Dr J A Greig Dies After Long Illness in Bottineau
Obituary notes Dr J A Greig long involved in Bottineau public schools and medicine. Born 1851 in Ontario, taught and studied, practiced in Bottineau since 1893, with a large family and multiple moves before death near North Yakima. Burial planned Oak Creek Cemetery per his will. Also reports death of Frank Verro, Rolette County pioneer, at 52, funeral at St Louis Church Dunseith with interment Lake Sheatte Cemetery.
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J. A. Greig
North Yakima
Waab
John Alexander Greig
Middlesex
Ontario
Bruce County
Kingston
Ont
Toronto
Owen Sound
Winnipg, Man
Central High School
Bottineau
Bottineau County
Mary McBride
Whittier
Hot Springs
Ark
Mount Clemens
Mich
Yakima
Frank Verro
Rolette County
Dunserth
St. Fredrick de la Bance
Quebec
Dunseith
Dunkeith
Lawyers Banquet and Business Change in Bottineau
Bottineau County Bar Association banquet at the Stone hotel featured toasts on reform in criminal procedure increased jurisdiction and reminiscences. A. G. Burr served as toastmaster with speakers including Judge Kneeshaw J. B. Hall J. J. Weeks and H. 8. Blood among attendees. Chas. Lescaut buys Fulton Bros furniture stock and aims to open a top store in the state. Weather remained springlike with snow nearly gone and a letter from Clark Foster reports stalled trains in Larchwood Iowa.
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Bottineau County Bar Association
Stone Hotel
Bar Association
J. B. Hall
Reforma
Judge Kneeshaw
J. J. Weeks
J. H. Kirk
W. Woodward
Blood
A. G. Burr
E. C. Bowen
Chas. Lescaut
Lescault Bros
Fulton Bros
Lescault
E. F. Foster
Clark
Larchwood
Iowa
North Dakota
Fraud Exposed Warns Against Imitation Medicines
A warning notes counterfeiters selling imitations of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and other remedies. It urges buyers to look for the Bucklen name on wrappers, warning that spurious products profit by copying a trusted remedy. The notice cites 85 years of successful cures and directs readers to Dr Kings or Bucklen’s remedies.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
H. B. Bucklen Co
Chicago
Windsor
Canada
Presbyterian Services Focus on Miracles and Heroes
Services for February 26, 1905 open with morning lessons on The Miracles of the New Testament, followed by an evening topic Heroes of some nation and what they teach us, as the sermon outlines moral instruction.
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Babbath
Broning
Funeral for Dr J A Greig at Baptist church
Funeral services for the late Dr J A Greig will be held Sunday at 8 o clock from the Baptist church in this city under the auspices of the I C O F of which he was an honored member. The M W A and For extera will assist in the rites. Odd Fellows are asked to meet at the lodge room at 1 30.
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J. A. Greig
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Blooded Stock Sale At Bottineau Noted By Farmers
Bottineau county farmers show strong interest in stock raising with a March 21 sale of twenty four Shorthorns from David Clark and Sons and forty Herefords from E. H. Kaeding. All animals are described as thoroughbreds likely to fetch good prices. Creamey to Start Up: Bottineau creamery stockholders vote to resume business this spring and seek a competent manager. Directors elected for the year are H. R. Russell, Richard Willidme, Olaf Vinjie and Lara Severtson.
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Bottineau County
David Clark and Sons
E. H. Kaeding
Bottineau Creamery
H.R. Russell
Richard Willidme
Olaf Vinjie
Lara Severtson
Three Year Old Caldwell Child Dies of Bronchitis
The three year old daughter of Alf Caldwell died Monday February 20 at 4 p.m. after a brief illness from bronchitis. The funeral was Thursday afternoon. The Courant extends sympathy to the sorrowing father. A local sour dealer for a Kinport cigar.
