Rugby Hospital Bid in Contested North Dakota Meeting
At Churches Ferry on January, delegates from Bottineau County attended to locate a proposed new hospital with the United Lutheran Church. The adjourned convention saw Rugby win a secret ballot 18 to Bottineau and Chorcha Ferry, prompting praise for Rugby’s drive and questioning Bottineau’s county-wide effort. The meeting debated constitutional seating rules and adjourned for supper before voting. Also noted was a Bottineau Literary Club gathering with a program of reform topics and future readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church of the Shey
Enone Kreds
Churches Ferry
Bottineau County
Fish ‘Lake
Elling Moslaat
Vinje
Gabriel Hanson
Nordlands
Peter Scott
Bottpean
Oder
Quamm
Strandnes
Churches
Ferry
Sveningson
Rugby
Bottineau
Svenington
United Lutheran Church
Hospital Association
The
Kreda
Chorcha Ferry
Bottinsaa
Rubgy
Bottinens
Rakshoi
Chris Moun
Oley
Aoe
Areae
Lile
Bottineau County Teachers Association Meeting Notice
Bottineau County Teachers Association schedules a two day session at Bottineau High School on February 9 and 10. The program includes a social, business meeting, and papers on nature study, art in the school room, characteristics of primary children, school organization, and related discussions led by local educators.
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Bottineau County
Teachers’ Association
Bottineau
W. D. Sheetz
Arta
Lora Dupker
Mias
Minnie Hubbart
Elsie Burr
Bessie Compton Pager
J.F. Brophy
Didcusnan
A. E. Bowen
Welch Buys Out G. K. Vikans General Store
John H. Welch bought out G. K. Vikans general store in Bottineau this week. Vikan retains the building and will lease it to his successor. Vik an has run a large, profitable business and will stay in Bottineau, likely pursuing real estate. Welch is a pioneer and prosperous retired farmer with property nearby and wide esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Welch
G. K . Vikan
Vikan
Vikjan
Bottineau
Welch
Royal Neighbors Install Officers in Woodman Hall
The Royal Neighbors met Wednesday evening and installed officers at Woodman Hall. Installed: Oracle Mrs J A Johnson, vice oracle Lena Thompson, past oracle Mrs McBrayne, chancellor Mia Greiner, recorder Miss Francis Shoor, marshal Mrs Van Joes, confinel Mrs Thos White, manager Thos Sime, Mrs Sims, Mrs Winkenweder, physicians Dr J A Johnson. Ceremonies closed with a splendid social.
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Woodman Hall
Oracle
J A. Johnson
Lena Thompson
McBrayne
Mia. Greiner
Francis Shoor
Marshall
van Joes
Confinel
Thos. White
Manag
Rm. Thos
Sime
Sims
Winkenweder
Dolliver rate bill favored by senate panel amid protests
The Dolliver rate bill, expanding the Interstate Commerce Commission to seven members with $10 000 salaries and seven year terms, appears likely for Senate passage with minor changes. The Hepburn and Davey bills draw House action as Iowa leaders shape both chambers, while public outrage over Jewish persecution in Russia spurs mass protest at Belasco Theatre.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Interstate Commarce
Senate
Dolliver
Hia
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Davey
Congress
Iowa
Senator Day
Georgia
Poultney Bigelow
Panama
Senate Committee On
Belasco Theatre
Ruassia
Congresman Suber
New York
Judge Moon
Philadelphia
Bultzer
Russia
Towne
Duluth
Minnesota
Bails
Bryan
Tammany
Funeral call for Mrs. O W Mattix in Illinois
Mrs. O W Mattix was summoned to Sadornse Illinois last week to attend her father’s funeral. A Soo snow plow nearly derailed near Overly today while clearing the line. Locals lament heavy snow after a long winter. Methusala is praised as a good old soul who might still be living had he used Rocky Mountain Tea.
