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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1909

Page

6

Official Proceedings on Road Work and County Bills

The board reviewed road work claims for townships 163 4 76 and 159 75 and 160 76 including Jed Brenden, Stule, Sivertson, Berg, Brand, Ha days, Mrawland, Streich, Streich and others. It approved and disallowed various bills for bridge lumber, pile driver use, telephoning, and county poor expenses. Appraisers were appointed for estray animals and a correction order was issued to fix the court house well to prevent freezing.

Jesper Brender Jesper C. Brenden John C. Seter West Thomas Stule Yougtint S. M. Sivertson Chas. Berg Eye John Brand, Sr Herman F. Streich Pony Kramer Imperial Elevator Hennepin Bridge Company Trim- Hollis Marriott Carl Bolseth Tional Bank of Willow City Herman _ “Streich Chas F. Streich Lorents Hanson Hiram Bollum Oast Hollis Marriott J. Brown Antler Norkota Imperial Elevator Company Lorane Bridge Geo O. Anderson Tevet Willie “Streich Fred Lamig Imperial Elevator Cambridge Lumber Souris Lena Wyman F. H. Stoltze W. J. Smith Jehiel Welch Court House Rostad Wm. Yorkie L. Blades Frank Brent Sottineau Milling Company Electric Light Geo. H. Capes Glomseth Larson Trimble Sidener National Office Supply Company Ole Helge On Hau Rostad Bottineau H. Dickinson R. H. Woods County Panera Edmund White Matt Johnson Northern Telephone Company Bruce Hane Board John King A. W. Hofacker Harold B. Nelson S. MacKay & ‘Company Brandford and Wilber S. MacKay Irs D. J. McFareen Tad H. Weaver & Company L. J. Glo R. M. Trimble L. J. Glomseth N. H. McKinnon Bottineau County North Dakota Noble

Organ Prize to Church with Most Votes at 8 PM

First prize of 500 dollars awarded to the church securing the largest vote total by 8 o clock p m on Friday December 31 1909.

One Cent a Vote Applies at Local Shops

Votes cost one cent each on cash sales and account payments at Ertresvaag Co Dept Store Northwestern Jewelry Co Emil Johnsgaard Furniture and Music McIntosh Bros Hardware Sheldon the Optician.

Ertresvaag Co Northwestern Jewelry Co Emil Johnsgaard McIntosh Bros Sheldon Optician

Second Prize Pipetone Church Organ Allocated

The church at Bottineau county receives the second prize organ worth 300 dollars for having the second largest vote total at 8 p m on Friday December 31 1909.

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Special Inducement by The Bottineau Courant

The Bottineau Courant offers payment options to clear arrears with rates listed for one to ten years. New votes listed alongside old totals include increments of 1000 to 25000 on the publication’s list.

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Reward Offered for Failure to Receive Voting Ticket

A one hundred dollar reward is posted for anyone who buys cash, pays on account, or subscribes to The Bottineau Courant and still fails to receive a ticket entitling them to designated votes. The offer is signed by multiple local merchants and managers including Ertresvaag Co through Fred Seger, Northwestern Jewelry Co via H O Sheldon, Johnsgaard's Furniture and Music Stores by Emil Johnsgaard, H O Sheldon the Optician, The Bottineau Courant by D R Carlson, and McIntosh Bros by W R McIntosh.

Bottineau Courant Ertresvaag Co Fred Seger Northwestern Jewelry Co H. O. Sheldon Johnsgaard’s Emil Johnsgaard the Optician The D. R. Carlson McIntosh Bros W. R. McIntosh

Rules of Contest Disqualifications and Ballot Details

Rules bar any business firm affiliate from contest participation and forbid clerks from voting tickets. Churches cannot transfer votes during the contest. All disputes go to the judges. A special ballot coupon in The Bourbon Courant counts votes and must be received by the printed expiration date.

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C. W. Beyer IM. A. Stewart Jas. Darland F. Woods Matt Vondrasek W. A. Plourde Lansford Hocking Valley Ay Win T. M. Yeomans Totushek & Truma Mr. Hill C. C. Banks R. Hebb County Poor Ertresvaag Company Rostad Family Mark-Moen Company C.A. Lundquist Bottineau Sash and Door McDonald & Son County Bar Company County Surveyor’s Herald Printing Company H. McKif Joseph Lundy Anton Wall Carbury Robt Wright Geo. Westacott Frank Olson Seybold Newals the Courant Merchants’ Pipe Organ Contest
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