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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
3
In a Paris salon, Danilo of Marsovia awakens to Sonia’s playful pursuit while Cascada confesses love. Amid faded flirtations and a fan missing, Natalie searches for gossip as Danilo's wealth and past engagements spark tension. The scene mixes romance, class, and power with a comic undertone.
Danilo rejects an arranged marriage with Leantita despite pressure from a French claim and political crisis. He insists he will not wed for personal gain but concedes a French alliance may be necessary for his country. The excerpt shifts to a note on waterproof shingles made with asbestos cement.
Boys in western England believe squeezing a mole to death and touching the wound with its blood will remove warts. They claim moles worms and other underground dwellers lack feelings so killing them is not cruel. Local readers warn against such practices and emphasize humane treatment of animals.
The term mad parliament refers to the 1268 Oxford gathering that openly rebelled against King Henry III. Simon de Montfort led the 34 councillors who seized control of the government, deposing the king.
Mrs. McArthur of Westhope has returned from Arizona where she has been visiting her daughter Mrs. C W Mc Clellan.
The University of North Dakota presents a comprehensive catalog with free tuition except for the College of Law, housed in eleven buildings heated by steam and lit by electricity. It lists colleges including Liberal Arts, Commerce, Teachers College, Law, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Medicine, and a Model High School, detailing four-year degrees and special programs.
Bottineau North Dakota city council schedules a special meeting for September 1 1904 at 8 pm to award contracts for street crossings and cement sidewalks. Bids due September 1 1904 8 pm with $150 draft or certified check. Plans on file with City Auditor John McKennie. Council may reject all bids and withhold contract letting until further notice.
Bottineau school district announces proposals for a steam heating plant venting and dry closet system for the new high school building. Sealed bids due September 15 1008 at 8 pm local time. Plans after August 22 1908 available from clerk M V Amnsaugh and architect J A Shannon. Bid bond required and bid accompanied by 100 cash seal.
A vintage ad aims to satisfy the public with high class stationery. It promises best values in home school and office needs and fixed prices, emphasizing customer satisfaction and quality.
Prof M W Mathews, late professor at London College of Magic, will be at Johnsgaardes Piano Store Bottineau on Mondays from 2 to 4 p m to receive pupils in pianoforte playing violin technique theory and more.
For sale ten head of young horses aged three to six years. All are suitable for driving or saddle work. Contact George McMillin secretary at 183-162-786 for details.
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