Bottineau County Banks Show Growth In Deposits
Bottineau County banks report last call deposits at 3 345 087 60 up from 2 851 527 76 a gain near 500 000. The three Bottineau city banks hold 782 327 69 in deposits while Rugby and Pierce County banks total 572 000 plus. Individual bank totals are listed by town including Westhope Souris Newburg Lansford and Antler with varied figures.
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The
Courant
Bottineau County
Bottineau
Pierce County
Rugby
First National
Bottineau National
Westhope
Peoples State
Bank of Westhope
Souris
Mouse River Valley
State
City
Willow Merchants National
Firat National
Overl Firet National
Short Talks on Dairying and Manure Benefits
The article argues manure and straw return to soil produce indirect dairy gains. It urges spreading unrotted barnyard manure directly to fields, using straw as soil cover, and keeping stock to mix and compost litter. It links soil health to moisture retention and long term farm productivity.
O'Neal case reversed by North Dakota Supreme Court
The North Dakota Supreme Court reversed the Bottineau county conviction of Thomas O'Neal for maintaining a liquor nuisance at Lake Metigoshe. The decision clarifies district court information sufficiency for second offense charges and cautions on evidence and place specificity. The appeal by O'Neal was upheld with reversal.
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Supreme Court
Thomas O'Neal
Bottineau County
Lake Metigoshe
State of
North Dakota
Justice Court
District Court
Range 76
Goss
Noble, Blood ,& Adamson
Andrew Miller
Alfred Zuger
C. L. Young
Morgan
C. J
Extra Free Votes Offer For Courant Subscriptions
The Courant offers extra votes for new subscriptions between now and 6 pm December 27 1909. Churches like Bottineau Presbyterian lead the organ contest while Lutheran and Methodist Episcopal churches compete for votes and a Seybold Pipetone organ as a prize. Subscriptions must be for one year paid in advance with 1000 votes per new subscriber. 25 new subscribers yield 125000 extra votes for a church.
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Courant
Standings of Churches in Bottineau and Surrounding Towns
The list outlines church affiliations across Bottineau and nearby areas, including Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran, Catholic, Baptist, and other denominations. Entries name towns such as Bottineau, St. Paul, Taraus, Souris, Westhope, Gardena, Kramer, Garden, Landa, and regional groups like Synod Lutheran and Turtle Mountains.
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Presbyterian
Bottineau
Methodist Episcopal
Lutheran
Cen Ee
St. Paul Catholic
Taraus
Baptist
Manger Lutheran
Vinje Lutheran
Lesje
Roth
Souris
Catholic
Synod Lutheran
Westhope
Norland Lutheran
Roland Township
Gardena
Carbury
Turtle Mountain
Kramer Methodist Episcopal
Garden
St. Andrews
Svingen Lutheran
Turtle Mountains
Landa Fish Lake
Solums
Christian Science
Starbuck Township
Real estate transfers filed in Bottineau county deeds office
War ranty deeds show multiple transfers including Nels Iverson to Ole Fordal for 2000 and Daniel Manning to Jens O Farden for 3200. Transactions cover lots, blocks, sections in Antler White’s addition Westhope and South Bottineau with various buyers and small deed sizes.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
Nels Iverson
Ole
L. Fordal
Manley M. Davis
George L. Lillie
G. S. Ogren
S. M. Nichol
Jens Thompson Kiems
James W. Meagher
Andrew V. Allingham
C. O. Golden
White
South Bottineau
James S. Delaney
Clamance Lockman
D. H.cook
H. Cook
Edward Treichel
Michael Manning
James A. Manning, Sr
Antler
Thorberg T. Wick
W. D. Thorburn
Stone
Charles Bowen
T. J. Robinson
Westhope
Theodore M. Goldberg
Martin L. Helgerson
Otto Lindquist
Sheriff
Imperial Elevator Company
Sarah A. Kennedy
David F. Woods
P. S. Hilleboe
William J. Cooper
Stoltze
Julius Jacobson
John Eide
Ole A. Amble
Forest D. Smith
Johanna T. Westren
Trimble-Mann Investment Company
van Sant Investment Company
Peter H. Pederson
Jens O. Farden
Delbert Wheeler
Margaret E. Stevens
Nene
Permelia Burgess
Candis Burgess
McArthurs
Duncan McGilvary
Crisabel Bell
Nleanw
Swnw
Robert Wright
James P. Brennan
Leonard P. Sandstrom
Senw
Daniel Manning
George Fletcher
Sigurd Brandford
Odd Fellows Officers of Turtle Mountain Lodge
Turtle Mountain lodge No. 148 I O O F elects C R Wilber noble grand John Smith son past noble grand Frank Kitchen vice grand John R Gyne secretary G H Dale treasurer Clem Fletcher trustee eighteen months Encampment officers name Dale chief patriarch Wilber past chief patriarch John McCaughan high priest Gus Trader senior warden Sam Sidles junior warden Frank Kitchens scribe John Smithson treasurer Masters to suspend rural free delivery for thirty days if roads neglected by patron trustee or overseer. postmaster to consider permanent withdrawal if not repaired in thirty days
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Turtle Mountain Lodge No
C. R. Wilber
Noble Grand
John Smithson
Noble
Frank Kitchen
John R. Gyne
G. H. Dale
Clem Fletcher
T Ehe
John McCaughan
Gus Trader
Sam Sidles
Post Office Chief Issues Order on Local Mail Handling
The fourth assistant post master general issued an order permitting local post offices to adjust handling of mail parcels. The directive aims to streamline distribution and reduce delays across communities.
