event of the year was our Senior Class Play, HHere Comes the Pr1nce,N which was pre- sented very successfully. The receipts from the play will be used for our skip day. Those who will receive diplomas at the May Commencement are: Marie Anderson, Russell Buchmiller, Alette Hoefs,Marvin Johnsong LeRoy Koenig, June Mielke, Norman Remboldt, Loren Unterseher, and Edna Weippert. Class officers are: President, Marvin Johnsong Vice-pre- sident, Edna weippertg and Secretary-treasurer, Alette Hoefs. Leaving school,we wonder where our paths of life may lead. For the boys the immediate prospect will be induction -into the armed forces. 13.1 Q ve Q. .ww-:1 L- :.1 ' v , '- l'+- I ' wiv- 'i:cfi,... ,f' '. .':f.,v , , 146, :uf ' sf ,L 'Hr fi- 35. 5 ww 4 . - , iff r 1 I my N! b L L Q -, -Pg, ' 1 5 . .N gl A Y, 7 , R gb- V .. I fort CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Bowden High School, Bowdon, North Dakota, in the year, one thousand nine hundred and that its Bowd thei SYHP ance 8.3 W y-six, being in sound body and sane mind, and realizing our journey through this school is rapidly drawing to end, do proclaim this to be our last will and testament. First, as a group we will our deep appreciation to on High for the many benefits reaped. Second, our gratitude goes to the entire faculty for r aid and instruction. Third, to our advisor,Mr. Orvedahl, we will our deepest athies for being able to give us his tolerance and guid- during the past year. To the entire school we leave the example we have set orthy scholars and blameless students. Our record has been spotless and in all the annals of our career we have done no deed, as a class, that we need blush for. To the Junior Class we bestow our richest treasures, which of course everyone knows. They are our Senior dignity our excellent w1t,our brilllancy, our good looks, our charm- ing manners, our favor with the teachers,our splendid grades and our truimphant exit as the most popular class this school has ever seen. Our valuables we pass to them such as: our largeness of heart, our capacity for fun, our ability to giggle over our they good times, our friendship and our loyalty, and we hope count them among their riches CNow Juniors there is enough for allb. have erat with Now we come to the following personal bestowals which been awarded to individuals with complete consid- ion to the fitness of the recipient. I, June M1elke,w1ll my temper and ability to get along ,the Senior boys, to the Junior girls, they need it. I, Edna Weippert, will my ability to do my own work to some of the Juniors. I, LeRoy Koenig, will my ability to get new girlfriends to Dale. Just a little help in case!! I, Marvin Johnson, will my gift of gab to Darlene Haluska. I, Russell Buchm1llcr,wlll my ability to work arithmetic to Mr. Mitchell, he seems to take quite an interest in it. I 133 - 1 v , .. ,vw f,15?5','f,' f fl 1 M . 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Here in Washington ------ of all people Marvin Johnson as President. we thought his gift of talking would get him someplace. g LeRoy Koenig is a very successful ranchman. His beau- tiful wife helps him as much as she can. Russell Buchmlller 1sn't sayin , 'You look so natural S today'. He's trying to make others look natural, you see he ps an undertaker. He says, UBusiness is f1ne.n His motto 'Abandon hope all ye who enter herein.N June Mielke 1sn't out for adventure. Her plans as far as being a teacher didn't come true. Now she is a housewife. Back here in Bowdon is Marie Anderson, not Miss but Mrs She has a cute little house and spends most of her time en- tertaining her husband and children, Norman Remboldt, we find in Nebraska as a minister. His wife is very helpful as she sings in the choir and is a very nice little housekeeper. HGet in there, girls, and fightln Yep, 1t's Edna Weip- pert coaching her basketball team and thrilling all thelxws on the sidelines. What is nicer than a secretary! And that's just where we find Alette Hoefs taking dictation from Loren Unterseher who is now managing a new super market where hams are the specialty. Hwhatn, her boss in more than one way! -. e f' 1 ij X S ' Y 'ifivf g. A Jr aj ,' Q- EEL.: vi il 1 ,- Mn , 1 Jlz- 1 , ' -me ' . f-va . .4 ix, CRW Y .A ajft J f U5 fMadQff,l I X UNDERGRADS X I Mp' E . Q V, L 1. yxl i ,S-, eg, N Di 'Uh 4 1'-fa , ,.,.,3, H 'A 'w',, 1 JA., .-1, -fr N 91- . w 5 V wav- M 1 ' ibm , , Y .. . W , , 1 31 . api. 7 M Q A 1 'a x ' EQ: ,:. --if 'gg I - H ' 4' 1 if l .iff ',1 Qml f ' 3- '. -M' . Q' '3 ,E .- ?i,Qgi'gzf.'U r.'5'5 .. , H . if ' ,Q 1- . -' J 1 g1,.i.xi EI, 7 if T ' A 45: .1 M, - VA Rfk' '1- it 'v 131:11 1 4 k 4, A x ps 'rf' - .1451 1:1 L Q! W P -1., , ,vi 55255 ., -33' 2 Ji! Az. I -'Ha . 