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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
5
Observations conducted under the U S Department of Agriculture for the week ending April 29 1915 report 7 am readings. Data include daily maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation for the preceding 24 hours.
Train and rail service notes list passenger trains bound for Bottineau Rugby and other towns with arrival times and days. Mentions of No 1 and No 10 trains, weekly patterns, and post office closing times appear in fragmented timetable text.
W B Noble and Commissioner Nelson visit Minot and Antler respectively in the week. East side Lake Menigoshe hosts dances June 12 and 13 with nonprofit notices. Mrs Lallum and Rev J J Rendal travel to Minneapolis for church events. Judge Burr's sons visit. seed potatoes offered by Ohmart Feed Store. Mare for sale with buggy gear. Mrs George Olson travels from Antler for Jessie Hansen wedding.
Local residents and visitors include L. L. Stair from Newbury K. A. O. Malme from Landa Mrs A C Frolich from Souris and Mrs George Nickerson from Antler. The catalog features sales ads hats tools and merchandise plus school graduation notes and Shrine meeting plans.
Tom Killoran started work for Geo Page Monday. Ernest Lambert and Maisie Dickinson visited Bottineau last Sunday. J P Anderson's brothers attended Friday eveing event. Kovarik stopped work on the George White well drilling machine and visited Bottineau Sunday. Thorson made a Roth to Westhope motorcycle trip in twenty one minutes last Sunday. Dave Kelly enjoyed a new Ford ride last week and ran out of gasoline near Andy Johnston farm, but the car made it home. Eidsvold and Starbuck farmers clubs unite to celebrate the Fourth of July at Ole Johnson's place with a coor and interesting program. A pickup team from Souris and Carbury played a hard game. ninth inning tied 12. Colts won 14 to 12 in the tenth over the Spuris and Carbury Calves.
The Presbyterian Church schedules a Friday 8 PM preparatory service and reception for new members and infant baptisms. Sunday at 11 AM the Lord's Supper will be administered, followed by an 8 PM evening service on The Church with a Junior congregation sermon. Pastor H. Lewis Meyer invites all.
H. C. Romfo announces he will call on customers to offer all kinds of woolen goods from the Northern Woolen Co. of Fergus Falls Minnesota. He asserts reports of the contrary are false and baseless.
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