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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1911

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Diplomas Awarded to Five at State School of Forestry

Five graduates of the 1911 class at the State School of Forestry received diplomas in a ceremony at the Assembly Hall. Frank Peltier, president of the board, presided and Dr. E P Robertson of Wesley College gave the address. Recipients were Miss Bertha Fleming, David Dinwood, Peter McIntosh, C Reginald Meighen, and Alfred Vikan.

School of Forestry Frank Peltier Board of Trustees E. P. Robertson Wesley College Bertha E. Fleming David P. Dinwood Peter A. McIntosh C. Reginald Meighen Alfred S. Vikan Assembly Hall Marjorie Meighen Bertha Fleming Ida Nansen Kemp Peltier School of Hard Knocks Robertson

O Mala Buys Bergholtz Grocery Opens June 15

T E O Mala formerly with T E Woods department store bought the Bergholtz grocery and opened the business on Thursday June 15. The store was renovated with fixtures painted and in first class shape. O Mala aims for a quality, sanitary, wholesome shop catering to a discerning trade. Visit the O Mal a store.

T. E. O'Mala T. E. Woods Charles Bergholtz O' Mala O' Malia

County fair race program promises strong feature

Races at the county fair July 13-14 are expected to attract top horses from state and Canada. Track officials have begun preparations, purses total 300 for the 2:16 pace and 2:25 pace, 50 for the farmers race, 300 for the 2:19 pace, 300 for the 20 pace, and 150 for the green trot or pace. Entries close July 6 at 11 p.m. with secretary John McKenzie in Hatteen eau North Dakota. Spectators will be entertained between heats by the McKenney-Asher Shows.

Canada John McKenzie Hattineau N. D MccKenney-Asher

Residents Attend Deloraine Manitoba Race Day

A Deloraine Manitoba race day drew a sizable turnout with Richard Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs. W R Mcintosh, Mr. and Mrs. C R Gleason, C L Newhouse, George Clark, J A Painter, H Wekseth, Mr. and Mrs. William Collins, Thomas Gardner, Fred White and party, John McKenzie, C E Fox, George Bateson, Geo Bell, Frank Gagner, Frank Lonsbrough and party, Angus Cameron and party, R H Woods, Henry Warner and many others.

Deloraine Manitoba Richard Williams W R. Mcintosh C. R. Gleason C. L. Newhouse George Clark J. A. Painter H. Wekseth William Collins Thomas Gardner Fred White John McKenzie C. E. Fox George Bateson Geo, Bell Frank Gagner Frank Lonsbrough Angus Cameron R. H. Woods Henry Warner

Home Aviations Challenge

Grand Forks needs aviation thrills again this season with imported and home craft. Grand Forks inventors McGoey and Kenworthy and Minot’s Doran built machines that perform well in initial tests. Thos McGoey will challenge Walter Brookins of the Wrights if Grand Forks gear is ready, possibly a July race at the State Fair.

Grand Forks North Dakota Messrs McGoey and Kenworthy Doran Minot Thos, McGoey Walter Brookins

Bottineau County Praised as Peerless Investment Place

Bottineau county earns strong testimony for its superior resources and solid investment appeal. The piece argues Bottineau is the premier locale and refutes criticism of its claimed leadership in development and prosperity.

Bottineau County

Ole and Yulia Ban Going Away Next Week

Ole and Yulia Ban plan a trip to Devils Lake for a large editor fallers convention and a talking shop. They promise a good time and say Yulia will keep the editorial staff out of trouble while Ole and Yulia prepare to hand over the business to the foreman and office angel.

Devils Lake Fallers Yulia Deekins Courant YimHill Sum Yim Bath

Imprisoned Collie Sparks Ownership Battle

Last Sunday continuous barking and howling came from a jail cell housing a collie. Joseph Lundy, northwest of town, claimed ownership against rival Peltier, a halfbreed, who allegedly stole the dog last summer. Lundy prevailed and authorities freed the collie to him, much to nearby residents' relief who had endured overnight noise.