7' ll gm, 155+ I' L1 1 ,t . gx , , . . Ms -4. .J . M3 . -1 Q :. fy' E B .. rf my-, ,J . , .H 4, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Grades Allen and Laun Anderson, Alvin and George Brown, Eileen and LaVon Brynjulson, Bonnie and Lyn Delger, Myron and Carol Grindheim, Verna, Shirley, and Donna Johnson, Lydia and Carol- ine Rall, Allen Strand, Robert Mulbeier, ,Arla Mae Paulson,Vi- vian Neumiller, LeRoy Odegaa - rd, Jacqueline Schimke, Jewell Seibel, Marleen Unterseher, Ad- eline Weberg, Robertjones, Dal- las Kunz, Wesley Markwart,Ela- ine Somerville, Dorothy Taylor, Ronald Werner, Norma Fuhman, Bobby Jesse, Clara Mae Rexine Ardyce and Charles Thorstenson and Reuben Haglie. EIGHTH GRADE I Mary Ann Bolme, Allen Brynjul- son, Roland jones, C1 ydejohnson Jack Krueger, Iris Stroh, Ralph Wollman. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Kenneth Thorstenson,Robert Eide, Dean Anderson,Jarnes Thormods- gaard, David Lloyd, Lois Krause, Leo Rall, Loren johnson, Gloria Orvedahl, Carol Ann Rusnik, Dixie Kunz, Duane Bolme, Jerry Werner, Barbara Tellinghuisenhlanice Llo- yd, Gary Martin Stella Rall,Eugene Fuhrman, Kenneth Somerville, Ro- bert Orvedahl, Robert Wernerjer- ome Stroh, Lee Delger, Vernerd Rall. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES LaVerne Fuhrman, Robert Garver, Roger Anderson, james Grindheim, L ois Johnson, Sandra Jones, Earl Lloyd, Vernon Krause, Dean Some- rville, Marlene Wagner, Ben Eide, George Somerville, Kenneth Hilde- brant, Florine Odegaard, Donald Paulson, Roger Tellinghuisen. JA, gg, .yr -, ,, 5: ? u.1Wv,,v'.a Y. R-, 1 A1 ,.:mg:,y,.. , if Y, 1. 'ff -Fu warg. X '-'QQ-:Q-MF 9 li ,S - , . 14,21- fvuyglw 5' .QE-3 5 , fl v,. , 49? 'LW Allin' ,xr SOPHOMORE CLASS Delores- Bennetto, Ernest Hoff, Duane johnson, Marlinjohnson, Mary Ellen johnson, Lois Kra- use, Phyllis johnson, Darlene Krueger, Darwin Schaubert, N- orman Schaubert, Audrie Sch- midt, LaVonne Tetz, Ervin W- ollman. Bernadine Thorstenson. FRESHIVLAN CLASS Phyllis Fortney, jarnes jesse, Willis Koenig, jim Kunz, Ma- rgie Kunz, Dorene Martin, Lorraine Oien, Phyllis Oien, Kenneth Sucket, Virgil Roda- cker, Gurrnen Schimke, Mild- red Tallman, Arlo Unterseher Wesley Tiedtke, DeLayne Wa- gner. JUNIOR CLASS Gene Brynjulson, Robert Drake, LaVerne Buchmiller, Robert jo- hnson, Robert Fuhrman,Darlene Huluska, Joanne Hart, Arlene jesse, Dallas Kelm, Ramona M- artin, Howard Rodacker, Clare- nce Mielke, Dale Thorstenson, and Lyle Thornstenson. K ' vw F, Q: ,. 5, 59 .fs-, ' W ,, '. .' V .X ': 5923 'KF A I ,,.. ' 7 394, . . . LWJFQQA 'JQQPS Q -- 4-T 3535 vm YQ? . - if-z 'sgi2 if-aw-5 :His 214551 fwrfiii ','k Qiwiifamii 4: ', ' 'fa . 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I 57fw5L x S BOWDON BEAVERS BOWDON BEIAVERETTES .h ' ,'1l'f A firm H is' pf- l ' 5 'H ' 1:5-'nf E! f 5 111 1 f W 3' 1, f 'za QL ,W ,ia ,T F 1 ,fini , , '1 ip BOY'S BASKETBALL The boys began the season of basketball under theemach- ing of Ed. Phenning, because they had no coach. We, the boys wish to thank him for what he did for us. Later in the axwon Mr. Mitchell came to coach the boys. The boys received new suits and jackets this year. They also receive new basketballs. The greater part of the basketball season we found it impossible to play games because of the weather conditions. The boys finished the season with twelve victories and three losses. The captain was Dale Thorstenson and the co-captain was Russell Buchmiller. The Wells County Basketball Tournament was held.Rimuary 16, at Fessenden. Getting to the tournament was a problem because all roads out of Bowdon were blocked. Thanks to Ed. Thorstenson the boys were able to go. He took them out to Highway 52 with a sled and cars from Fessenden camefnterthan The four teams participating in the tournament were Cdr hay, Hurdsfield, Sykeston, and Bowdon.Cathay defeated Bowden in Bowdon's first game of the tournament by an overtime anre of 36 to 34. In the evening game Cathay defeated Hurdsfield and Bowden defeated Sykeston. In order to get into the district tournament the boys played Pettlbone. The District Tournament was played at Steele, Bowdon was defeated by the district champions which was Robinson in the opening game of the tournament 36 to 29. They then played Wing and Hurdsfield and won both games. Dale Thorstenson and Russell Buchmiller w county team and also on the all district team. BASKETBALL SCORES ere on the all Bowdon-- Sykeston -------- -5 Bowdon Goodrich -------- 12 Bowdon-- Bordulac -------- 18 Bowdon-- Hurdsfield ------ 14 Bowdon Robinson ----- -- 29 Bowdon-- Cathay ---------- 36 Bowdon-- Goodrich -------- l5 Bowden Hurdsfield ------ 28 Bowdon-- Sykeston- ------- 17 County Tournament Bowdon--34 Cathay--36 ' Bowden--78 Sykeston -7 bpm! ' 'i , 1 A 5 ii., U ,. 