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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

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Bottineau County Farmers Pict Draws Big Crowd

A county picnic in Bottineau attracts an estimated 4000 to 5000, with band concerts and speeches by Lynn J. Frazier and other league leaders. Omemee defeats Willow City 10 to 1 in a baseball game as townspeople shop and enjoy the day.

League Bottineau County Fair Grounds Lynn J. Frazier R. H. Grace Mohall Supreme Court Bowen Rasdall John N. Hagan Agriculture and Labor Omemee Willow City

Hore and McCumber rally fuels campaign talk at Grand Theatre

United States Senator Porter J. McCumber addressed a large Bottineau gathering at the Grand Theatre on the day’s issues. He urged sane armament increases to defend insular possessions and ridiculed a U S invasion. He praised his Senate service and criticized Governor Hanna and R A Nestos, arriving from Omemee with Bottineau citizens escorting him.

United States Porter J. McCumber Grand Theatre Senate Hanna R.A. Nestos McCumber Omemee Bottineau

Miller and Stair Letter Prompts North Dakota Inquiry

In Newburg North Dakota on June 11 1916 a reader to the Courant discusses a June 8 issue mentioning J C Miller and L L Stair. The note hints at an ongoing inquiry or discussion but provides few concrete details.

Newburg N. D Courant The Init J. C. Miller L. L. Stair

Profitable Pig Raising in Bottineau County

H R Russell of Pickering township, a leading hog raiser, reports 140 pigs from 14 sows this spring with 118 living. Ten sows produced their first litter, one sow her sixth litter totaling 78 pigs, average 13 per litter. Largest 17, smallest 10. a 14 pig litter in 1913 won a $100 state prize. He breeds improved Yorkshires, proving hog farming profitable with quality stock.

H.R. Russell Pickering Township the Courant Russell Bottineau County

Lordsburg Township Nonpartisan Meeting Planned

A nonpartisan gathering will be held at Murray's barn near Lords Lake on Tuesday at eight o'clock. All Lordsburg voters are urged to attend this meeting.

Lordsburg Murray's Barn Lord's Lake Lordsburg Township

Commercial Club Moves to New Quarters in City

At the adjourned monthly meeting the Commercial Club voted to cancel the current lease and seek new quarters in the city. Several locations are under consideration with an expectant move before the next meeting. The group also discussed Good Roads plans and authorized a drag contract for Lake Metigoshe road this summer using part of the automobile fund. A finance committee of five will be appointed to raise funds for the North Dakota Press association summer meeting at Lake Metigoshe.

Good Roads Committee Lake Metigoshe North Dakota Press Association Weeks

Big Building at Fargo to Rise on Opera House Site

Fargo announces an eight story office building will start within 60 days on the old opera house site. The Equity Rural Credits association will own and erect the structure, with capital stock unchanged at 800000 to 1 million dollars and an estimated cost of 350000 dollars.

Fargo Opera House A. M. Baker Equity Rural Credits Association

Bottineau sewerage and slaughterhouse condition urged

Mike Smelled Something reports that Dr Youtz and the Board of Health were in Bottineau to press orders to clean a public road from the south on the east side of the track and to address a slaughterhouse yard with decaying carcasses, described as a long standing disgrace. The Willow City Eagle notes the issue and warns of a possible response against slander of the city.

Dr. Youtz Board of Health Bottineau Willow City Eagle Mike

Marriage Licenses and Ceremonies Listed

June 12 Peter B Lindberg and Dora Windom both of Ackworth. June 12 Eugene E Campion and Miss Florence G Glanville both of Willow City. June 15 John Haugland and Christina Rod both of West Hope were married this afternoon in the Coraland hotel parlors Judge Barkway officiating.

Peter B. Lindberg Dora Windom Ackworth Eugene E. Campion Florence G. Glanville Willow City John Haugland Christina Rod Westhope Coraland Judge Barkway

Uncle Tom's Cabin Coming to Bottineau for One Night

Harriett Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin will be presented in Bottineau for a single grand night on June 20 by Geo. W. Attebery's Greater Shows. The troupe features original manuscript production with palace train cars and extensive scenic and mechanical effects plus a large musical contingent and twenty solo artists performing on streets.

