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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
5
Weekly notes show residents at Westhope Souris Omemee and Bottineau with visits sales and travels including Gorrill Livingstone Bering Hayes Collins and many others. Community events include drainage meetings school district changes and a Mechanics Mutual Benefit vote and local theater and lecture plans.
Easter Sunday services planned by the Methodist Episcopal church include morning and evening worship with choir, special sermons, and an afternoon Easter program titled Glad Easter Morn. The note invites all to attend, noting Sunday school and Ep worth League times and a postponed monthly service resuming next Sunday at 8 o'clock.
Miss Rhoda Hanson opened a term of school in Sergi district while Miss Etta Nichol began in Scotia on Monday. A. M. Hagen closed Daybreak term on Friday. Miss Anna Bear will teach in Rosebud. Maud Seymour and Elma Gran closed Oak Creek schools. Hilton No. 10 reports strong attendance and will receive county apportionment. Teacher exams yield 9 second class certificates, 4 second class conditioned, and one failure.
Marriage licenses have been issued for Ingebright L Fordal aged 30 of Cut Bank township and Bertha Tangen aged 22 of Mohall. George J Coulthard aged 64 and Bessie Richardson aged 50, both of Omeme. Ernest Loughman aged 21 of Westhope and Pearl Gordon aged 18 of Antler. Joseph LaFrance aged 35 of Dunseith and Mary Tennencour aged 30 of Tarsus. Robert M Meharry aged 28 of Adams and Doris E Nobles aged 25 of Bottineau. John A McKeechnie aged 32 and Lyla Morden aged 30, both of Westhope.
Emergency sale of 160 acres or more in Sunny Southern Alberta near Taber. Prices range from 11 to 12.50 per acre with 2.50 to 3.00 down and balance due in 8 or 9 years. Advertises dramatic savings by paying less than 15 to 20. Contact H. Graham in Grand View, Iowa.
Former Bottineau National Bank cashier W E Adams writes from Kelowna British Columbia describing Okanagan Valley as the California of Canada with a mild climate little winter and year round greenery He highlights Kelowna city on Okanagan Lake with industries schools and growing population and notes land prices from 155 to 225 an acre plus fruit farming potential and Central Okanagan Land and Orchard Co holdings of about 6000 acres near the city (continued on eighth page)
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