Bottineau Gun Club Holds Yearly Merchandise Shoot
The Bottineau Gun club hosted its first merchandise shoot of the year with eighteen participants from Souris. Prizes included teaspoons, aluminum cookware, shells, and hunting gear won by Wilson, Adams, Costello, Williams, and Dale as high averages were posted. A Bottineau Motorcycle Club road race is planned for next Sunday from Bottineau to Westhope and back.
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Bottineau
A.greengard
S. H. Wilson
W. H. Adams
Dr. Leonard
Sam Wilson
W. H. Adame
G. H. Dale
G. A. Huss
Weathope
Westhope
Bottineau Auto Garage
Main Street
Dick Costello
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Union Meeting
Morning service at 8 o clock Sunday. Sunday school at 12 M. Young People meet at 7 o clock. Mid week service Wednesday at 8. Communion after the morning service. No evening service due to union meeting at the opera house. All are invited.
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Opera House
Marriage Licenses Issued This Month
Two marriage licenses have been issued this month. On June 1 William Wise and Dora Reetz of Kramer obtained licenses. On June 2 Edith K Powers and J Willis of ...
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William Wise
Dora Reetz
Kramer
Bottineau Special School Directors Reelect With Large Vote
Bottineau Special district held elections at Central school Tuesday. Three directors whose terms expired were reelected by strong majorities. J A Johnson won 117 votes for three years defeating P B Ferguson. Total ballots 184 with over 100 by women. Other results listed include Whitteron 133 for director three years, Ferguson 46, Cathro 27, Trent 5. two year director results Trent 106, Cathro 62, Whitteron 8, Ferguson 2, Johnson 1. Treasurer W R McIntosh 146, Cathro and others noted on page 2.
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Bottineau
J. A. Johnson
P. B. Ferguson
C. BE
Whitter
County School Notes Close Year With Diploma Day
County schools end the term as Deep hosts an eighth grade graduation with two pupils Helen Moen and Jesse Nermoe receiving diplomas. Antler eighth graders also graduate seven students receive diplomas.
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Deep
Helen Moen
Jesse Nermoe
Russell
Acheson
Miss Minkel
Ford Turns Out Car Every Sixteen Seconds In April
Ford Motor Company set a new record by producing 46 510 cars across 26 eight hour days in April. A car emerged from the assembly lines every 16 seconds, with each unit built by Ford's progressive efficiency and meticulous attention to design and materials.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Rural Carrier Examination Announced for Bottineau County
The United States Civil Service Commission sets an examination in Omemee on June 24 1915 to fill a rural carrier post at Omemee and future vacancies on rural routes in Bottineau County. Applications obtainable from the Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bottineau
Omemee
Onemee
United States
Civil Service, Commission
Washington, D. C
Bottineau County fair slated for June twenty ninth
Boasts of a big fair plan in Bottineau County set for June twenty ninth. Community leaders push for a local event with exhibits and entertainment, aiming to boost town pride and visitor attendance.
County Court Hears on May Dates for Estate Matters
On May 29 a hearing on a petition to sell personal property of Anne Martha Horsem passed. May 31 hearing on inventor petition to set aside estate to the widow of James L. Day issued a decree. Yesterday a report of sale of Melvin Bent estate personal property was heard and approved.
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Anne Martha Horsem
James L. Day
Melvin Bent
Confira
Kramer man brought on blind pigging charge in court
Cash Sager of Kramer appeared before Judge Walecth yesterday on a charge of blind pigging. He waived examination and was bound over to the district court.
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Cash Sager
Kramer
Walecth
Popular Lansford Couple Exchange Vows In City
Miss Edith K Powers and Horace J Willis of Lansford wed at the Baptist church on Wednesday at 3 pm. Rev J D McBain officiated. The bride wore crepe de chine with a cap veil and carried white roses. Attendants included Miss Alice Lee Madge Brooks and Miss Powers. The groom was supported by E E Long. The couple are noted as well known, with hopes for a long life together.
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Baptist
Edith K. Powers
Horace J. Willis
Lansford
Alice Lee
Madge Brooks
Miss. Powers
Antigo
Wisconsin
J. T. Brooks
E. E. Long
Courant
Who Are the Rubes in Our Farmer Organization
A reader criticizes a Courant editor for calling farmers “Rubes.” The letter argues farmers understand organizing increases influence, notes many already joined, and contrasts farmers with bankers merchants and other groups that are organized and pay dues. The writer questions who the true rubes are.
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Jay
Aes
House
Senate
Lutheran Church Announces No Services Next Sunday
The Lutheran church will not hold services next Sunday. Baccalaureate services for local high school graduates will be held Sunday evening at the opera house, followed by a cordial invitation to attend. Sunday school meets at noon. Pastor H. N. Bakke delivers the message.
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Opera House
H.N. Bakke
Kenmare Men Plan Big Celebration Event
Local businessmen in Kenmare organize a large summer celebration featuring community booths, live music, and a parade. Organizers aim to boost town spirit and attract visitors from surrounding areas.
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Kenmare
North Dakota birch tree set for Panama Exposition planting
The School of Forestry notes a birch tree to be planted at the Panama Exposition on North Dakota grounds is on display at the school. It will ship by express for June 21 planting. President Hillyer delivers an insightful commencement address at Mayville Normal. Wheelon praises the graduating class in a notable speech. The Bottineau picnic drew over sixty attendees with local business support. Faculty and students prepare summer plans, windbreak study, and chautauqua appearances. The school play Femeralda received strong reception with a large cast and polished staging.
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North Dakota
Gov. Hanna
Express
Hillyer
Mayville Normal
S. W. Wheelon
Board of Directors
Wheelon
Lake Metigoshe
Bottineau
Pres. Smith
WIM School Announce Commencement Events and Play Plans
The WIM school calendar lists a Sunday evening baccalaureate by Rev. H. Lewie Meyer, a Tuesday eighth grade commencement, and student plays including The Ministers Wife and Commencement Days. The three act drama features twenty three characters and enjoys strong audience interest. The high school team has six wins this season with a big upcoming away game. organizers urge fan support for the financially risky trip.
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H. Lewie Meyer
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