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Newspaper

The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1900

Page

4

Early closing urged for Bottineau shops and Willow City excursion

Bottineau clerks push merchants to close by 7 p m except war days to boost daytime trade. Willow City residents urged to back a Devils Lake excursion train for Chautauqua events. W R Edwards to marry a Duluth woman and serve as Rampart City land office receiver in Alaska. News notes report Fire Festival success, Winnipeg storm damage, Pretoria fall and Bryan support from North Dakota Democrats.

Bottineau Willow City Devils Lake W. R. Edwards Rampart City Alaska Duluth

State press notes new offices and political hints

The Qakes Republican opens in new offices while Harvey Herald cites M H Jewell predicting Alex McKenzie will be next North Dakota Republican national committeeman. A 1898 constitutional change requires full citizenship to vote and affects school matters, with fallout in municipal elections. Grand Forks Herald reports Avery Manufacturing winning the friction latch unit in federal court cases.

Harvey Herald St. Paul M. H. Jewell The Bismarck Tribune Alex McKenzie Northcota New Rockford Transcript Grand Forks B.W. Weego Avery Manufacturing Company Peoria Avery Threshers

Avery friction clutch suit seeks 12 million royalties

The Avery company claims exclusive rights to a friction clutch used on traction engines since the 1880s. Manufacturers nationwide adopted the device and have paid royalties totaling about 12 million dollars. The suit aims to block further use and collect past payments, with the case fiercely fought and potential settlements unclear.

Avery Company Avery

DemocraticConvention Opener in Bottineau North Dakota

Bottineau North Dakota June 2 1900 convention called to order by Brono Charbonneau chairman R Peyton elected secretary credentials committee named with H R Russell Louis Holtz Frank Collins Ed Swanke and James Townsend precinct delegates listed and chairs appointed Delegates named to Fargo and Grand Forks conventions resolutions endorsed by the meeting support of tariffs Monroe doctrine and income tax delegates instructed to vote as a unit and adjournment by Bruno Charbonneau secretary R N

Bottineau N. D Brono Charbonneau R. Peyton H. R. Russell Louis Holtz Frank Collins Ed. Swanke James Townsend Ed. Schoonover W. B. Cook Ralph Schoonover Napoleon Loiselle John Robertson D. Armstrong Jas. Hunt Brano Charbonneau Geo, Clarke J. H. Welch Duncan Beaton Andrew Johnson B. B. Reed Wm. Collins Wm. Halls Richard Peyton Fargo Grand Forks R. Stewart D. Williamson Chas. Wood J. W. Fuller A. A. Harrington Ed Richards James Hunt Peter Nordin Andy Johnson John Welsh Dave Armstrong R. B. Stewart George Clarke Bottineau’ County Thomas Jefferson Jackson Chicago W. J. Bryan Pnr Pees Ple Cuba United States

Willow City News Briefs and Local Notices

Willow City itemized notes report T. E. Fox visiting Towner and local births. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs E O Holler. a son to Mr and Mrs John Cudhie. Individuals visiting relatives, church and lodge activities, and hotel staffing changes described. Development updates include John Stewart's residence, the Norwegian Lutheran church, and Reserve settlement plans. Several social visits, a marriage, Decoration Day observances, and local illnesses referenced.

T. E. Fox Towner E. O. Holler John Cudhie Hannah Towne Herisleter Wm. Sheehy Omemee Jas. Hunt Mr. Sheehy Pani John Stewart J. H. Cook Grand Lodge The Bisley Sprague Bottineuui Laurence W. ©. Dickenson Fo Tate Mouse River Nordland Pete Hanson

Benson County Courthouse Funding Question Sparks Boundary Debate

A BensonCounty notice reports the courthouse project with a $20,000 outline and a contract for the same amount, while local officials warn an injunction may be filed to keep spending within the original limit. The terse item also mentions a dentist call on July 4 and property matters near McBrayen Hotel in Jones Township.

Adden McBrayen Hotel Jones Benson County

Dr King's New Life Pills for Stomach and Bowels

Safe and certain cure promoted for constipation affecting stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Heat in the world phrase used to describe relief with a drug store notice stating price of 26 cents at D. H. McArthur's Drug Store.

Dr. King D. H. McArthur

Lost horse near Tarana with brand on left hip

Stray horse described as brown with a light mane and tail. It’s branded on the left hip with a marking dnne-23pd and may be missing from the area near Tarana.

Tarana

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