1 'M H . ifi, A ,L .-,..e 1, -,,1,,,L,.,.f -w,s.hV. f P .6 . .. 1 Ia' 5 ,lf .fg5fEi5irf:5:f9EE1 zz , .-1' 4 gli! in 'E ,U ,G A- .rg A Play-off Bowdon--48 Pettibone--10 District Tournament BOWGOD'-29 Robinson--36 Y Bowden--56 Wing ------ l7 BOwdOn--39 Hurdefiela-17 INDIVIDUAL SCORES Thorstenson, D. 226 Johnson, M. 57 Johnson, Marlin 93 Kelm, D. 32 Buchmiller, R. 54 Mielke, C. 9 Johnson, R. 48 Fuhrman, R. 5 Thorstenson, L. 42 Drake, R. 2 Koenig, L. 57 The team will Marvin Johnson who not be eligible to play next year. ffkfff BOWDON BEAVERETTES 44444 lose Russell Buchmiller, LeRoy Koenig and are graduating, then Lyle Thorstensonvill Ardyce Thorstenson, Bernadine Thorstenson, Ednavwipperq Ramona Martin, LaVerne Buchmiller, Darlene Krueger, Doreen Martin, Joanne Hart, Lois Krause,Phyll1s Johnson,Alette Hoefs The Bowdon Beaverettes, under the coaching of Ann Marie Huss finished the basketball season by six victories and two defeats. The team played at the district tournament in Robinson, losing their first game to Tuttle by one point and winning 3ef'fd4re the second game which they played with Pettibone. Ir, .lift .. I Thorstenson and Edna Weippert were chosen on the all 'n1rna- ment team. Captain of the g1rl's team was rnadine Ti' 3:1 stenson rw f scored 214 points during the season. Edna Wei el cant was iw captain and scored 187 points. The aoam wil' logs Edna 'fi pert and Alette Hoefs who are aeni ru this v BASKETBALL 3CU,H Bowdon--59 Sykestone-H-so Bowden--44 Bordulazu---47 Bowdon--73 Hurdspteld--ll Bowdon--61 R :gnson ---- 19 Bowdon--72 Hurdsfield--29 Bowden--46 Sy?:ston--M-13 District Tournament QRobinson5 Bowdon--41 Tuttle ------ 42 Bowdon--37 Pettibone---17 . , . We i f in 4 1 A if x 1 ,Q WY I 4 E.- I M Iiiii? 'in I I 1 A'I ! iizszigiii :SFQBWQ !!!' 4e!!!!- ' .AEIEEEQEI JEEFYQEIEV Aillllm-IKYIK 1 UI Allllll .-IP lH!!.s!!L1!.!!!!! -... , KYQESIEZFEIEEESE I F-5559 Hfiiiiiiiiiiilriii Aiii 'waiiafiza :!E!!P' !!!!!!!!I IIQ7' 'IEIIGIII N, ,iii fiiiiai P' !!' !!!!I X ' 5' III!! I ' 5 my NX X x X xg, . ACTIVITIES 1 G I ., ,,, ., 4.5 - M-,ea X 1' , x 1 4' ' W: Q Niki ws E . '1 la- ,, 4 ,.a,- IL N BAND OPERETTA Alf.. 'ei- slam, Y .im expr, 2 Ffwzf , . ,.'Ss-A1H':ff ' wiiim.. , ,N . Tk. . .L , ,, 139k -f 72Xjf:1 fi' 1'3 , 71 :L 1 . gm -f- K 5350 'ping ,..' Y 3.4 's . WE NW SENIOR CLASS PLAY nHere Comes the Pr1nce,H a farce comedy,by Anne Coulter Martens, was presented by the Senior Class on hunmryl6, 1946 before a nice crowd. The play kept the audience well enter- tained throughout. Terry is engaged to Carol and never sus- pects that Joan loves him. Carol is the Glamour type where- as Joan seems just as a good pal or a kid brother to Terry. when Carol learns that a Prince is coming to visit,she gives Terry the air. Joan comes to Terryfs rescue by dressing him as a new cook, Hortense. Plenty of fun follows,for Terry is always making blunders and trying to dodge the love making of the butler. Joan, meanwhile, poses as a Prince and tries to make Carol fed up on Princes before the real one arrives. One would never believe that the entire affair coulddbe set- tled. CAST Fred Halliday ------ a self-made man ------ LeRoy Koenig Carol --------------- his daughter --------- June Mielke Joan ----------------- his niece ---------- Alette Hoefs Granny Halliday ----- his mother -------- Marie Anderson Professor Chipper-interested lnknrds-LorenUntersiwr Terry Donovan ------- an optimist ------- Marvin Johnson Mrs. Lovejoy ------ a social climber ----- Ramona Martin Wanda --------------- her daughter --------- Lois Krause Sonya ----------- an impetuous visitor---Edna Welppert Winks ---------------- the butler---Russell Buchmiller Prince Rudolph ------ of Zenobia ------- Norman Remboldt The high school band played several numbers between the first and second acts of the play. sauna THE GARNIVAL sense One of our outstanding events of the school year was our school carnival, which took place on the night of Novem- ber l, 1945. Preceding the carnival follies the Bowden Elementary and High School presented a brief program which consisted of a few musical numbers from the elementary grades, a short play from the third and fourth grade room, and musical num- bers by the g1rl's glee club. In addition to this a short mystery play was given by some of the high school students. The title of the play was NAL the Stroke of Twelve. The characters in this play were as follows: Liza-a colored ser- vant-Doreen Martlng Eileen-a young