Local notices from Bottineau area include many moves and events
Souris and Westhope residents are active with visits, new enterprises, and relocations. Emigrants move to Warren Omemee, new farms are settled near Antler and Russell, embalming services expand at Halsten and Sehmelgzer, and wedding, births, and illnesses are reported among local families.
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Northern
Omemee
Hayes
Souris
J. D. Currie
Antler
Minneapolis
Springfield
Minois
A. J. Drake
Westhope Standard
Sentinel Force
Russell
Modern Brotherhood of America
A. Felt
Colorado
Bottineau County
James Pennell
Westhope
Alfred Martinson
Landa
Art Doran
Ernest Lohr
G. W. Mitchell
Near Antler
Lord and Marquis Nobility Grades in English Lineage
The text explains that the title lord covers five English noble grades: dukes marquises earls viscounts and barons, with baronets added though they do not receive the lord title. It notes courtesy titles for heirs: a duke's son is a marquis and a marquis's son is an earl.
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England
Frog Pond column notes on corn shelling and rain
A Frog Pond column from a Kansay newspaper correspondent relays corn shelling notes and weather updates. The report opens with Thomas and mentions rain stopping, signaling a productive farm day.
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Frog Pond
Kansay
Columon
Ha ‘Thomas
Wealthy Woman Raises Eggs Price Sparks Class Contrast
A family with chickens moves to the city outskirts and sells eggs at 20 cents a dozen. A wealthy laundress demands 30 cents, claiming freshness, illustrating class tension and arrogance of wealth as money dictates value. The anecdote, quoted from Edwin L. Sabin in Lippincott's, contrasts perspectives of rich and poor.
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Edwin L. Sabin
Lippincott's
Odd Beliefs About Butchers In Courtrooms
A court crier voices a superstition that butchers cannot serve on murder trial juries, claiming they are thought cruel and prone to harsh verdicts. The speaker acknowledges such beliefs are likely unfounded amid daily work with slaughter and meat, inviting reflection on bias in juror selection.
Battleship Mud Record Masher On Open Sea
Engilah notes a battleship stuck in mud, pondering that a ship fast in the mud could become a record masher on the open sea. The remark frames a naval irony about swift vessels meeting obstruction and potential achievements beyond the harbor.
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Engilah
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L. O. Tollefson
M. F. Reap
Maxbass
Halsten & Sehmelgzer of
Eekman
W. O. Chase
James Munns
R. H. Rafter
James Stewart Quarter
Nobles Caucheron
Kramer
Robert C. Bellow
Ameri Material Farm
Wey. Grimes of
Cathay
W. J. Crawford
Warren Shaw
C. BP. Thorenson
Herman Balin
Halbrite
Skatchewman
Kramer Kirkenbush
Louis
Henry
Lansford
O. EB. Dunn
Robert Auld
A.A. Arends
Edward Burling
George Fulchler
Anton Bodal
Anna Sofia Arneson
Duluth
Edmund Dutt
Willow City
J. Dr. Wuizel
Misty Moriarity
Searis
J. E. Wilford
Russell Carpenter
Minnesota
J. W. Bahn
BE. J. Albright
Rockford, Illinois
James Rush
Spring Valley, Minnesota
Sons
G. W. and
J. M. Baker
Wim
Ames
McKenzie County
A. M. Ayars
Geo. H. Casavan
Pli Gfreerer
Samuel Hueschwerlen
Brinsmade
Posseion
Rose & Rose
Scott & Riebe
Samuel Franzen
Hurd
J. BR. Cooper
St. Louis
Jother Points
Thompson
J. J. Donahue
Schafer
Geo. J. Simons
Ed Hanson
Jim Hill
Maxbass Limited
Henderson
Minot
G. A. Woodward
St. John
Sofia Vurty
Arthur J . Ryder
Westhope Council
George Osborne
Hunter
Alfred “Evder
Ole Johnson
H. Hanson
Sleipner
Canada
Cliff Johnson
Herman Haines
Langdon
Simon Maddigan
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Roy
Ernest Cross
Peter Lerfal
George
William Bradley
West Superior
Wisconsin
Ed McGillivary
Robert Hinds
Estella Wright
Joseph , Wright
Carl Olson
Hans
Blackduck
The
Souris Commercial Club
John FB. Haskett
Emil Erickson
M. EB. Moen
M. Zimmerman
K. Melby
C. H. Tyler
Tyler & Woodward
Alexander
Westhope Lodge of Masons
Iich
W. J. Barger
Charley
Quigley
Jensen
O.T. Newhouse
P. O. Heide
First National Bank of Kramer
Henry W. Peterson
Mr. Newhouse
Minnesiy Bay
Omemee Herald
Bee O'Brien
Lethbridge
John Taylor
Art Hall
Ben Sherdahl
Sherdahl
A. A. Kleinert
F. A. Rinkel
M. D. Dyar
Walter Minshull
Peter Buyers
John Wells
Frank White
Philippines
G. Lindquist
Antler American
Van
E. J. Everson
John Hafstein
Hafstein
T. H. Mellott
Mr. Mellott
Gottleib Brand
P. L. Bering
Guy
Harold
Henry Bidne
Doc Johnson
Ben Garden
Walter Bidne
Bervig
Bidne
Dec Johnson
Williston
Farmers Lumber Company
Maxbags
St. Anthony & Dakota Company
Bond Lumber Company
John D. Gruber Company
Upham
Bond Company
Newburg
Maxbasas
Bue
Susan Crie
Susan
Sto
Dan Cupid
Hearts
Tim
Honeysickle Hill
Honeysuckle Hill
Swift
Byron Williams
J.S. MacKay & Co
J. S. MacKay & Co
S. B. Mahaney
Bottineau Courant
North Dakota
Bottineau
P. McMillan
N. D
H. M. Trent
Bottineau, N. D
Sheldon Optical Specialist
D.G. Piatt
Dunseith
North Dakots
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