Shorthorn Breeders and Fair Plans Highlight Bottineau Notes
Dore Samanty tan notes Duncan Beaton shipping four Shorthorns to tine South America to reduce his show herd. An Aberdeenshire man hints he may miss this year’s show. Jon Clark’s article on Early Day Shorthorns in Bottineau County appears in the West Breeder. The piece recalls Clark’s role in local shorthorn promotion and the Bottineau County Fair. Also covered are racehorse arrivals from Bismarck, local stables, a taxpayers auto tour, and plans for a log house office at the fair grounds. A provincial exhibition secretary’s letter closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Beaton
Ttine
South America
Duncan
Aberdeenshireman
Bottineau
Fess
Jon Clark
Woodburn
Nonewest
Clark
Bottineau County
Bara
John H. Turner
Flying Paden
Rose
Leaf
Willard Sheldon
Bogstie Teeen
Roth
Here
Alto
Wayne Kinsel
Bottieas County
Tomr Weerms
Bill Stead
George Barr
Melst
Mr. Kinsel
Robert Brander
Souris
Smale
Brandon
High School Carnival Opens Week with Parade and Show
The calendar features a Saturday carnival at the high school building with a 8 PM event after a 3 PM grand parade. The main show includes classes, readings, and singing in the Assembly Hall, followed by additional performances and student exhibits.
Greengard Family To Leave Bottineau For Baudette
Alex Greengard informs The Courant he will move to Baudette Minnesota next week where the Greengard Brothers will operate a large exclusive clothing store. The family has lived in Bottineau 15 years and will stay until school closes. Peter Scott will run the Bottineau store in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Greenpard
The
Courant
Bottineau
Baudette
Minn
Greengard Brothers
Greengard’s
Minne‘aote
Letters discuss moisture contract and expert opinions
Fred E. Sima argues for hiring Hatfield to bring rainfall moisture from Canada and urges a 1922 fall contract. He criticizes experts for being often wrong citing historical disasters and urges credulity over pessimism, addressing Editor Courant from Lime Ridge.
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Lime Ridge
Courant
E. F. Ladd
Hatfield
Canada
Martinique
Columbus
Orville Wright
Morconi
Fred E. Sima
Sims Ridge
Willow City
N. D
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Several Parcels
George D Prevo transfers to Elmer W Litwyant M2 16076. Leonard P Sandstrom and wife convey to Tyee 2 Winter W D NW% 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D.prevo
Elmer W
Leonard P. Sandstrom
Tyee
County Court Notices Mortgage Matters April Record
April 21 petition granted to mortgage the estate of Henry Holt. April 22 hearing on petition to mortgage crop for the estate of Bradford and Grimes granted. April 26 hearing on report of sale of real estate in the Hazel Cole et al to the estate of George Kale. April 6 hearing annual account on the estate of Henry Hols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holt
Bradford & Grimes
Hazel Cole
George Kale
Henry Hols
Metropolitan Museum Exhibit on Egyptian Funeral Dishes
In New York the Metropolitan Museum displays a case with white stone dishes and red pots used by the Egyptians to hold food for the soul. Dated around 2180 B C, these artifacts were buried with the dead and provide a glimpse into ancient burial customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Nonpartisan League Executive Committee Calls for Funds
The North Dakota Nonpartisan League reports a near ten thousand dollar recall fund and seeks immediate member renewals and township contributions to cover unpaid bills. State Executive Committee led by Liederbach outlines urgency to save Courier News and North Dakota Leader and to curb recall efforts before November 8.
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Courant
League
Liederbath
Kaldor
Levang
Maddock
Walker
North Dakota
Fargo
Mmittee
Courier- News
Courier-News
North Dakota Leader
Eagne Navertioers
United States
A. A. Liederbach
Recall Campaign Urges Support Amid Public Campaigns
A call circulates inviting residents to mail in support for a recall effort. Organizers emphasize timely participation and provide instructions for submitting votes and accompanying forms. Local officials remain neutral while addressing voter eligibility and submission deadlines.
North Dakota Leader Outlets Local News Reorganized
An early North Dakota paper announces its leadership changes under a new committee and editor Ram Is, promising broad state coverage. The edition notes its focus on regional news and features a Lent ode as part of its content.
Baptist Church Notices Sunday Service and Meetings
Weekend church bulletin invites members to Sunday morning worship at 10 245 and a noon service. An evening gathering and several meetings are announced with a cordial welcome to all who attend, including nonmembers, and a focus on strong expectations for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serview
Mayville Bottineau Debate Postponed to Friday Night at Grand Theatre
The Mayville Bottineau debate, moved from Wednesday due to lack of judges, will be held Friday at eight at the Grand Theatre. Mayville and Bottineau vie for the final State Cup bid against Dickinson, with judges Geo I Rodwater Clark and Louvain or Thompson. The motion asks whether the U S should intervene in Mexico to establish a stable government without destroying Mexico independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Bottineau
University In
Geo. I. Rodwater
Mohall
Pres. Clark
The
Minot Normal
Nelson Louvain
Thompson
Devils Lake
U. S
Mexico
Commencement speaker and state education notes from North Dakota
Dean Vernon P. Squires of the University of North Dakota will give the commencement lecture on May 27. Miss Minnie J. Nielsen, state superintendent, discusses North Dakota school statistics including 203857 children ages six to twenty and 164176 in public schools, with 39381 in private or non enrolled, and 28905 daily absences costing 1,881,794.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon P. Squires
College of Liberal Arts
University of North Dakota
Minot Normal
Minot City
M. W. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
Minnie J. Nielson
North Dakota
North, Dakota
Odd Fellows Anniversary Service at Presbyterian Church
A joint Rebekkah and Odd Fellows anniversary service will be held Sunday May at 8 PM at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. W. J. Walker, former city pastor, will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Walker
Bottineau County Potato Plan Aims for Grower Owned Warehouse
The Potato Booster urges certified seed potatoes stay local and outlines a plan to finance a Bottineau warehouse with $7500 cost, $2600 preferred stock for businessmen, $5000 common stock for growers, and grower notes as collateral. If acreage suffices this year, start with a small facility, expanding next year to keep seed homegrown and boost yields while reducing disease and improving quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Bone Fide
Ohio
Paris
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Dore Samanty Tan
A. Greengard
County Court News
Nonpartisan League
Executive Committee
Dako
Ie Rect
Rocenes
Baptiat
Forestry State
ODD Fellows
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