Bottineau Bank Chief Injured in California Trolley Collision
Henry A. Batie president of Bottineau National Bank suffered a broken left leg when a Long Beach trolley rammed the car he rode in near Los Angeles. Mrs Batie uninjured. other travelers include F Drewry of Bowdle and Mr Cink. They were en route from Clarksburg California after visiting Catalina Days. Six weeks recovery expected. trip home delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Batie
Bottineau National Bank
Los Angeles
California
Cink
F. Drewry
Bowdle
South Dakota
Catalina
Long Beach
Batie
Mr. Drewry
Mr. Batie
Crocker Street Hospital
Larimore Farmers Club Discusses Clover Growing and Rotation
The Larimore Farmers Club meets weekly in winter to study farm topics with Supt Heas leading. On February 15 Prof W C Palmer spoke on clover growing and crop rotation, noting inoculation, nurse crops, and soil from successful fields as key. The club boosts agricultural interest in Larimore and draws outside attention.
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Larimere
Heas
W. C. Palmer
Department of College Extension, Agricultural College
Palmer
Larimore
Goapele Ararting Eicllsr
Woman's club meeting and local notices in town
The Woman's club plans a meeting with Mrs. E Ellings on February 24 at 2 30 pm. Local residents report health updates including Mrs Lentz in need of care, Mr Heath in Bottineau, and Walter Gran returning from Minneapolis Eye operations. Church services at the Methodist Episcopal church are led by Rev Gammeline with a love feast Sunday afternoon and evening service at 7 30 pm all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ellings
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gammeline
Incomplete Era News Snippet Highlights Kisses and Noghs
A fragmented note contrasts limited kisses governed by a fair trust with an apparently unlimited supply of noghs. The language hints at playful whimsy and a mock survey of popular culture, though clearest details are obscured by garbled text.
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes Sunday Services and Events
Sunday February 20 features preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning topic The Changeless Christ evening The Church of Today. Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. Epworth league 6:30 p.m. subject How to Pray led by C. W. Fielder. Mrs C R Wilber to entertain ladies and society in the church annex on Thursday afternoon February 24.
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Church of Today
Epworth League
C. W- Fielder
C. R. Wilber
Ladies and Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Advertised Letters and Messenger Officers Prompts
Advertised letters uncalled for dated Fab 1 include Luca Tepphile Amund Skaaden within 15 days or letters go to dead letter office. The Souris Publishing com DANY owners of the Messenger elected officers M B Halidoreen president B L Garden vice president BW Peterson, Hi Be Balidoren, aduregiry, add impanpes.
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Luca Tepphile
Amund Skaaden
Peraonacallin
Souris Publishing. Com
DANY
the Messenger
M. B. Halidoreen
Prepisdert
B. L. Garden
BW. Peterson
Wer
Be Balidoren
Aduregiry
Add
Impanpes
Taft Tariff Revision Debated In Republican Address
President Taft discusses the new tariff noting 654 decreases 220 increases and 1150 unchanged items. He argues the measure largely meets party promises, cites woolens as unresolved, and urges unified Republican stance while blaming price rises on currency values and trade restraints.
Real estate transfers filed in Bottineau county last week
A list of warranty deeds shows transfers including Fred H. Stoltze to Martin Hippe for lots 21 and 22 in Stoltze’s fourth addition Lansford, Jens C. Jenson to William Barber and back, and multiple quit claim and nominal dollar transfers involving properties in Westhope Souris and nearby townships. Names such as Colthorpe Hippe Banks Sage Winter Cathro Rasmussen Young Halverdon Mountjoy King Meddaugh Fladland Anderson Crawford Harty and the Mouse River School District appear among numerous parcel movements across sections 20 21 27 36 40 77 78 82 161 160 162.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
Fred H. Stoltze
Martin B. Hippe
Stoltze
Lansford
John P. Simon
Jens C. Jenson
Westhope
William Barber
Nwne
Lese
Albert L. Colthorpe
Henry O. Hippe
Souris
John F. Banks
Sam Sage
David R. Winter
F. W
Cathro
Gilbert Rasmussen
Rosa J. Young
Emma Halverdon
Sarward
John W.jr
Fred Witttoeier
John Wittmayer
Senw
Kramer
A.J. van Selus
Job Mountjoy
Jae
Reo
Real Smteato
Thomas A. King
William A. Meddaugh
Frank Fladland
E. A. Anderson
Overly
Ann Crawford
Manley
Bonding the Gardelia district for a new schoolhouse
County notes report Superintendent Christenson visiting Russell schools and Dal ton McDonald calling. Oak Valley votes soon on bonding to build a new Gardelia schoolhouse. Spelling contest interest grows with slogan Bottineau county will win. A major educational mass meeting is planned to address rural ethical problems before county boards join with Pierce.
