Local Items and Doings of a Week
John Helgerson of Antler visited the city this week with Miss Alice Warner of West Hope in town today. Peter Heivner from Souris and Ben Romanson from Souris were in town on business. Mrs. C. R. Gleason visited near Maxbass earlier in the week. Lloyd W. Wells of the Souris Republican arrived this morning. A. A. Root and Ed Ward of Westhope registered at the Stone Hotel Thursday. W H Hewson received a druggist permit from Judge Kirk. Guy L. Scott of Lansford visited for business matters. H. A. Batie left for Fargo to attend a Shriners meeting. Gordon Acheson left Tuesday for Indianola Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs. J. A. Johnson and daughter left Tuesday for Minot to see relatives. Axel Rekken from Antler came in on business and for visits. Mrs. Henry Boehnke returned to Kramer after visiting friends. Another car of Canel coal arriving at Imperial Lumber Yard for summer use.
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Jos
John Helgerson
Antler
Alice Warner
Westhope
Peter Heivner
Souris
Guy L. Scott
Lansford
H. A. Batie
Fargo
Shriners of North Dakota
Gordon Acheson
Indianola
Iowa
Laces and Embroidery Offered at Discounted Yard Rates
A local ad advertises a line of laces priced from 5 to 15 cents per yard, now closing out at 3 cents per yard, and embroidery priced from 7 cents to $1.90 per yard, available for immediate purchase.
Hosiery Sale Offers 15 to 35 Cents Per Pair
A local retailer announces a clearance of hosiery with prices from 15 cents to 35 cents per pair. The sale showcases a large stock and urges quick purchases while supplies last.
Boys Clothing Closeout Offer Highlighted
Retailer promotes a closeout on boys clothing for ages 15 to 20, with half price reductions. Original prices ranged from 5.00 to 12.00 dollars, now available at reduced rates.
Fresh Groceries Delivered Across Town At Short Notice
Local grocer markets up to date stock and fresh goods with promise of delivery to any part of town on short notice. Emphasizes freshness and avoidance of stale items while offering prompt service.
Grand Lodge Rep Dan White in Grand Forks this week
Community notes report Dan White attending the Grand Lodge of the I O O F in Grand Forks as a Bottineau lodge representative. Also recorded are a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs C A Martin, probate petition for the late Charles Walker, and various local civic updates including school election results and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan White
Grand Forks
Grand Lodge of the
Bottineau Lodge
Dora Walker
Charles’ Walker
Imperial Lumber Yard splint coal prompt urged
If you haven't tried that splint soft coal at the Imperial Lumber Yard better do so. Matt Simon from Westhope visited his brother here and left for Grand Forks then St Joseph Minnesota. He plans to marry soon and will return home with his bride in a couple of weeks.
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Imperial Lumber Yard
Matt Simon
Westhope
Grand Forks
St. Joseph
Minn
Matt
Minnesota
Excursion to Famous Leatheride District Alberta
Community notice invites travelers to join a Wednesday excursion departing Omemee at 4 p m. Meeting points available at stations along the Soo line. Fare from Bottineau listed as 9 dollars. Destination described as the Famous Leatheride District in Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letheride
Alberta
Omemee
Soo
Bottineau
Omemee Plans County Sports Day Monday June 25
Omemee hosts a large celebration featuring horse racing baseball and various sports. Bottineau and Antler meet for a $100 purse as the county’s fastest teams play. Overly and Omemee also compete the same day with a cordial invitation to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omemee
Bottineau
Antler
Overly
Every Man His Own Doctor Promotes Chamberlain Remedies
The notice advises self treatment for minor ailments and promotes Chamberlain's five preparations sold by Bottineau Drug Co. Each bottle costs 25 cents and all five total 1.25. It stresses prompt on hand use and cites a long market presence and good reputation. The offerings include Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, Cough remedy, Pain Balm, Stomach and Liver Tablets, and Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bottineau Drug Co
Special Election Notice Bottineau City 1907 Bonds and Debt
Notice is given of a special election in Bottineau City North Dakota on June 6 1907 from 8 a m to 5 p m with polling at Greiner feed store Second Ward Sims office and the Bottineau Fire Hall. Voters will decide on issuing bonds up to 11840 for water works and fire protection and increasing city indebtedness up to 8880 for general improvements. Dated May 13 1907 Bottineau Mayor C L Newhouse City Auditor Jno McKenzis SEAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Bottineau County
N. D
City of
City of Bottineau
Greiner
East Bottineau
Thos, Sims V
South Bottineau
C. L. Newnouse
Bottines
Jno. McKenzis
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
The remedy has stood for a third of a century as a trusted medicine for colic cholera and diarrhoea. When mixed with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take. Sold by Bottineau Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bottineau Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Romanson
C. R. ‘Gleason
Maxbass
Lloyd W. Wells
The
A. A. Root
Ed Ward
Stone Hotel
Kirk
W.H. Hewson
J. A. Johnson
Minot
Axel Rekken
Henry Boehnke
Kramer
Adam
Chas. E. White
Ministerial Association
Association
A. Besancon
Clarke Foster
Melita
Man
Mesdames
W. R. McIntosh
John McCaughan
Grand Lodge of the Daughters of Rebekah
Jim McBrayne
Jim
John Bell
Mankato
Mankato Business College
John
Gilbert Holte
Betsy Jacobson
Russell
Hellick Syvertson
Julia Brenna
Martin Christopherson
Lina Nelson
Larson & Gardner
O. W. Kerr Co
Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples
Thos. Gardner
Boston
Mass
North Dakota
National Hardware Convention
First Baptist Church
Bottineau National Bank
H. A. Bartz
Joan Smithson
W. E. Avams
Cashier
Gro
B. Everson
Ass’t. Cashier
Great West Land Co
D. H. McArthur
Mer
Bottineau, North Dakota
C.L. Blades
First National Bank of
U.S
U 8. ‘Treasury
U. S
Opieml
United States
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