Taxation Explained in Bottineau County Amid Fiscal Scrutiny
A historical article breaks down Bottineau County taxes for the year roundup to $282,174.86 across state, county, school, and local levies. It details fund purposes from state general and bond sinking to county bridges and road funds, with notes on salaries, justice administration costs, and efforts to redeem bonds while highlighting road improvements and tax distribution.
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Bottineau County
Supreme Court
Soldiers Home
State University
Agricultural College
Administration of Justice
Board of County Commissioners
Register of Deeds’ Office
George L Stewart Burial and Flannery Death Notices
W S Flannery of Kramer died last Friday in Mankato Minnesota while visiting. Remains brought to Bottineau for interment Monday. Born January 3 1846 in Scott County Virginia he lived in Kentucky Illinois Iowa and finally Kra mer before settling in this county. He served in Fortieth Kentucky mounted infantry 1863 65 and married M J Foster in 1867 eight children survived. Funeral services held at M E church with Masonic rites at the grave. Evening sermon for girls on beauty to follow the funeral. Frances Willard birthday noted. Morning service 11 Sunday 12 15 noon and 7 30 pm.
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W. S. Flannery
Kramer
Mankato
Minnesota
Bottineau
William S. Flannery
Scott County
Virginia
Morgan County
Kentucky
Fortieth Kentucky Mounted Infantry
M. J. Foster
B. F. Foster
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Sibley
Illinois
Larchwood
Iowa
Masonic Fraternity
Tuscan Lodge No
A. F
A. M
M. E
D. Stratford
J. P. Davis
L. M. Waterman
Ivery
Frances Willard
Waterman
Funeral of Geo L Stewart Held in Opera House
Funeral services for George L. Stewart were conducted by Rev L M Waterman at the opera house on Monday afternoon with Odd Fellows in attendance at the cemetery. Born in Dalkeith Ontario on September 20 1866 he moved to Bottineau in 1883 and married Elizabeth Pugh in 1891. Six children survive with the widow.
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George L. Stewart
Opera House
L. M. Waterman
Baptist Church
Oak Creek Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Dalkeith
Glengarry County
Ontario
Bottineau
Mothers Day at Baptist Church Focuses on Jochebed
Next Sunday the Baptist church schedules a women's day with a morning message by the pastor. The theme honors a famed mother, Jochebed, highlighting the character of motherhood and its appeal to men as well as women.
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the Baptist Church
Jochebed
McClory Expected To Seek Republican Nomination
Devils Lake paper reports strong town talk that Hon. P. J. McClory of this city will announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress. Observers cite his wide recognition across Ramsey, Benson, Towner, Rolette, Pierce, Bottineau and McHenry counties and say he would draw large support in Ward and Williams. McClory, a longtime North Dakota lawyer, is praised by allies as the strongest candidate among those discussed. A Fargo politician says McClory would likely win if he pursues the nomination.
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Devils Lake
P. J. McClory
Congress
McClory
North Dakota
Ramsey
Benson
Towner
Rolette
Pierce
Bottineau
McHenry
Ward
Williams
Judge McClory
Fargo
Pete McClory
Methodist Sermons on Beatitudes Continue Next Sunday
The pastor Rev. D. Stratford Scadeng will preach the third sermon in the beatitudes series at 11 oclock Sunday morning. In the evening he will deliver the complement to last Sundays sermon as announced elsewhere. All other services proceed as usual. Everyone is welcome. services begin promptly.
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D. Stratford Scadeng
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Posted
Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The evening sermon titled How We Obtained Our Bible with a second prelude on the Pulpit and Popular Questions. Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. Christian Endeavor meeting at prem. Cordial invitation to all.
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Christian Endeavor
Prem
Estray notice for bay horse near Newburg North Dakota
Estray taken up a bay horse weighing about 800 to 1000 pounds with two white hind feet a star on the forehead and foretop cut. Found at the new Mouse River Bridge three miles east of Newburg. Owner James Skinn box 86 Newburg N D posted April 10.
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New Mouse River Bridge
James Skinn
Newburg
N. D
Drainage project eyed for 2200 acres in Bottineau county
At a La Porte ranch meeting freeholders along Mouse River discussed a drainage scheme with State Engineer Atkinson and County Commissioner Grant. The plan could affect 22000 acres in Bottineau and McHenry counties with possible Canada cooperation and $6 per acre cost, aiming to boost land value to about 100 dollars per acre once drained.
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Russell Sentinel
Laporte
Mouse River
T. R. Atkinson
A. M. Grant
Ed. Randall
George Laporte
Jno
McPhee
E. H. Moen
Canada
Bottineau
McHenry
Mouse River Valley
School of Forestry Notes and Holid ay Observed
Miss Carey resumes classes after a week illness as monthly exams held last Thursday and Friday. The debating society delays its meeting to Friday evening February 21. Lincoln's birthday holiday observed Wednesday. Superintendent Brophy visits Omemee public school. The new gym opens Monday evening in the old post office building with pupils showing strong interest in basketball for a future team. outside competition is unlikely this year.
A Parisian Princess at the Opera House Friday
Manager Greiner has booked the West Henry company for one night only Friday February 21 at the opera house. The production travels to larger cities and brings its own scenery. The Minot Optic lauds the show as a magnificent treat after a first Minot performance last evening.
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Greiner
West-Henry Company
Opera House
Minot Optic
Jacobson
Minot
Manot advertising leader lauds ad space impact
At a McHenry County Newspaper Men's Association meeting Paul V. McCoy, a Minot druggist recognized as the state's best advertiser, credited his five years in Minot for business growth near $100,000 and claimed newspaper ads across weeklies and dailies drove his success and will continue as long as he remains in business.
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McHenry County
Paul V. McCoy
Minot
Ole Gorder Nonstop Bottineau Trip On Business
The report notes Ole Gorder traveled to Bottineau on business Tuesday. The community reports many ill with grip and pneumonia. Rev. Brown conducted services in the Lutheran church, and mail delivery continued despite a severe Tuesday blizzard. The Young People’s Society was postponed to February 15. Mrs Hanson’s illness improved after Rev. Brown’s visit from Wahpeton.
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Ole Gorder
Bottineau
Norris
Sandy Hansen
Lutheran Church
Brown
Young People's Society
Rev. Brown
Wahpeton
Mrs. Hanson
We Reach the People Long Distance Service Ad
Northern Telephone Company promotes long distance service as essential for modern business, urging customers to use the network to connect across distances.
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Northern Telephone Company
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Geo. L. Stewart
Presbyterian Church
Freeholders Meet
Metleury
Eugene West
George Leighton
Jean Ingelside
Catherine Henry
Leighton
Miss Henry
la Belle Marie
Wayne Ross
School of Forestry Notes
the Literary and Debating Society
Lincoln
Brophy
Omemee
City
Knut Holm
Knut
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