Busy commencement week at State School of Forestry
The State School of Forestry hosts a busy commencement period with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. G W Barnum, a Shakespeare play Outdoors, a student alumni picnic, and Friday commencement exercises. John H Worst will deliver the commencement address, William T Cox will speak on forestry, and diplomas will be awarded to five graduates. The Bottineau Military band provides music with local singers.
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State School of Forestry
G. W. Barnum
Mesdames Gleason
McMillen
Charnholm
Miss Best
Mesers
Falkenstein
Weeks
Sandstrom
Scott
Hark
Shakespeare
Rex Meighen Amiens
Peter Scott Jacques
Hugh Wright LeBeau
Frederick
Edith Beyer Oliver
Edith Beyer Frederick
Orlando
Rowland de Bois
Carl Christianson Adam
Oliver
SeReep Shes
Louis McKeen Touchstone
Olen Peice Rex Meighen Corin
Bear
Louis McKeen Silvius
Seratariane Selmer Simonson William
Audrey
Hugh Wright Aghter
Charlotte Renick
Celia
Clara Larson
Oak Creek
Forestry
John H. Worst
Agricultural College
William T. Cox
Minnesota
Olive Richardson
Marjorie Meighen
Isabelle Mclntosh
Hugh Wright
Bottineau
Farmers Slipped One Over In Bottineau School Vote
Reported in Bottineau on a Tuesday election many local voters appear to have overlooked the school affair. Officials say turnout was light and the outcome likely favored the measure under review.
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Bottineau
Meighen Family Relocates to Westhope
The Nat Meighen family moved to Westhope on Saturday evening to make a new home there. Mr. Meighen has worked in Westhope for several years, but the family stayed here for schooling. They are held in high esteem and their departure will be regretted in this city.
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Nat Meighen
Westhope
Mr. Meighen
Meighens
Editor Drake Injured In Printing Press Accident
A. J. Drake publisher of the Westhope Standard sustained a serious injury when a gasoline engine bucked during a job. He attempted to engage the foot treadle while the press ran, his hand caught in the crank and the palm nearly severed, likely sidelining him from work.
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A. J. Drake
Westhope Standard
Sheldon A Busy Man in Optometry Notes
H Q Sheldon the optical specialist from Grand Forks will visit Fargo next Monday and Tuesday for the state optometry examinations. He is president of the annual opticians convention in session the balance of the week.
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H. Q. Sheldon
Grand Forks
Daily Papers
Sheldon
Fargo
Opticians
Russell Brown Nuptials Tie Local High School Pair
J Clayton Russell eldest son of Mr and Mrs H R Russell and Miss Helen B Brown a former high school teacher and assistant principal united in marriage Sunday evening June 2 at the Methodist church Rev W H Walker officiating The couple were supported by Miss Bess Smith and Mr H B Brown They will reside on the groom's farm west of the city beginning their new home life.
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J.clayton Russell
H. R. Russell
Helen B. Brown
Methodist Church
W. H. Walker
Bess Smith
H. B. Brown
Russell
Thirteen Diplomas Granted at Local High School Ceremony
The class of 1912, thirteen students, received diplomas after a week of programs at the opera house and school. Orations covered topics from socialism to immortality, with a large chorus and multiple musical numbers. Diplomas were presented by Board President Fiesee after a lengthy class address by C. L. Cole.
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Clase
Mary Clark
Mary Russell
Fern McKeen
Maude Woods
Ida Nansen
Synthia Scholfield
Mildred McIntosh
Lillian Stevens
Maisie Dickinson
Nora Kalbfleisch
Mabel Lindberg
Bottineau
Lillian Serene
America
Robert Ruelle
Scholfield
Meadows Fair
Barnum
Cole
Brown
Scott
Donizetti
Lucia de Lamtmermoor
Mia. Cole
Carol of the Lark
Gleen
Mesdames Cole
Gleason
C. L. Cole
Fielder
Board of Education
Fiesee
Messrs. Scott
Ole
Doings in County Court License actions and estate hearings
County court events include licenses to mortgage real estate in the G C Riley estate and to sell real property in the Albert B Armstrong estate. Mortgaging reports in Matthew D McMahon estate were approved. Will proof and probate for William Logan postponed. Administrators appointed in Ole Vinje estate. Final account hearing set for F W Schroeder estate. Marriage license issued to John Clayton Russell and Helen B Brown.
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G. C. Riley
Albert B. Armstrong
Matthew D. McMahon
William Logan
Charivari Serenade for New Mr and Mrs Rus
Friends of Mr and Mrs J Clayton Rus held a lively Tuesday serenade. They performed on tin pans and other instruments to pleasing tones, and the newlyweds behaved beautifully with no encore.
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J. Clayton Russell
Swat the Fly How to kill flies and curb disease
Advice urging pest control to prevent disease by killing flies. Emphasizes flies spread typhoid fever, tuberculosis, diphtheria, and cholera infantum, and outlines methods: screening, sanitation, heat treatment with carbolic acid, formaldehyde solution, pyrethrum powder, bichromate of potash, and kerosene in drains.