girl in her teens-Phyllis Fortneyg Miss Briggs-Eileen's maiden aunt-Audrey Schmldtg Miss Sample-gossipy neighbor-Eileen Buchmillerg George Baker who admires Eileen-Russell Buchmillerg and the ghost imper- sonated by Miss Huss. The play proved to be quite asuocess. u E 5 Following the program came the regular Carnival Follies. Different groups being assigned to various stands such as bond stand, fishing pond, bingo, basketball throw, fortune telling, etc. A S25 bond and door prize were given to the fortunate holder of the lucky numbers. Being very crowded it made it almost impossible to move around the hall at the busiest time. Being one of the last statements mentioned but not regarded as so concerning the carnival, we wish to thank all those who helped make it a success. MNiHiNBAND4N4N44 The Bowdon School Band was begun three years ago, and is now being directed by Superintendent Orvedahl. The band has performed a number of times this year. The occasicns'Er ing the Christmas program and the senior play. A pep band was also organized, and the members played at various basket- ball games and added to the entertainment of the people. At the present the band is preparing for their annual spring concert which will be presented in May. The twtal membership of the band at the present time is forty-one. These ar the members in their respective sectlcn Qlarlnets Cornets Gurmen Schimke Norman Remboldt Phyllis Fcrtney Gene Brynjulson Macy Ellen Tchnsen Edna Weippert June Vlelk- Jaqueline Schimke ffm have 'filki Lavonne Ter: gfl VL s Jthnson Roger Tellimghuisen PML' 3030 Jes ve Allen Anderigon if yes The stenson Wesley Tiedtke Six w was lexlne Nesley Murtmart V!! E .,,' MwW Taylor Willid Kf?Wlg Qvlf Jxirnhelm Alto Qggophonqs t LQQSF :Yer Deycrec Bennetts .sa R-0 'F'1'i ff1'1-Y' in TT' 1'TH T?vnftenw9 Aldfey ff9'fit D51 ' Mer ie Wuwv Luv? fT2Nm Jgsnie 7gif LV ' 'ieuNheim Tenqr 5a1oph nes T yccen H-ifrze?ir T dl' Drujg l L+ferre Tyr nlller tt ' ' .cfs Kct1 e HgQ4w,g3 Basses Kev Sc 'ubert Tarvln Jwhnsen xv- D-ru-. , 1.. ' . '.J .L I nr, 1 Late Tbcvstenson x 1 3 E i OPERETTA Purple Towers, an operetta, written by Don C. Wilson is a musical romantic story of pretty Mary vanderlip and the handsome writer Phil Bradley. Mary Vanderlip, helressanuimnr er of Purple Towers, returns from her school in Paris to find that her agent has leased the property to Miss Urseba Apple- gateg and also to Phil Bradley, who rented it becaua hewanb- ed to describe the home of his father's bitterest enemy who was Mary's father. During this time, however, Purple Towers had been in use by Red Nichols, a prize fighter, and his man- ager, Earl Parker, who are using it for training quarters.De- ciding to make their escape, they discovered that they had left the contract for a great fight at the place. They wish- ed to return so they told everyone the house was haunted. Miss Applegate is not the type of person to believe in this, and so she proceeds to invite everyone at Centerville railway station to her home for a party. Even Phil Bradley who as yet didn't know if he or Miss Applegate was to have Purple Towers accepts the invitation because of his love for Mary Vanderlip, now known as Mary Marble, who was mistaken for the Applegate cook. They all left for Purple Towers in Hank's Pink Taxi Upon reaching Purple Towers they searched high and low for the contract, which gives a good clue that the place was haunted. Snowball-Phil's valet, and Tillie-the maid, are es- pecially frljhtened. Tillie collects everyone's valuables and accidently exchanged one belonging to Red. Mary gets the blame for this. She cannot reveal her identity because she loves Phil and she's afraid he'll hate her when he finds out that she is the daughter of his father's bitterest enemy,but before long Red and Parker are caught and everything is ex- plained. Phil Bradley being so in love with Mary Marble for- gets his dislike of the Vanderlip family and the curta1nfaDs with the prospect of a wedding. The whole operetta is accompained by the gingham chorus and solos from most of the characters. Hank Huckleberry like Murphy ----- Earl Parker ----- Red Nichols ----- Tillie ---------- Urseba Apwlegate Helen Trumbull-- Zary Marble ----- Phil Bradley ---- Snowball -------- CAST factctum of Centerville -------e Eoh Drake --law of Centerville ---- Loren Unterseher ----an ex-convict--------Norman Remboldt ---his forlorn hope ---------- Dallas Kelm ---------ma1d---------Laverne Buchmiller woman of determination-MaryEHlen Johnson ------her niece------------Doreen Martin ---girl of mystery ------- Phyllis Johnson ---writer of novels--Russell Buchmiller ------his