Townley to Speak at Bottineau County Picnic in Omemee
Arrangements are complete for a large Eastern Bottineau county nonpartisan picnic in Omemee next Monday June 9 with a 2:00 pm program. Speakers L L Stair C Miller and Dell Patterson will present, followed by Omemee Bottineau baseball, a State Normal School operetta Bulbul, then speeches by J I Cahill and A C Townley. About 5000 are expected to attend with lunch served on grounds by Ladies Aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
Omemee
L. L. Stair
7. C. Miller
Dell Patterson
Renville County
Bottineau
State Normal School
J. I. Cahill
A. C. Townley
Townley
Panadight
Smith Kauffman wedding in this city
Misa Mildred Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs D A Smith united in marriage to Mr Wm D Kauffman formerly manager of the local telephone office at the bride's home yesterday morning at 730 Row Johnston of Willow City performed the ceremony. The bride and groom left by automobile for Omemee then Williston their new home. Best wishes for a long and happy married life are extended.
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Misa Mildred Smith
D. A. Smith
Wm. D. Kauffman
Johnston
Willow City
Omemee
Williston
Senior Banquet Delights Bottineau High as Seniors Shine
Students recall a lively final week with a grand Saturday banquet in the high school gym served by Sophomore bays. Plans for the Senior play Her Own Way at Grand Theatre and the Academy exercises Friday evening are announced. The Junior Banquet also lit the HS Gym with blue and gold decor honoring the class of 1920.
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Bottineau High
the Grand Theatre
Asine
HS Gymnasium
Freshman Reflections and Upcoming Games At Local School
The report recalls early school days and a setback as the freshman baseball team lost 7 to 4 to Souris on Tuesday. It notes upcoming matchups with Westhope and Antler, a planned speech by Tom White, and Senior Harold Craig recovering from appendicitis amid final exams.
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Eal
Souris
Westhope
Tom White
Harold Craig
Dr Walter Mills To Speak In Bottineau June 12
Dr Walter Thomas Mills, a noted state speaker, will address Bottineau June 12 at 7 PM. The event, likely at the fair grounds with Grand Theatre on reserve for bad weather, aims to discuss farmers concerns and referendum issues with business leaders and farmers urged to attend.
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Walter Thomas Milla
Bottineau
Mille
Fair Grounds
Grand Theatre
Mills
Mr. Mills
Forestry Normal Notes on Opereta and Commencement
Tickets for the Opereta Bulbul on Friday evening June 6 may be secured at the banks. The operetta will be a one night event unless repeats are justified for Bottineau. Plans aim to tour two additional towns. Commencement exercises are open to the public. The State University credits earned amount to sixty semester hours, equating to two years toward a degree.
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Bulbul
Bottineau
State University
College of Education
Real Estate Transfers in Antler and Willow City North Dakota
This notice lists several real estate transfers including American Securities Company to Astro Sos for 1.50 dollars and multiple lot trades in Antler North Dakota Willow City and Gardens North Dakota. It also mentions a book sale note for a film titled The Goose and an unclear line about a Baye room for 40 head of cattle.
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American Securities Company
Astro Sos
W. D
Geo. A. Withey & Wife
Antler Belol Dintriet
Antler
North Dakota
Christena Gillespie & Husband
Ansne Rorvik
Emma M. Henry & Husband
Bert Henry
State Capitol Happenings and Public Ownership Debate
At St Joseph Missouri public ownership groups push for municipal street railways while North Dakota voices critique. The piece notes North Dakota’s lone publicly owned line in Bismarck, public interest in new laws, a referendum set for June 26, and Governor Frasier urging a yes vote.
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Pubuc
North Dakota
Public Ownership League of
St. Joseph
Capital Street Railway
Frasier
Bank of North Dakota Bonds Issued and Attested
Governor Frazier and Treasurer Olson signed one thousand five percent bonds for the Bank of North Dakota on a Saturday. Three capitol employees blotting and folding completed the task in two hours and four minutes. Secretary of State Tom Hall will attest signatures and certify issuance next Monday before delivery to the bank.
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Frazier
Olson
Bank of North Dakota Capital
Capitol
Tom Hall
Hall Blocks Bank Opening Over Bonds
Secretary Hall refused to sign the bonds delaying the Bank of North Dakota from starting business. The Attorney General then issued an opinion affirming the bonds should be signed. A mandamus action against Hall will proceed with a Supreme Court case set for Wednesday June 4. The delay costs the bank about 120 dollars daily as staff continue drawing salaries.
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Hall
Frazier
Bank of North Dakota
BONDS
U. K
Langer
I.V. A
Grant County
Supreme 2
Clarks
Dairy Commissioner Seeks State Creamery Leases
Dairy Commissioner J. J. Osterhous begins state dairy operations by contracting with existing creameries for permission to manage them in the state’s name. He has sent letters to every creamery asking if each can be leased and requests responses.
