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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
8
County EXchanges reports Souris Yeomen installed officers and hosted a Friday night banquet. The item lists many community movements and events including travel, illness, appointments, and social gatherings across Souris, Willow City, Westhope, Maxbass, and surrounding towns.
A Bottineau resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her husband’s kidney pain and hip soreness after a year of discomfort. He used the medicine as directed, saw rapid relief, and the symptoms vanished. Sold by Bottineau Drug Co. and other dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U S sale agent. Remember the name Doan's.
A daily paper reporter is accused of fabricating a shark story. The sender says the tale wrongly credits a shark with tossing a man from a raft. The response proposes rewriting a next day’s story to restore the man and arrange an alligator’s assist for a proper outcome.
The greatest of French cooks explains his secret to success stating that butter and onion form the foundation of all cooking. He claims these ingredients make customers return, while butter alone drives them away. cook the onion until melted, then add butter to create a stock.
A former resident recalls how Bottineau has changed in twenty years. He asks about Floogus once known for notes and 2 percent loans. A hotel clerk reveals Floogus now leads a New York trust company. Notice lists the Lowrie farm joining townsite of Bottineau and invites applications to F S Lowrie Kalispel Mont 1 4t.
A. D. Bailey, buried 500 feet underground since December 4 in the Alpha shaft at Ely Nevada, writes of dangerous conditions and growing danger as rock settles. He and two others survive via a water pipe and a makeshift telephone, with rescuers facing risks from collapsing muck. If all goes well, Bailey expects to emerge in two weeks to fourteen days.
Mr and Mrs Robert Wilcox Ella Wheeler Wilcox cruise from New York with an uninvited passenger who claims wide literary connections and greets the Wilcoxes with familiarity. The tale ends abruptly as a Lisbon youth attempts a tree to tree aerial stunt and falls, cutting the narrative short in mid scene.
The Courant announces that going to press will occur Thursday afternoon and requests all ads and communications for news columns reach the office by Wednesday noon to ensure inclusion in the current issue.
A notice announces a licensed embalmer and funeral director holding first class status with a hearse in connection. The article underscores professional credentials and association with funeral services.
An appeal notes many headaches stem from defective sight and urges women to obtain properly fitted glasses. Eye examinations are offered with no charge to prevent ongoing headaches and potential blindness.
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