Death of John F Haskett Bottineau Leader and Writer
John F Haskett a Bottineau county politician and writer died leaving a legacy as a Democratic leader in 1902 and candidate for county judge in 1912. He authored Sunlit Paths in the Grand Forks Herald and was a devoted husband and father with surviving wife Eleanor Breault and three children. He was born to James and Mrs. James Haskett and is mourned by a wide circle of family and public supporters in Bottineau county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic’ Central Committee
State Committee
Bottineau County
Haskett
Grand Forks
Northwest
Mr. Haskett
Mise
Eleanor A. Breault
Deloraine
Manitoba
Souris
Marion
Alton
Harry
Elizabeth Haskett
John F. Haskett
Bottineau
Real Estate Transfers List Various 1 Dollar and Small Sums
Transfers include W B Cross to Gustaf Lee for 1 dollar and lot details in 28 163 77, American Investment Co to Gite C Benz for 3100, Ed Wall to Peter Johanson for 400, and several others to Charles Lundquist Julius Milbrath Turtle Mountain churches and more with parcels in sections 6 163 75 164 33 160 80 159 82 161. Names include D S B Johnston Land Co, Carl Moen, Louis Ledoux, Catherine Simonieg, Eliza beth Simonieg, and W T Moon with multiple property parcels and minimal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cross
Gustaf Lee
American Investment Co
Gite C. Benz
Ed Wall
Peter, Johamson
F. W. Gaffney
Charles O. Lundquist
Johnston Land Co
Julius Milbrath
Gardena
John Birkholz
Turtle Mountain
Leo A. Henter
John J. Munns
Louis Ledoux
Peceies State Bank
Stoltze
Carl A. Moen
Charles A. Tarman
Nigne
Swne
Elegaw
Wase Sese
D.S.B. Johnston Land Co
Ewne
E. W. Taylor
E. B. Roush
Catherine Simonieg
Elizabeth Simonieg
John B Binionsen
Joseph A. Simonieg
Catherine Hickett
Anna King
Carbury Fourth Celebrations and Local Elections
A roundup of North Dakota town notes reports Carbury planning Fourth of July festivities. Willow City and Lansford directors are re-elected, Antler bonds defeated, and local business moves include D. H. Cook’s re-election and F. M. Haas cementing walks. Accidents claim injuries to local residents, a funeral noted, and a child’s leg fracture after a bicycle incident near Overly.
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A. L. Anderson
Buford
Lansford
Lars Kragerud
Willow City
D. H. Cook
F. M. Haas
Antler
Westhope
Omemee
B. F. Wooley
St. Paul
Lion on railway line crushed by engine wheels
A full grown lion wandered across the Noe near Gweio challenging a passing train. The animal leaped at the engine multiple times but failed to grip. The driver sped up, relying on train weight to clear the beast, which was then cut to pieces by the wheels. Empire Magazine.
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Gweio
Noe
Cape To Cairo
Empire Magazine
Rest Before Eating in Healthful Dining Habits
The article advises arriving at meals without worries or fatigue, as stress and fatigue impair digestion. It recommends pleasant conversation during meals, thorough chewing to aid digestion, and using teeth to keep them strong, especially with bread and starch foods.
Cheese Talk: How Cold Affects Cheeses and Aging
A Los Angeles Times piece explains cheese as a living entity, sensitive to drafts that ruin flavor. It notes bruises discolor fleshlike surfaces, and outlines methods from Gorgonzola to Dutch, Swiss, and English cheeses using copper wires, acids, sour milk, and rennet.
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Los Angeles Times
Ships of the Unchanging Line
A New York Post passage reflects on battleship evolution and the illusion of a single unchanging formation. It describes ships maintaining a fixed alignment as viewed from the Rhode Island, with one observer noting three sunsets behind the same funnel as the Maine follows in the South Pacific.
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Brent
Rhode Island
Peru
Maine
South Pacific
New York Post
Dress Trousers and Evening Coat Care Advice
The London Standard advises wise men to own two pairs of trousers for their evening coat, with one pair in heavy cloth. Heavier trousers resist wear, hold shape, and improve appearance over time, unlike thinner cloth. Some men ensure their evening suit trousers are just thicker than the coat.
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London Standard
Amende Honorable Bo Bilkins Apprehends Wiggles
In Harper's Weekly, Bilkins seizes Wiggles by the arm and proclaims finding him at last after a club insult. Wiggles admits to wanting the real jackane and offers to apologize in person if led to him.
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Bilkins
Wiggles
Ginger
Bilk
Jackane
Harper's Weekly
Censor’s Lent Order for London Life Scene
An English censor praised by passing a play titled London Life requested a chop and ale in a third act restaurant. He replied with a Lent rule demanding gins of water and a plate of dry toast, pairing it with the opposing speech.
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London Life
Man and His Muscles
A historical note explains the body's muscle system, estimating total muscular strength at about 10,000 pounds. It distinguishes voluntary muscles numbered over 500 and suggests many more muscles beyond the visible ones.
Deserstions Why Do You Think Ep Mech Of
The fragment mentions questions about ep mechanics and suggests inquiry into how such systems work. It is unclear and lacks concrete facts, names, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Veilliers Dead by American Duelist in Paris
In Paris before the mid nineteenth century a duel ends with Veilliers slain by Louly Glenwood’s American ally Georgewood. Glenwood, sworn by conscience, uses nerve to break the famous killer’s swagger and avenge Muriel Ellison’s fiancé Arthur Whitney.
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Glenwood
Whitney
Muriel Ellison
Veilliers
Champs Elysees
Veillier
la ‘Tour
Desmoutins
Mercier
la Rogas
Muestern
M. Meycier
Feecing Academy
Volliers
Tietims
Velliiers
Gieowood
Geowood
Almont
Bercash bin
Aleawood
Misa Hilison
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Carbury
Alex Cameron
Kramer
Northland Elevator
Batie
Lake View
Iowa
A. R
H. A
Nels J. Larson
Russell
Flaxton
Mary Barril
Tarans
M. Zimmerman
Max Sicard
Whitby
C. Garman Johnston
Presbyterian Church
Angelica
New York
E.O. Haraldson
M.G. Walstad
J. F. Jensen
Fargo
State Agricultural College
Jensen
C.E. Loomer
J. J. Stephens
Clarence L. Robertson
J. R. Robertson
Marie Lucia Urban
Hebron
Robertson
John Reap
Ted Leonard
Seiffert ‘Bros
Floyd
Howery
John Stead
Omemee Herald
Courant
Northwestern Jewelry Company
North Dakota
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
All the Asse
Fladleland-Williams Drug Co
Phy Father le
Sark
Baily
Opera House
Killard and
Amber
Bertha M. Clay
Shildon
Vader
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