Bail insurance reform call from J C Miller in Souris North Dakota
J C Miller of Souris North Dakota argues in favor of splitting withdrawal dates for hail insurance by state regions. He suggests north half until the 25th and south half until the 15th, urging voter input on amendments and noting the public policy impact on farmers in drought and hopper affected areas.
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J. C. Miller
Mer
Ines
Advocate
W. H. Lackey
Souris
N D
Art Exhibit Well Worth Seeing At Local School
One hundred and more fine Porter prints reproduced in Sepia Brown will be on display for two days at the Bottineau school. Proceeds from admissions and catalogs go to school purchases, with prices from 40 cents to 1200. Exhibit opens tonight at 8 P.M. and continues Friday, with 1 P.M. and 8 P.M. showings. admission 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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Amd
Goini
Bottineau
Cine
Teg
Second Grade Parents Meet At Central School
Parents of second grade pupils gathered at Central School to learn how standardized tests track progress and diagnose difficulties. Miss Hogan urged home reading and careful supervision of posture, eye and dental checks, while Mr Leamer explained test charts and the value of parental cooperation with teachers.
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Central School
Leamer
Mesdames White
Ekblad
Sprinkle
Lien
Odegaard
Mangan
Bedell
McIntosh
Greengard
Smith
Buchanan
Eugene Hewitt
Helgerson
Nero
Hewitt
Thompson
Snyder
Dalbec
Martin
Death of Mrs Kriste Moml in Dunseith
Mrs Kriste Moml died at St Andrew's hospital after three weeks there the cause being paralysis. Funeral held Friday Nov 26 at Rindal's Church with Rev Flatmary. She leaves four sons and one daughter all of Dunseith N D and her mother in Norway. Born February 28 1869 in Norway she immigrated in 1887 settling Audubon Minnesota. She married Andrew Momb in 1888. After years near Detroit Minnesota they moved to Hetterfahl Minnesota in 1896 where her husband died in 1901 leaving six children, five of whom survived. In spring 1911 she moved with her children to Dunseith where she lived until death.
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Kriste Moml
St. Andrew’s Hospital
Rindal's Church
Flatmary
Dun_ with
N. D
Norway
Mre
Kriste Momb
Audubon
Minn
Andrew Momb
Detriot
Hetterfahl
Dunseith
Antil
Lutheran Church Activities Schedule Invites Attendance
The notice lists services at Salems church next Sunday at 11 a m and Bottineau Lutheran church at noon, with Luther League meetings at 7:80 p m. Catachumen meets Saturday at 4 p m, and business meetings are planned at pastor's home Friday 8 p m and at Vinje and Salems churches on December 7 and December 6 respectively. Mrs Ostrund and Mrs Larson host ladies aids on upcoming Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
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Salems Church
Bottineau Lutheran Church
M. Luther League
Catachumen
Luther League
Vinje
Mangers Ladies Aid
Willie Ostrund
Nordlands Ladies Aid
Louis Larson
T. T. Carlson
Estray notice of two red two year old heifers from Scully ranch
Two red two year old heifers strayed from Scully ranch. Each has a ear tag or hole near the ear. A reward is offered by Mr J J Scully of Mottineau LD for return.
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Scully
Mrv
J. J. Scully
Mottineau
LD. S
Strayed Items and Local For Sale Notice
Strayed from my place on November 16 a gray hare three years old and a hay mare named Tate reported by Mrs. Tate Egge Oremea Nap For sale a few pieces of fur and related items mentioned in the notice.
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Tate
Egge
Oremea
Nap
Lawmakers Fear I V A Bank Law Sparks Financial Demon
Mandan November 27 bankers from the Missouri Slope Group and local treasurers formed a nine member committee to meet Bank of North Dakota officials. They seek a plan to curb money withdrawals that threaten state financial stability. Observers compare the law to Frankenstein warning that the statute could backfire on its authors.
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Bank of North Dakota
Common People's Bank
Victor Frankenstein
Mrs. Shelley
Real Estate Transfers List Shows Several Property Moves
Amond Christofferson transfers to A B Christofferson for one dollar. Bernt Anderson sells to Ed Olson for one dollar. John D Gruber Co to Baker Lumber Co for one dollar covering multiple lots in Maxbass. J E McBride transfers to Albert J Dahl administrator for three thousand dollars. C M Bundy to H J Bundy for one dollar. George A Durnin to Bessie C Durnin for one dollar in multiple portions.
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Amond Christofferson
A. B. Christofferson
W. D
Bernt Anderson
Ed Olson
John D. Gruber
Baker Lumber Co
Maxbass
N. D
J. E. McBride
Albert J. Dahl
C. M. Bundy
H. J. Bundy
George A Durnin
Bessie C. Durnin
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during our husband and father’s illness and death and for the many beautiful flowers.
Licenses Issued For Three Marriages In Lansford and Antler
On November 24 three couples obtained marriage licenses in Lansford and Antler. Chas W Struck and Lila M Johnston both of Lansford were married by Rev T T Carlson the same day. Qle Reinholt and Nellie G Johnson both of Lansford were married by Rev Carlson. Carl Carlson and Anna T Widringstad both of Antler were united in marriage the same day by Rev Carlson.