Fence Law Details in Williston State Herd Law
The study concludes herd law requires fences with posts every 32 feet or less, two stays between posts, and three barbed wires to constitute a valid barrier under the state’s fence provisions.
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Williston
Hay Fence Rules and 1905 Animal Regulation Provisions
The 1905 ordinances require hay fences with posts no more than eight feet apart and five strands of barbed wire, at least five feet high and sixteen feet from the hay stack. Cattle horses and other animals are permitted to be turned out after December 1 until April. stallions and vicious bulls are not allowed to be turned loose. Alpha chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star elected officers: Worthy matron Mrs J A Johnson, worthy patron John H Kirk, associate matron Mrs N H McKinnon, conductress Mrs R H Cook, associate conductress Mrs Theo Turner, secretary Miss Mabel Thorburn, treasurer Mrs J N Blades.
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Alpha Chapter
The
Order of the Eastern Star
J. A. Johnson
John H. Kirk
N. H. McKinnon
R. H Cook
Theo, Turner
Mabel Thorburn
J. N. Blades
Roy Bates Released On Recognizance In Marriage Case
George Roy Bates was released from county jail on order by Judge B. B. K. Goss after Bates accepted the conditions of release on his own recognizance to appear in district court. Bates had been arrested November 23 on a charge of forcing Mabel Scholfield to marry him, a crime with a ten year penitentiary potential. Bail had been set at $2,000. The article also notes rulings in several other cases, including Halverson vs. Teigen with a directed verdict for the defendant, and Sleeper vs. Baker & Brace with a 90 day stay of proceedings except for entry of judgment.
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George Roy Bates
Mabel Scholfieldd
B. BK. Goss
McKinnon
Bates
Burr
R. L. Halverson
M. Teigen
Courant
Halverson
S. H. Sleeper
Baker & Brace and Banta Bros. & Co
Goss
Afernoon
A. G. Barr
We Want Your Patronage from Bottineau Milling
An advertisement from Bottineau Milling Company seeks individual customers, offering Woodward's Best flour and inviting readers to share their name and address for a personal letter. The copy emphasizes direct trade and promises to answer questions about product value.
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Gus
Woodward
Bottineau Milling Company
School of Forestry Fall Term Closes. Winter Opens Jan 3
Fall term of the School of Forestry ends today with winter term starting Monday, January 3. Jennie Brander visited Friday as the January 11, 1910 literary program is announced with Roll Call and current events by Gimlys Stewart Trent Sivertson Theodors Zorn Ethel Beyer.
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School of Forestry
Jennie Brander
Gimlys Stewart Incy
Trent Sivertson
Theodors Zorn
Ethel Beyer
Imperial Lumber Yard Coal Stock Ad
Take Notice. We handle all sizes and kinds of hard and soft coal. We handle only one quality the best. If you want the best, look over our stock and let us convince you that our yard is the place for you to buy. We want your business.
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Imperial Lumber Yard
Northern Telephone launches two minute rate on January 1 1910
The company announces a new two minute rate effective January 1 1910. It promotes using long distance service instead of walking writing or telegraphing.
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Northern Telephone Company
We Reach the People Fade Not Claims
An advertisement urges readers to try the long distance service from the Northern Telephone Company claiming reliable connections and clear voice communication for distant calls.
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Fade Not
Northern Telephone Company
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Nimapacs
Maxbass Security
LANDA
First International
Lansford
First
Russell
Tees Kramer
Gardena State
Ian
Share Co
Newburg
I State
Presbyterian Church of
Merchants Church
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Seybold
Ole O. Kolstad
Ottis Kolstad
Odd Fellows’ Officers
Roy Bates
Judge Goss
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