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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
8
Postoffice hours and irregular train times listed for Bottinenu Gourant Postonce Directory. Arrivals and departures noted for Bugby Dunseith Souris Cordelia and weekly patterns. Indicates close connections with westbound trains at Rugby Junction.
In town this week T M Babington Frank Readen from Sonris George Berger from Richburg Mat Smith from town Sims Kilbourns Robert Cooper Omeme Mon day visits John Ness business in town William Asplin Souris Wednesday Norman Allen Souris Wednesday Dan McCann Omemes Monday Henry Helgerson Omemee Tuesday P J McDougall Willow City Tuesday evening plus many more locals and visitors. Cigar sale at Sims Kilbourns and hotel meal tickets offer at Commercial Hotel. Temple Court cigars sell at 5c.
Bottineau area residents are listed with visits to Souris Grand Forks Willow City and Omemee. Reports include races at Deloraine and Bottineau, a new pharmacist in Bottineau, a bowling champion, and a Japan themed entertainment by the Dunseith Ladies Aid. Also noted are a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Jomisets and health updates from Mt Clemens for John Stacey.
The new Lutheran church building on North Sinclair street is near completion and expected to be a credit to the energy of the Bottineau Lutheran congregation. Rev Peter Mitchell from Oakland visited North Dakota and St Helena friends before returning to pastoral duties, with his son joining briefly. The Bottineau Courant praises local papers and printers as among the best in the state. A painful accident injured Mrs William Williamson while washing a window. Marriage notices include Richard Ruby and Olga Rost at the M E parsonage and Frank Rinkel and Frances Nelson in Bottineau, with remarks on their good reputations and future.
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