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Chas. W. Struck
Lila M. Johnston
Lansford
T.T. Carlson
Qle Reinholt
Nelle G. Johnson
Rev. Carlson
Carl Carlson
Anna T. Widringstad
Antler
Taken Up Notice Bay Horses At Weat Hope North Dakota
Bay mare and bay gelding with a white star on the forehead came to Roy Phelps at Weat Hope North Dakota on November 15 1920. Owner must prove property and pay charges or they will be sold.
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Roy Phelps
Weathope
Strayed cow from Bottineau area reported near Bottineau
A 2 year old red horned red Holstein cow strayed about November 1996, located about two and a half miles south and eight percent miles east of Bottineau. Notify Frank Gagner Bottineau ND Box 1621 with details.
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Bottinesa
Red Halfor
Frank Gagner
N. D
Sabotage and misgivings about the Bank of North Dakota
A November Forum editorial attacks the Bank of North Dakota claiming its profits are a tax on every resident. It calls for returning public funds to localities to cut private bank charges and questions why private bankers should not bear the cost of public funds. The piece questions the bank’s supposed lack of service and argues for liquidating its affairs.
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Forum
Bank of North Dakota
1. V. A. Combine
Economic Bank
Jerusalem
Forumfea
Sermon Series at Baptist Church Promotes Theological Topics
Beginning next Sunday the Baptist Church will host a series of morning sermons on Outstanding Themes in Christian Theology and evening talks on The Disciples of Christ as Real Men. Wednesday prayer meetings will study The Parables of Jesus with subject The Four Kinds of Soil.
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Jesus
Andrew
Christmas Seals Campaign Aims for Bottineau County
North Dakota announces county based Christmas seal drive with Bottineau led by County Superintendent of Schools as chairman. Bottineau quota set at 110 dollars with banks and schools urged to maximize contributions. 25 seals earn a red bangle.
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The
North Dakota
Bottineau
C. R. Gleason
Bottineau High School Produces Two Plays at Grand Theatre
Bottineau High School staged The Soul of Priscilla and Me and Bill at the Grand Theatre. About thirty acted in the Thanksgiving fantasy while the Me and Bill cast featured Principal Johnstone Walker Mise Hart Mrs Ingolf Ertresvaag and Thomas Carlson. Seats sold out days ahead and the school earned a neat sum.
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Grand Theatre
Bottineau High School
Priscilla
Bill
Priscila
Johnstone Walker
Mise Hart
Ingolf Ertresvaag
Thomas Carlson
Citizens Purchase Warrants to Save School Open
Mass Meeting in Commercial Club rooms discussed keeping schools open. A committee was formed to raise funds by selling warrants at monthly payments for seven months. Report says 1200 per month pledged and 8000 per month hoped by the fifth. The Courant will publish a fuller update next week.
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Noth Tinenu
Aso
Tocal
Courant
Bacon Halsten Wedding At Bride’s Parents Home
On Thanksgiving Day in this city Rev J D McBain united Miss May Bacon and Mr Otto Halsten in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs James Bacon. Attendants were Lucy Bacon and Godfrey Gustafson. Only relatives and immediate friends attended. Mrs Bacon served a turkey dinner after the ceremony. The bride wore blue serge and satin with the bridesmaid in grey satin. The Courant extends congratulations.
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James Bacon
J. D. McBain
May Bacon
Otto Halsten
Lucy
Godfrey Gustafson
The
Courant
Wheat Growers Organize County Branch At Omemee
A county branch of the National Wheat Growers Association was organized at Omemee on Friday afternoon with representatives from most sections. Officers were elected from each commissioner district and delegates named to attend a state meeting in Farvo on November 30. The group plans future actions to align with western Fruit Growers Associations. High School notes report fundraiser success as students sold seals for the Anti Tuberculosis Association and theater finances were shared.
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National Wheat Growers Association
Omemee
A. H. White
Kramer
L. Slattery
Newburg
Alex. Hill
H. R. Buzzeell
Bottinenu
Neil McDougall
Westhone
Sam Johnson
Farvo
West
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Wilfred Condie
Walter Clasen
Cecil Kirk
Willie Russell
Kenneth McKenzie
Our Thanksgiving En Theatre
Potato Growers and County Agents Report and Questions
Report for year ending July 1 1920 shows Michigan Potato Growers' total business 4 815 108 21 dollars with 95 716 30 operating expense. Notes on Bottineau potato efforts, Kubanka yields 4 8 bushels per acre, grasshopper outlook, two poultry culling demonstrations, bank cream check figures, and a call for cooperation and local input.
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Michigan Potato Growers’ Association
North Dakota
Shuler
Bottineau
Bottineau County
Mr. Shuler
Gone 18 The Glory of Scotland Saint Andrew's Day 1920
A lament for Scotland on Saint Andrew's Day 1920. The poem speaks of a nation vanished yet the land’s enduring heather and thistle promise renewal as old heroes are mourned and resilience returns. Flora Cameron Burr.
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Scotland
Saint Andrew's Day
Wallace
Carrie and Glen
Eeerat
Flora Cameron Burr
CARD OP THANKS FOR VISITS AND REMEMBRANCE
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends who visited us on Sunday to cole peste Veselteening Severenay. Special thanks to Rev. Redal L. J. Mark and the children for arranging this pleasant surprise. We also thank for the gift given in remembrance of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Tyarson.
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Cole Peste Veselteening Severenay
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Lutheran Church
T. M. Kent
Fargo Forum
Bank OF Ndak
Baptist Church
Armootism
Mr. Lockwood
Island
Clyde
Glen
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