Local Professionals and Services in Bottineau ND
Directory-style notice lists D. Leonard as dentist with hours, JR. Rusk and T. Sims as veterinary physicians and surgeons, plus an auctioneer and veterinary office at Sims' Drug Store. Bottineau, North Dakota entries reference Kilbourn Store and First National Bank building.
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R. J. A. Johnson
T. F. Woods
Bottineau
North Dakota
A. Leonard
First National Bank
JR. Rusk
Kilbourn
Bottinean
Sims’ Drug Store
Spee Mine
Japan reports minimal losses after last naval battle
The Japanese legation in Tokyo states that only three torpedo boats were sunk in the recent engagement with Russia. Nebogatof is to report to the czar, and Rojestvensky is in Sasebo naval hospital with a skull fracture. An escaped torpedo boat destroyer reaches Vladivostok, while other ships suffered no losses according to the official report.
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Washington
Legation
Tokio
Togo
Nebogatoff
Nicholai 1
Orel
Apraxine
Benyayin
Rojestvensky
Sasebo Naval Hospital
Biedevy
Cler
Third vessel escapes as Bravi reaches Vladivostok
Torpedo boat destroyer Bravi arrives at Vladivostok with 4 officers and 197 men from the battleship Oslyabya. Only Bravi from Admiral Rosentvensky's fleet has reached port. Jemtchug, Ae, and Oleg remain unaccounted. Admiralty scenes show grieving families seeking news and conducting requiem masses for presumed dead.
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Vladivostok
Visdivostok
Bravi
Oslabys
St. Petersburg
Rosentvensky
Jemtchug
Aoe
Oleg
Admiralty
Admiral Rojestvensky Bloodied in War Wounds
Washington June 1 The state department received a cable from Tokyo reporting Admiral Rojestvensky's skull fractured requiring operation. The message says the attack left three Japanese torpedo boats sunk three officers killed and about two hundred men killed or disabled.
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Rojestvensky
Washington
State Department
Tokio
War prospects in Far East amid Russian stall
Berlin reports government quarters weighing the bellicose Far East situation. Russia likely to continue fighting, foreseeing humiliation but avoiding immediate surrender. Imperial motives center on defending the dynasty and imperial prestige while land victories remain uncertain. Front dispatches say Admiral Rozestvensky’s defeat not yet confirmed to troops. Admiralty denies sinking of the Gromobol.
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Berlin
Far East
Russia
Nicholas
Goldiere
Reault
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Manchuria
SlimpSes of Rothschild Fortune Burden on Baron Alphonse
The New York Times notes Baron Alphonse de Rothschild of Paris held wealth and culture yet suffered a heavy burden from his fortune. Attacks marred his life: 1848 peasants’ mocker and 1895 explosive letter incident in which a clerk was injured but not fatally. He disliked the number 13 and lost an eye in 1893 during a hunting outing.
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Baron Alphonse
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Paris
Bank of France
New York Times
M. Jodkowicz
Alphonse de Rothschhild
Bay St. George
M. Pescatore
No Substitute For Aver in An Old Fashioned Remedy
A long advertisement boasts Aver as a beloved tonic for indigestion and liver issues with 35 years of success and 40 million bottles sold in the United States. It touts 25¢ and 75¢ sizes and recalls a boastful claim against substitutes. A separate note describes soldiers in Japan using death notification post cards, and a Want ad seeks apprentice millinery girls at Woods Store with Mar 31 closing.
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United States
Ruggists
Hammering Cure for Fat Returns Athletic Railroad Man
Townsend Burnett Baldwin of the Pennsylvania railroad, once stout, traveled from Europe to New York and appeared athletic. When asked by Deputy Collector John Cantree Williams, he described his self prescribed method: nightly, for months, he wrapped two or three blankets around himself before bed.
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Townsend Burnett Baldwin
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Yacht and
New York
Europe
New York Times
John Cantree Williams
Baldwin
Mortgage Sale Notice in Bottineau County North Dakota
Notice of foreclosure by advertisement for a 1903 mortgage held by Fargo Loan Agency on Andrew J. Egge and Sote Egge. Mortgage recorded 1908. sale at two o'clock P M on July 1 1905 at the Bottineau County Courthouse front door. Premises include parts of Sections 21 and 22 Township 163 Range 81 totaling 160 acres. Lender is Fargo Loan Agency. attorney for mortgagee is A Besanc on.
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Andrew J. Egge
Sote Egge
Fargo Loan Agency
Office
the Register of Deeds
Buttiheau
North Dakota
Bottineau
Ottineau
Aining
Government
Fargo
Fargo Loan Agency Mortgagee
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Yn 2Eks & Murphy
Nean
North Dakotas
Et Dey
Wes. C. Wegner
Masonic Block
Ormsby Soule
Weathope
W. Baker
Ge Meatestont W
Westhope
AL & Burr
Specialty
West Side
Main Street
TT. Sims
Sims
Orain Woteak
Walery Salearst Door
DR. T. Sims
Pickrell Bros. Building Contractors
Devils Lake
South New Clothing
John'h
Kirk County
Mrs
D. I. Todd
Produstio Eotentice Seedantion
Opera House
Bottineau, N. Dae
Scranton
P.O
Bradford
Rugby
the Omega
Calhat
McIntosh Bros. Hardware
Mojestvemsky
Capes
RIVES
Gromobol
Bt. Petersburg
London Daily Express
Slimpses
Rothschild
Thos. Sims
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Japan
Millinery Department of Woods
Swift
Chas. Beevers
Bottineau, N. Dak
Bottine
Collins Bros
Willow City
St. Lou
Worthwestern Yeast CO
Chicago, Ill
Arcanaorney
State OF North Dakota
Eighth Judicial District
St. Anthony
Boteau County
N.D
N. D
A. Besancon
fiResgottee and Post
Ofl
Botas
Diateletta
Botilneau County
Alte
Henry Worley
Mini Face & Trust Company
Scorporation
Morth
Register of Deeds
County of Bottineau
State of Arted
Dee
Bolo
I Dner
Bottineas Dakota
S. B. Mahaney
Courant
N. Dak
THE
Turtle Cafe
Norhwestern (Election Agency
Neway
W. D. Beery
Room
Ertresvaag B'ld’g
Botpineau, N. D
Bottineau Machinery and Blacksmith Shop
C. W. Beyer
Main
North the College
Tne Ie Busheth
Tare
Nort Dakota
Aenual Business
Banking Department
S. P. Ronnei
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