Circus Coming July 2 Brings Joy to City Children
Gollmar Bros. big circus will visit on Tuesday July 2. The note urges young and old to attend and enjoy a wholesome outing, with children likely to be excited and well behaved at the event.
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Gollmar Bros. Big Circus
Bottineau Leads in Mankota League Victory Over Deloraine
Bottineau beat Deloraine 27 to 20 in a Memorial Day home game at the fairgrounds. Mont Woods pitched effectively for Bottineau, with Deloraine fielding a strong squad. Score by innings and full box show Bottineau tagging Swarts for five runs and Deloraine for five, in a 1:37 game. County and local officials listed after the game.
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Fair Grounds
Deloraine
Mont Woods
Woods
John T. Neville
Uottincan
Epin
Nordin
Miller
Oo White
O Lo
Mitley
Peters
Binbolt
Delorine
Bisset
Swartz
Bottineau
Strut
Swarts
Delorain
Deloraine Pire
J. T. Neville
Reception for A. W. Smith Marks Commencement Close
At the close of the commencement exercises last Friday evening a reception was held honoring A. W. Smith former superintendent of the city schools. Miss Helen B. Brown and Mr. C. L. Cole gave short addresses for the faculty. Mr. Smith spoke in a cheerful mood. Ice cream and cake were served.
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A. W. Smith
Helen B. Brown
C. L. Cole
Mr. Smith
Candidates Filed for June Primary In This County
List shows Democratic candidates filing by 2 PM for June primary. Names include Representative 28th district J L Gorder W H Lackey S L Page. County Auditor George H Hebert. County Treasurer H R B. Sheriff J T McGovern. Clerk of Court Frank A Schmelzer. States Attorney J J Weeka. Register of Deeds Ward Johnston.
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James Hill
H.C. Harty
C. C. Jacobson
Edward O. Haraldson
Walter Masters
J.P. Simon
J. C. Miller
Emil Johnagaard
Harry D. Convis
L. P. Sandstrom
Matt Johnson
Jesse H. Weaver
W. H. Adams
V. Ormsby Soule
Register of Deeds
Jos
Quamme
W. B. Rea
John McKenzie
A. E. Layne
J. K. Barkway
L. J. Larson
George Sidener
J. L. Gorder
W. H. Lackey
5. L. Page
George H. Hebert
H. RB
J. T. McGovern
Frank A. Schmelzer
J. J. Weeka
Register of Deede
Ward Johnston
Fire Laddies Set to Attend 29th Williston Tournament
A fifteen man fire brigade from Bottineau will depart Monday to compete in the 29th annual Williston tournament next week. They have new uniforms and equipment and aim to set state records for Bottineau through strong performance and team pride.
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Williston
Bottineau
Delegates Attend Williston State Meeting
Six delegates from Turtle Mountain lodge 1 O O F the Daughters of Rebekah and the local Encampment traveled to Williston on Monday for the annual state meeting. Delegates include Meschines G C Riley W R Melntost George Clark P B Ferguson F W Cathra and Dan White.
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Turtle Mountain Lodge 1
Daughters of
Rebekah
Williston
Meschines
G. C. Riley
W. Rk. Melntost
Messrs
George Clark
P. B. Ferguson
F. W. Cathra
Dan White
Postponed Opening Dance At East Side Hotel
Mrs. A. Lallum announced the opening dance at the hotel on the East Side Lake Metigoshe will be postponed to Saturday evening June 15. The dining room remains open and early arrivals will be well cared for. Communications about cottages boating and other rentals indicate North Dakota’s leading summer resort will be well patronized this year.
Quamme Retains High Gun Trophy After Rough Shoot
Jos Quam kept the high gun trophy at the regular gun club shoot held last Friday evening. A special shoot followed on Tuesday evening with gunners practicing in bad weather as high winds caused low scores, 72 percent being the best.
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Jos. Quamme
Daly Arrest Tied to Maxbass Liquor Handling
Frank X. Daly, formerly a station agent at Maxbass and briefly in this city, was arrested at Ray on Memorial Day over an alleged offense related to liquor handling during his time at Maxbass.
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Frank X. Daly
Maxbass
Ray
Memorial Day
Maxbaas
Burglary at Overly Store Targets Smokes and Cash
Robbery at Jay O. Smith’s drug store in Overly on Sunday night stole cigars and cash from the till. Post office in the same building not confirmed. home talent is suspected.
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Jay O. Smith
Overly
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Worst
C. W. Fielder
J. A. Johnson
Charles Whitteran
Dark Horse
Johnson
Whitteron
W. R. McIntosh
G. K. Vikan
Drake
Russell-Brown
Clayton Russell
Baker's Dozen
Ole Vinje
F. W. Schroeder
John Clayton Russell
Charivari Party
Ana
Bottineau Leads
J. F. Haskett
Knox Ferguson
P. B. Stanton
Marion W. Swearingen
Steve Colston
Arthur Milley
Tuoo Yantinway
Delonte
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