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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1906

Page

6

Local News From Bottineau County and Nearby

Local items report health improvements of a Bottineau County family in California, a new pool room opening at the former Star restaurant run by Boehnke and Hicks, travel through Kramer to Canadian Northwest, land filings by Bud Garrel and Ed Bahr near Schafer, a new barn by Mr. Bahr, and Leslie Smith planning a winter in Missouri with a possible return with a new Mrs. Smith. Also notes on how diphtheria develops and a recommendation for Cham berlain's Cough Remedy sold by R. B. Kilbourn.

Mesers Bud Garrel Ed Bahr Schafer McKenzie County Kramer Bud Bahr Leslie Smith Missouri Leslie

Lansford Skating Trend and Town Glimpse

Lansford adds roller skating to amusements while J L Dvorshak returns from a North Williams County visit and plans a trip to Idaho later. Mrs L Ruoter relocates from Minnesota to Lansford as merchants adopt eight o clock closing. A land seeking Alberta trip departs under Emery Johnson, and neighbors stage a playful surprise party for Mr and Mrs A M Grant before their move to Lansford.

Lansford J.L. Dvorshak Williams County Idaho L. Rooter Ruoter Schmitz A. M. Grant Grant

Farm sale and local marriage at West Hope area

John McQueen sold his three and a half section farm for eighty thousand dollars near Caravale. Charles J Beacon married Ellen B Perfontaine at Catholic mass officiated by Rev. Father Turcotte. They will live on the farm near West Hope. Father Turcotte announced mass for December 30. N P Swanson, a prosperous farmer, heads to Chicago then Sweden to visit relatives.

John McQueen Caravale Chas. J. Beacon Ellen B. Per.fountaine Father Turcotte Westhope State Bank N. P. Swanson Chicago Sweden

News Bits From Bluffton Area Homes and Movements

Mrs. Joe Nelson visited at Lane Nelsons and returned to Larimore Thursday. Henry Yost arrived in town for an extended stay. Mrs. Dena Penns remains buried at Milton. A. L. Colthrop moved his family to Helges addition. Guy Buring, aiding Garden's in Landa, spent Thanksgiving at home. Geo. and Mrs. Spencer returned from Illinois last Friday. Bluffton Banner quotes urge going home. promotion for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ends with local sale by R. B. Kilbourne.

Joe Nelson Lane Nelson Larimore Henry Yost City A. L. Colthrop Helges Addition Guy Buring Garden Landa Geo. Spencer Illinois Bluffton Indiana R. B.kilbourn

Westhope Notes and Local Tidbits

Westhope items report Miss D Powell back in Grafton after a three week visit with sisters. Pool room operator N Matteson closed and left for Landra to manage another venue. Several weddings are planned in coming weeks with two set for next week. Death of Mrs John Waters father, an Antler area resident, noted without details. Masonic lodge elected officers O J Reynolds W M W A Meddaugh W M C Crawford J W W J Cooper treasurer C E Brace secretary. second degree conferred on W A Goldschmidt. Rural delivery drivers urged to break roads after snow to keep routes open and mail moving.

N. Matteson Doherty Landa Standard John Waters Antler Masonic Lodge O. J. Reynolds W. M W. A. Meddaugh W. M. C. Crawsford J. W W. J. Cooper C. E. Brace W. A. Goldschmidt Post Office Department

North Dakota town growth and notices in Bottineau

A local Bottineau town update notes rapid development from wheat fields to built up streets, mentions school opening plans, seating installations, a new young men's club idea, and civic petitions regarding cattle and sidewalks. Legal notices describe an Agister's Lien sale on December 15 1906 for W A Sawyer’s stock, with sheriff Thos Gardner listed. Also brief items on Dr Casavan estate settlement and local business ads for Pain Balm and Rocky Mountain Tea.

North Dakota J. O. Smith Dr. Casavan J. O

A Home Made Happy by Charm berlain's Cough Remedy

A mother recalls two doctors failing to help her measles led to bronchitis in her baby. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a storekeeper's suggestion the child recovered and is now well. The testimonial claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is safe and pleasant to take and available for sale.

Charmberlain Chamberlain Geo. W. Spence Holly Springs N. C

Omemee whist club to issue challenges to nearby towns

Supt Christenson and his brother Chas Christenson of Starbuck visited Omemee on the way home from Williston. Reverend White of Bottineau preached at the Methodist Church to a large crowd. The ladies whist club met last Friday at Mr and Mrs Brophy’s residence for an enjoyable evening. Two spring heifer calves were left unclaimed by Haldor Hanson Bottineau post office Section 18-163-74 near Lake Metigoshe.

Omemee Supt Christenson Williston Chas. Christenson Starbuck Ladies Whist Haldor Hanson Bottineau Lake Metigoshe

Notice of sale of deer? livestock in Bottineau legal notice

On November 13 1906 Neil McArthur entrusted livestock to W A Sawyer owner failed to pay charges for keeping the red steer and red cow dehorned and stored by a livery keeper in Bottineau.

Neil McArthur W. A. Sawyer Bottineau

Be Good and Do Good, A Brethren Speech on Charity

A sermon style exhortation urges Brethren to live virtuously and perform practical acts of charity. It quotes Edwin Arnold Robert Browning Julia C. R. Dorr and Dongina Jerrold, contrasting old adages about happiness with the call to be quietly kind, helpful, and neighborly. The text likens goodness to planting a rose tree that benefits others beyond one’s life.

Robert Browning Gol Julia C. R. Dorr Dongina Jerrold

Lady Macintyre Arrives in Chipperton Stir

Mise Dennett-Brown visits modest chalets on the town’s edge and presses a tract titled Her House in Order on a busy, plainspoken neighbor. The scene shifts to a revelation of Lady Macintyre living near the Poplars, unsettling the scheming visitor and causing social embarrassment.

Mise Dennett-Brown London Lady Macintyre Chipperton Dennett Brown Olivia Carrie

Home Visitors Excursion Ticket Plan Offered by Great Northern

The Great Northern announces an excursion ticket rate of one and one third fare on the certificate plan. For details on travel dates and information, contact G. H. Hebert, agent at Bottineau.

Great Northern G. H. Hebert Bottineau

Be True to Self and Conscience in London Inquiry

In West Ham an inquiry into council borrowing of 62300 pounds for electricity extensions heard the local electrical undertaking to date show a deficit of 7206 pounds charged to rates. The inspector noted prior loans financed by the board for machinery and that the council seeks further funds for gear already paid for. Morning Post.

Local Government Board West Ham London Morning Post

Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad

Advertising copy touts a herbal remedy for vitality and vigor. It promises strengthened nerves and revived energy, claiming restorative effects. Priced at 38 cents, the product is credited to Living Stone and Stewart.

Hollister Livingstone & Stewart

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Bottineau County Sandy Cameron East Pasadena California R. B. Kilbourn Artler Miss D. Powell Grafton Mesdames Robillard Simon Tanue Destalarre Bobby N. Dak Bowen & Adams Thos. Gardner Kk. B. Kilbourn White Methodist Church Women’s Cemetery Association Edwin Arnold Asia Ellis Wyburd Trust Grabbers’ Union Pew Red Light Henry George Rocky Mountain Milwaukee Madison Green Bay Fon du Lac Des Moines Omaha Sioux City Kansas City St.Louis Pha Paints Wisconsin Minne Sota E. L. Pardee Trav. Pasar Leland Hotel Minot N. D. Pasar Grand Forks N. D Bottingad
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