Insurgent Defeat in Iowa Keeps Grip of Stalwarts
Iowa returns favor to stalwart Republicans in three of four congressional contests with Walter Smith Kennedy and Towner among victors. Woods renominated after a passive clash. Carroll leads for governor as clerical and local races shift with a notable auditor race in Sac County and Prouty defeating Hull in Des Moines district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
North Dakota
Walter [. Smith
House Committee On Rules
Cannon
Smith
Towner
Congress
Kennedy
Woods
Carroll
J. Wilbur Neal
H. A. Batie
Sac County
S. F. Prouty
Cummins
Coassman Hull
Des Moines
Hull
Prouty
Agricultural bulletins report station yields and surveys
The Dickinson sub station reports show wheat yields led by Durum Kubanka No 8 at 42.5 bushels per acre and oats with Early Mountain at 88.5. Potatoes marked Early Bird at 334.5 bushels. Langdon sub station outline of current work. Food Bulletin No 23 analyzes foods and covers turpentine adulteration and bleached floor debate. Fargo college free upon request. fourth biennial survey maps soil surveys and biological state study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Langdon
Food Bulletin
Agricultural College At
Fargo
State Agricultural and Geological Survey
Agricultural Real
Getting a husband by advertising in June Housekeeper
A June Housekeeper article by Mrs. Bessie Cooper Cundy examines proposals by correspondence in advertising. It previews a new serial by Emily Ruth Colgin titled Bridal Thoughts, introducing a study of matchmaking through ads and noting investigative cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housekeeper
Mre
Bessie Cooper Cundy
Emily Ruth Colgin
Real estate transfers filed in Bottineau county deeds
War ranty deeds recorded last week include First National Bank of West Hope to Richard H Murphy for 2476 06 four quarter sections and several tracts in Antler Maxbass and Overly towns with numerous parcels and total values among many transfers involving the Dakota Development Co Watson P Davidson J C Porter O T Newhouse and others. Transactions include quit claim and administrator deeds with prices from 1 to 13600 for various lots and blocks across Maxbass Antler and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
First National Bank of
Westhope
Richard H. Murphy
Robert H. Paul
F. W. Schroeder
I. Lewis
Maxbass Security Bank
Maxbass
O. T. Newhouse
A. H. Richardson
Northern Town & Land Co
James O. Rielly
Maxbaas
Jane Ann Mitchell
J. J. Weeks
John Mitchell
M.S. Durnin
Charles W. Carney
John O. Helgerson
F. J. Pearse
E. H. Totushek
A. H. Truma
Z. H. Howery
First National Bank of West‘hope
Andrew J.fulwhler
Admin
Paul Picard
Chas. F. Currie, Jr
Sheriff
Rogers Lumber Co
William McFarlane
Charles J. Fisk
Samuel B. Porter
John V. George
Oscar A. Travis
Gabriel Feland
Gust Tenne-Bon
Lake Metigeshe Opens 1910 Outing Season at Metigeshe
The Metigeshe outing season begins Sunday June 12 1910 at the east side resort. Ample hotel rooms available and Capt James Thorburn will run the boat Wah she gum for lake tours. Bottineau Military Band will provide music and the grand opening ball occurs Saturday evening June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metigeshe
East Side
James Thorburn
Bottineau
Lawrie Quarter Adjoins Bottineau Townsite
Notice describes Lawrie quarter adjoining Bottineau townsite. One third of crop goes with the property. Offer to purchase or respond by mail to R F D No 4 Kalispell Mont. Includes case or parcel details and contact instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrie
Bottineau
Kalispell i Montman
Dr J A Johnson Is Chosen In Hot School Election
In a Tuesday school election Dr J A Johnson defeated C W Fielder for director with 104 to 99 votes while W R McIntosh ran unopposed and won 202 votes for treasurer J H G Turner received a complimentary vote and Justice John Sidney O'Brien picked up two votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
C. W. Fielder
W. R. McIntosh
Dr. Johnson
Mr. Fielder
J. H. G. Turner
Mr. McIntosh
Justice John Sidney O'Brien
Local notes record town visits and events
Mrs. C. 8. Fairfield drove to Omemee this morning. Corbin returned from Kramer Saturday evening. Bruns came back Monday from the district meeting. Kleebe children left for Canada to search for land. School opened after a week’s illness in Miss Ryan’s sister. James Foster ill with heart trouble last week. improving. Layne and Warnock in town for county superintendent and sheriff races. Stork brings two babies to the Klebes. congratulations. Women’s club met with Mrs. Smiley on Tuesday. Alma Reamer left for Kenmare to sew for Mrs. Riebe. Marquardt returned from Minot after Esther’s tonsil removal. Fairfieldes reached Culbertson, Montana after heavy snow delay. Bruns to preach Sunday. Sunshine League meets Sunday. Omemee–Ome mee game 5 to 23. practice needed. Singing class at M E church praised. more take advantage of low rates. Mrs. Doole and Jessie of Minneapolis visiting the Dooles. F Furstenau bought an organ, surprise for Bir. Lentz returned from Canada with 4 half section filings. Wagner visiting Kreplean. Neuendorf under treatment. Fox sisters returned from Berthold via Great Northern. local trip completed.
