Newhouse to Submit to Foot Amputation in Los Angeles
Word from Los Angeles states C L Newhouse will undergo amputation of his right foot tomorrow. The mangled limb, caused by an elevator accident three weeks ago, could not be saved despite hopes for a less severe injury. Friends express deep regret at the news and wish him well. The piece closes with local notes in Bottineau about a play by Col M J Warring at the opera house Friday night April 28 1910.
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Los Angeles
C. L. Newhouse
Newhouse
Col
M. J. Warring
Opera House
Bottineau
North Dakota
Primary Election Dates and Petition Rules
The notice outlines statewide primary election on June 29 with filing windows from March 11 to May 28 for county offices. Petitions require 5 percent of the last vote and party support, capped at 200 names. Each voter may sign one petition per office. No petition signed before March 1 will be accepted.
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United States
Petitiioner
Mayor Names City Committees At Annual Meeting
At the city council annual meeting Mayor Murphy appointed committees for the coming year. Fire and water include Wekseth Nero White and Berthiaume. Streets and public grounds feature White and Stover. Sewers list Dana Nero and White. Lights include White and Stover. Police members Berthiaume Wekseth and Nero. Ordinances Nero and Dana. Public improvements Stover Berthiaume Wekseth and Dana. Auditing Wekseth Stover and Berthiaume. Board of health Nero Wekseth White Dana Dr A R MacKay Edmund White J J Weeks.
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Murphy
Wekseth
Nero
White
Berthiaume
Stover
Dana
Board of Health
A. R. MacKay
Edmund White
J. J. Weeks
Havre National Bank Formed With Tallman and Quale Lead
A Havre bank project with capital stock of 50000 is planned. Officers include president D N Tallman and vice presidents S B Quale M L Helgerson with cashier A L Herrig and assistant cashier L J Ringen. The Tallman Quale group also plans banks at Conrad Galata Dunkirk Brady Collins and Dutton Montana and to build a new bank building at Havre.
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Havre
Martin L. Helgerson
Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
Havre National Bank
D. N. Tallman
S. B. Quale
M. L. Helgerson
A. L. Herrig
Towner
L. J. Ringen
Newburg
Tallman-Quale
Tiger and the Lamb noted as one of best sellers
Eugene Moore presents The Tiger and the Lamb, hailed as one of the season’s best sellers. The Seneca’s best plays listing praises its appeal to readers of John Fox Jr. though it is not a direct dramatization of his stories and aims to stand on its own merits.
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Eugene Moore
Aix
John Fox, Jr
Mr. Fox
Local News From Oniemee Area Delivers Updates and Notices
Garden A L Arnold builds a fine barn. Imperial Lumber enlarges sheds. Julius Milbraeth Sr. reportedly worse. Miss Lily Lentz visited Oma ee. H Niemeier painting his house, Wm Brown doing the work. Born to Bert Warfield and wife a baby girl on April 12. Hazel Gran able to be out again. Leon Doole improving steadily. Elma Gran left for Carbury ill. Butts of Kramer meat market traveled here Tuesday with meat. Radatz southeast of town not as well. Fairfield family and daughters Ruth and Aria went to Bottineau to see a physician. Mrs Klukas visiting. her husband in Montana. Ellingson family left for Kenmare. Celia and Florence Fox and Mrs Grosh left for Berthold. Grosh to visit, Fox sisters remain until move. J A Fox left for Hingham Montana to claim land. A large school building is under construction. Walter Gometz suffered severe lung hammerage. hospitalized at Westhope. Rev Bruns to preach at Norma Sunday evening expected to be good. Mrs M Yensen of St Paul arrived and went to her brother’s farm. Heaths to visit Michigan. Yensens stay on the farm until Heath return.
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Radatz
R. H. Fairfield
Ruth
Ariadne
Bottineau
Klukas
Oniemee
Montana
E. Ellingson
Mr. Ellingson
Kenmare
Walter Gometz
Advertised Letters at Bottineau Post Office 1910
Uncalled for letters remain at Bottineau Post Office dated April 16 1910 including Alfredo Chancher Olaf Innes Edd James Mrs Torger Torgerson and Tr uct. Tr uct called for in 15 days will be sent to the dead letter office. Persone calling for same please say advertised. Ole Roland Postmaster
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Bottineau
Alfredo Chancher
Olaf Innes
Edd James
Torger Torgerson
Tr Uct
Ole Roland
Ed Boehnke Visits Willow City After Southwest Return
Ed Boehnke traveled to Willow City on Wednesday. His wife and children have been visiting there since their return from the southwest.
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Ed Boehnke
Willow City
Grand Forks talks drainage board secretaries and a rehearing
John H. Trimble and George A. Bangs discussed the Mo River drain case in Grand Forks as the supreme court granted a rehearing. The ruling asks who holds title to the river bed north of the boundary and whether riparian owners meet statutory requirements. Emery plans suit against the Great Northern for damages from a separate incident.
