Youngdahl Elected Bottineau Superintendent For Year
E S Youngdahl aged twenty eight, of Scandinavian parentage, was elected Bottineau schools superintendent for the coming year at a $1300 salary by Directors Besancon and Croisettier. He holds a BA from Gustavus Adolphus College, previously taught and served as principal in several towns, with strong recommendations from state and national officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngdahl
Northwood
Bottineau
Besancon
Croisettier
Red Wing
Minnesota
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Carthage
South Dakota
New Rockford
John A. Johnson
A. Q. Eberhart
C. R. Davis
Richards Heyward
E. K. Sponheim
A. Besancon
E. S. Youngdahl
Josephine L. Hamel
Grafton
University of North Dakota
Mabel FE. Lund
Emmet & Bartleson
Teachers Leave for Home After City Schools Close
Non resident teachers head home Friday marking the start of departures. Miss Senner Nortrost travels to Valley City for state normal school exercises before returning to Harvey. Others, including Misses Clara Olson, Julia Olson, Helga Swarstad, Mabel Lund, and Mary Flemington, plan travels to Barton, Kinford, Grafton, Ellendale, Alberta, Hawkeye, Bisbee, Des Moines, and Cummings for graduations and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senner Nortrost
Valley City
Harvey
Clara
Julia Olson
Helga Swarstad
Seattle
Mabel Lund
Kindred
Helga
Swarstad
Sorenson
Barton
Thompson
Mary B. Flemington
Aletta Olson
Grafton
Ellendale
The
State University
Clara Becker
Grassy Lake
Alberta
Maude Blunt
Hawkeye
Iowa
Mildred Pulver
Bisbee
Des Moines
Clara Olson
Cummings
Organ Recital and Concert at Bottineau Church
At 7 o clock Friday evening Bottineau citizens may attend an organ recital with a large choir at the Presbyterian church. A stereopticon trip to Alaska will follow, with picture slides shown free to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Presbyterian Church
Alaska
Bottineau High School Honors Graduates in yearend exercises
Bottineau public schools closed for the summer. Eighth grade graduates honored at Greiner's Opera House with a sermon by Rev D Stratford Scadeng. On Monday high school diplomas were awarded to Walter Lawson Frank Scully Guy Smith Reginald Meighen Helen Cathro Lottie McArthur Gladys Halliday. A banquet followed with violet decor and a cross-shaped table arrangement. Superintendent A W Smith praised the faculty and year as the best in the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau
Greiner
Opera House
Courant
Jessie Beaton
Walter Belyea
Estella Capes
Francis Cathro
Rhoda Clark
Will Finldryson
Augusta Forsberg
Rowland Guernsey
Vera Heath
Arthur Juneau
Floreda Juneau
Harold Kaeding
Anna Larson
Helmia Larson
Harold Levielle
Lillian Leveille
Mabel Lindburg
Elizabeth Gagnon
Chester McCutcheon
Donald McIntosh
Louis McKeen
Boyd Nero
Lawrence Nordin
Fred Peterson
Mabel Racine
Sara Rea
Grant Sims
Harold Stafford
Doyle Trent
Allie Turner
Olive Turner
D. Stratford Scadeng
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter Lawson
Frank Scully
Guy Smith
Reginald Meighen
Helen Cathro
Lottie McArthur
Gladys Halliday
Rex Meighen
Misses Blunt
Flemington
Aletta Olson
Catharine Burr
A. W. Smith
Children s Day at Presbyterian church marked with song and flowers
The annual Children s Day will be observed at the Presbyterian church on the last Sunday of the month. A large class of children is expected for baptism and diplomas will be awarded to a score completing supplemental studies in primary and intermediate departments. Parents are urged to cooperate to make the day memorable in church and school history. Advertise in The Courant.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Bottineau Hosts Legislators June 29 30 with Planned Programs
A Bottineau commercial club meeting outlined plans for entertaining visiting legislators and state officers on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 29 and 30. Committees chosen include Invitation, Transportation, Program, Ways and Means, and Reception. Local leaders anticipate a large attendance and notable state figures. A. O. Anderson of First National Bank visited Antler on business. Omemee Herald notes Bottineau County blacksmiths met in Omemee, forming the Mechanics Local Mutual Benefit Association with M. B. Mangold as president and Chas. Johnson as treasurer. next meeting set for Lake Metigoshe in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Bottineau
Lake Metigoshe
D. H. McArthur
John J. Murphy
W. B. Noble
J. A. Kemp
F. C. Falkenstein
John McKenzie
C. A. Leonard
F.A. H. Smith
Omemee
Bottineau County
Carl Bosse
Gardena
Chas
Beyer
Johnson
W. Guthrie
Westhope
H. J. Guttu
Roth
M. B
Geo. Mangold
The
