Bottineau County Picnic Draws Large Pioneer Attendance
The Bottineau County Old Settlers association picnic drew an unusually large turnout in Bottineau city. Gov. Burke and Dem candidate Tobias Casey spoke on progress, conservation, and farming. A.M. McIntosh died at 54, and Joseph and Charles Peltier were found guilty of murdering Frank Seidel, with sentencing to follow.
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Joseph
Charles Peltier
Postmaster
Little Rising Sun
Bottineau County
Old Settlers Association
Gov
Burke
Antler
Bottineau
McBain
Fair Grounds
William Stewart
Stewart
A. G. Burr
Great Northern
Tobias Casey
Grafton
Congress
Casey
North Dakota
Gov. Burke
Washington
Roosevelt
Iowa
Illinois
E. B. Goss
Minot
J. C. McDowell
State Agricultural College
Fargo
Frank W. Seidel
Post Office
Weeks Murphy Welcomes Local Partner Moum to Firm
Erick Moum, son of Aunt Moum and brother of Christ Moum of near Carbury, joins Weeks & Murphy to form Weeks, Murphy & Moum. A former county school teacher, Moum studied at Minneapolis Normal School Concordia Moorhead, and the University of North Dakota law department before being admitted to practice by the state supreme court. He will begin active law work in the new firm shortly.
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Bottineau County
Erick Moum
Moum
Christ Moum
Carbury
Weeks & Murphy
Weeks, Murphy & Moum
Minneapolis Normal School
Concordia College of Moorhead
The
Academy
Law Department
University of North Dakota
Supreme Court
Paste This In Your Hat and The One Who Pleases All
A humorous note on how no tradesman or professional pleases every customer. It argues that only the lumber buyer at Imperial Elevator Co. can surely be satisfied, as others face constant complaints from patrons.
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Imperial Elevator Co
Indian witness highlights Peltiers murder trial details
The court paused as the Peltiers deny involvement and claim the Indian earned plunder share. The Indian Sa-Ka-She-Weshunk, star witness for the state, faces trial after the verdict. Several witnesses for both sides testified, and jurors from the regular panel addressed the case alongside newly summoned talesmen from the western county.
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Peltiers
Courant
Alex. Peltier
Peltier
Little Rising Sun
Albert Besancon
August Venstad
George Clark
J. H. van Hollen
Napoleon Cushing
James Kyle
H. D. Conins
L. F. Scott
Thomas Lee
Anton Kornkoen
Garrett Hoopman
J. C. Bugbee
Paul Martin
F. C. Falkenstein
Goss
Sheriff McKinnon
Talesmen
Peltier Did Not Confess Murder Says Court Officials
Rumor of Joseph Peltier confessing sole guilt and exonerating his brother and an Indian spread yesterday but court officials deny any confession. Peltier sought permission to speak after verdict, consulting attorney Weeks rather than Judge Goss. Courant subscription at $1.50 yearly.
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Charley
Zoe
Goss
Bismarck
Harry Pinkerman
Fred Gagner
Thomas White
Joe Shoulfaatierst
E. C. Bowen
J. J. Weeks
Bowen
Sa-Ke-She-Weshunk
Litttle Rising Sun
Peltiers
Seidel
Joe Peltier
Jesus
Joe
Dunseith
Joseph Peltier
Bond
County Fair a Success in Bottineau City
The Bottineau county fair held Monday and Tuesday drew large exhibits across departments with strong horse and cattle shows judged by Prof. Richards of Fargo. Races and baseball games featuring Bottineau and Antler drew crowds, with Bottineau winning both ball games and various track events noted as well.
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Bottineau
Richards
State Agricultural College
Fargo
Painter
Courant
A. Ki
Dmnemes
BNE Ae Gulu
Geo. Perrin
Daily Tribune
C. Russells Frank
R. Perefauntine
Maitland Anderson
Zella
Rock
Tribun Dui
Stneys
William Williams
W. Wicks
Art Hall
Geo. Durkee
W. E. Stewart
Bull Cace
Antler and
Antlerites
Mont Woods
Annas
Woods
Gardner
Antler
Holliway
Simon
Murphy
Hocking
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Pichic
Old Settlers
John Sidney O’brien
S. B. Mahaney
Alexander McIntosh
W. H. McIntosh
Mr. McIntosh
Clifford
Ontario
Eckman
Norman
Cameron
Ada
Canada