County Board Proceedings Bottineau 1902 Actions
Official Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners show petitions for highways across townships 168 74 and 163 74, action to view routes, and appointments. Also votes to organize school districts Nos. 28 and 29, bids for ferry sale, unlawful ferry action, tax levies for 1902, and adjournment to August 22 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lara Sivertson
A. Bergeron
A. O. Brager
Auditor's Office
James Davis
W. F. Kurth
Peter Hert
W. F. Karth
W. B. Noble
New Court House
Robert Walker
Eacd
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
G. J. Getshell
County of
Bottineau
Omemee
Bee Motion Board
Smotios
Wang
Seip
Fos
Wick
W. B. Marshall
A. L. Perrin
A. King
Herman Rogers
Samuel Smith
Bottineau County
District Court
Board of Health
Register of Deeds’ Office
Clerk of Court
Willard’s Prairies book praised for engaging North Dakota geology
The St Paul Pioneer Press hails Prof Daniel E Willard’s The Story of The Prairies as a readable clear text suitable for schools and general readers. It covers North Dakota’s physical, political, and social history with abundant photographs and maps. It explains Lake Agassiz and regional geology while noting railway town data and population details.
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St. Paul
North Dakota
Minnesota
Willard
East
Red River Valley
Europe
Lake Agassiz
Red River
Lake Winnipeg
Mississippi
Foot Amputation After Amateur Doctoring In Devils Lake
Dr. F E Farrell of Dunseith arrived with a young girl whose foot nearly severed by a bus mower a week earlier. Waiting hospital care led to serious condition. in Sisters Hospital the foot was amputated Sunday morning by Dr Jones with help from Dr Farrell. The child is recovering. a warning against delaying medical attention in rural areas.
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Devils Lake
Inter Ocean
F. E. Farrell
Dunseith
Farrell
Tortie Mountain
Sisters Hospital
Jones
Advice Wanted in Old Man’s Dilemma Over Daughters
A Chicago Daily News brief captures a terse exchange where a suitor asks an elderly father with seven daughters for his chosen recommendation. The father counters with a question about which daughter would be best, illustrating a humorous social moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Room in the Procession Clara Dear Isabel
Isabel expresses doubt over her success as an artist while Clara celebrates progress. The dialogue mentions Alder stragglers quitting and hints at a physical training course. The text also includes references to a dish pan and a tied wood box and cites Atchison Globe and Detroit Eres Prees as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Isabel
Detroit
Atchison Globe
Evening in the Country Tale of Nightfall and Sleep
A lyrical evening scene describes sunset fading to night as birds settle and flowers close. The piece blends nature’s hush with a motherly bedtime mood, ending with children resting and the moon rising softly over a quiet landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance M. Lowe
Cassell
A Tol er a bly Smart Bear Tale From the Knob Country
A colorful backcountry dialogue recounts tales of bears and clever neighbors near the Knob country. Gil and Reuben discuss smart bears and past mischief involving bark, pork, and headwaters legends with humorous, rustic chatter.
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Wil
Cain
Knob Country
New York Sun
Gil
Tay
Knob
Eddy
Saya Gil
Jehiel
Old Joram
Eli
Sam
Beura
Reuben
Heardwaters
Dan
Gideon
Singer William Pruette Discusses Housekeeping in Hotel Corridor
In a Philadelphia hotel corridor, singer William Pruette and married men recall a house servant Maggie who cared for Mrs. Pruette years ago in New York. Maggie left to visit a gravely ill mother and never sent word after receiving a telegram asking her to return home briefly.
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William Pruette
Philadelphia
Mrs. Pruette
New York
Minnesota State Fair Livestock Show Aims To Showcase Pure Bred Cattle
The Minnesota State Fair opens September 1 with national exhibitions by the American Short Horn Breeders Association and American Hereford Breeders Association. Auctions and judging occur in two large circus tents near cattle barns, attracting top stock from renowned herds. Dairy cattle shows, led by Holstein-Friesian interest, promise large premiums. attendance by breeders and farmers is expected to be massive as rail fare incentives attract visitors from Minnesota and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
American
Holstein-Friesian Association
Ihs
Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Great North West
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The
Vottineau Courant
Board Proceedings
Son Ai
Boolehein
Suveyor
Cooper
Nothi
Udo
Rewben
Tekiel
Jorim
Sam Muwt
Church
Ranch Hotel
Cone
Annapolis
P. C. Stevens
Omaha
Tribune
Cleveland
Hirst National Bank of Bottineau
Merchants Bank OF
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Sone Bent
W. H. McIntosh
F. W. Oathro
Cashier
Bottineau Meat Market
City Dray
Neil McKinnon
Prop
Bottineat, RH. D
McBrayen
C. W. Beyer
Bottineau Machine
Smith Shop
Fifth Street
Bottineau, N. D
McWitt
Wee
Christopher Simon
Pop
Siar
Thompson Street
Jeffers Sio Louis, Mo
Inseng Chemical Co. A
H. Wit
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