Valet-----------Gurmen Schlmke FRESHHAN INITIATION what do you have to wear? I wonder if we will get the electric chair? Aren't you scared? All these remarks came from a class of sixteen green freshmen in the year of 1946. Yes, October 23, was just one day off. Let us look in on some of our freshmen the night before the eventful day. First, we look into the window of the Fortney home, and behold everything peaceful and quiet. Ohl but who is this just opening the closet door. Why, 1t's dear little Phyllis coming out with all types of clothes. The same thing is happening in all the other freshmen homes. Well here it is time for school.We see them com1ng.well what's this,we see Jim Kunz with some type of conclomeradon. Is this what Phyllis Fortney was looking for last night? I wonder if her father will miss that big sheepskin overcoat.I can't imagine who those old ladies are that I see walkingup the street, oop's, sorry that's Arlo and Jim. Say, what's this, a walking baby? Oh! that's Gurmen. Doesn't he look adorable in those pretty blond curls? The rest of the class were dressed as fat women, farmers, glamour girls, and gunny sack boy. In this manner the freshmen spent the day to the enjoyment of the rest of the school. In the evening the sophomores had everything planned.We started the party with movies to ease our minds a bit.Wevnre then asked to remain in the assembly until they called for us in the basement. We did not merely walk to the base- ment as one ordinarily would, but we Hrolledn through tires for the length of three flights of stairs. After getting one selves in shape for the next persecution, we were asked to be seated. The sophomores began to ask rather embarrassing questions and performances of us. Doreen was asked toch five simple reducing exercises, and I wonder why Phyllis Fortney and Jimmy Kunz were pronounced Drlppy and Droppy in the mock wedding which was performed before Gurmen Schimke. We then were blindfolded and pushed off into another room. Did this mean the electric chair? I bet it did. Oh! it just can't be. Doreen added to the excitement by one of those Hfaken faint- ing spells. All it finally amounted to was to remove our shoes and stocking and walk through some nice cooked noodles ----er---a, I mean worms. The boys were next to recelve the rough treatment, which was given by the girls and what was it. Nothing else but a nice Hsoothingu fnclalu. Ho, did I say soothing! The first step, of course, was the base,wh1ch was cold cream, and then the powder, or do I mean flour.Thls ended our torture plus a few more acts. We then ended our party w1Lh but dogs and cokes. It wasn't so bad after all. 1IOXI vim n 11,, Jfv-fuilnulrl? 5 M419 fr li MOR 1 1 , ,f. ,. K ,Q L ,1 , . 4 , 52:5 l 4,3 .',.. VE lm Q. 1 .. X xi 442. mix ,-w' 'r-1 H my V :. sz: V54 sqm' i'w 1. f ff ,m ,. Uv., QM-f7,1'5Q,f:Q,Af, , H L'..'1-wi' W- Q ,-L MS.. TJ1 L, ' H' 'Af' 43 ' -lx-: f 'um fl' K iv- gs:3.g1:q,?3fs W-:,1'5 S ,, 'g'g.gg.' - jgij - P ,,: , Q x ,.,, . . Af: f,:' A 1 5.32-Ag'p,iw-z.?g1m4F:, 555552 'fx 1 ' H5 1 5 5 . Q 1'1rYwri'!., ' , Jr.: 1 V Dfw F' T' ' Q5 V , :ei 5 9 . 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L . I if -, ' J -X:-. 514' :. T r 7'l f 1K ., 5-:, ifej-.F-vig.-'i , In .gage-1, ' , ' , ' ,,g1'11f ,. . ..'55' . ,U ,F ' ., ., N fi?-Fi:-QQ' 4 ' V' A W, .VL ' -vw? my -Ld ggi Soldier: HD1d ymllnarabout theWAC that jumped offa. bridge? Arlo: nNo, how come?H Soldier: nShe wanted to join the WAVES.U Jim: can you te-11 me if this ls the other side of the street? Mr. Lindstrom: UNO, 1t's over there.H Jim: NThat's funny they told me over there that is was over here.H An embarrassed and blushing June handed the clerk at thesna- tion a telegram containing only one word, HYesH. Trying to be helpful the clerk said, HDo you know you can send nine more words for the same price?H HI know I can,n answered June, but I think I'd look too anxious 1fI said it ten thmes.H A lot of people might be able to help their friends if all their time weren't taken trying to injure their enemies. I Policeman: HHave you a warning signal on the front of 'your car?N Darlene: nYes, my little sign reads nDcdge Brothers.n Another good way to HSave Facen is to keep the lower end of it closed. Marvin: HFather do you know why the price of eggs has gone il Father: UNO, son. Why?H Marvin: uBecause the hens are so busy making shells for Un- cle Sam.H You're angry 'cause I stole a kiss? 