Ill publisher John F. Heskett in critical after appendicitis
John F. Heskett, publisher of The Courant, lies critically ill in Russell hospital after an operation for appendicitis that ruptured his appendix and caused peritonitis. Earlier reports warned of possible nonrecovery but later updates suggested improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Haskett
the Courant
Russell
Haskett
Ruppell
M. B.johnson
Farmers Club
A. T. Irvine
R. MacKay
Chas
Durnin
Westhope
Baskett
C. R. Gleason
Mr. Hankett
May Wave City Scale Weighing Place Idea Debated
City council discussed installing a city scale at a Monday meeting. The city attorney was instructed to draft an ordinance and the public improvement committee will invite the cost of installation. Public agitation for a weighing place suggests a scale may be established.
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Public Improvement Committee
Guide Posts Need Erection In Townships Law Passed
Under a 1013 legislature act townships must erect and maintain guide posts. The law aims to aid travelers and will be welcomed by those who travel across the state, while others at home may smile. Township boards will decide on enforcement, with the act taking effect July 1 in Antler.
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Peters and
Roaistala
Talis
Fret selection in new township of Doles reported
A report from the newly created Doles township notes Wednesday’s event in which the officials and supervising committee announced the results of a local fret selection. Details are sparse but indicate oversight by the Moum 35 committee and a see semen outcome.
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Doles
Bottineau High School Class of 1913 Diplomas Granted
The Bottineau high school commencement Friday evening honored the Class of 1913 with diplomas. Dr. W B Bell of North Dakota Agricultural College gave the class address. The program featured chorus, operatic selections, a valedictory on The Art of Living, a duet, and a girls glee club address. The ceremony, led by Rev Isaiah D McBain, included diploma presentations by W F Trent. Graduates listed include Walter P Belyea and Erna V Ponto among others. Mr and Mrs Scherich announced marriage plans with a move to Hastings Nebraska after August 1.
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Bottineau’ High School
W. B. Bell
State Agricultural College At
Fargo
Walker
Il Trovatore
Lilian N. Cole
Helen Gleason
Gladys Richards
C. L. Cole
Peter Scott
F. C. Falkenstein
W. F. Trent
Board of Education
Walter P. Belyes
Erna V. Ponto
J. A. Monkman
Alice Milton
Frances L. Cathro
Marion Mountain
Anna Moum
Oliie M. Turner
E. Boyd
Millard Blair Scherich
Isaiah D. McBain
Willow City
Ferdinand Beyer
Frances Cathro
Scherich
School of Forestry
Judge Kirk Presents Trial of Jesus From Lawyer View
Judge J H Kirk spoke at the Presbyterian church last Sunday on the trial of Jesus from a lawyer's standpoint. He outlined court scenes citing the Sanhedrin and the Hebrew ecclesiastical court of condemned Christ as described in the Jewish Mishna, detailing how they acted under their laws.
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Jesus
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Kirk
Christ
City Council Adopts Ordinances On Salaries And Construction
The city council met in regular session Monday evening. Usual business was transacted and two ordinances were discussed: one on the salaries of city officers and another concerning the construction of wooden et eee their An adjournment followed.
High school closes as teachers plan summer moves
The commencement exercises were held Friday evening. Non resident teachers left for home on Saturday and Monday. Several staff members announced summer plans including moves to Cottonwood Falls Kansas and Graf ton Iowa. Others will teach in Hillsboro Bottineau Leavenworth and Fergus Falls while some remain home. Public schools closed for the season.
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C. L. Cole
Fargo
Mason City
Spo
Tince
Isdies
Nebraska
Missouri
Cole
Cottonwood Falls
Kansas
Kansas, Next Year and Mrs. Cole Will Be Supervisor of Music. Floyd McGranahan
Indianola
Iowa
Max Meharg
Gooding
Idaho
Mildred Pulver
Minneapolis
Drake University
Des Moines
Grafton
Gladys Richards
Watertown
South Dakota
Jessie King
Pueblo
Colorado
Mabel Agern
Fergus Falls
Innesota
Mise Nellie Nelson
Havane
Hillsboro
Mies Bees Smith
Bottineauee
Leavenworth
Waal
Mary Carey
Catherine
Elsie Burr
Curfew Restored by City Council After Nine O Clock
The nine o'clock curfew is resumed by order of the meen and city council. Youngsters found loitering after the bell will be gathered in by the chief of police.