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John H. Trimble
Joint Drainage Board
Bottineau
McHenry
Grand Forks
George i A. Bangs
Supreme Court
Mo’ River
Williaton
Emery
Proclamation Urges City Cleanliness and Beautification
A proclamation calls for the city to be kept clean and sanitary. It asks all citizens to participate in cleaning streets alleys and private grounds to improve appearance and health.
Johnson visits Minot as governor race resumes
Hon C A Johnson of Minot, Republican nominee two years ago, is in the city visiting his brother Dr J A Johnson with his wife and young son. The Courant supported Johnson then and reaffirmes he would fill the governor's office with credit to himself and honor to the state.
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C. A. Johnson
Minot
J. A. Johnson
the Courant
Mr. Johnson
Proclamation Declares May 6 Holiday for City Cleanup
The May 6 holiday is proclaimed to aid a city cleanup project. Citizens are urged to finish work on their property and non-residents’ parcels should be cleaned and beautified under the Tuesday Evening club’s guidance. Mayor John J. Murphy signs, city auditor D. W. Carleon witnesses. W. W. Sheldon of Alexandria, Minn., visits his son H. O. Sheldon.
Doings Over the County Highlights Local Moves and Events
Westhope resident Samuel Seiffert plans to relocate west while Dugald Campbell builds at Maxbass. Russell pursues July Fourth celebrations as Maxbass gains a photograph gallery. Newburg performs A Fisherman's Luck via home talent. Numerous residents relocate, open businesses, or announce travel. The Russell school closes due to scarlet fever as Newburg defeats Eckman 7 to 6 in twelve innings.
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Russell
Newburg
D. N. Tallman
James Lambe
Westhope
Eckman
Russell School
We Reach the People Surrounding Towns via Long Distance
Willow City and Eagle area residents read about Northern Telephone long distance service. Mr and Mrs H Silvester, longtime locals, have purchased a residence in Bottineau.
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Northern Telephone Company
Willow City
Eagle
H. Silvester
Bottineau
Real estate transfers in Bottineau county last week
War ranty deeds filed show numerous transfers including Arthur J Helgerson to Samuel Kelly for 4700 dollars in section 35 township 163 range 78, and Louis Golden to The McKnight Land Company for 1 dollar in ne 23 16 79. Other notable deeds involve C W Feathers to Dale Sta beck Land and Credit Company for 1 dollar, and Charles W Porter to David Campbell for 10000 dollars in nw 17 162 80.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
Arthur J. Helgerson
Samuel Kelly
Margaret Bulger
James
Daniel S. Stamy
Max Bass
Caroline Berry
Beatrice White
John A. Carroll
L. A. Murrills
Elenw
T. F. Renwald
el Nw
Stephen T. Kelley
Ole J. Kier
Henry Bach
First National Bank of Antler
Neil E. Anderson
Clarence R. Emmett
Carl Bartleson
Herman Helming
Hans Johnson
William Lots
Sesw
Andrew Pederson
Leo Hamel
Charles W. Porter
David Campbell
Maria McBain
Andrew Trent
Arthur M. Grant
Ethel B. Todd
Stoltze
Lansford
Mary Jacobson
L. W. Patterson
Charles J. Ekholm
Owen J. Clark
Anthon O. Lokken
Gold-Stabeck Land & Credit Company
Harry M. Little
John
Slate plot taints the primary law in state politics
The elminating committee of 21 held a secret meeting and fixed the state. Voters face a choice at the polls between ratifying the slate or backing President H. H. Asker for governor as the political advertisement asserts the issue will shape the state.
Canadian born residents seek American naturalization
Samuel Arthur McHaney of Westhope, a Canada native, has applied for final naturalization papers. William Beaton of Bottineau, born there but previously a Canadian citizen, declares his intention to again become an American.
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Samuel Arthur McHaney
Westhope
Canada
William Beaton
Bottineau
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L. Arnold
The
Imperial Lumber Company
Julius Milbraeth, Sr
Lily Lentz
Omemee
H. Niemeier
Wm. Brown
Bert Warfield
Celia
Florence Fox
Mrs. Grosh
Berthold
J. A. Fox
Hingham
Mouse River
Laneford
Emery F.johnson
Culbertson
John J. Murphy
D. W. Carleon
W. W. Sheldon
Alexandria
Minnesota
H. O. Sheldon
Courant
Samuel Seiffert of
Dugald Campbell
Maxbass
John F. Neuman
Souris
Frank Parden
Antler
Concord
Goheen District
Dougal McMillan
Lethbridge
E. B. Cook
Overly
Medicine Hat
Dr. Livingstone
Bantry
L. W. Moon
Soo
Glenburn
R. A. Sanford
Mason City
Iowa
W. O. Haugen
Bond
E. P. Lindgren
J. M. Jenson
Norky’’ Nordstrom
L. L. Johnson
Sherwood
Stephens & Schlosser
Mr. Stephens
E. J. Fowler
Great Northern
la Grande
E. A. Totushek
Burris
Fred Lizotte
Rudser
Mr. Lizotte
R. H. Watson
Odd Fellows and Masons At
Willow
Mr. Watson
Mrs. Silvester
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