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J. J. Osterhous
Dakota Light and Power seeks state wide electric service
The Dakota Light and Power Company applies to the Railroad and Public Service Commission for multiple power plants and a trunk line across the state from Cando to Dickinson via Devils Lake Carrington Jamestown Lisbon Steele Dawson Bismarck and Dickinson. The plan aims to supply farm regions with electricity and light. The Industrial Commission authorizes J A McGovern to buy or lease two flour mills to support this year's wheat crop handling as part of state efforts. Resources reported by the Bank of North Dakota exceed 16 million dollars with funds held in state depositories. Bond sales of about 500 thousand dollars of capital stock will occur at a 2 percent premium led by J R Waters and J A Cathro.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Dakota Light Feat and Power Company
Cando
Devils
New Rock- Carrington
Jamestown
Lisbon
Via
Steele
Dawson
Bismarck
Idan
Dickinson
the Industrial Commission
J. A. McGovern
Mill and Elevator Association
Bank of North Dakota
J. R. Waters
Jal Cathro
Bank of North Iota
Medina Men Pay Expenses At Kerritsky Talk
Tom Hall said Medina businessmen covered Kerritsky’s expenses during his speech last week. General Angus Fraser, who will administer the soldier bonus, met with the industrial commission this week. About 300 soldiers have applied for the 25 monthly allowance, with Fraser predicting all applicants will be aided this year or next. The benefit pays 25 dollars per month for each month served to fund a home or education.
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Tom Hall
Medina
Kerritsky
Loier Law
Aangus Fraser
Industrial Commission
Fraser
Bank Officials Named Deputy Directors of Publicity and Credits
Roy V Halliday and L P McAnene y named deputy directors of publicity and credits at the Bank of North Dakota. Both formerly served on the bank examiner's staff and will earn salaries of 3000 dollars per year.
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Roy V Halliday
L. P. McAneney
Bank of North Dakota
War Veterans Employed Through Governor Frasier Efforts
Governor L. J. Frasier secured jobs for more than 30 veterans from three wars in state house positions. He often personally pursued employment for these men, and the article provides short sketches of several soldier-employees and how they obtained their posts.
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L. J. Frasier
State House
Frazier
Memorial Day Observance With Indians at Cannon Ball and Fort Yates
Governor Lynn J. Frazier Supreme Justice R H Grace Commissioner J N Hagan and Major Leo Hurst attended Memorial day exercises with about two thousand Indians and some white men. The party traveled by automobile from Bismarck to Cannon Ball and then to Fort Yates for the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn J. Frazier
R. H. Grace
J. N. Hagan
Leo Hurst
Cannon Ball
Fort Yates
Bismarck
Cannon
County Eyes Grasshopper Control Fund and Poison Supply Centers
County Commissioners consider a fund to combat grasshoppers and to run the work under law. Poison supplies will be ordered for distribution to township Grasshopper Supervisors as centers arrive. Each township must appoint a Grasshopper Supervisor to organize the fight.
County Agent Reports Infested Acres In Township
The report directs lands in the township to be surveyed and total badly infested acres submitted to the County Agricultural Agent. J. M. Humphreys serves as County Agricultural Agent.
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J. M. Humphreys
Waverly Hotel Opens in Minot Under New Manager
The Waverly Hotel of Minot opens with Ed Ehr as manager after thorough renovation. The building has been brightened with fresh paint in all rooms and halls and aims to please farmers and other visitors traveling to Minot to trade and stay overnight.
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Waverly Hotel
Minot
Ed. Ehr
Waverly
McGovern Named North Dakota Mill and Elevator Leader
J A McGovern of Fargo has been chosen by the Industrial Commission to head the North Dakota Mill and Elevator Association. The move aims to create a state owned elevator system enabling farmers to store grain in farm bins and at state terminals with warehouse receipts redeemable for loans, while the state handles grading and eventual sale of grain.
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J. A. McGovern
Fargo
Hheir
North Dakota
E. F. Ladd
Industrial Commission
North Dakota Mill and Elevator Association
McGovern
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Old Line
Old Line Elevator Companies
Northwest
Mill and Elevator Association
Centennial I O C F and Rebecca lodges event in Bottineau
The I O C F and Rebecca lodges of Bottineau County celebrate their 100th anniversary with a city gathering next Wednesday. The day includes a 10:30 am ball game, noon dinner, 1 pm parade, 2:30 pm speeches, lodge races, and a 4:30 pm ball game for married versus single members. Attendees are urged to bring lunch baskets and enjoy lemonade on the grounds.
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Rebecca
Bottineau County
Bottineau
Fair Grounds
Tnru
Westhope
Kramer
Souris
Omemee
Willow City
Rebecca Lodge
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Stair
Dell, Patterson
J. ©. Miller
Smith—Kauffman
R. Mills
Forestry Normal Notes
Mize Peer
Talmadge
Vieck
State Capitol
ST. Joe, MO
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Oliver S. Morris
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