Memorial Day Observed with ceremonies and games
Memorial Day was fittingly observed at Bettina Post American Legion with remarks by Wm. Hunter and J. H. Kirk. Paul Scott read In Flanders Fields followed by Americas Answer. Hon. W. Bute of Devils Lake spoke on national patriotism as veterans were honored. Later Omemee beat Bottineau 13 to 2 and a band dance closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettina Post
American Legion
Wm. Hunter
Wan Sherman
Legion
Paul Scott
Flanders Fielda
Americas
Cecil Kirk
J. H. Kirk
Hon. W. Bute
Devils Lake
Buzz
United States
America
Omemee
Bottineau
Wanner Hall
Mrs H C Dana Hosts Honor Party for Elderly Ladies
Mrs Henry C Dana entertained at her home in honor of the elderly ladies of Bottineau. Honor guests included Mrs Thorburn Mrs Gelia Dana Mrs Margaret Stewart and others. About eighty younger ladies called to pay respects. Music and visiting filled the afternoon. Mrs Dana served refreshments and a six o'clock supper. Assistance in serving came from Mesdames Batie McIntosh Nelson and Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Dana
Bottineau
Thorburn
Gelia Dana
Margaret Stewart
McGuire
Wm. Russell
Gibson
Mary Gleason
Mary Pugh
Euphemia Hall
Thompson
Geo. McMillen
R. C. Crouch
Catherine Riley
Dana
H. A. Batie
W. H. McIntosh
E. E. Nelson
E. D. Bower
Lady Macabees Reorganize Lodge in Bottineau
A Bottineau lodge of the Lady Macabees was reorganized Friday evening after years of inactivity. Mrs. Thompson, state organizer, presided and officers installed include Commander Mrs. M. M. Campbell and Lieutenants Mrs. C. E. Post and Mrs. J. T. Neville Peregrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Macabees
Bottineau
Thompson
M. M. Campbell
C. E. Post
J. T. Neville Peregrin
Central School notes on yearly reports and standardised tests
Monday afternoon over seventy five parents and patrons gathered at the Central School to receive reports on their children’s work. Mr Leamer spoke on the value of standardized tests in showing progress and guiding community involvement.
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Leamer
Brelas SP
Parents Review Charts of Student Progress at School
Parents toured rooms to study diagrams showing each child’s progress and relative ability across subjects. Twenty seven students are promoted to the Junior High School and Paul Milan advances from fifth grade. Operetta receipts total 188 with expenses 68.25. remaining 69.75 funds library books. Several students have perfect attendance this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beckman
Oliver Berg
Maria Cameron
Chester Christianson
Garfield Chris Wanson
Helen Cooper
Hazel Drew
Margaret Durnin
Margaret Ferguson
Allan Finstad
Bertha Forthun
Alta , Lien
Iane
Edna Schreiner
Arthur Poirier
Chas, Ziering
Arnold Dahl
Richard Bond
Margaret McCaughan
Doris Kelly
American Legion Scholarship Essay Contest Details
The American Legion offers three national cash prizes totaling 1560 and three state prizes with medals for essays on how the Legion serves the nation. First national prize 750 dollars, second 500, third 260. Essays due by midnight August 1 1922 to Miss Annie D Burr County Superintendent with rules available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American ‘Legion
Annie D. Burr
Bottineau Couple Wed Before Train Departure
Bottineau friends were surprised Monday noon when C. D. Shaner and Miss Wood boarded the train. They had married the day before at Deloraine. Mr. and Mrs. Shaner plan to move to Larson where Shaner will be station agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
C. D. Shaner
4Aias Wood
C. D
Miss Wood
Deloraine
North Dakota Bonds and Local Credit Dispute In Bottineau
A Bottineau editor rebuts an Advocate article, arguing state and Liberty Loan bonds show credit strength. He cites price movements from 86 to 99 cents and 96.64 purchase, contending the Advocate misleads voters and defends Warden Stair’s cost reductions at the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau’ Courant
Liberty Loan
