Two Farmers Die in Lightning Strike Near Tar sus
George A. Cooper of Bottineau County and John Gosser of the Tar sus district were killed when a bolt struck as they stood in a barn doorway during a storm around 4 pm Tuesday. Cooper, 1886 birth, leaves a widow and son. Gosser, 43, leaves a widow and four children. Funeral services were held at St Pauls Tar sus. burial in Oak Creek cemetery. community offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Cooper
John Gosser
Tarsus
Mr. Cooper
Gosser Place
Cooper
Gosser
Nebraska
Bottinneau
Georginia Croisettier
Minnesota
St. Paul's Church
Omas II County Court Admin Hearings and Guardianship
Hearing on Carl Kuhn estate letters of administration appointed William Block of Gardena. Guardianship for Alice Stafford adjourned to July 1 at 2 PM. Petition for James Campion administration filed for June 29 with July 23 hearing. Final account in Lacy B Stout estate approved. final decree to issue. Final accounting for David Hughes estate approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kuhn
William Block
Gardena
Alice Stafford
James Campion
Lacy B. Stout
David Hughes
English Services and Sermons at Lutheran Churches
Lutheran Church announces Sunday evening services at 8 with Rev. A. E. Distard of Willistad preaching and special vocal music. Sunday school meets as renewal, with Rev. Dietad preaching at Nordlands Church at 11 a.m. All welcome. H. N. Bakke, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Distard
Willistad
Newal
Dietad
Nordlands Church
H. N. Bakke
Baptist Church Sunday School and Prayer Meeting
Sunday school meets at noon with a subject about the world and the devil. Prayer meeting is held Wednesday evening at five.
Thompson Wins In Official Count For County Commissioner
Final official tally confirms Thompson 207 votes to Gorder 204 in the first district commissioner race. County results show Steen ahead of Tharaleon, with other state and local offices listed in partial returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Gorder
Steen
Rugby
Tharaleon
U.S
Gronna
Midtbo
Miller
Fraine
Crabble
McMaster
Sagehorn
Bessesson
Gener
Linde
Zuger
Heffron, Seeeee
Agr
Labor Flint
Hutchinson
Duncan
Mann
Reider
Andereor McKinnon
McLean
Barkway
Turne
Christianson
Spalding
Jones
Purcell
Knudtson
Hellstrom
Cameron
Moellring
Marriage of Julia Olson and Ole Ingwald Helland
Notices announce the marriage of Miss Julia Olson and Ole Ingwald Helland at the bride’s Hillsboro home on Sunday June 28 1914. The bride taught here for years and later moved to Williston while the groom worked with the First National Bank. They will reside in Scobey Montana where the groom is a bank cashier. The Courant offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Olson
Ole Ingwald Helland
Hillsboro
Williston
Helland
First National Bank
Scobey
Mont
Local Notes From Newburg and Surrounding Towns
News briefs report births in Russell Lansford and Antler towns. Several residents welcome sons. families include Mr and Mrs Roy Emory Mr Orval Dossen and Mr J T Sousie. Local shop and business updates mention Nystrom selling Souris restaurant to Carson and Pitts entering Lansford general merchandise. Community improvements listed at Willow City and Antler hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
C. A. Nystrom
Souris
O. A. Carson
Westhope
Stork
Russell
Roy Emory
Orval Dossen
J. T. Sousie
Harold Nelson Admitted to State Bar
Harold B. Nelson, five years as court reporter, passed Grand Forks bar exams last week and was admitted to the state bar. He will remain a stenographer and not start a practice until a location is chosen, per the Pierce County Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Nelson
Grand Forks
Nelson
Pierce County
Fourth of July Picnic at Loon Lake Hosted by Forward Society
The Forward Temperance society presents a Fourth of July picnic on the east shore of Loon Lake near the Lindberg home. Speeches will be in Norwegian and English with songs and music. Program begins about dinner time. attendees urged to spend the day there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forward’ Temperance Society
Loon Lake
Lindberg Home
Marriage Licenses Issued in Russell and Lansford
Licenses to wed were issued for Stephen Wolff and Ruth Schillinger of Russell on June 27. Also listed are Ole Stones and Anna Hinde of Lansford who were married the same day in county court chambers by Judge Barkway. Odiand of Willow City conducted business in the city Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Wolff
Ruth Schillinger
Russell
Ole 8
Stones
Mike Anna Hinde
Lansford
Barkway
Woman's Christian Temperance Union District Convention Held in Bottineau
The Bottineau gathering opened June 25 with Rev. Walker and editor Falkenstein welcoming delegates. National lecturer Harriet D. Hall spoke on equal suffrage and prohibition, plus sex hygiene. Officers for year listed including Cora Miller Roth as president and Mary Carey as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Slope
Harriet J. Hall
Bottineau
R. H. Fairfield
Gardena
Fairfield
Gee
B. McMillan
Jessie Hansen
Mildred + Smith
Cora Miller
Roth
Wm, Russell
C. O. Gulleen
Souris
Mary M. Carey
F.C. Falkenstein
Gollmar Brothers Circus Brings Giant Lotus To Bottineau
July 11 sees the Gollmar Brothers Circus and their beast Big Lotus perform in Bottineau. The giant shows pride by lounging in his tank and occasionally flashing a gaze at crowds and opening his mouth in a dramatic display. He resents attention, but contentedly rests while the parade draws elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe Gollmar
Circus
We Respect the People by Trustworthy Telephone Service
A public notice extols the Northern Telephone Company's long distance services as fair and reliable. It asserts users will not be cheated and promotes trust in the company’s offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I the Northern Teléphone Co
Bottineau Wins Fast 14-Inning Baseball Game
A rare fourteen inning pitcher duel at the local diamond ends with Bottineau defeating Willow City. Dahl bested Hancock in a game delayed by road conditions, Bottineau scoring in the fourth fifth and fourteenth innings, Willow City replying in the eighth.
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Willow City
Bottineau
Dahl
Hancock
Costello
Walker
Howe
Grimes
Robertson
Amsbaugh
Willow
Wilow City
Thorson
Robertson Ib
Lazier Ss
Charlston
A Cooke
Black
Rf Bottineau
Kelley
Leedahl
Cf & Vu
L. White
Hancock and
Hows
Nordin
Claire
Trimble
Pepin
State Federation of Commercial Clubs Meet in Minot
North Dakota federation members will gather in Minot on July 14 for a summer meeting. Western counties and immigration will be discussed to spur statewide interest and progress, following the Grand Forks February decision to add a summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Grand Forks
North Dakota
State Federation of Commercial Clubs
Keys Found on Thome Street Claim at Office
A key ring with multiple keys was found on Thome Street. The owner may retrieve them by contacting the office and identifying ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan Gosser
Omas II County Court
Lutheran Church
Baptist Caareh
Bottineau Courty
Navy
Bottineau County
William Pitts
Mrs. Blourde
Overly
Ed Johnson
Eckman
Dan Nichol
Winnipeg
Westhope and Antler Boosters
Nic Hennen
Kramer
Minto
Blanche Haseltine
Maxbase
Ben Howard
Max Ebeshahn
Omemce
Zuleger
Mies Merle Knox
Antler
M. E. Watkins
Jasper Hulse
Mary Alice Walker
Chester E. Smart
Newton
Antlerie
Harold Nelson
Odiand
Harriett D. Hall
Gollmar Bros
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