Death of Cloyd Bauers After Well Drilling Accident
Cloyd Bauers, 23, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bauers, died at St Andrew's Hospital after injuries from clothing becoming entangled in a well drilling machine on the Geo R White farm near Bottineau. He sustained a fractured skull and mangled arm when pulled from the machinery. Born in Benedict Nebraska, he moved with his family to Bottineau county as a child. He leaves his parents and brothers Kenneth Leonard and John. Funeral at 3 pm Sunday at the Methodist church, Rev J T Russell officiating. Interment Oak Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Bauera
John Bauers
Bottineau
St. Andrew's Hospital
Geo. R. White
Cloud James Bauers
Benedict
Nebraska
Bottineau County
Cloyd
Sterling Worth
Kenneth
Leonard
John
J.t.russell
Oak Creek Cemetery
Equity Day Draws Large Crowd in Bottineau
Equity Day drew a packed opera house crowd in Bottineau with attendees from Souris Carbury Roth Landa Omemee Willow City Gardenia Russell and Kramer. George Loftus spoke on grain marketing for over two hours delivering a blunt right from the shoulder address that drew ardent supporters and sharp critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Bottineau
Opera House
Souris
Carbury
Roth
Landa
Omemee
Willow City
Gardena
Russell
Kramer
George Loftus
Loftus
Courant
Children Day Exercises Replace Morning Preaching
The schedule lists morning events with children’s day exercises at 11 30. Junior League at 3 39 p m Worth League at 7 00 p m and preaching at 8 p m by Rev J T Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Russell
Finish Ninth Grade? Eighth Grade Graduation Program Overview
An eighth grade graduation program is summarized with a full class roll and list of performers. The event features Bottineau orchestra pieces, a greeting, invocation by Rev. J. D. McBain, a president's address, salutatory, class prophecy, valedictory, diploma presentation, songs, a flag drill, a class play The Minister's Wife, and a cast of Katakorner's seminary pupils and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau Orchestra
Whiting
J. D. McBain
Reuben Stewart
Gertude Scott
Lily Bellsing
Edmunds
Clase
Ella Woods
Adella Condie
Anna Collins
the Huntress
Frances Russell
Miss Bennett
Katakorner
Emily Williams
Rose Trent
Gladys Trambleyi
Gladys Vikan
Molly Cambe
Alice Berthiaume
Gertrude Ross
Betsy Bjornstad
Charles Parsons
Hazel Mennie
Landsford Postmistress Arrested For Embezzlement
Miss Ethel M. Hanson 24 assistant postmaster at Lansford was arrested Friday by Deputy U. S. Marshal Thorwald Mostad on charges of embezzling 773.25 dollars. She posted bonds to appear in federal court after confessing the shortage to her employer. The postmaster dismissed Hanson, and she raised the funds with help from friends. actions could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel M. Haneon
Lansford
U. S
Thorwald Mostad
J. L. Davis
Miss Hanson
Minot
Bottineau Rider Challenges Non Indian Motorcyclists
A. B. Thorsen of Bottineau N D issues a challenge to any rider with a machine not an Indian make to race fifty miles or more. Proposes Bottineau to Westhope and return or Bottineau to Rugby and back. Will post 25 dollars with a responsible party. winner takes the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
Bottineau
Westhope
Rugby
Thorsen
N. D
Omemee meat market opens and local events listed
Omemee sees a new meat market opened by A Nordstrom of Grand Forks. Commencement at Omemee set for June 11 with six graduates. Willow City marked Memorial Day with exercises as communities report weddings births and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow City
Lansford
A. R. Batie
Omemee
A. Nordstrom
Grand Forks
Percy Kennedy
A. Anderson
Eckman
Baptist Church Morning and Evening Services Schedule
Morning service at 8 o'clock Sunday worship Sunday school at 12 M Young People's meeting at 6 o'clock and mid week service Wednesday at 8 o'clock All are invited to attend.
