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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

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Peltiers to Hang February 5 1909

In a district court Judge Goss sentenced Joseph and Charles Peltier to be hanged by the neck until dead at the penitentiary at Hisamarck for the murder of F. W. Seidel. Sa-Ke-She-Wesunk received a life term for killing Alexandra Seidel. Sheriff McKinnon ordered to take prisoners to Bismarck within ten days.

Goss Joseph Charles Peltier F. W. Seidel Hisamarck Sa-Ke-She-Wesunk Little Rising Sun Alexandra Seidel N. H. McKinnon Bismarck McKinnon Richard Bond Harry Pinkerman Penitentiary F. A. Hellstrom Sa-Ke-She- Wesnik Charley Peltier Joe Peltiers J. J. Weeks Post Office Man Westside Charley Peter Marcellais Albert Besancon E.C. Bowen

Bankers Convene at Lake Metigoshe and Form District Auxiliary

Bankers at Metigoshe in Bottineau County held a well attended convention on Oak Island. Money lenders and loan brokers talked shop and enjoyed fellowship. The Ninth Judicial District bankers formed an auxiliary to the State Bankers Association to align with the Bismarck convention’s plan for district group meetings.

Bottineau County Bankers’ Association Lake Metigoshe Oak Island J Ninth Judicial District State Bankers’ Association Bismarck

Bottineau County deeds report for July 1908

A. F. Peterson register of deeds lists instruments filed in Bottineau county during the month ending July 31 1908 including 70 warranty deeds 47 real estate mortgages 84 contracts and 46 assignments with various receipts and fees totaling 1279 85 four dollars fifty cents for United States receipts and five dollars for sheriff certificates among other miscellaneous instruments and total receipts of 3270.20

A. F. Peterson Register of Deeds Bottineau County United States

Bottineau County Births Report

Bottineau county births list new arrivals from Souris Willow City Omemee and Russell. Couples include Fennern Nichols Fortin Walker Dame Perrin Samuelson and Ferguson, reporting a son for each in the community. The Courant prints the news.

Bottineau County Wm. Fennern Souris S. Nichol Ed. Fortin Willow City Joseph Walker Charles Dame Omemee Arthur Perrin

Harvesting Begins in Bottineau County Wheat Crop Strong

Harvesting of North Dakota wheat is underway with many fields cut and a full harvest expected early next week. Bottineau County yields are said to be above average, with reports of thirty bushels per acre in some fields and an overall average around twenty, making the county a potential state banner.

North Dakota Bottineau

Bottineau Forestry School Opens With Fine New Building

The North Dakota School of Forestry unveils a brick and stone main building turned over by contractor Edmund White and praised as one of the best state structures in North Dakota. The fall term begins September 21 with President J Allen Kemp and a faculty including Robert K Thompson Myrtle Kime Henry K Wieman Mary Carey and athletics by Prof Wieman. A J Carlson remains superintendent of buildings and grounds.

North Dakota School of Forestry Edmund White North Dakota J. A. Shannon School of Forestry J. Allen Kemp Robert K. Thompson Myrtle Kime Henry K. Wieman Mary Carey Wieman University of Wisconsin A. J. Carlson

Last week and they are coming in on every train

The report notes a steady influx observed last week as arrivals increase on every train, indicating a growing movement or attendance linked to a scheduled event or ongoing activity. Strong entities include trains and weekly timeline.

Democrats Organize County Central Committee

Democrats met at the courthouse on Tuesday to organize the new county central committee from primary electees of June 24. Officers elected were J. F. Cook of Antler as chairman, John J. Murphy of Bottineau as secretary, and J. L. Page of Westhope as treasurer. The group aimed to mount a strong fall campaign in Bottineau County.

New County Central Committee Bottineau Court House J. F. Cook Antler John J. Murphy Beruccary J. L. Page Westhope Bottineau County

August issue of Woman's Home Companion review

The August edition of Woman's Home Companion offers a string of delightful stories ideal for mid summer reading. The note highlights a feature on looking at the little Dutch scene with engaging prose and charming narratives.