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Stork
Ed Klebe
R. Smiley
Alma Reamer
Kenmare
J. C. Riebe
Chas. Marquardt
Minot
Little Esther
R. H
S. J. Fairfield
Culbertson
Montana
W. Lentz
Canada
Fred Wagner
H. Kreplean
Messia
H. Neuendorf
Bert Warfield
Upham
Duncan
Bert
Mr. Neuendorf
Angie
Florence Fox
Berthold
Great Northern
Omemeée
Box
Gardena
HH. Leitsch
F. Nehring
Wm. Kurth
Mary
Albina Dorr
Kramer
Mary Thom
Carl Leitsch
Election results and community notices from Gardena school district
Elections elected HH Leitsch director to succeed F Nehring and Wm Kurth trustee as Gardena community reports. Local events include social visits, district federation meeting, family updates, illnesses, surgeries, and a cantata fundraiser to support the library. The Morrison school basket social raised 70 dollars net.
School of Forestry Faculty Named for Next Year
The faculty chosen for the School of Forestry includes J. Allen Kemp as president F E Older of Minnesota a horticulturalist A R Briggs of Illinois a mathematician Miss Myrtle Kime in the commercial department Miss Nan Thompson of Iowa Magueh Miss Hazel Berg in domestic science
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School of Forestry
J. Allen Kemp
F. E. Older
Minnesota
A. R. Briggs
Ilinois
Myrtle Kime
Nan Thompson
Lowa
Bagueh
Mias
Hazel Berg
Wanted good competent girl for general horsework
Help wanted notice seeking a capable young woman for general horsework duties. Apply to Mrs. W Brfh.
Doings Over the County and Local Ventures
Numerous local items include R A Qualey named manager of the Russell Sentinel, James McCarroll purchasing a Maxbass restaurant, Kippen & Price buying the Maxbass paper, and plans for Lansford to hold gala day June 22. Bonds approved for a Newburg school, farms sold near Souris, and Wil l o w City and Omemee game ended in a row. Elm Wertzler dies after appendectomy. several high school graduations and commencement addresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCarroll
Souris
Maxbass
Almer Anderson
Newburg Bank
Kippen & Price
Horace F
Bob McBrayne
A. M. Condie
Eckman
Ottawa
Lansford
Newburg
Children’s Day Exercises at Presbyterian Sunday School
The Sunday school of the Presbyterian church will host a children’s day exercises on Sunday June 13 at 1 a.m. The program includes an opening formal Prelude, Jessie Hansen, a school song When Hisv ation Bringing, an address of welcome by Richard Falkenstein, and a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Ormal
Jessie Hansen
Richard] Falkenstein
Westhope hosts Ninth District Federated Clubs meeting
The ninth district federation of North Dakota clubs met in Westhope on June 1 and 2, with guests welcomed by Westhope ladies. Business sessions featured papers on child labor conservation libraries and more, followed by a banquet, reception, and remarks affirming the value of women’s clubs to education and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Clubs of
North Dakota
Westhope
Two and a Half Mile East Farm Stallion Notice
Taken up. At my farm two and one half miles east of Bottineau a two year old brown stallion colt with a small star in the forehead. Owner can have the horse by paying charges and proving property. P. P. Moe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
P. P. Moe
Use the Long Distance Service Rule by Northern Telephone
A cryptic note outlines a rule about using long distance service from Northern Telephone Company. It mentions resolving the "Poopis" and asks for answers in a terse, directive tone. The item reads like a clipped public notice or encrypted guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Telephone Company
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Stalwarts
Carcy
Clara Morris
Sisterhood of
Capital and Labor
Eva MacDonald Walesh
Woman's National Civic Federation
New York
Lake Metigeshe
Mrs. C
Fairfield
Tor Omemee
Mr. Corbin
Rev. Bruns
Adolph
Ed. Kleebe
James Foster
H. E. Layne
S. K. Warnock
J. B. Cameron
G. Bruns
Sunshine League
Omemee
M. E. Church
Doole, Sr
Jessie
Minneapolis
L. A. Doole
F. Furstenau
Forstenau
August Radatz
Willow Creek
Otto Brandt
Anderson
Willow City
MacKay
Herman Peterman
Albert Boettcher
Mr. Boettcher
Junior League of
Morrison School House
McDonald
Courant
R. A. Qualey
Lakota
Russell Sentinel
Chas. Spencer
Illinois
Ellis Kemmerer
Russell Lad
Grand Forks High School
Harry Conins
Mount Rose Township
Lunsford Company
Westhope Gas Company
Emma Wertzler
Ellsworth Morrison
Leota Trimble
Catharine McDougall
Weathope High School
L. Bb. Wickersham
Ethel Lima
Winifred Robertson
Lyle Rich
Roy Robertson
Jos. Kennedy
State University
Burris
John Dixon
H. Whittaker
Fred Carbon
J. H. Kirk
Lena Wolfe
G. William Barnum
Alice Greiner
Billa Woods
Helen Scott
Florence White
Margarect MacKay
Fern Nichols
Crown Jesus King
Club Wormon
Wasthope
Baumann
Grimes
Munn
Yeoman
Soucie
Howard
Holbein
Public Library
Barger
N. C. Young
Traux
Federation
Westhope Club
Meddaugh
Young
North Dakota Federation
C. R. Gleanon
Eall
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