Railroad town notes and community updates in Bottineau area
Local brief gathers visits and travels of residents from Rugby to Bottineau and nearby towns. Mentions naturalization filings, town incorporation, Fourth of July events, races at Omemee, woodmen picnic plans, and various visits, moves, and engagements across Bottineau, Antler, Omemee, Willow City, and Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Burr
Barton
J. P. Simon
Stillwater
Minnesota
Livingston
Montana
Dode Fisk
Omemee
Great Northern
Bottineau
C. M. Turcott
Joseph Andrieux
Tarsus
Fargo
North Dakota
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Lake Metigoshe
George J. Higgins
Oak Island
J. H. Cook
Willow City
Westhope
Kansas Village
Souris Messenger
J. Shia
W. N. Simon
Lake
J. H.G. Turner
Lson
Devils Lake
Turner
Masonic Grand Lodge
Woodmen of America
Antler
Westhope Standard
Overly
Gardena
S. P. Shaw
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Shaw
Lansford
A. M. Grant
Emery F. Johnson
Suter
Ward
Opera House
Fairmont
Minn
Frank Mahara
Skinner Harris
Richard Lewis
Harry Gilman
Tangle
Maxbass Monitor
Martin Helgerson
Minneapolis
Bottineau County
Thos. Elvrom
Elvrom
Paste This In Your Hat Imperial Elevator Co. ad
A humorous note on widespread fault finding from merchants station agents barbers bakers and others. It ends by claiming the only person always satisfied is the lumber buyer from the Imperial Elevator Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Elevator Co
Estray Notice of a Black Horse Near Lords Lake
John Gasser reports taking up a stray black gelding about two years old near his farm one mile north of Lords Lake and four miles east of Tarsus. Branded on the left hind quarter and weighing roughly 700 to 800 pounds. No owner listed. June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords Lake
Tarsus
John Gasser
Two Sides of the Question on Eyewear Needs
The text discusses eye troubles and the need for properly fitted glasses. It questions whether current glasses relieve headaches dizziness and blurred vision and suggests changing them if unsatisfactory. It urges consultation with an eye professional.
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Weather Report
Dakorsum
U. S
A. I. Carlhor
B. M. Trett
Rugb
E. C. Bowen
Minnot
Frank D.britton
Hoffman Township
C. E. Wilson
K. N. Wylie
Kramer
C. B. Noble
McGregor
Town
Ada Dale
Bernville
R. A. McBrayne
Maxbass
Buick Auto
Helgerson & Nobles
Percy John Neelands
Emma Howard
Hurd
Canada
F. W. Netlitz
Denbeigh
Rugby
C. M. Condit
Geo. T. Larson
J. L. Gorder
George Aal
Carbury
Anton Svensrud
J. Armstrong
J. A. Johnson
Thelma
Wisconsin
K. O. Raftstol
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Churles Ferry
J. E. Mulholland
The
Modern Brotherhood of America
St. John
W. ‘Ormsby Soule
G. A. Stebbins
Palkenstein
Souris
the Messenger
M. E. Hayes
W.L. Brown
Deloraine
Man
Mr. Hayes
L. C. Peters
W. K. Cherry
John Burrel
Waskada
Manitoba
P. Hassard
John Gleason
W. H. Saults
James Robertson
E. J. Skjold
E. G. Erickson
James Thorburn
Fred Collette
S. R. Cork
Dunseith
John Christianson
Rolette
Lillian Stewart
Grant
Trimble
G. W. Baker
H. M. Trent
Port Byron
Illinois
Q. L. Charnholm
Rey
L. M. Waterman
Power Lake
Peter Smith
John P. Simon
David Haskett
Grand Forks
Williston State Bank
Williston N. D
Arthur le Seur
R. A. McCandless
R. A. Gould
Minot
le Sueur
Rolland Harris
Gertrude Deppe
Remville Township
Louis S. Grover
Clara Kittelson
J. H. Trimble
Drain Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Geo. Sidener
P. A. Sidener
Louis Grover
A. W. Smith
Maude Blunt
Mary Bleatington
Aletta Olson
Mable E. Lund
Mildred Pulver
S. M. Nestrost
Clara J. Olson
Clara E. Becker
Minnie M. Martin
Elsie Burr
C. M. Burr
A. A. Kadletz
J. F. Cook
A. R. Batie
Henry Greengard
A. Greengaard
Louis Larson
Greengaard
Bot‘tineau
Roy Holliday
Bernice Moses
George Moses
John Johnson
Som ‘O’ Hern
George Dumont
Fred Shuman
John Paulsen
Turcott J
Rush Cram
A. Greengard
Chicago
Greengard
Martin L. Helgerson
Grover Brown
Clara M. Rue
W. B. Rea
H. T. Nobles
Robert Stewart
John Teevens
Clark Foster
Roy H. Cook
International Falls
Funny Fellows
Bob Shaw
Maraha
Bottineau National Bank
H. A. Barts
Joan Smrrason
Prest
G. K, Vikan
Gro, B, Everson
Sheldon
Newburg
Russell
Eckman
Edmund White
Offce
Bottineau Courant
the First National Bank of