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Christenson
Russell
Oak Valley
Gardelia
Bottineau County
Bo! County
Pierce
Rural consolidation eyed for Minot summer school plan
Henry and Ward counties plan a three week summer school at Minot likely in late August with credits recognized on teacher certificates. The county superintendent addressed a Newburg district meeting on consolidation. despite bad weather attendance was good and all favored consolidation to be put to a vote. The district also considers building a central church to foster ideal rural youth surroundings.
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Henry
Ward
Minot
Newburg
Forestry basketball and library gains noted in school report
The Forestry school reports updated sports gear and a growing library as activities pick up. A Feb 21 game versus Souris, a Forestry win 51 10 over the high school, and a planned March trip to western North Dakota with games against Minot Donnybrook Kenmare Lansford and possibly Russell are outlined along with Valentine party events and gym improvements. Warrants issued in Maxbass for Frank Morrow and Michael Reap amid prohibition cases, bonds forfeited for Ashe, and expected bench warrant.
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Minot
Donnybrook
Kenmare
Lansford
Russell
Leeds
Towner
Frank Morrow
Michael Reap
Morrow
Reap
Ashe
Waa
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Henry A. Batie
S. E. Kiser
Ralph Wilder
Sunday Record-Herald
Highelnes Huwtor
Record-Herald
Sewell Ford
Shorty McCabe
Shorty
Mr. Dooley
Short
The
Larimere Farmers’ Club
R. H. Fairfield
Rupert
Minneapolis
Chicago
Soo
Mra
Roy Heath
Bottineau
Mr. Heath
L. A. Doole
Lee
Walter Gran
Walter
Lange
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
President Taft
Republican Globe of New York
County Sept’s
Oisles
Dalton McDonald
McHenry
School OF Forestry
Forestry Gymnasium
Forestry
H. J. Hubble
Antler and Sherwood Lines
Antler
Maxbass
S. BK
Thorpe
John D. Gruber Company
Pete
Mr. Thorpe
Upham
Dage Campbell
Dan R. Davis
Maxbane
Courant
Fred Hall of
Eckman
R. H. Kramer
Lansford Masons
Glenburn
Russell Sentinel
Emil Luedke
Deep
John Joern
W. E. Ryan
Montevideo
Minnesota
First State Bank
W. T. Miller
Frances Higgins
Belmar
Willow City
Andy Wall
J. F. Cameron
St. Thomas
Archie
James Blackmore
Bismarck
J. B. Simoneig
Jason Hunt
Gem Drug
Wm. Barber
Chris Jensen
Ted Leonard
Kildon & Elston
Mr. Elston
A. L. Staubus
Tanguay
Thief River Falls
G. R. Geeslin
E. O. Haraldson
Orient
Philip Smith
C. J. Smith
R. A. Watson
Lorentz Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Grand Forks
Alys Rodgers
Illinois
Mr. Rodgers
Robert Dawa
E. L. Mountjoy
North Dakota
Wm. Dahiquiat
Tintah
T. M. Tresvold
Nekoma
Dahlquist
Antler Gas Company
C.S. Inman
J.P. Brennan
Robert Wright
L. P. Sandstrom
Ug, W
Krueger van Ald. Dyar
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