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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1907

Page

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Willow City News Gathers Tidbits From Creek to County

Local column lists social visits including Selveted and A. W. Miller families. Dentists Dr Ely departs for Ontario, Dr P A Laberge moves to Williston, Phil Finnigan plans Hot Springs trip after bountiful crops. Marital notice Arne Stenshol and Ingeborg Opsahl wed in Grand Forks. band boys serenade. Addie Perrin injured in California but recovery expected.

Arne Stenshol Ingeborg Opsahl John Opsahl Grand Forks Arne

Community Notes from Gardena and Souris Local Columns

Gardena news reports Mrs Wm Riebie's Minnesota trip and visits by Christy Henter and Mrs Norton, plus school and church notes. Annie Plorin’s appendectomy recovery, Carl Schroeder’s daughter improving, Epworth League event on December 15, and local meetings about a cooperative elevator. Souris items note good weather, Dr Begtrup’s return, a Santa Claus display, a dancing evening, a possible home talent group, a planned skating rink idea, Geo Cain’s restaurant, and a large timber deal meeting with $200,000 capital.

Pete Hevener Re Forn Will M. E. Moen Norway Mr. Moen S. H. Wilson British Columbia

Church notices and social items in Bottineau county dialogue

Tuesday business notes report Brikke visiting Minnesota parents and a long time away for a close friend. Betania group met December 7 at Boresons with plan to meet December 21, while couples visit Bottineau and Starbuck hospitals. School No. 5 reopens with Miss Hosberg teaching to 17 pupils. Banquet and social events planned by churches. Notable ministers to attend Presbyterian dedication December 18 at 2 p.m. Reading circle and school meetings announced. Grain commission board creates dockage and weighing inquiries. complaints invited to M O Hall. Maccabees elect officers and praise the order as a leading Ladies Fraternal group.

North Dakota Ana Winter Grain Commission Burke A. R. Thompson Rolla E. D. Washburn Hope M. O. Hall Mohall Minneapolis Duluth Superior N. D Sec Maccabee Ladies of the Maccabees Sarah Kaeding Birdie White Pearl Woodhall Emma Nichols R. K Anna Johnsgaard Lina Turner Nusbaum Lucy Cox Maggie White E. Bond

Neighbor and I A Soliloquy In Blessing Not Grudges

A reflective verse advises turning inward for harmony with a neighbor. It urges tending one’s own garden, kindness, and holiness to mirror positive conduct. The speaker, Helen Knight Wynn, encourages patience, cheerful effort, and trust in divine approval over petty disputes.

Minnesota Moves Toward Compulsory Smallpox Vaccination

A state law to nullify quarantine for smallpox infection takes effect January 1, allowing local health boards to decide on quarantines while offering free vaccine via distributed vaccine virus to local drugstores. The Minnesota Board of Health urges compulsory vaccination, citing historical cases and the limited impact of quarantine on disease spread.

Asa State Board of Health Minnesota

Inference on Infection Persistence

The statement suggests that infection can remain alive and virulent and spread to others even after a long time, leading to a drawn conclusion about disease transmission.

Fear or Confidence in a Nation’s Prosperity

A Tribune editorial urges readers to discard fear and embrace confidence amid threats. It likens panic to imaginary fire and argues the nation’s integrity and resources remain strong. It encourages positive thinking and optimistic resolve to keep prosperity flowing.

Chicago Tribune

North Dakota Horticultural Meeting at Fargo during Tri-State Growers

Professor Churchill coordinates the North Dakota Horticultural Society events for the Fargo gathering, Jan 14 to 18 as part of the Tri-State Grain Growers convention. Exhibitors urged to contact Churchill Nugent at the college for wood representations. Faculty notes include a visit to Boyne Monts Rural College and bookkeep training discussions. The animal husbandry department laments lost rail rates for Chicago stock show travel, while Prof Arnold’s Monday message inspires students with wit and literary selections. The livestock show in St Paul yields many prizes for sheep and swine labs.

Churchill North Dakota Horicultural Society Fargo Tri-State Department of Animal Husbandry Chicago Prof Arnold James Whitcomb Riley O. W. Holmes Eugene Field RB. B. Sherdian St. Paul

Also Mentioned on This Page

Willow City Gardena Kidsvold Souris Becans Ates Felix Zeipen Kramer A. W. Miller Ely Ontario Mr. Simpson Columbia Hotel Anderson J. L. Romanson P. A. Laberge Williston Williams County Lee. M. Timmons Phil Halls Walsh Fred Perrin Gus Lizotte S. 13 Mahaney Rolette David and Thomas Armstrong S. B. Mahaney Phil Finnigan Palmar Willow Mr. Finnigan Hot Springs Ark Addie Perrin Lodi California Wm. Riebie Minn J. C. Riebie Christ Joe Henter Annie Plorin Carl Schroeder Epworth League Roland Robey Rockford W. Kurth Nora Zorn J. A. Fox Begtrup Haskett Santa Claus Newhouse Bottineau City Geo. Cain Abel Eidsvold Ben Boreson Souria Lars Brikke Betania Young People's Society Peter Boreson N. Christenson Miss Jesse Ole Gorder Starbuck Sam Westing Westhope Hosberg Methodist A. T. Thompson Ladies Aid of Free Lutheran Church P. Boreson Ladies Aid of the Synod Church Henry Johnson Warren Hofacker Western Union Telegraph Co New Presbyterian Church Cleveland Congress Stewart and McIntosh Peter McDougall John Dinie John Supt. of Schools Cathro Bottineau County Reading Circle Helen Knight Wynn Agricultural College Notes Cob. Nugent Monts Rural College Boy Metin College Board of Trustes Wat
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