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O. W. Mattix
Sadornse
Tllinois
Methusala
T. Sima
ME. Williams
Overly
Prominent Minnesotans Plead Not Guilty in Bribery Case
Minneapolis February 1 Bechtel former president of Northwestern National Life Insurance and Elmer H Dearth ex state Insurance commissioner were arraigned on two new bribery charges. The water works system at Ender Hinfa gala to give full satisfaction. It is formed by an artesian well.
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Minneapolis
W. ¥. Bechtel
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Elmer H. Dearth
Ender- Hin Fa Gala
Willow City Notes and Local News Items
Willow City updates include visits by John Taylor of Omemee and Mrs J H Cook, a drug store sale to Phill Hulls and F D Baillie, and marriage of Max Campeau to Fred Baillie. A barn fire at R W Lagier caused smoke damage and two horses died, while Olivia Hall’s lecture at the opera house received high praise. The parish notes report a sudden infant death, Bottineau trip for Billy Peppin and Jenimette, and editor Falkenstein sparring with a rival correspondent.
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Max Beatrice Campeau
Fred Baillie
Father Beauchamp
Taraus
Baillie
Minneapolis
Points
South Dakota
W. Muster and Co
R. W. Lagier
A. W. Miller
Miller
Olivia Hall
Opera House
Willow City
Hall
Arthur Morden
Methodist Church
Billy Peppin
Mies Jenimette
Bottineau
Crossettier
Andrew Cook
Bantry
Gilmer
Sonics
the Courant
Falkenstein
Falky
Morris Again On Stand In Packers Trial
Chicago February 1 Edward Morris vice president of Fairbank Canning testified on direct examination then faced cross examination. He denied consulting with other witnesses about his testimony. He admitted being a director of National Packing Company amid objections about naming that defendant. He explained reluctance to turn over books due to an injunction and the court ruled out further questions about the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Morris
Fairbank Canning Company
Morrison
National Packing Company
George W. Brown
Morris
Garfield
Stockmen resume convention solidifies mergers for federal goals
Denver Feb 1 The national convention of stockmen resumes after merging rival associations and plans a vigorous drive for federal railroad regulation and foreign trade development. A near agreement on forest reserve grazing taxes emerged from talks with Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot. Fort Worth Tex, eight D Cowan addressed the session on railroad regulation.
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Denver
National Convention of Stockmen
Clifford Pinchot
D. Cowan
Fort Worth
Tex
Mysterious Iowa Farmer James Checker Exhumed for Analysis
Des Moines reports the body of James Checker exhumed after evidence in a mysterious death at Williams. The stomach was sent to Des Moines for chemical analysis. Checker, a prosperous farmer living with a second wife, death followed by weeks and an arrest is expected.
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Iowa
Des Moines
James Checker
Williams
Checker
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Liottineau
Perna
Bottineau Bat Willow City
Bottineau Literary Club
Chas. E. White
A. G Burr
George Washington
W. N. Gillis
W. R. McIntosh
R. A. Parker
John F. Haskett
A. Besancon
A. G. Burr
Iver M. Brandford
C. E. White
A. 0. Anderson
L. E. Slattery
J. J. Weeks
J. C. Smith
Teacher's Association
Bouce
R. J. White
R. W. Smith
K. Vikan Hee
John HK. Welsh
Royal Neighbors
Washington
Dev
Sen
Bila
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Iate
Roosevelt
Jacob Reis
Reis
Opina
Shaw
U. S. Civil Service Retirement Association
Spooner
Tillman
Bailey
Texas
Wisconsin
Willow Gity
Scott
Cherches Ferry
Dennis Gorman
Phill Hulls
F. D. Baillie
Barton
Johnson, Muster
Thyng
Agnes Crites
Crookston
Wesley White
Amemiee
Ryder
State Bank of Antler
Collins Broa
Nels. P. Hanson
Miller and Hanson
Mies
J. L. Romanson
Marshall Field
Illinois
Mill- Ross
Field
Corporation of Marshall Field & Co
Europe
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