Industrial Commission
North Dakota
League
Stair
Advocate
Bottineau County
the _ Advocate
Nonpartisan League Campaign Meetings Set Across County
The Bottineau County Executive Committee calls all Leaguers to a series of campaign meetings. Speakers include P. B. Garberg for Attorney General with Alameda Lee, W. J. Church for Agriculture and Labor, John Sherman for U S Representative, and H H Aaker for Secretary of State. Events occur June 10th to 24th at Lansford Willow City Kramer Westhope Bottineau Nels Magnuson farm Landa and Gardena with multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
P. B
Lansford
Maxhals
Bottineau
Garberg
Miss Alameda Lee
W. J. Church
H. Aaker
Nels Magnuson Farm
Landa
Aaker
Sherman Township Notes and Local Gatherings
Mrs Ra Young spent last Wednesday at the J H Price home A number from this township attended the Play Day exercises at Westhope last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Howard Price spent Sunday afternoon at the P Peterson home Mr and Mrs Axel W Nelson and family Mr and Mrs August Nelson and Paul Halverson spent Sunday at the Aron Johnson home Services and the Confirmation held at Bethel Church Sunday were well attended by all Mr and Mrs Ed Peterson and family and Miss Marie Stensland spent last Wednesday evening at the A W Nelson home A few of the neighbors held a surprise on Mr G G Feland Sunday for helping the Confirmation class during the absence of the minister Mr and Mrs John Asheim and family Palmer and Milton Rice and Alfred Dokken from Renville township attended evening services at our church Sunday Clifford and Ivan Peterson were business callers at Antler Monday Albin Erickson of Roth attended to business matters in this city Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra Young
J. H. Price
Westhope
Howard Price
P. Peterson
Axel W. Nelson
August Nelson
Paul Halverson
Aron Johnson
Bethel Church
Ed Peterson
Marie Stensland
A. W. Nelson
G. G. Feland
John Asheim
Palmer
Milton Rice
Alfred Dokken
Renville Township
Clifford
Ivan Peterson
Antler
Hilda Anderson
Gesise
Miss Anderson
Walter Holt
Willow City
Devils Lake
Holt
Henry Solper
Henry
Trattles
Souris
Kjelshus
Pottineau
Lena Arends
Bottineau
Messrs
Loughman
Foubert
Croak
Sourjis
Opera House
CANDIDATES FILED IN COUNTY FOR PUBLIC OFFICES
Readable names list shows candidates by office for county elections. Includes Democrat Eugene E Campion for Senator and multiple county posts such as Sheriff, Clerk of District Court, Treasurer, Auditor, Deeds, Supt of Schools, and two County Commissioner districts. Also lists Justices of the Peace and Constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie D. Burr
C. D. Mehuse
Brownye Knudson
M. Nichol P. H
Lillie Jessie C. van Woert
Monte Woods
J. P. Brennan
M. Martin
Ole Colbornton Chas
Fairfield
T. D. Acheson
Register OF Deeds
D. R. Finstad
Asmunder Benson
W. J. Cooper
J.J. Weeks
Bottineau Wins County Track Meet Despite Windy Conditions
Bottineau High School took overall victory with 70 points, edging Westhope 45.5 in a windy Bottineau event. Westhope swept sprints and hurdles, while Bottineau claimed the 100 yard dash, half mile, mile, shot put, and discus. Willow City and Landa trailed as Rolla Eastgate, Ben Gorder, and Albert Hamilton led Bottineau performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Westhope
F. Page
C. Price
Willow City
Landa
Rolla Eastgate
Ben Gorder
Albert Hamilton
Bottineau High School
West Hope High School wins relay. top finishers listed
Notice of school election in Bottineau District No 1 set for June 6 1922 at Central School Bottineau. Board of Education seeks two members for a three year term polls open 9 a m to 4 p m. Clerk C W Feathersdated May 22 1922 June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Bottineau
County
State of North Dakota
Board OF Education
C. W. Feathers
Federal Farm Loans Open for Five New Applications
The Federal Land Bank of St. Paul invites five new loan applications on a first come basis. T. Neville announces the program and urges prompt submission to secure funding.
