Bottineau newspaper rates and county commissioner's bid
Rates for subscriptions and advertising in the Bottineau paper are listed, including six months in advance at 7 cents and one year at 1100, with Canada delivery at £2.00. The piece notes the paper as Bottineau’s official county paper and references local rates. It also mentions C G Gorder's candidacy for county commissioner, noting his 28 years in the county and suitability for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussonirrion Paice
Advaces
Canada
C. G. Gorder
Take a Vacation of the Right Kind
The piece argues vacations renew mind and body and can be taken close to home. It urges radical change, listing country, parks, and city amenities as accessible options and stressing a brief, refreshing break improves the workweek without high cost or effort.
The Outdoor Life And The Return To Country Living
The piece argues for a saner back to the land movement as Americans seek daily life in touch with earth. It contrasts English and American trends, noting urban congestion and a nationwide instinct to flee to country life for weekends or nightly respite.
Looking Backward Twenty-Five and Ten Years Ago
A compact review highlights notable events from ages past as recorded by the newspaper, recalling social, political, and local happenings with a focus on people and places tied to the era. The column preserves a period voice while reframing memories for today.
Twenty Five Years Ago A Department Organization
Twenty five years ago the department planned its organization while Lottineau county had twenty qualified teachers. Miss Clara Hofacker returned to Lottineau to keep house for her brother Donald McArthur as he attempted to get into a buggy. The wheel struck his foot breaking one leg below the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottineau County
Clara Hofacker
Lottineau
Donald McArthur
Ten Years Ago Local Games and Marriages Noted
Ten years ago Kottineau defeated Westhope in a baseball game. Gilbert Dale married Miss Clara Olson in Hillsboro. W. R. McIntosh went to Fargo to join Shriners initiation. Jens A Jensen and Misa Kristine Christianson, both of Westhope, wed at the Presbyterian manse. Methodist trustees bought south Main street property to build a church at once. B. W. Fay completed cedar pole installation for telephone lines to Willow City. Fulton Mercantile Company did extensive repairs in their store built from W. H. McIntosh & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McIntosh
Fargo
Shriners
Jens A. Jenson
Misa Kristine Christianson
Westhope
Methodist Church
South Main Street
B. W. Fay
Willow City
Telephone Company
Fulton Mercantile Company
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice Bottineau North Dakota
Hereby given that a mortgage executed by Johannes S. Haugen to Mouse River Valley Bank of Bottineau County North Dakota is foreclosed. The sale will occur at the front door of Bottineau County Court House at 2 o clock p m on July 1 1914 to satisfy the amount due. description covers south half of the northwest quarter and west half of the southwest quarter of section 11 township 163 range 78 Bottineau County.
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Johannes 5
Haugen
Mortnwer
Mouse River Valley Bank
Mortera Ideo of Tae
Bottineau
North Dakota
Bottineau County
Wigan
Mortwagee
Ownership Statement for Bottineau Courant April Issue
Public notice outlines ownership and stock details for The Bottineau Courant Bottineau North Dakota as of April 1. It lists principal owners and holders of one percent or more of stock and notes the publication date and notary acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haitor
Eleanor A. Haskett
Bottineau
Blewnor A
Haskett
Bottl D
Sybian
Wife Courant
Bot ‘Howard
Bilan
No Gees
Rancewaemer
Cones
FLICKERTAIL NOTES REPORT WIDESPREAD MISFORTUNE IN NORTHERN NORTH DAKOTA
The itemized news roundup cites damage in Minot from a flood of events. Drowning deaths include Gregos Gregorson near Delamere and a Wahpeton drowning of a child, with other losses from fires and robberies. Arthurian-era names echo in a string of local misfortunes and civic happenings across Mercer, Walsh, and Morton counties.
Debtor’s Payment Plea Overdue Bill Sparks Dispute
A heated exchange shows a debtor admitting inability to pay this month while a creditor recalls a prior promise, highlighting tension over missed payments and accountability in a financial dispute.
Bottineau Fire Limits Ordinance Amended in 1914
City council approves amendments to Ordinance No. 15 defining fire limits in Bottineau North Dakota. The changes allow private dwellings and small outbuildings outside exact boundaries and set rules for moving frame buildings within the city limits. The ordinance passed after readings in May and final approval in June 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Bottineau
N. D
North Dakota
Second Street
South Bottineau
Fourth Street
Sinclair Street
Main Street
Sixth Street
Thompson Street
Great Northern Railway Company
Ate i
Adams
Woods
Week
Ferguson
White
McMillen
H. A. Batie
Young Announces Candidacy for Re election in North Dakota
The Maddock Standard states Representative Geo M Young of North Dakota has announced his candidacy for re election to congress. It notes there should be no question about his re election from this district as he has served the people well and is mindful of North Dakota’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
North Dakota
The
Maddock Standard
Geo. M. Young
New Adail English Mine Signal Device Introduced
A new Adail English apparatus for mine signaling provides audible and visual signals with a foolproof code for hoists. Operators set the level, trigger a carry out, and six signals sound at surface and engine room. An emergency push offers a distinct warning, preventing miscommunication and interference.
Reslivering an Old Mirror
Instructions describe cleaning a glass, preparing a metal alloy with lead tip bismuth and quicksilver, pouring the melted mix over a flat glass, draining it as it cools, then coating the dried surface with black ground and turpentine for a finish.
Lengthen Twist Drill For Hard Metal Access
A method to extend a short ro p drill by wrapping the shank with emery cloth or several layers of paper before inserting into the taper hole to reach deeper cuts. The tip remains unchanged while the extended length allows passage through difficult workpieces.
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the Courant
Eveanon A. Haseett
Peat Is Ass
Bontinesa, D
Ing Advet Prorat Baeta'on
America
Minneapolis Journal
Russell Sage
Chicago Record- Herald
Chicago
Kottineau
Gilbert Dale
Hillsboro
Clara Olson
Bowen & Adams
Minot
McHenry County
Gregos Gregorson
Rev
Gregorson of
Delamere
Red River
Dan Connolly
Oliver County
Mandan
Stanton Branch
Mercer County
J. H. Frankel
Goodrich
Ace
Joseph Manikowski
Secret Service
North Dakota Game and Fish Board
Wahpeton
Robert Johnson
Kensington Township
Jamestown Hospital
Walsh County
Frank
E. C. Gordon
That City
Barney Loughran
Carrington
A. O. Burdick
Cavalier
Morton County
Rhein
Glen Allin
Emmaus
Aplin
George L. Bickford
Bowbells
Board of Pardons
Charles Vanslyck
Cleveland
McCutcheon
Peter Olson
Barton
Peter Scott
M. B. Johnson Johnson
H. Wilson
Wilson
Farm Lands & Insurance
Bottineau, N. D
Nero's Hardware
George M. Young
Ansco
S. Sigurdson
Mgr
Robert Elsmere
Wilkie Collins
George Wilkes
Hamiltonian
Mayburn
Royal Revenge, Jr
Royal Revenge
Toronto Chief
Royal George
Robert Elsmere, Jr
R. H. Woods
Menlin
J. H. Weaver & Co
Bottineau, N. Dak
Houpton
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