Woman's Home Companion

Real Estate Transfers Filed in Bottineau County Last Week

A list of war ranty deeds filed in Bottineau County last week includes Edwin D. Baker and spouse to Hans M Slensrud on section 17 188 79 for 600000. John VonRonden to Be Swi 6 61 for 4500. Thomas Charley Jota and others to Charles Charley Copus and Lafayette Henry Peterson et al. Grham Woodbridge Lawrence Leo Altermatt to Simon Trent. John C Erickson to George Ryerson. McKinnon to Boltet tee for 4100 09.

Edwin D. Baker Hans M‘slensrud John VonRonden Thomas Charley Jota Charley Copus Fhrat National Bank Mohall

Senator W. B. Allison Dies After Illness in Dubuque

United States Senator from Iowa W B Allison died at his Dubuque home Tuesday afternoon from heart failure after a period of semi unconsciousness since Saturday. Born March 2, 1829, in Perry Ohio, he practiced law, served in the Civil War and Congress before winning a Senate seat in 1873. A long-standing public figure, his career included Republican conventions and a staff role with the governor during the war. A kidney ailment and back pain accompanied his decline. a testimonial notes Doan's Kidney Pills relieved him.

United States Allison Town Dubuque Senator Allison Perry Ohio Allegheny College Pennsylvania Western Reserve College of Anna Carter Wooster Ashland Chicago Congress Iowa Dean Bottineau Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York Doan's

Clark's Shorthorns Win Grand Forks Fair Honors

The Shorthorn bull owned by David Clark and Son won the gold medal as grand champion of beef classes at the Grand Forks fair. The Clarks also captured the sweepstakes prize for cattle, and earned top prizes in multiple Shorthorn categories including bulls, cows, and heifers across ages. They claimed first in aged herd and second in young herd brackets.

David Clark

Bottineau Resident Testifies About A Year Of Suffering

Mrs J C Murdock living near M E church Bottineau North Dakota says about a year ago her husband endured ailment that affected him deeply. The testimony implies clear relief following treatment and invites further local investigation to verify benefits.

Bottineau J. C. Murdock M. E. Church Bottineau, N. D

Wheat cutting and social notes from local residents

Special correspondent reports local wheat cutting and a flurry of visits and events. Residents travel to Bottineau and Conway, church services resume with English preaching, and Epworth league is paused briefly. A North Dakota Farmer note urges turning spring wheat into local flour and boosting state manufacturing and dairy output.

M. B Lenhart Epworth League

Advertised Letters at the Post Office August 1 1908

Uncalled letters listed by postmaster Ole Roland include H W French Sotirion Gianioporelon W E Norton Henry Zuleger Miss Laura Hoffman Mrs Geo Thernox and others. If not called within 15 days they will be sent to the dead letter office.

H. W. French Sotirion Gianioporelon W. E. Norton Henry Zuleger Laura Hoffman Geo. Thernox Ole Roland

Chester White hog breeding stock for sale

Chester White boars and sows for breeding purposes offered by F A H Smith. Farmers and breeders should call at my place early before the best animals are sold. Date provided.

Chester F. A. H. Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alex Seidel Metigoshe the Courant Itemple Baily Juliet Wilber Tompkins Marion Hill Ruth Wilson Herrick May Isabel Fisk Clinton Dangerfield Harvey J. O'Higgins Orson Lowell Alice Barber Stephens Charlotte Weber-Ditzler Doctor Hale Fannie Merritt Farmer Christine Terhune Herrick Grace Margaret Gould Sam Loyd Bottineau’s State Institution Woman’s Home Companion August Woman’s Home Companion Office of the Register of Deeds of W. B. Allison Clark Grand Forks Celia Fox Mrs. C. Boltz Kramer B. Gran Peter Henter Conway Mrs. Neuendorf Ethel Elizabeth Prynstrom Marquardt Home C. 5. Fairfield Rydstrom Mrs. C. Norton Banker C. 5 Fairfield Bankers’ Convention Chester White Hoge
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