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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1916

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North Dakota Press Association chooses Metigoshe for summer meeting

At Grand Forks winter meeting the North Dakota Press Association accepted Bottineau Commercial Club’s invite to hold the summer gathering at Lake Metigoshe. Minot and Bottineau contended closely before Metigoshe won by three votes. Fargo and Devils Lake were eliminated early. The meeting is slated for early August with a winter session planned in Bismarck.

North Dakota Press Association Beautiful Lake Metigoshe Grand Forks Bottineau Minot Will E. Holbein Ward County Lake Metiggoshe Fargo Devils Lake Biamarck

High School Notes From the Region

Miss Underwood is improving her biology. F W Catbro visited seventh grade and praised it. Rhetoric readings by Clarence Gorder Gertrude Dana Norman Sanden and Leis Stafford occur this week. Oyster stew served in the domestic science room at ten cents a plate. The music departments prepare for a concert. Basketball games with Rugby and Dunseith postponed due to rain hopes for soon. A double header Forestry and tied high school in the gym February 9 with a free game expected in Minot.

Miss. Underwood F. W Catbro Clarence Gorder Gertrude Dana Norman Sanden Leis Stafford Girls’ Glee Club Boys’ Glee Club Dunseith Te Riad Frey Gue

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Deeds

Octave Dupont transfers property to Anna M Paupont for 1 dollar and other terms. Joseph Donovan to Herbert P Smith for one half interest in a described parcel. James F Nottage sheriff deed to State Bank of Maxbuis totaling 607 75. Albert N Bowmann and wife to Sam N Nesting for 1500 on Westhope lot. Petersons and others listed with half interests and dates in the township property ledger.

Octave Dupont Anna M. Paupont Joseph Donovag Herbert P. Smith James F. Nottage Ty Sheriff State Bank of Maxbuis Albert N. Bowmann Sam. N. Nesting Westhope Athec

Property Transfers Recap From Local Deeds Ledger

Flynn to John F Stark and others record deed transfers. W Catbro and wife to Herman Carbonneau for 1 dollar. Nordberg to State Bank of Souris via sheriff deed for 541.14. Cockerill to E H Kaeding lot B in southeast quarter 8 161 75. Edward H Kaeding and wife to Jno Neville for 6552 with lot B se 8 161 75. Ole O Neraal and wife to George P Bernard for 4800 NW 85 161 79.

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League to Hold Meetings in Bottineau County

Public meetings of the Non Partisan league will be held in most Bottineau county towns during the month. Lectures will explain league aims and invite both members and the public. Farmers are urged to attend with an itinerary listing Kuroki Feb 8 and Landa Feb 9 through Gardena Feb 28 and Overly Feb 29.

League Bottineau County Kuroki Landa Willow City Thurs Bottineau Carbury Eckman

Notice to Rural Route Patrons on Snow Removal

The Department urges rural route patrons to keep road approaches to mail boxes clear of snowdrifts and obstructions to ensure service. Postmasters will notify patrons to have roads plowed when impassable or in poor condition and report delays to higher officials if not remedied.

Postmasern

Noted travelers brave bitter trails in North Dakota cold

The Souris Messenger reports a man walking 11 miles in 20 below weather at Devils Lake. Rev Bakke walks 20 miles from Towner to Barton for a Bottineau flyer in about 35 below. The piece calls the journeys ordinary and hints at local skill being exploited by others.

Souris Devils Lake Bakke Towner Barton Bottineau Esid Hunter Ogren Norge Ees Ee

Goanty Commissioner Holi Action in Wikiow City

A local official in Wikiow City announces a public event tied to the Holi festival. The commissioner seeks community support and outlines safety and participation guidelines for residents and visitors.

Commercial club to hold annual banquet this March

At last night’s meeting the commercial club voted unanimously to hold its annual banquet in March. Officers will likely be elected then with date set by the executive committee. A rest room for women’s club cooperation was discussed. Committees were named for the rest room and banquet duties. The club plans to enter its corn exhibit from Bottineau county’s 1914 show at the Mid Winter Fair in Minot February 17 to 12.

Commercial Club Women's Club A. P. Henderson Jos.Quamme S. H. Wilson Thos. Hennessy E. C. Bowen Geo, McMillen J. J. Weeks Bottineau County Minot

Thomas Baker Jr. Dies in Fargo at 57

Thomas Baker Jr. president of the Thomas Baker Insurance firm and a prominent Fargo resident died at 11:30 this morning after an apoplectic stroke. A Mason and former speaker of the house, he came to Fargo in 1880 and leaves two sons R. T. and Julius, with his wife having died a year ago.

Fargo Thomas Baker, Jr Largo Insurance Firm Thos. Baker, Sr R. T Julius

Baptist Church Sunday Services Schedule

The church invites participation in a Sunday school at 12 noon, a Young People's meeting at 12:45 p.m., and an evening service at 7:30 p.m. A mid week service is held Wednesday at 8 o'clock. All are welcome to attend any or all services.

Dvorak Trio to Perform at State School Evenings

The State School of Forestry lists upcoming events with the Dvorak Trio scheduled for Wednesday evening February 16 as the final lecture course offering. The botany class counts 82 students and the Forester issue promises improvements. President Smith spoke on Niagara Falls in chapel with photos from holiday trips. Agriculture closes with studies on farm animals and plans for stock trips.