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Alf. Caldwell
Thureday
Courant
Souris Notes Include Visitors and Local Rumors
Souris Shapshots records a visitor party with Mrs. Ogren and Ruth in Bottineau, A. Honsker visiting Souris, and F. Van Houeen delivering heavy draft horses from Minnesota. It notes a doctor in Granville, a quip about Omemee growth, mentions Sergius of Russia linked to sin’s wages, and confirms several residents traveling to Bisbee and Wenatchee. An anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Aug Volker is celebrated. Milwaukee is represented. The branch freight train ran late due to engine trouble at Sonris and boiler issues.
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Souris
Gallager
Omemee
Sergius
Russia
Nicholas
G. Haugan
Bisbee
N. D
J. Forsberg
Martin Myler
Sam's
Dunbar
Wenatchee
Wash
Aug
Volker
Milwaukee
University Notes of a Busy Week at the Campus
The Junior Prom occurred on Tuesday evening February 21. Prof Gottfried Hult spoke Saturday at Convocation on The More Opulent Third. Mr Bryan drew crowds Thursday at the Opera House with The Value of an Ideal. U N D students won both basketball games versus Fargo College, girls earning sweaters with pink and green monograms. The Gansl Medal debate favored A D T over Adelpha. Founders Day on February 23 featured Bishop Isaac W Joyce and a Bryan address on leadership and public speaking.
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Gottfreid Hult
A. C
Bryan
Opera House
Fargo College
University
Gansl Medal
Adelpha
Isaac W. Joyce
Local notes on farming and community events in Bot tineau
Louis Heath wintering in Bot tineau reports the area’s poor weather delays fieldwork. Jeass Kane plans to sow macaroni wheat next week if conditions hold. A large crowd enjoyed the dance on the 22nd. Alderman John Tillot considers renting his land this season amid ongoing railroad talk benefiting local farmers.
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Jeass Kane
John Tillot
Fragmented local notes mix gossip and notices
A collage of sparse items includes social plans, a surprise party at Chas McKeens, Mae Harrison taking a vacation, a literary meeting with a discussion on woman suffrage, and editorial comments on Russia. It also contains an ominous public notice of an upcoming sale of stock and fixtures of Gottfried Schulz’s business in Omemee, Bottineau County, North Dakota.
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Bottineau
N. D
Main
Eighth Sttesta
Actuas Atreet
Geo. F. Thompson
For Sale Good greyhound pups
For sale greyhound pups advertised with contact options asking readers to call or write from North Dakota area code 118 4t pal sie.
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Pal Sie N. Dak
Harness for sale trade offer by R A Scholfield
A Rochester ad states harnesses are the finest in the city and must be sold. Scholfield offers to trade harnesses for horses, cattle, sheep, hogs or any live stock and will meet any bargain made anywhere. Watch for next week's ad.
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R. A. Scholfield
Sheriff's Sale in Bottineau County North Dakota
An execution issued by the District Court of Bottineau County North Dakota on May 17 1904 and directed to the sheriff levies on all the defendants rights in the judgment for 1427 60. The case Wyman Partridge Co v Carl Hahn Frederick Hahn and Gottfried Schulz is brought for the amount.
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Bottineuu
North Dakota
Wyman Partridge Co
Carl Hahn
Frederick Hahn
Gottfried Schulz
Taid
Bottineau
Notice of Mortgage Sale Forecloses Bottineau Property
Notice states a mortgage by John B Keys and Pred B Keys to F W dated 1902 in Bottineau County North Dakota will be foreclosed. The mortgage covers multiple parcels in township 163 north range 77 west and lists due amounts and installments. Attorney Frocks represents the mortgagee.
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John
Keys
F. W
Bottineau County
State of North Dakota
Anch Mortage
Bottineau
Seien Renta
Bouthwest
Becton
Aald Mortgage
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Kinport Cigar
Sonris
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Thorsday
Russell Records
Louis Heath
Thier Reck
Uera
Rome
Amity
Jas
Cameron
Chas. McKeens
Eveybody
Mae Harrison
Ebenhahn
Orange Belt
Bergman’s
Miller
Haskett & Co
E. Bowler’s
Springfield
Mass
Japan
China
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
International Boundary Line
Lota
Coles
Omemeo
Thomas Gardner
Jno
McCaughan
Morthy Pe
Frocks
Merbitt A
John Rodney
David Clark & Son, Proprietors
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