Omemee Fire Destroys Max Ebenhahn Store
Early morning blaze in Omemee gutted the Max Ebenhahn department store with total losses in the grocery dept and meat market. Jewelry and other stock saved. insurer coverage listed for the owner at thirteen thousand five hundred dollars. O.S. Lien's jewelry damaged. attorney Goldschmidt's law library lost. Mrs. Chanesee's millinery damaged. fire origin undetermined.
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Omemee
Max Ebenbaho
O. S. Lien
Neil McDougall
Ebenhahn
Angus Gillespie
Max Ebenbshn
McDougall
Goldschmidt
Grano
Detter Farming Notes on Sowing Alfalfa and Corn
Good time to sow alfalfa with a fine seed bed. Inoculate with soil from an alfalfa field six pounds per acre drilled with seed, avoid sun exposure. Use two inches of inoculated soil, keep seed shallow, weed-free, firm and packed. Corn contest notes urge cultivating, weed control, and replanting thin stands if needed.
Death of Bernhard Glomseth in Navy explosion at Puerta
Bernhard Glomseth Bottineau county youth died in an explosion aboard the U S battleship Salem near Puerta Mexico on June 2. A Navy recruit from Detroit joined in January and sailed for Mexico in April. Burial plans call for Carbury, with condolences offered by the community. President A G Crane of Minot State Normal spoke at the State School of Forestry commencement.
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Bernhard Glomseth
Bottineau County
U.S
Salem
Puerta
Mexico
Bernard Glomseth
L. J. Glemseth
Carbury
United States Navy
Detroit
Salem J
Courant
Seventh annual forestry school commencement held in Bottineau
The School of Forestry graduated eleven students in its seventh annual commencement last Friday, the largest class yet. President A. S. Crane of Minot Normal spoke on The Virtue of a Vision and diplomas were presented by Hon. S. W. Wheelon of Towners, emphasizing future possibilities and responsibilities for the graduates.
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School of Forestry
Egeeee W. J. Walker
Bakke
Mesere
Scott
Shuler
Chandler
Weeks
W. Wheelon
Towner
School of Forcstry
Wheelon
Alleged Swindler Jailed in Chicago Deal
John H. Garrett waived preliminary examination on operating a confidence game charged with swindling a Chicago real estate dealer of 6000 dollars. He allegedly marked nearly 200000 in value less securities in Chicago. Garrett is jailed in county jail in default of a 10000 dollar bond.
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Peoria
John H. Garret
Chicago
Garrett
Mail and Long Distance Service Ad Shifts Focus
A dated ad urges readers to reach the public via the North ern Telephone Company long distance service, noting the sender cannot compete with mail and promoting telephone reach.
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The
Northern Telephone Company
Marble and brass through time endure through education
Fragmentary aphorism about carving knowledge in durable forms. The note warns that marble decays and brass ages, yet education endures beyond time and mortals. It frames learning as an immortal project despite material decline.
Westhope and region notes drift through Bottineau county
Local items report Al Smith south of Maxhall losing a barn to fire, W R Chapin becoming West Hope Drug Co. druggist, Ida Aus of Valley City visiting Lansford, and Attorney Morton of Lansford traveling to Minneapolis for eye care. Election news lists Dr C Durnin elected Westhope trustee for three years.
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al Smith
Maxhall
W. R. Chapin
Moball
Westhope Drug Co
Mise Ida Aus
Valley City
Lansford
Westhope
Dr. C. Durnin
John Elton
Mies Nellie Bilton
Pen Creek
Minnesota
Souris
J. H. Cooke
Phil Halle
Rev
B. A. Fabl
Willow City
1.C. O. F. Grand Lodge
Oakes
Court hearings on estate and guardianship matters summarized
On Saturday June 6 the final accounting in the estate of Arnt Moum was heard and allowed, with a final decree to follow. A public administrator was ordered to take charge of property of David Carroll an incompetent person. On Monday June 8 a guardianship accounting for Elmer Johnson and others was heard and allowed. On Thursday June 1 a petition to mortgage guardianship real estate for W Clarence Hint and others was granted a lien to mortgage.
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Arnt Moum
David Carroll
Elmer Johnson Et al
W. Clarence Hint
Bottineau Fire Department Repeats State Championship
Bottineau Fire Department were proclaimed state champions at Lisbon after winning all seven hose cart races they entered. Telegrams report no further prizes. next week detailed results will be published.
