Petition Signers in Bottineau County Report
Petition circulated by J. P. Figman of Westhope North Dakota lists signers including Gardena clan members M Swearingen and Michael Nanthame. Names Joseph Simon Me rie Shr er appear among the Bottineau County signers in the circulated document.
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Peston
Chan
Putisld
Gardena
Feidels
M. Swearingen
J. P. Figmn
Westhope
N. D
Joseph Simon
Botineau High School Athletic Association Finances
Auditing Committee reports receipts and expenditures for Botineau High School Athletic Association. The season's balance ends with 40.72 dollars on hand after Minot tournament refunds and school support, noting debt avoidance and gratitude to supporters.
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Bottineau High School Athletic Association
Rubey
Mohall
Kenmare
Omomse
Rolette
Egeland
Bowbells
Willow City
Omemee
Gardens
Eaaia
Langue
Ehho i. Totai
Minot
Association
Beaier S Saaenee ‘School
Witest Condie
Clarence Riley
William Russell J. E. Walker
Farmers urged to fund recall drive in North Dakota
A political appeal urges farmers to fund the recall of the Nissan League. The message claims bankers and big business push the effort, detailing how funds will cover war debts, printing, and campaign costs. It pressures farmers to mail postdated checks or cash donations and to support recall campaigns with various contribution methods.
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Nissan League
North Dakota
Pes
League
Seadhpiavtars
Rae
Non League
Courier-News
Camis
North
Dekota
Nanisan League
Washington
United States
Bottineau County Fair Notes of Interest
Bottineau County fair planners announce time and cash prizes for many departments. Special corn prizes and premium distributions are planned by May 1. Exhibits will be in lots in cars and include livestock, butter, poultry, and art. Baseball fans expect strong turnout in Brandon, Winnipeg, and nearby areas. Wilson serves as secretary.
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Society of America and
Aicarieas
Bottineau Business Builders Meet Adopts Constitution
The newly organized Bottineau Business Builders Association approved a constitution and chose the name You Know Bottineau with the emblem Three Honey Bees. About 29 charter members signed, with plans to reach 35. Regular meetings are set for the first Thursday each month at the Commercial Club rooms, with special meetings as needed. The first monthly meeting tonight may discuss an advertising campaign, and a banquet for members and their wives is planned soon.
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Bottineau Business Builders Association
Bottineau
High School Notes and Student Achievements Highlighted
Concert at the high school netted 106.45 dollars aiding stage gear. Algebra classes analyze graphs for magazines and grade comparisons led by Frank Hunter. Senior class tops overall work. resident students perform better in a new study. Track meet planned this spring, and Carvel Craig elected captain of next year’s basketball team.
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Frank Hunter
Lucy Mack
Joseph Davis
William Hunter
Walter Vikan
U.N. D
Carvel Craig
White and Bauer to Wrestle at Grand Theatre
Melvin White and Adolph Bauer will wrestle in Bottineau next Monday night in a best two out of three falls match at the Grand Theatre. White weighs 145 pounds while Bauer is 165. public notices tease of large bills and excitement for the match.
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Melvin White
Adolph Bauer
Bottineau
Grand Theatre
Mel White
Mr. Bauer
White
Bauer
Pateeee Commercial Club Meeting Notice
Regular monthly meeting of the Pateeee Commercial Club will be held in the Club rooms Monday night of next week. Members are urged to attend and discuss agenda items.
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Pateeee Commercial Club
Bot tinesa County Bank Elects Officers
At a directors meeting held Saturday April 4 the Bot tinesa County Bank elected officers including President H. W.
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Bottinesa County Bank
H. W
Sudden Death of Mrs. R. B. Smith in Bottineau
Bottineau mourns Mrs. R. B. Smith age 32 after an operation at St Andrew's hospital. Born Belle Lazear in Warwick New York she moved to Bottineau in 1914 with husband R. B. Smith and their three children Robert 7 May 5 Wilbur 2. She leaves father W. C. Lazear brother C. W. Lazear sister Mrs Wilmarth Tuthill and Eastern Star lodge members. Remains ship to Warwick for burial beside her mother. The Courant extends deepest sympathy to Mr. Smith and family.
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Bottineau
R. B. Smith
Robert
May
Wilbur
Forestry Normal News and City Election Notes
The Board of Administration at Forestry State Normal School approved the 1921 summer school plan after discussions with local Commercial Club representatives and county delegates. The program runs June 13 to July 22 with a vocal solo program and a poetry themed talk by Flora Burr. City politics saw a quiet election. P. Ferguson named mayor and various ward officials chosen, reflecting voter turnout.
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Board of Administration
Forestry State Normal School
Commercial Club
H. C. Sheldon
McHi
Rolette
Bottineau County
Cahill
Institutfon
Totten
Values
Vanderpool
Ethel Fisher
Wood
Lillian Johnson
Leoni
Julia Hanson
Helen Bering
Flora Burr
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Tike
Grr
Micharl
Nanthame
Merie
Shrer
Onlon
Presbyterian Church
C.crowch
A. A. Liederbach
Eee
Bottineau Business Builders
RB. Smith
Forestry Normal News
Citizens Mass Meeting
Aie
Sankoma
P. L. Hide
J.z- Sete
P. B. Ferguson
A. D. Briresvacg
D. Bower
P. L. Bine
A. Bennon
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