When was it published?

April 3, 1914 in The Bowbells Tribune

Domestic News April 3, 1914

The Bowbells Tribune

Q: What keywords are associated?

Game Warden, E. B. Mccutcheon, Bowbells Visit, Wildlife Enforcement, Licenses Sold

Bowbells, Burke County, Ward County, North Dakota

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What is this article about?

E. B. McCutcheon, chief game warden for the north half of the state from Minot, visited Bowbells on Friday last and was praised for his effective work, including more prosecutions, convictions, licenses sold, and increasing game populations.

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E. B. McCutcheon of Minot, chief game warden in the north half of the state, was a visitor in Bowbells on Friday last and favored this office with a call. Mack is by far the best warden the state has had for many years. There have been more prosecutions and convictions during his term in office, there have been more licenses sold, and game seems to be on the increase. Mr. McCutcheon takes a great interest in his work, and is continually on the job. He is a very pleasant man to meet and makes friends wherever he goes.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Game Warden E. B. Mccutcheon Bowbells Visit Wildlife Enforcement Licenses Sold

What entities or persons were involved?

E. B. Mccutcheon

Where did it happen?

Bowbells

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Bowbells

Event Date

Friday Last

Key Persons

E. B. Mccutcheon

Outcome

more prosecutions and convictions; more licenses sold; game on the increase.

Event Details

E. B. McCutcheon of Minot, chief game warden in the north half of the state, visited Bowbells on Friday last and called at the office. He is praised as the best warden in many years, taking great interest in his work and being continually on the job, pleasant and making friends.