Wichutosh Goes To Sand Series In Quiet Move
Mra W. Wichutosh shifts focus as she enters the sand series, signaling a quiet turn in her athletic schedule. Details remain sparse but the move marks a notable step in her season context and competitive plans.
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Mra
W. “R. Wichutosh
Sand
Griffin of Grand Forks Makes Football Debut
Local sports brief notes Griffeth of Grand Forks, Griffin of Grand Forks, and Griffteh RB Hones Far B. 8. Griffteh RB. Grifith of Grand Forke.
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Hones Far
Griffteh
Grifith
Grand Forke
Willow City wins tight pitched baseball game at home
Willow City defeated Bottineau 4 to 3 on their diamond after a ninth inning rally. Bottineau tied the game in the seventh on a walk and two stolen bases, then Willow City answered in the ninth as Hob Lazier drove in the winning run. Bottineau outfield defense was noted as strong and both communities played in good spirit.
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Bottineau
Willow City
By & Acore
Hob Lazier
Jue
Bottineau Boys
Willow
Real Estate Transfers From Multiple Parties Across Districts
Real estate transfers include Cecelia Gilbertson to Anton Asleson for 2500 se 6-159-81 and Emede Cote with wife to P L Fitzgerald for 800 lot 3 block 4 Willow City. Nations include Peoplea State Bank to Sam N Nesting for 4500 nw 33-163-81 and Henry Lawin with wife to Ward V Fallis for 1000 lote 5 6 block 27 Cole's Fifth addition. L L Brusletten to Loon Lake School Dist No 15 for 1 larre in nw 26-163-74. W H McIntosh with wife and B W Cathro with wife to Chas E Bergholts for multiple lots in section 26 and 28-164-75 164-76 plus McIntosh Cathro subdivision lots 1-2-5-6. Liam R Stine with wife to B D Stine for 1 inter eat o VG 33 witew 34 160-75.
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Cecelia Gilbertson
Anton Asleson
Emede Cote
P. L. Fitzgerald
Willow City
Peoplea State Bank
Sam N. Nesting
Henry Lawin
Ward V. Fallis
Cole
L. L. Brusletten
Loon Lake
Liam R. Stine
D. Stine
Wie
Witew
Deloraine Defeats Souris 5–4 in Memorial Day Tilt
Deloraine beat Souris 5 to 4 at Souris on Memorial Day. Wm Mountain started for Souris, Lovett pitched for Deloraine. Hits: Souris 6, Deloraine 8. Monkman 12 strikeouts, Lovett 11. Two-base hits by Wm Monkman and Ruffner. C Monkmans hit a three-base. Umpire Kirkeby. Time 2:15.
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Souris
Memorial Day
Deloraine
Scor
Mountain
Lovett
Monkman
Ruffner
Monkmans
Kirkeby
Judge Burr Orders Jury Term Of Court Convened
Judge A G Burr has ordered a jury term of court to be convened at the courthouse on Monday June 23. The directive sets the schedule and venue for jurors to report and commence proceedings. Authorities urge precise attendance and adherence to posted terms.
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A. G. Burr
Court House
Peregrin Funeral Held After North Dakota Farm Accident
The funeral for John Peregrin, who died after a well accident on the Albin Erickson farm north of Souris, was held Tuesday afternoon. Services were at the home of Carl Christianson and Vinje church, with Rev. Tollerud and Rev. Walker officiating, and a Modern Brotherhood of America rite. Peregrin, born March 14 1879 near Toronto, lived in Minnesota before moving to Bottineau North Dakota, married Cecelia Christianson in 1909, and left one child. He was noted as industrious and respected in his community.