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Federal Land Bank of
Taken Up Three Horses Near Roth by Paul Erdmann
A notice states three horses were taken up at Paul Erdmann’s place three miles south and half a mile west of Roth on May 24. Two dapple gray colts about two years old and a bay yearling with a white forehead and four white legs are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Erdmann
Roth
Mare Missing Near Nordin Farm Report
A notice states a black mare about four years old with a white forelock in forehead and white hind feet was brought to a residence near Nordin on the 1éth of May. The owner may contact N. P. Nordin with details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atar
N. P. Nordin
Marriage Licenses May 26 And May 31
May 26 license issued to Chas. Anderson of Pleasant Lake and Anna L Larson of Bottineau. They wed the next day at Overly by Rev. C D Eikness May 31 license issued to Frank Treimer of Kramer and Martha Getchman of Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Anderson
Pleasant Lake
Anna L. Larson
Bottineau
Overly
C. D. Eikness
Frank Treimer
Kramer
Martha Getchman
Conway
Pickering Township Social Round visits and nearby travel
Local residents from Pickering Township and nearby towns visited friends and relatives across Carbury Souris Willis Willow City and Devils Lake. The week featured multiple exchanges including Pauline and Ole Crogen, Olaf Froseth Olaf Guttu and others sharing calls at homes and farms and a nursing student visiting from Evanston Ill.
Mrs Henry Thom Dies At Bottineau Hospital
Obituary notes the death of Marie Louise Dalbec Thom at St. Drow’s hospital from kidney trouble born November 20 1897. She was the youngest child of Mr and Mrs Hermindas Dalbec married Henry Thom in 1921 and is survived by her husband, parents, a sister Mrs W Abel of Deer Lodge Montana, and a brother Herman of Bottineau. Catholic burial followed at the Bottineau area cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ry Thom
St. Drew's Land
Marie Louise Dalbec
Hermindas Daibec
Bottineau
Henry Thom
W. Abel
Deer Lodge
Mont
Herman
Bottieau
St. Marks Church
Father Andrieux
Courant
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H. C. Dana
Lady Macabee
Central School Notes
Wood-Shaner
Liberty
THE
Nonpartisan League
T Dy Acheson
Sherman Township
Albin Erickson
Democrat
Eugene E. Campion
Sam Dunbar
N. J. Fox Lewis Atkinson
Sator . Nels Magnuson
Wayne Kinsel
Representatives
L. J. Glemseth
Chas. Brander Ae
William L. Russell
Velma Ann Buey
Wilfred A. Condie
Marion E. Haskett
Margaret E. Kelly
Richard E. Wenzel
Mildred B. Amundson
Ida S. Bergman
Mary Ann Bayer
Pater
Brandford Sea
Marion Conobey
Lois Maury Gonoboy
Carvel P. Craig Charlotte Annette Crogen Gladys Olive Dokken
Rolla C
Eastgate
Grace E. Foster Benjamin Gorder Glare C. Glomseth
Edna Haugen Devern Hendrikson Mable
Olive Hetland Frank Samuel Hunter Olefurd, Johnaan Effie Iona Kelly
E. Walker
Nightingale and
Attorney-at-Law
Grand Forks, N. Dak
G. Crouch
William Hunter, J. E. Walker
J. E. Walker
Glee Club
E.G. Tummer
Daffodil
Westhope High School
Federal Farm Loans
Ino. T. Neville
Pickering Township
Lacs
Irene Stewart
Minnie
Krogen
Olaf Vinje
J. L. Gorder
Ole Crogen
M. Udvik
Pauline Crogen
Mohall
Carbury and
Martin Rothe
Olaf Froseth
Alfred Hanson
Edwin Paulson
Melvin Wan
Egil Mark
John Krogen
Arthur Froseth
Olaf
Olaf Guttu
Herman Gorder
Carbury
Mias Tora Moum
Evanston
Ill
Chris Moum
Clara
Helen
N.J. Horr
Walter
William
Fred Guttu
Wm. Mark's
Jacob Olson
Christ Gulling
A. Moum
Ieee Ee Oe
MD Ma
Vikas
Met
A. Holmberg
Howard Monkman of
Neville
Wm. Hoopman of
Houris
Schonkenberger
Norman Swearingen
Gardenia
Ronald Snutson
Gardena
Lee Mollet
Son
Devils Lake Tweaday
Commissioner Parkinson of
Willow
Souris News
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