Dvorak Smith Niagara Falls

Students eye Simonds contest for workmanship and design

In the manual training department some boys plan to enter the Simonds contest for excellence in workmanship and originality of design. Two large upholstered rocking chairs are being built as part of the project. A varnish producer is supplying material for a lecture on insecticides to be given by Mr. Sowers in his classroom.

Simonds Simonds Law Company Sowers

Engine Freezes to Rail in Stanley Snow the Ice Rink Saga

Great Northern trains Nos 28 and 4 halted at Stanley due to cold. false reports of snowdrifts. Engine of No 28 failed as water froze wheels to track. A bonfire was lit beneath the locomotive to raise steam and melt the ice so it could be freed.

Stanley Great Northern

Kill the Jack Rabbits for Market Hunts

A North Dakota farmer urges farmers and their boys to hunt and market jack rabbits to curb crop damage. Dealers in Bottineau will pay 10 to 15 cents per rabbit, with Farmers Clubs offering supper prizes to top hunters to encourage pest control and support ammunition costs.

Bottineau

Minot Arson Case Advances After New Information

A new information has been filed against Arnold Hileman for destructing property by arson in Minot. He is bound over to district court on the charge tied to the Roell Balkey block blaze that left many destitute. Officers face difficulties proving malice while lawmakers did not foresee such a silly impulse leading to the crime.

Minot Arnold Hileman Roell-Balkey Hileman

Twelve Moral Maxims on Time and Virtue

A compact list extols time value and perseverance while praising simple living character and kindness. It emphasizes duty economy patience and steady effort as keys to personal virtue.

Dragging the Roads a Practical Winter Duty

Northern Renville farmers flood roads with drag methods to compact snow trails. Stone laden drags, crosswise stoneboats, and plow-bottom sleds reduce loose piles. township supervisors must maintain year round. Community notes mention a grandmother funeral, school absences, and arithmetic exam successes.

Sherwood Renville County Emerick Nelson

Thousand Cars of Coal Delayed by North Dakota Storm

Devils Lake Jan. 28 reports estimate about one thousand coal cars bound for northern North Dakota were delayed between here and Duluth by a recent storm. The cold spell prior to the storm caused a flood of orders, making this the busiest period in years, with much business shifting to transit as the storm ended.

Devils Lake North Dakota Here Duluth

Presbyterian Church Service Times

Regular services Sunday 11 o clock a m and 7 30 p m C E at 6 30 p m Devotional meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m Sunday school at 12 noon Everybody s welcome H Lewis Meyer Pastor

H. Lewis Meyer

Imperial Lumber Yard Offers Good Coal at Reasonable Prices

An ad inviting customers to buy coal from Imperial Lumber Yard during the cold season. It promotes affordable pricing and readiness to heat homes. The notice emphasizes durable fuel supply and customer service.

Imperial Lumber Yard

Church Schedule Published by R J L McKelvey

Morning worship at 11 a m with Bible school at noon Junior league at 3 p m Epworth league at 6 45 p m Evening service at 7 30 p m announced by Minister R J L McKelvey

Bible School Epworth R. J. L. McKelvey

Central School Hosts Evening Literary Program

Central school presents a literary program Saturday at 7 30 p m Admission 15 cents for adults 10 cents for children The fifth grade studies Nese writing as part of language work Final examinations postponed due to blizzard insufficient pupils present Children escorted home at noon and evening Florence and Virginia Martins absent last week due to travel to Minneapolis

Central School Florence Virginia Martins Miancepolla

Laymen Embrace Prohibition in Fargo Convention

Resolutions pledging support to national prohibition were adopted at Fargo laymen’s missionary convention. The event drew 1,257 delegates with 126 from outside towns. A grand song service at the Masonic temple highlighted the night along with missionary talks and moving pictures of global work.

Fargo Masonic Temple First Presbyterian Church

Good Game Promised Minot Friday Night Basketball

Promoters advertise a Friday 8 o clock basketball event on Minot floor with a 15 to 18 score reference and an appeal for community support for the district meet. The message invites readers to attend and show financial backing, promising a memorable game that the next generation will discuss.

Minot Nels

Farmere Non Partisan League Conventions Set February 22

Township conventions will be held in every township of the state on Tuesday February 22 at 2 oclock p m. All league members are urged to attend the convention in their township on that day.

The Farmere Non-Partisan League League

County Court Final Accounts and Guardianship Hearings

Jan 20 hearing on final account in the estate of Christiana Trent. Account allowed and decree issued. Jan 31 hearing on final Wettlaufer account. Feb 1 hearing on first annual accounting in guardianship of Mark L Hawker. account allowed.

Christiana Trent Christian Wettlaufer Mark L. Hawker

Lutheran Sunday School and Services Schedule Noted

The notice lists Lutheran Charet Sunday School at 19:16 and services at 7:30 P.M. Rev Hunter to preach the sermon. A morning service at 11 A.M. is announced with participation from Norlanda weather with vices, BN Bekico, pastor.

Hunter Seraion Norlanda Wether

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Metigoshe Famous Resort Geal Estate P. B. Peterson Thomas Baker JR State School OF Forestry Stanlley -Bonfire Jack Rabbits P. Henderson Nora Ada Stewart Central Devern Hendrickson Margaret MacKay Bernard O’malia Frank Hunter Grant Kalbfleisch Presbyterian Church Motes Gentral School Hotel Lutheran Charet Bekico
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