Advertising rates and deadline details at Bottineau paper
The notice outlines advertising costs for legal and general ads in Bottineau North Dakota dated Thursday June 19 1902. It lists prices per inch and per line, with first insertion at 75 cents per space expanding to 50 cents for subsequent insertions and ten cents per line for fractional spaces. It also notes subscription options and advance payment deadlines for several terms.
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Lécal
Bottineau
N. D
Bottineau Visit Highlights Governor Hopefuls
In Bottineau this week Sarles surveyed the scene and left seemingly pleased with the reception. Gulies lauded as a capable, untangled candidate for governor. The Lakota Herald questions Judge Cowan while Ramsey County crooks and police on trial in Minneapolis are noted. The Republican State Convention is set for Parge on July 23.
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Judge Cowan
Hansbrough
Ramsey County
Parge
Weane-day
Novelty dinner favors include tiny pingpong and roulette tables
The New York Times notes miniature dinner favors such as a four by two by one and a half inch wood pingpong table with green cloth top and pearl headed pins, a roulette wheel with complete mechanism, a five inch steamship model, and a bas relief christening box. Spring Fever remark links biliousness to liver and bowel cleansing with DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised for spring use.
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New York Times
DeWitt
R. M. Everly
Moundsville
W. Va
Estray Notice of Red Steer and Yearling Red-Rountee
Estray notice for a red steer with a white brisket about two years old and a yearling red-rounteer taken up around May 15. Owner may call to prove property, pay charges, and remove the stock. [June 12-20] Men. M. Anmer Rowe signed as keeper.
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Anmer Rowe
New York to Build World’s Largest Drydock on Staten Island
A New York Herald report outlines a new shipbuilding combine led by Craig Sims and Co. planning the largest drydock in the world on Staten Island near quarantine. The dock aims to dock and repair the world’s largest ships, with contracts totaling 37 million dollars and cooperative advantages to lower production costs.
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New Shipbuilding Combine
Staten
New York
New York Herald
Staten Island
Lewis Nixon
New York City
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Bath Iron Works (Limited
Hyde Windlass Company
Bath
Crescent Shipyard
Samuel L. Moore & Sons Company
Elizabethport
N. J
Eastern Shipbuilding Company
New London
United States
Nighttime Assault at Northern Pacific Depot
Car Checker Slugged by Trav Elmer Smith night catcher the Northern Pacific depot at 17 town was assaulted by thugs going to his home. He was struck a vicious blow and was unconscious several minutes. It is supposed to have been the work of tramps and many of them were run out of the town by the chief of police. Whole family injured engineer Mallick and family were injured by lightning which stayed their home in Valley City. The sliders of Mrs Mallick were burned, their baby badly cut with falling glass and a boy six years old had his hair burned off and his head scorched. All will recover.
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Trav
Elmer Smith
Northern Pacific
Gany
Engineer Mallick
Valley City
Mallick
Presbyterian
Jno
Baptist Church
O'Brien
Bottineau
Presbyterian Church
Ladies gain two top Farzo board chairmanships
President Foster surprised the board by naming two women to key chairs. Mrs Roberts was placed head of the finance committee and Mrs Derrow to the teacher chair, signaling a shift in leadership roles on the Farzo board of education.
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Foster
Farzo Board of Education
Roberts
Derrow
Bottineau Notes Show Local Travel and Events
Local items report real estate agent A G Barr and John McCaughan visiting from farms, Gov candidate E Y Sarles in town, fishing trips to Fish Lake, church learnings, a July 4 dance, and farm loans. Residents include Jno A Cameron, Henry Boehnke, Geo Larson, Owen F Jones, A G Burr, Max Sicard, R A Johnston, Oscar Helgerson, and Chas Berg.
Local notes mix town visitors and goods ad
Saturday trips from Minneapolis and Richburg mingle with farm talk and town news. Cattle Hing visitor George Stevens and Ed Gray from his claim are named along with several locals buying writing paper from Adams. A Merry Oaks resident praises Kodol for indigestion relief. Bottineau Bank advertises land purchases.
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A. G. Burr
H. L. Helgerson
Minneapolis
N. BH. McKinnon
George Stevens
Hing
Ed Gray
July Fourth Grounds Prep Under Way At Local Park
Groundwork rushes to finish the ball grounds and track as carpenters work the site. Minor injuries are common in construction, with risks of infection if untreated. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised as a topical remedy for bruises and burns.
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A. G. Burr
Chamberlain
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