'Twas such a little smack: But just to prove I'm honest, Miss, I'll let you take it back. You never learn much from the mistakes of others. It seems that to profit by mistakes you must have a pride of owner- ship. Why d1dn't LaVerne go roller skating during the g1rl'stour- nament? It isn't because some tall, dark, and handsome boy asked her to go to the show instead. Marvin can tell you. Marie: UDO you let the boys kiss you?H June: UNO, but you can see I'm not very strong.N Where did Ramona get that white scarf? We want to know. Miss Huss: HUse the word, boycott, in a sentence, Dallas.H Dallas: HIt rained last night and the boy-cott a cold.H Dalezidown on his kneesl Phyllis I'm going to ask you to marry me.u Phyllis: nwell hurry, I want to listen to Frank Slnatra.H L, . M, ff li E' mam , Qilfqfiiff 'Fifi 1 gi gffzflflg J Q ,.5i?lI,l :Q R431 ..w5f,::z4.. uw Ha L 'ff .lv fe.-L v xv L wks QL' 14 ww, 1 , , .Av .N ,lk .Q eff Q5 A 1-gl J, Mn ., .us-' 1: '- 1 ,32 i, 131 w win H ,L Ardyce: Cto sister Berny's boyfrlendb Excuse me for staring at you: but I'm looking for the word.H LeRoy: nwhat word?n Ardyce: HBerny said at dinner that if ever a boy had idiot written all over his faceg it was you.H Edna: HWon't you join me in a cup of tea?n Mary Ellen: Nwell you get in and I'll see if there's any room left. Norman: NL1sten, I'm right. I ought to know, don't I go to school?H LeRoy: nYes, and you come home the same way.n Some people have tact, and others tell the truth. There are two reasons why some people don't mind their own business--one is that they don't have a mind, and the other is that they don't have any business. The only one who should put faith in a rabb1t's foot..is the rabbit. Mother: nLaVerne, who was that young man I saw you hugging last n1ght?u LaVerne: Hwhat time was 1t?H Norman was telling DeLores about the basketball team. nNow, there's Russel1,H he said, Hin a few weeks he will be our best man.H NOh, Norman,n she said, Hthis is so sudden.N Bob parked beside the roadway and Margie snuggled happily in- to his arms. HFlat tire?H quered a passing farmer. 7 Ulf she was,n snapped Bob, 'I wouldn't have stopped.' Edna: nLyle told me I was the only girl he ever loved.H Joanne: HAnd doesn't he say it beaut1fully.H The automobile motor pounded and suddenly wheezed to a stop on a lonely road. HI wonder,n mused Loren, Hwhat that knock 1s?H I HMaybe,n suggested Alette, n1t's opportun1ty.H Farmer: Chailing neighbor in carl HGo1ng into town, Bob?H Bob Johnson: HYQSQH Farmer: nwill you take my coat with you?H Bob: HSure, where shall I drop 1t?N Farmer: nDon't worry about that. I'll be inside of it.H Be careful Miss Huss or a certain little girl from Chaseley will be angry. June: HClarence, if I cook a meal like this for you every day what will I get?n Clarence: HYou'll get my life 1nsuranoe.H gg 312- L 1 QE esifw 11 H5 mf -f -.L wp f f .1 ,sir .fb f VJ, 1 w n . X - 'f if ' ,55'?.:gag i X . 4 .1 f Y N , A ' 4' JS ai ' aff' 31111 ,Q uHeyH Bob called to Gurmen, nput your hand on one of those w1res.n Gurmen touched one of them as he was told. Fell anything? UNO . ll HGoodlH said Bob HI waBn't sure which was whlchg don't touch the other one or,you'll drop dead.n Can you imagine: LaVerne being bullegged. Doreen being fat. Berny being quiet. Ramona having a perfect figure. Marvin without his hat. LaVonne with her hair combed. M1ssrHuss with straight legs. LeRoy taking Lovey out. Dale and Doreen. Lyle without Edna. Bob J. not being a pest. A quiet assembly. A perfect English class. Delores Bennetto and Norman angry with each other. June unhappy. Bob D. not up to something. Jim K. an 5 student Doreen and Dale married for ten years, were on their way to Bowdon. They were very mad at each other and fighting like cats and dogs when all of a sudden a mule ran in front of their oar. uWasn't that some of your relations?H asked Dale. H Yes, by marr1a5e,n replied Doreen. Mitchell got up and talked to the assembly for over an hour. Then he said, Hl'm sorry I spoke so long, you see I haven't got a watch with me.H HYes,H yelled Lyle T., Hbut there's a calender behind ywu. How did LeRoy get that terrific scratch on his forehead.You wouldn't know, Berny? Why does Ralph prefer to let c valentine do hln talking for him? 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L . .Jf'.f,if-- --'wk Jw . gfzg X Aff. r pk - .ny A . J., JY A ik, A , ' ima? 'QM 'ng 'i ' 4, A Y, , I , . L Y N iii 1 ' ' wr, iff, Q W 5 . A - ' 'QL' qjzgg 11. ' 1 ii 'f3mr 1, . , . my ff? Q A45 , 1 , lg Q 1 .Q 'W 1 I 1, 'A ,, r3.1-eil? 4 ' mn . K ' F'-' ,-5jE.? 'f1 ,-v , 'z ff 1 .72 2 l ,. 1. 1-: .rv 2' 1 , ,-1:- y - ' j .Y X 4 Br njulson Phillips MSG BULK AND RETAIL STATIONS PHILLIPS QUALITY PRODUCTS fs ik wk NONE BETTER - TRY OUR SERVICE Ik if Ik ALBERT BRYNJULSON, Proprietor Pk wo: if OFFICE TELEPHONE 100 RESIDENCE TELEPHONE 207 B OWDON , NOR TH DAKOTA ,hm 13 V 'Q ,, v iii 1 5:-2 I 'Niifz M. 1 'Y-3 lm, - H1 an .,, I - , up-13-V. : , awp, , .Y , '13-E1 , N , pi , Yip Y - f-5 'wtf 1 1, . 