Joseph ‘Lundy Peltier Lundy

Jurors Summoned for June District Court Term

The sheriff and deputies served jury summonses for the June term of district court. Court convenes June 27 with jurors to report at 1:00 PM on July 5. The list includes F B Ingram Blaine Township Robert Varco Cut Bank Winship E M Kromrey Stone Creek VY A Kemp Maxbass Nels Noor Land Cut Bank Township Ole Olson Kane Township Frank Nehring Omemee Martin H Nyhus Scotia Peter Borreson Bidsvold O Jesme Bidsvold Emil Erickson Souris N J Peterson Scandia Jesse O Smith Overly BF O Runnels Lansford Rick Anderson Starbuck J T Myers Newbury Henry Peterson Souris Geo Miller 162-75 Iver Gravseth Scandia Jules Kaeding Stone Creek Theo Schette Starbuck Charles Rk Harden 162-79 Irving R Barkway 160-77 Frank A Bingham 160-77 Jacob Dippels Reugille A M Trent Bottineau Curt Hilemon Maxbass L J Mork Souris T D Miller Scandia Robert F Armer Sergius

F. BE. Ingram Blaine Townrip Robert Varco Cut Bank E. M. Kromrey Stone Creeker A. Kemp Maxbiss Nels Noo Land Ole Olson Kane Township Frank Nehring Souris T. D. Miller Scandia Robert F. Armer Sergius

Judge Cowan Reverses Jury Verdict in Holt v. Anderson

Judge John F. Cowan of the Second District vacated the jury award in the Holt v. Anderson case. William F. Holt claimed negligence in treating a broken leg by Dr. C. O. Anderson of Willow and sought damages of 700 dollars awarded by a July 1910 jury. The court ordered judgment for the defendant, papers filed Wednesday.

John F. Cowan Second William F. Holt C. O. Anderson Willow Javtze Cowan

Marriage Licenses Issued This Week

Licenses to wed were issued this week as follows On Friday June 9 to Leo Destaler and Miss Bernardette Wichard both of Overly Nov On Monday June 12 to Pred O Grimm of Hector Minn and Miss Alfreda Thielman of Gardena ND On Tuesday June 13 to Fred Jacques of Bottineau and Miss Varnia Bouvier of Tarsus NOD.

Leo Destaler Bernardette Wichard Overly Pred O, Grimm Hector Minn Alfreda Thielman Gardena N. D Fred Jacques Bottineau Varnia Bouvier Tarsus

Farmers Elevator reports strong year and praises Agent Gardner

The Farmers Elevator Company of this city held a meeting Tuesday afternoon and found Agent Thomas Gardner's report very satisfactory. They did good business last year and credit is given to their genial agent.

Farmers Elevator Company Thomas Gardner

Crushed to Death of Pioneer Resident at Lord's Lake

Vitrick Doherty a wealthy pioneer resident of the Lord's Lake country was killed Tuesday afternoon near Tarsus on the Dunseith road. While driving a team and leading another, the horses panicked, he fell or was stood upon, and died about a half hour later. He was 82, a bachelor, well known in eastern county, and buried at Tares cemetery yesterday afternoon.

Vitrick Doherty Lord's Lake Country Tarsus Dunseith Doherty Tareas

Wesley College praised by Jey Conservatory head in Grandsamone

Robertson president of Wesley College lauds the state university affiliated school for its rapid growth, fine facilities, and strong student preparation. He urges northern donors to support education and dormitory construction. AW Smith departs after five years as city schools superintendent to study at Grand Forks Winona St Paul and Chicago universities.

OP Robertson Wesley College State University Grand Samlone Jey College Conservatory of Music School of Forestry AW. Smith Univty Grand Forks Winona St. Paul Minn Chicago Ersity Uni Smith Dong

Stocking Effort For Lake Metigoshe Perch Shipment

Last Friday evening a small shipment of yellow perch arrived for Lake Metigoshe. Capt. Main delivered about 25 fish around six inches long and plans to stock the waters of the lake in a push to improve a premier local fishing spot.

Metigoshe Main

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