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John Peregrin
Albin Erickson
Souris
Carl Christianson
Peregrin
Vinje
Tollerud
Walker
Modern Brotherhood of America Lodge
Decedent
John H. Kirk
F.C. Falkenstein
Erick Moum
Henry Steinmeier
R. A. Scholfield
Henry Ruelle
Toronto
Ontario
Io Stearns County
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bottineau
Cecelia Christianson
Estate cases and guardians named in county records
Mrs. Eda Howard was appointed administratrix of Stephen Howard's estate and qualified. Andrew Brasseth was appointed guardian for the incompetent Pedar Olson Brasseth. C. R. Gleason was named administrator for the estates of John Rodney and Lilly May Rodney. Marriage licenses issued to Clayton Baskin and Lilly B Bowen, David C Tsachache and Anna Bahr, M Blair Scherich and Christine Beyer.
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Eda Howard
Stephen Howard
Peder Olson Brasseth
Andrew Brasseth
C. R. Gleason
Lstates
John Rodney
Lilly May Rodney
Roy H. Cook
Clayton Baskin
Wheelock
Lilly B. Bowen
Willow City
David C. Tsachache
Coriane
Saskatchewan
Anna Bahr
Kramer
M. Blair Scherich
Christine Beyer
Sheriff Arrests Youth in Medora Horse Theft
Sheriff L. P. Sandstrom pursued a 17 year old offender who stole a horse and buggy from a Manitoba farmer near Medora. The youth, owed $70 in wages, fled toward Clarissa Minnesota but was captured by provincial police and taken to Deloraine.
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L. P. Sandstrom
Kramer
Medora
Manitoba
Clarissa
Minnesota
Thim
Deloraine
Season Opene at Metigede
The formal opening of the season at Lake Metigesbe will occur tomorrow. Mrs. Anton Lallum is making preparation for a record crowd Sunday. There will be a dance Saturday evening for which Stafford's orchestra will furnish music.
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Lake Metigesbe
Anton Lallum
Stafford
Police Chief Warns of Reckless Driving in City
A. J. Carlson reports numerous complaints about dangerous vehicle speeds within the city. The young daughter of Judge and Mrs Barkway narrowly escaped a run-in with a speed fiend, with more such instances expected to be announced.
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A. J. Carlson
the Courant
Mra
LR. Barkway
F W Cathro and M V Ambedgts Attend Fare Monday
F W Cathro and M V Ammbedgts went to Fare Monday to attend Odd awa ie. thro is
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And.m. V
Duluth Boosters Visit Bottineau On Special Train
About a hundred Duluth boosters arrived in Bottineau yesterday on their own special train. They mingled with locals, distributed souvenirs, and visited business friends. The delegation marched along Fifth Street, performed a band concert, and planned a return via the Fargo cut-off after visiting towns on the Great Northern line.
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Duluth
Bottineau
Fifth Street
Third Regiment
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Main Street
Great Northern
School Election Quietly Reelects Collins and Gerder
The annual school election Tuesday passed off quietly and re elected Mrs. Wm Collins and C G Gerder to the board of education. Sixty three votes were cast with Collins at fifty eight and Gerder at fifty four, three scattering votes and two blank ballots. Both incumbents are noted as efficient board members.
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Wm. Collins
C.G. Gerder
Board of Education
Collins
Gorder
Children’s Day program Sunday morning at eleven
A Children’s Day program will replace the regular services on Sunday morning with expected strong parental attendance. The pastor will preach as usual and Junior meetings are paused for summer. Northwestern Baptist association meets the 24th to 27th with many delegates. Public sessions welcome and a full program to be printed later.
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Northwestern Baptist Association
Residents petition to open Seventh Street across city ROW
Eighteen residents and property owners of the first ward petition the city council to open Seventh Street across the Great Northern right of way and across White’s third addition lot 6 connecting with the roadway free. G K Nikae and others add. The city commission has ordered a survey estimate of the cont.
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First Ward
Seventh Street
Great Northern
White
G. K. Nikae
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John F. Heskett
Gounell
Feweshipe
Belea
Wigh School Grads
Br. Goll
Agricultural College
Tity Goupell
Dispatches
Harvard
Cata —King
Chicago Tribune
AGA
Wellon
Deloraine Ve
Searis
Venes
Metigede
Warne Ante Speeders
Zenith City
We. Collins
C. G. Gerder
Rev. G. William
Satardsy
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