3,15 . 'Sail 4 Y ,,, ji, , Je, Y A 'fn w s V . '? '- ' . f 3. -5 1, .1 ,. . .,. wg: ,. k , .in -:I V ML 1 ,jg ., zfmg, -' vw: ,L .. ,V Q QM. l , I 142, 'f Jug. N Lg. . .Ml 1 gg x r +L ' ,ix . Y r U -' ,, ,S v im, r Me. V ,n. .gl ., , , , , .12 .F I-giigliq W v 4 . . 1 A M . M, - ', 1 -, ,li Lf: , f'Si?l ' J , - In 2? 'lfffi : T, ,, 1 ve, s 1. L M- .. - .x.-.g,- - '- :Kinv ,lr L, A L:.,4-199:-'Ef 'jf Y, w,f'x37 'f iP?25' E I Gussickis Cafe and Locker Plant SOFT DRINKS LUNCHES ICE CREAM 8: CANDY Bowdon, N. Dakota HaroId's Super Value FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FRESH and COLD MEATS GROCERIES SOFT DRINKS AND CANDY CHICK FEEDS OF ALL KINDS STOCK SALTS OF ALL KINDS Bowden, N. Dakota xg: 5 .Q W 4, ifvli 1 V Li ,- c 3 71 SaIly'S Garage Service S. S. SCHIMKE, PROPRIETOR FORD TRACTOR FERGUSON SYSTEM TIRES ACCESSORIES Phone 70 Sales 8:Service Bowdon, No. Dak. C OMPLIMENT S OF Bill Drake, Postmaster CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS BOWDON, NORTH DAKOTA 1 FM? WE ,K lgkfggg -F 1 'wx if-fx-EY 4 .ax a 3 L wg Kunz Implement MCCORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINES AND IINXIPLEMENTS SERVICE AND REPAIR Bowdon, North Dakota. Bowden Farmers Repair Store A. E. BUCHMILLER, MGR -- PHONE 43 GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY TRY ACME QUALITY PAINT Bowdon, North Dakota w. A 3 : W -4 Q54 S, 1 M1 :KE 1' ' gi 'E ,,kM,, 1 4- 'DJC ' L X ,M . mf - w. 1 ,, 1- ,. K g . ' 4 Q 5 I ,gl ,N 'hs ,ifp i J, A f:Mf wut 1 - gg ' PL em .JV 1 45 1, Business Service Agene OLD LINE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC - REAL ESTATE TILLMAN FORTNEY - Manager Bowdon, N. Dakota COMPLIMENTS OF Vernon Jesse WATER SERVICE CALL jESSE'S FARM! r I Eff s-Kiln-vw ,J 1 s fa iw? 4 , 4 1- mu' Q ws 'JJ' f,4 ' rv 4 'P 1 1 f K' -elf ' -V ,+I 4 Q ' -:H -- E1 ' 'Q ,mm 1 1592 1 3v:fuf7iT .-,, rx- X v 0.1 . ,f vw 'YM Fw 5 U ,1 'vi-Y J , ,, ' '- 1 1: Q - ,L 1 a 1 I 1 an , V -W -2 , E 4 gf A , , 'CCF Y 15553. wif :N hr' ,, ,kk ' ,I 1 jgfiiiu 5 1 , , f E f-2+ u First National Bank O. A. R. REFLING, President - E. JOHNSON, ViCe-p1.eS. MEMBE' FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CAPITOL 8: SURPLUS S50,000. Phone 101 Fessenden, N. Dakota FIRST STATE BANK OF HARVEY Phone No. 95 Harvey, North Dakota A Home Bond Owned and Operated by Home People General Banking and Insurance Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments Of j O H N K R U E G E R Water Service Call Krueger Farrn Bowdon, North Dakota , gh . .1-I Z a w , My-,4y', 4 ' Q7 ' ,l . 3 . V : , - 4' ,Ly ' x . K A K- . .,- 'F , 351' 7 ., ' ix . .1 Johnson and Son PALMER JOHNSON, MANAGER DEALERS IN GRAIN AND FUEL Bowden, No. Dak. For Life Insurance See EDWIN A. PFENNING Bowdon, No. Dak. 1' E, WESTERVELT, M. Refractioner Bowdon, No. Dak. p 1 D 5, ,fi ' : :i'1: W' K 1 9 L ,. ,. In 7, wi F? 'Ea , ,fl . A - .xiii Q in W ,Agfa ' f.Q ' ,?F3'5'f4:a.- V, ' 'Q L v Aff? 1 '71 'fy' 'E ve-7 1 Fi! x P 'U A R. 'c A -.3 ,L , 'iii ' fe 4 ' 1?i?i1f' ' 5-1 4, . 'ff' if? y ' ' :L ,Z-K TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY General Repair and Welding Anthony Truck Hoists Refrigerators Bottle Gas Stoves Radios Bowdon, No. Dak. Compliments Of KRAUSE BARBER SHOP Bowdon, No. Dakota COMPLIMENTS OF Ed Thorstenson , 13 X Q . Yi ,.L:s5.'4. -, , . 'BVAPIQ .r T IFE N 5 1 'IR my Wx? 1, V, QWM L QA,-fps E. J. MARKWART IMPLEMENTS K , Repairs and Service john Deere Quality Farm Equipment Bowden, North Dakota Blacksmithing -V Welding BOWITZ AND SON Bowdon , North Dakota Compliments Of JOHN GRIENDHEIMO Trucking Bowdon, North Dakota DOLI..Y'S BEAUTY SHOP Hair Dressing Bowdon, North Dakota ' 1 'H' DICK'S FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruits - Meats - Groceries Our Meats Are The Best Phone 4-1 Fessenden, No. Dak. QUARVES Red Owl Agency Super Market Federated Dry Goods and Ready- To-Wear Marshall-Wells Associate Store Fessenden, No. Dakota AUSTIN BULK AND SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil - Ethyl Grease job Kerosene Stove and Light Gas All accessories Bowdon, N. Dakota BECHTHOLD' S S T ORE Dry Goods Shoes Ready-To-Wear Notions and Candy Bowdon, North Dakota FESSENDEN CO- OP . ASSOCIATION Grain - Seed Cleaning and Treating Fuel Phone 4:49 Fessenden, North Dakota J o N E s ' HARDWARE AND SERVICE STATION Expert Gr easing DeLave1 Separators Phillips 66 Gasoline Phone 82 Bowdon, North Dakota TIEDKE'S DRUG AND CAFE Lunch - Medicine - Cosmetics - Ice Cream Pop - Candy - Cigarettes Bowdon, North Dakota BOWDON PRODUCE T. Tellinghuisn - Prop. Cash Buyer cream - Eggs 8: Poultry Bowdon, North Dakota P: lim-A 1 Lv , 1 in ,. Q Ml., Egflfigsi .,, M. VY Q 1, ' Q - . , V 1 ,- 11 in- gli ,ff 4 A 1 1 Q , r 1. sf-- Lgz- . 