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Bottineau
Lisbon
Real Estate Transfers Record
Albert Tohm and wife transfer to Frank J Nehring for 6500 covering sw 15 160 78. Theodore Landa transfers to First International Bank for 150 lot 7 block 6 Landa. Edward N Berg and wife transfer to John J and Ole J Olson for 200 1.96 acres in se corner block 6 Landa. D A Ferguson and wife transfer to Owen C Thomas for 4500 se 35 162 77.
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Albert Tohm
Frank J. Nehring
Theodore Landa
First International Bank
Landa
Edward N. Berg
John J
Ole J. Olson
D. A. Ferguson
Owen C. Thomas
Willow City Beats Deloraine In Double Header
Willow City lost both games to Deloraine in a double header played yesterday in Deloraine. Game scores were 5 to 1 and 13 to 0. Bottineau also fell to Waskada in a separate afternoon game with a 0 to 5 result. The Bottineau offense produced only three hits. Waskada had five.
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Willow City
Deloraine
Bottineau
Waskada
Poe
Waakade
Mrs Guy McKeen Dies of Tuberculosis at St Andrews
Mrs Guy McKeen of this city died at St Andrews hospital from tuberculosis after seven years of illness. Matilda Kittleson McKeen, 29, daughter of Ole Kittleson, wed Guy McKeen in 1912. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev W J Walker, burial at Oak Creek cemetery. community extends sympathy.
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Guy McKeen
St. Andrews’ Hospital
Bottineau High School Graduation Inspires Local Pride
The Bottineau class graduates a large high school in pleasant weather with a record class of students. Hazel Kirk a strong class play features Mrs Moreland and talented youths as audience applauds. Clues Night offers serious acts while Oracle brings quilts and jokes. Commencement night honors Marion Minkel and Cecelia Yelle as salutatorian and valedictorian.
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Bettineau
Hazel Kirk
Bottineau High School
W.F. Trent
Board of Education
Marion Minkel
Cecelia Yelle
Fay Amebaugh
Eliza Armstrong
Jane Belyea
Marjorie Burnett
Alexander Gorder
Elmer Jesme
Fayth McKeen
Clifford McIntosh
Alma Nelson
Edith Nichol
Lawrence Nordin
Charles Riley
Irene Stewart
Mildred Smith
Harriet Trent
Johnstone Walker
Ruth Wilson
Lost colt found near Bottineau by Dave Sioheers
A 2 year old colt, taken up about May 28, arrived at the finder's place 3 miles east and 4 miles north of Bottineau. Owner sought.
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My Place
Bottineau
Dave Sioheers
D Ward King to Lecture on Good Roads in Bottineau
D Ward King known as the good roads man will address Bottineau County Commissioners and Bottineau Commercial Club at the county court house on Tuesday June 16 1914 at 130 pm He will demonstrate road building methods at little cost with government supplied photographs and no admission fee The Bottineau band will provide music and the event is open to all residents seeking collective benefit.
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D. Ward King
Bottineau
Bottineau County
Rain Boosts Farmers and Local Lumber Supplies
Rain in the region promises a strong fall crop and better finances for farmers. The Pioneer-Howe Lumber Company on Main Street Bottineau, N C, reports fresh stock of Iowa Gates and a three year guarantee. Buyers may take a gate home for sixty days with return at no cost if unsatisfied.
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Pirst-Hows Lumar Company
Iowa
Main Street
Bottineau
N. C
Piper-Howe Lumber Company
Pirex-Hawk Lumber
Twenty Three Graduates At Country Life Eighth Grade
Eighth grade graduation exercises at the opera house last Friday evening attracted a full audience. The twenty three pupils performed with credit in their individual parts and the class orations showed thoughtful preparation under teacher Miss Albert Huntoon.
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Opera House
Albert Huntoon
Read the Courant and Get Sil the Acwe
The prompt provides a damaged OCR fragment from a Courant page. Readable portions mention a local event or notice and reference to names or places, but specifics are scarce. The item appears to be a brief legal or community notice with limited readable facts.
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Courant
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Detter
Huecn County
Cocane
A. G. Crane
Minot
Chisege
Harding
Morton of
Minneapolis
August Frykmann
Gilbert Moen
Munday
Bismarck
Twin Cities
Gov. L. B. Hanna
John Shoug
Emil Volker
Kramer
Eckman
Maxbase
Monitor
Joseph Fisher
Russell
Fisher
Quy McKeer
Ventas
Meer Lagos
Lange
Bettineau High
D. Ward King Good Roads Man
Will
Court House
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