Mechanics Local Mutual Benefit Association
M. B. Mangold
George Mangold
Chas. Johnson
Chas. Beyer
Courant For Fine Printing
Women's Presbyterial Meeting in Mouse River Presbytery
The first annual meeting of the Women's Presbyterial society of Mouse River presbytery is in session at the Presbyterian church with a reception for visitors at H. C. Danahome. The program lists registrations, readings, prayers, reports, elections, debates, and performances throughout the day including an afternoon address on the relation of the church to the missionary society and an evening organ recital and lecture Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Presbyterial Society of
Mouse River
J. P. Davis
J. R. MacLean
D. R. Carlson
H. C. Dana
L. Hawkins
Jessie Hansen
Missionary Society
A. G. Burr
The
J. Way Huey
Miss Peck
Francis G. Webster
Doings in County Court with Judge Kirk presiding
The county court convened this week with jurors drawn including James Jackson Arthur Morden Ed Simpkins Lewis Shaffer and others. A. S. Nero sued John Mackenzie for 258.58 for a furnace. verdict for Nero with 7 percent interest from October 29, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kirk
Court House
James Jackson
Arthur Morden
Ed Simpkins
Lewis Shaffer
Wm. Holmquist
E. O. Smith
Iver Bjerken
Thron Thronson
R. H. Minkel
James C. Halsey
Hans Pederson
F. W. Robhirbacher
John Redman
Hans L,rdsmoe
Jesse Bales
W. J. Barton
BE. C. Arnold
Carl Peterson
A. S. Nero
John McKenzie
Nero
McKenzie
Renville Mercantile Company of
Maxbass
Andy Johnston
Johnston
Wm. Barber
J. B. Truax
Weathope
Courant
North Dakota Adopts Seed Law Appointing Bolley Commissioner
Professor H L Bolley named state seed commissioner and Orin A Stevens named assistant as North Dakota enacts a seed law effective July 1. The law requires proper labeling on all seeds not sold for manufacturing or food, with common names and responsible party visible. A seed testing lab will be set up at the agricultural college to inspect samples and promote seed purity and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bolley
Orin A. Stevens
Kansas Agricultural College
North Dakota
Bolley
Botanical Department
Agricultural College
Dailey Rodney Ma tials United in Harmony
Elmer H. Dailey and Miss Dela J. Rodney wed Wednesday at 9 in the bride’s sister’s home with Rev. D Stratford Scadeng officiating. The couple, soon to reside in Rodney, receive hearty congratulations from friends and relatives including out of town guests from Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Dailey
Dela J. Rodney
Roy H. Cook
D. Stratford Scadeng
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bottineau
Dailey
Rodney House
C. R. Gleason
The
Courant
D. Dailey
Lucile
Walnut Grove
Minnesota
W. B. Cheshire
Brooks
H. F. Keller
Niobe
Alexander Cameron
Kramer
County School Notes Highlight Apportionment and Teachers
The May apportionment of the county school fund was raised to 11855.60. W A Scott, Willow City principal, will wed in Iowa on June 22. Teachers opening schools include Julia Lindberg Amity No 3 Hannah G Brain Fidelity No 1 J A Huizel principal and Pearl Ayder primary Souris schools. Huizel and Ayder were seen in Bottineau en route to Fayette Iowa and Maple Lake Minnesota respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Scott
Willow City
Iowa
Julia Lindberg
Amity No
Hannah G. Brain
Fidelity
J. A. Huizel
Pearl Ayder
Souris
Bottineau
Mr. Huizel
Fayette
Miss Ayder
Maple Lake
Minnesota
Waranty deeds filed in Bottineau county last week
The Bottineau County Register of Deeds records list several warranty deeds filed last week. Transactions include William Kiteman to Whilimena Kitzman for a block in Willow City, and Winstie Hopkins with Hugh Sipeh er as heirs, plus transfers involving Hubert Vands Beyelgaw Jota 1 2 and others in section 19 1. Additional entries cover W.R. Banks to Alice M. Barkway for lots in Comstock addition to South Bottineau, and transfers involving Olson to Sarah Jane Waddle and Westhope Land and Loan Co to H. M. t of tots in a Westhope area.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
William Kiteman
Whilimena Kitzman
Contin
Willow City
Winstiie
Hopkins
Hugh Sipeher
Hubert Vands
Beyelgaw
Alice ‘M. Barkway
Comstock
South
Bottineau
Olson
Sarah Jane ‘Waddle
Westhope Land and Loan
H. M
Pilock
Tor
Charles Deed
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Metigoshe
A. O. Anderson
First National Bank
Antler
Blackembhs
A. R. MacKay
N. H. McKinnon
Mies Hansen
Sargon von Handel
Stevens
Rodney Maptials
Presbyterian Manse
Jay J. Elliott
Rosa Wittkopf
Jane
John P. Davis
Devils Lake
Hunter
Elliott
Richard Bennett
May Hogan
County School Notes
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