1 rg, . .. , . -- QT. T4 'V r- 4 -.3 fe ' 3 az.. nm .' :L x in 1 Q i' Q.iY:g' 'wifi' sh G. G.'s CAFE George C. LeMert Dimmers Lunches Candy, Pop, Ice Cream Special Sunday Dinners.. Service With a Smile Bowdon, No. Dak. PIONEER GROCERY Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Groceries JOHN j. SCHUMACKER, Mgr. Phone 72 Harvey, No.Dak. WARREN'S VARIETY STOR General Merchandise Hosiery School Supplies Harvey, No. Dak. Compliments Of BAUMANN'S COLD STORAGE Fessenden, No. Dak. beg! A fi Y ,Q - -wiv. ' 3 IM. ,V A ,K 'ii 7 f f . AK., .s W 4 -',-.X if -z X. I hx -A ' 4' 1 gym 21 8 fi V. '1 5'. .ff G. L. HOPE, INC. Ford Automobiles Allis-Chalmers Implements The Home Of Better Auto Service Phone 150 Fessenden , North Dakota BIEVER'S STORE joe Biever, Prop. Tires - Tubes - Farms a.nd Auto Supplies Fessenden, North Dakota Plymouth - DeSo'ta Cars Minneapolis - Moline Tractors and Machinery We Buy, Sell and Trade Used Cars CHAS. RICHARDS - j. WAKE Fessenden, North Dakota Compliments Of DR:- D. W. MATTHAIE Physician, Sirgeon, Obstetrician Fessenden, North Dakota 'SS w ,a. , 'i 'Isa 'Q 1 HP -we-4 9, QQFW M ' , - wif 5 42 . 1 ffifaglaaz ,H I 5 A, r '-5-A524 , ,nf ' 4' -4 f . .- , ELG .yum in JE' S-51.7 5 s BEN F. OSER r i ii 3 . Allied Clothes Fessenden, N. Dakota FESSENDEN, MACHINE COMPANY 1 wi I. H. C. Company W i Farm Machinery - Trucks - Tractors il ia M. O. Miller, Prop. ' Fessenden, N. Dak. Q WELLS COUNTY FREE PRESS Printers and Publishers . Fessenden, N. Dak. U Fred ancljohn V. Zuber, Publishers VESSENDEN CAFE 1 I-Ionfme Cooking - Pastries I C l M I And Soda Fountain Service . A. JOHNSON, Proprietor Fessenden, N. Dak. gb? ,ig - r .. -2, was' 1 ,my Tw! N in , ' ,N ,M W . 52 5 'V , ,, I . ' G 3 -. - L if vw. 1 P A 'YW a-PL' T L41- 1 I 1' 1 ,T l ,le FRED MUHLBIER Liquor - Beer - Ice Cream Billiard and Pool Bowdon, North Dakota A. K. BRAUNAGEL Licensed Trucker Trucking Of A11 Kinds Chaseley, No. Dak. l MILLERS' CLOTHING Clothes For Men and Boys Phone 55 Harvey, No. Dak. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Bulk Service j. A. Buchwitz, Agt. I-Iurdsfield, No. Dak. AUDITORIUM THEATER H. E. MILLER, Prop. Always Welcome Fessenden, N. Dak. DIETRICK'S SERVICE STATION Quality Products-Efficient Service Conveniently Located Phone 4-2 Hurdsfield SHORTY'S PLACE Beer-Soft Drinks-Cigarettes ARTHUR MIETZ, Prop. Fessenden. N. D. I J 1 -Q 1 , JV wav - g--f Zak' , A wx A , P X f 1 4 ? 1? e , 1 ,Q g ,, -1 K WF? - -'E L-, 5 fi 1-LS: Q' I -V ,Z-A r, ' , V rm xii' Compliments Of W. K. TAYLOR, D.D.S. Phone 14-3 Fessenden, N. Dak. NEUENSCHWANDER FUNERAL HO W. A. Sz Roger Neuenschwander, Props. Ambulance Service Licensed Embalmer-FuneralDirector. Parlors over Gamble Stove Phone Office 152 - res. 4-6 ov 82. Fessenden, N. Dak. COFFEE SHOP Meals - Lunches Home Bakery Phone 50 Fessenden, N.D1 SWAN'S GROCERY Shop Super Value and Save Meats - Groceries and Vegetables Fessenden, N. Dak. Phone Z8 NNEUENSCHWANDER GAMBLE STORE W.A. 8: Roger Neuenschwander, Props Your friendly Gamble Dealer Hardware-Tires'-Auto Accessories Furniture-Washers-Stoves-Radios Fessenden, N.Dak. Phone 152 MCBAIN SERVICE Standard Oil Gas - Kerosene - Tires Fessenden, N. Dak. DELITE BEAUTY SHOP Mgr. - Opr. Ella A. Leitner Phone 11 Fessenden, N. Dak. BOHN HARDWARE Monarch ranges, Maytag Washing Machines - Philco Radios Prop. W. O. BOHN Hurdsfield, N. Dak. 1., 1, 21, ,fQ1g4,. . N V 1 f ,1 ,. 1 lf' . 'mimi 1 5 wb, RALPH E. I-IAGER Hearing Aid Specialist earing aids individually fitted 8: guar- nteed.Par avox-the original ' 'all in one' ' Harvey, N. Dak. OCCIDENT ELEVATOR Seeds - Coal - Grain Phone 372 Hurdsfield, N. Dak. HARVEY CLEANERS Expert Cleaning Prompt Service Phone 69 Harvey, N. Dak. BERTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP Call 86 Harvey, N. Dak. MAYDALE'S CAFE 1 Meals Lunches - Confectionery Hurdsfield, N. Dak. CARLSON'S STUDIO Photos Of Quality Carlson, Prop. Carrington, N. Da.k. PAUL STROMBERG Watchnqaker You reck them We fix 'em Chocolate Shop Carrington, N. Dak. Compliments Of FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY' Fessenden, N. Dak. Bulk deliveries-Service Station-Farm Supply Store. Bob-Herb, Truckers Al Kuball, Mgr H. ,. . .. .. . Su f, . S f. 55 .Q . 1 75: W 'f A : 1 19. -fgz lf . ,l . . MQ. A gxi ' fig if Q nil 'I I 1' . .. 1... , :Fw 5' . 4:51 , ' l ya. Y .V .' Ed .3 fr Y . 1.2. J' s . 'Y TL2: ' '- ,. :,v ,tl . H PL' V, F ' Y . I! 7 , 7? 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