Bottineau High School Class of 1923 Graduation
The largest Bottineau high school class graduated in a Thursday ceremony. Edward Falkenstein and Marguerite Craig led as valedictorian and salutatorian with touching farewells. The program included songs, orations, essays, and the presentation of diplomas by Mrs. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau High School
Edward Falkenstein
Marguerite Craig
Edward
Bottineau Mill
T. J Russell
Veazie High School
Adams High School
Harlan DL
Darling
G. Crane
Morning High School
Oracle
Billa Woods
Toletoy
Russia
Mabel White
Trotare Mesasre
Hunter, Falkenstein
Falkenstein
William Beyer
Clark Stewart
H. A. Mathews
Bertha Dedslusony
Electrical America
Herbert
L. H. Darling
J. A. Johnson
Board of Education
Collins
Dairy Silo Meeting Draws Crowd At Grand Theater
The Dairy Silos meeting under the Botti neau Commercial club at the Grand theater drew a good crowd despite rain. State Dairy Commissioner Peter Miller urged farmers to cooperate in breeding and standardizing dairy stock and keeping only the best cows. Assistant Commissioner Greenwood offered help with silo construction and emphasized cleanliness of cream separators. Agricultural agent J G Haney discussed diversification and pit silos used on Demonstration farms. The event was declared a success and well worth the club’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau Commercial Club
Grand Theater
Peter Miller
Bismark
Fiest
Miller
Greenwood
J. G. Haney
International Harvester Co
Grand Forks
Haney
Lutheran Services in English and Norwegian Bakke Sermon
The notice lists Lutheran Church services next Sunday at 8:00 p m in English and 11:00 a m at Manger Church. Sunday school is at 12:00. Pastor H N Bakke leads the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manger
N. Bakke
Bottineau Commercial Club Plans Farm Outreach Drive
The Bottineau Commercial Club met last Wednesday with a small attendance. The rural Survey Committee said they will visit farmers around Bottineau next Tuesday evening with about 30 cars. Roads around Bottineau receive maintenance. the Bottineau Military Band finances were reviewed and a three person committee appointed. Managers were told to start all games in Bottineau at 2 30 sharp to reopen before supper. Next meeting is July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club of
Bottineau
Lake Road
Commercial Club
Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State
William Jennings Bryan resigns as secretary of state over policy toward Germany. The resignation was accepted by President Wilson. Lansing will send the Germany note to Berlin. Bryan plans to return to private life tomorrow and will support the president politically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Lansing
Berlin
Bryan
United States
A Bucking Elephant at Bottineau Fair
Yankee Robinson brings a trained elephant that can carry up to twenty five riders at once and performs bold acts. The elephant will be featured Tuesday June 29 in Bottineau with local riders invited to try their hand at riding the beast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee Robinson
Bottineau
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Ath OF
BAUS
Andrew's Hospital
Equity Day
Thinty
Reventeen
Benny Bjornstad
Josephine Bowler
Dewey Greiner
Earl Greiner
George Hansen
Emde Kalbfleicch
Frank McKay
Floyd Momberg
Ella Nelson
John Rae
Charles Stover
Arthur Smith
Foy Stover
Gertrude Scott
Gladys Trambley
George Tait
Emily Wi Ethel Williams
Marion White
Fernand Williams
Ragnhild Skjervem
Julia Constance Vikan
Ruth Gurine Vikan
Lonsford
Fann
W. H. Lackey
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Harry Scott
Gibson City
Iowa
Mies Rachel Henderson
Sam Johnson
Melita
Manitoba
William Hamblin
The
Westhope Telephone Co
Viola
L. A. Maorie
Willow
Otto Getzlaff
Rugby Hospital
J. L. Devine
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Hospital
A. N. Baumann
John Knight
Laneford
Theodore Handeland
Boston
Antler
W. J. King
Winnipeg
Lone
George Goheen
Ira Thomas
U. K
Newburg
Maxbass
A. H.white
Tolley
Tosten Nesteboe of
E. M. Woods
Old
Virginia
Judge Burr of
O. P. Rorvik
George’ ‘Asal
Jin
J. B. Anderson
Antler Township
Rev. Rubbert
C. P. R. Bridge
Leo Gagnon
Antiler American
Baptist Charen
Lutheran Church
Secretary
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