Harriett Beecher Stowe Bottineau Geo. W. Attebery Mrs. Stowe

The Business Man and the Farmer in North Dakota Policy

The Nonpartisan League aims to keep state wealth from leaving North Dakota by boosting farmer earnings, which benefits local business. It argues local merchants suffer if outside big interests profit from state resources and transport costs. The piece urges business leaders to support the League and local manufacturing to retain wealth in state.

Nonpartisan League North Dakota Farmers Nonpartisan Political League Joana

Debaters L L Stair and M C Teigen Visit Newburg

June 20 at Newburg features Equity meeting and box social to honor George S. Loftus. At 1 PM a public debate will tackle if the Nonpartisan League harms North Dakota farmers, with Teigen affirming and Stair opposing. Local locals invited. women urged to bring lunch boxes.

Newburg Equity George S. Loftus Equity Society L. L. Stair M. C. Teigen Nonpartisan League North Dakota Teigen Eidsavold Starbuck Maxbass Scandia

Injury to Businessman Raises Questions

A short note cites E. C. Onomiet asking whether the injury will affect a local tradesman’s business, with no further details available.

Individuals Declare Intentions and Naturalization Petitions

The list shows residents declaring intentions to become U S citizens before Clerk of Court Dokken. Names include Conrad Jacobson Landa Peter Elleraas Landa Joseph Thomas Peschamp Westhope Oliver Deschamp George Hay Sinclair West Hope and Jens Thomsen Kjems Mohall Carl Johnson Kramer Ole Mortensen Mohall Jacob Emil Hansen Landa and Willian Wise Kramer file petitions for naturalization.

United States Dokken Conrad Jacobson Landa Peter Elleraas Joseph Thomas Peschamp Westhope Oliver Joseph Deschamp George Hay Sinclair Jens Thomsen Kjems Mohall Carl Johnson Kramer Ole Mortensen Jacob Emil Hansen Willian Wise

Auto Thieves Sentenced in North Dakota Case

Minot suspects Fred Ocsksy J H McConnel and Bill Singheim pleaded guilty and were sent to the state penitentiary for several years after stealing a car from G W Twiford and trading it for a new one belonging to O Johnson of Carpio. They were captured by a Bowbella area farmer and neighbors who held them at a vacant house until the sheriff arrived.

Minot Fred Ocsksy J. H. McConnel Bill Singheim G. W. Twiford O. Johnson Carpio State Penitentiary Bowbella Tol

Desperadoes Sentenced After Gasoline Theft Attempt

A trio of bandits who tried to buy gasoline with spark plugs and fled to a vacant house were trapped by neighbors with shotguns and Winchester fire. Sheriff Nedreloe secured the capture and the men soon pleaded guilty, drawing prison terms of three to three and a half years. McConnell is noted as the youngest in the gang.

Burke County Winchester Nedreloe Ward County Ocksch McConnell Singheim McConnel

Pollock Endorsed for Hughes Supreme Court Seat

Judge Pollock won endorsement from the Sunday school convention to succeed Justice Hughes. Dr. Crafts introduced the resolution citing regional needs for representation in the supreme court. The petition was wired to President Wilson.

Devils Lake N. D Pollock Supreme Court Justice Hughes Crafts Northwest Wilson

County Court Sets Dates for Estate Hearings

June 9 hearing on final restatement of the estate of George Alt and allowance of account. June 9 petition filed for appointment of administrator in the estate of Kate Bjerkan, hearing July 7.

George Alt Kate Bjerkan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bottigau County Farmers Pict Euck M. O. Teigen Whitby Township Whitby Maxbases Stair Souris Messenger Qmemee Herald Leader Herald Ira Smith Hore Miller and Lessa Uncle Tom E. C. Onomiet Twiford Hughes Good Government Ann
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