Fire destroys Beevers Meat Market and Ayden's Store
Fire gutted Beevers meat market and Ayden's confectionery and grocery on Thompson Street Tuesday morning. Exploding coal stove started blaze. hydrants failed or froze delaying water supply, hindering efforts to save the Mennie building and nearby stores. Total loss estimated near 7000 dollars, with partial insurance on Beevers assets and Ryden stock.
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Beevers
Ayden’s
Thompson Street
Successon
Mennie’s
Negro's
Patrons Exchange
Mennie
McNett
R. F. Ryden
Ryden
Heevers
J. B. Leveille
Presbyterian Church Young People Day Observed Sunday
Presbyterian Church will observe Young People's Day next Sunday with the Christian Endeavor society in charge of the evening service. Special musical numbers and a children's exercise will be presented, and papers will be read. Rev Melvin Fraser, a missionary in West Africa for eighteen years, will give an address next Wednesday at eight o clock. His work has been among the most interesting priest fields in the world. the address will be worth hearing. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Melvin Fraser
West Africa
County Court Sets Sale Confirmation for Wettlaufer Estate
Hearing on the report of sale of real property in the Jacob Wettlaufer estate, Ome net, occurred Tuesday February 4. An order confirming the sale will be issued. The hearing affirmed the sale value and the proper proceedings for confirmation.
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Jacob Wettlaufer
Omenet
Ean
Issaad
Marriage of Walter A Nero and Jennette M Pepin
Walter Allen Nero and Miss Jennette M. Pepin were married at St. Mark's church at 8 o'clock Saturday morning. The groom is the deputy sheriff and the Nero and Pepin families reside in the city. the couple will live at the Emde cottage on South Main Street.
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Walter Allen Nero
Misseannette M. Pepin
St. Mark's Church
Joseph Andrieuzx
Emma Pepin
Lucille Gonselyn
E. Boyd Nero
A. S. Nero
District Court Adjourned to February 25 by Judge Burr
An order from Judge A G Burr adjourns the county district court February term to Tuesday February 25 at 10 AM. No jury has been called due to few jury cases on the calendar. Naturalization applications will be considered on the first day of the term.
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A.G. Burr
District Court
Lawrence Iverson Dead in Amity District Teaching Loss
Lawrence C. Iverson longtime Amity district No 3 teacher died last Tuesday from an abscess in the head. Funeral services were held Saturday from the Iverson home in the mountains. He was a successful teacher and highly esteemed by those who knew him. He leaves a young widow.
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Lawrence C. Iverson
Amity
Iverson
Kenmare Boys Rout Bottineau 64 10 in Nighthawks Tilt
Kenmare defeated Bottineau 64 to 10 in the boys game, while the girls contest ended 17 to ? The Kenmare girls will host Bottineau in a return match late next week as both local teams have no game tonight.
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Bottineau High School
Kenmare
Bottineau
Girle
Kenmare Girle
Minot
Gennell Meets OS Council On Monday Evening
Gennell met the OS council on regular Monday evening session. Fryan conducted routine business and announced no major actions or votes.
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OS Council
Fryan
Four Better Farming Meetings Planned Across Bottineau County
Four Better Farming meetings will be held in Bottineau County with talks by Daniel Willard Valley City educator Miss Farnsworth and Thomas Cooper among others. Speeches cover farm home conveniences with Dante’s Inferno film shown by the Grand and National Board of Censorship approved. Advance tickets go on sale February 7 at the box office and Blades’ confectionery.
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Bottin
Eau County
Lansford
Willow City
Bottineau
Westhope
Daniel Willard
Great Northern
Ise Ngltie Farnsworth
Valley City Normal
Thomas Cooper
Better Farming Association
Mr. Wield
M. B. Johnson
Hell
General Film Co
National Board of Censorship
Grand
Blades
McFaul Arrested for Assault at Merchants Hotel
Dan McFaul was jailed ten days after being charged by Maud East, a Merchant’s hotel worker, with assault and battery. The arrest followed reports that he first beat his wife and then struck Miss East when she tried to move a child to another part of the house. The dispatch notes the sentence as fitting.
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Dan McFaul
Maud East
Merchants Hotel
Justice Smithson
McFaul
Miss East
Dante's Inferno at the Grand on February eleventh
Patrons at the Grand will have an opportunity Tuesday evening to see the famous five reel picture Dante's Inferno or A.
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the Grand
Investigators to Inspect Twin Peaks Mines in Arizona
Dr. George Durnin and P. B. Hilleboe of Westhope plan to depart for York Arizona to inspect Twin Peaks mines. If findings match representations they and several others in the county will boost their investments. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Newhouse from Minneapolis may also join.
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George Durnin
Local club sends clothing to Crittenden Home Fargo
The Woman's club of this city sent a trunk full of clothing towels and related items to the Crittenden Home at Fargo this week as a contribution to the good work done by that institution. The ladies of the club acknowledge the helpful assistance of several nonmember ladies in preparing the package.
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Woman's Club
Crittenden
Fargo
Burial for 21 year old restaurant man Adolph Boedigheimer
Died of heart failure Adolph Boedigheimer aged 21 a restaurant man died this week. Undertaker J H Weaver prepared the body at Westhope and arranged shipment of the remains to Perham Minnesota for burial.
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J. H. Weaver
Westhope
Adolph Boedigheimer
Perham
Minnesota
The Future of Agriculture by Professor Shuler of Zedoo
A lecture outlines agriculture as a future industry, tracing its history from nomadic living to settled farming. The speaker argues producers and consumers form two classes, urges nationwide study of agricultural progress, and notes early practices like seed saving by women and primitive cultivation.
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Shuler
Zedoo
Forestry
Makes Sane Plea for Farmers to Awake and Support School
A Bottineau county reader urges farmers to back the School of Forestry now planned as an agricultural college and experiment station. He argues education for farmers’ children will boost local farming, keeps youth in the countryside, and stresses soil, crop, and livestock instruction along with domestic science and business courses.
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School of Forestry
Courant
Legislative Assembly
Bottineau
Banner
Bottineau County
Bottinea
Neighboring Village Notes and Local Visits
Ground hog shadow question stirs curiosity in Carbury area. Bottineau business by QO Wareberg. Miss Nellie Alton visits Souris. S Dalen at county seat. S J Berg plans Mohall stay. Miss Jennie Glomeeth and Selma Crogan visit Bottineau. John and Richard Listoe travel to Rugby. Freight delay causes late arrival of the passenger from two miles south.
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QO. O. Wareberg
Bottineau
John
Richard Listoe
Rugby
Our Berg
Revival Meetings Conclude as Eight Baptisms Await More
At the Baptist Church revival meetings ended Sunday with good interest and eight candidates for baptism. The evangelist left for James town and will start revival in Lonetree next Sunday. Sunday activities include a junior class, morning and evening services, a children’s sermon, and baptismal observance. A male quartet will provide music at evening services.
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Jamestown
Lonetree
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Weevers
Ayden
Jiles J. Vansoar
Eric Evenson
Russell
Sidler
Currie
Jeannette M. Pepin
Henry Luchtz
Souris
Ruby P. Wickersham
Dunneith
M. G. Kimm
Oomel IH County Court
Lawrence Iverson
Gennell
Ong
Twin Peaks
Stribes
Earth
R. Finetad
Carbury Wews
Nellie Alton
S. J. Berg
Mohall
Jennie Glomeeth
Selma Crogan
At the Baptist Church
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