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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

3

Ten Reasons Why Louris Messenger Back Wells Smith for County Superintendent

A Bottineau County message endorses Prof. Wells Smith for the June republican primaries, arguing he offers the best talent, normal graduate status, broad teaching experience, and proven city school leadership. It urges replacing the current incumbent, supports two main qualifications for the role, and notes broad educator support.

Wells Smith Bottineau County Smith Republican Electors At the June Primaries. 5. Prof. Smith Ndt

Drainage boards win approval for Souris river dredging

Bottineau and McHenry counties drainage boards visited Melita Manitoba to secure Canadian consent to dredge and straighten the Mouse river for 12 miles. Officials pledged favorable action, with Winnipeg minister to be asked to proceed. Work aimed to drain adjacent lands and begin before fall amid bids from dredging firms.

Westhope Standard Bottineau McHenry Melita Manitoba Arthur Souris Canada Drainage Boards Public Works Winnipeg Meuse Mer Dredgi Contrict

Estray horse taken up near Lords Lake Taraus

A black horse about two years old and 700 to 800 pounds was taken up by John Gasser one mile north of Lords Lake and four miles east of Taraus. The animal is branded on the left hind quarter and is described as tame. A barber shop advertisement follows.

Lords Lake Taraus John Gasser

Grom Platform Weighs Tariffs and Public Trust in 1908

A. J. Grom of North Dakota declares his Republican platform for nomination and election to Congress. He urges tariff scrutiny on iron coal lumber and wood pulp, government control of public service corporations, federal incorporation for interstate firms, revised anti trust laws, graduated income and inheritance taxes, currency reform with safeguards for depositors, federal grain inspection, and naval strengthening while pledging labor protections and public works. Washington April 28 1908.

Congress North Dakota United States A. J. Grom Washington

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Bottineau Patient

A Bottineau resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe kidney and back pains after a year of suffering. The ad notes pills realign kidney action, with continued use restoring strength, and lists Foster Milburn Co as U S sole agents priced at 50 cents.

Dean Bottineau W. H. Stover N. D Bottineau Drug Company Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Grain Prize Contest in North Dakota 1908 Exhibits

W C Gilbreath Commissioner of Agriculture offers prizes for the largest best collection of grains and grasses raised in North Dakota during 1908. First prize 200 dollars second and third prizes not specified. Entries must arrive in Bismarck by August 20 1908 shipped by express with light packed boxes and ample air space to avoid damp or mold.

North Dakota Bismarck W. C. Gilbreath Commissioner of Agriculture

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John P. Simon Professor Smith Louris Messenger Messenger Christenson McHenry Counties Florsheim Greengard Bottineau, North Dakota C3nna’s Platfom Tella McCormick Ertresvaag Co Bottineau, N. D Gollmar Bros Ieeeech Aeriel Grand Free Street Parade
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