Bottineau Courant: rates and notices 1901
The Bottineau Courant lists subscription prices and advertising rates for legal notices, general ads, and local notices. It notes first class job printing and provides publication details in Eau, North Dakota, for June 20, 1901.
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Wiscon sin laws debate prompts North Dakota action
Off icial county paper notes Wisconsin newspapers publish laws at no surcharge. Residents urge North Dakota to disseminate statutes promptly, citing better service and financial return for publishers. Local notes cover town affairs, education concerns, town officers, and community events in Dewey and Ward County.
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Turtle Mountain Star
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Bro. Hoskins
Palladium Arrives as North Dakota Journalistic Effort
The Palladium of Bismarck edited by L. D. McGahan arrives at our exchange table and appears promising, despite misprints. The Berwick Post from Berwick, McHenry County is noted as neat and newsy, with expectation Editor will also serve as Postmaster and find success.
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The
Palladium
Bismarck
L. D. McGahan
Devils Lake Free Pret
Ita
Bro. McGahan
North Dakota
Berwick Post
Berwick
McHenry County
NOTIG
Randolph Ceeleree
Mortgagors
Register of Feeds
Bottineau
Mort
Township
Lander & CO
Fmayzs-Jun
Lawyer wept in court in New York amid potential precedent
A lawyer reportedly cried in a New York courtroom, a moment cited as possibly establishing a precedent. The case involved Dr Miles Pain Pile, who did not appear.
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New York
Miles
Willow City Notes and Local Doings Highlight Rural Life
Prof Fuller missing from school after his ranch visit as his three year old son recovers from a suspected corn dose given for gopher control. T E Fox travels to Fargo then Bismarck to join Pardons Board duties. Postmaster Sims and twin brother T Sims head to Fargo by train. A belated strawberry mention amid steady rain. A China Secrecy section notes a Presbyterian sermon drawing a large audience. Fuller’s father arrives from Wisconsin. Dr. Raymond buys bronches and stays busy.
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T. E. Fox
Rugby
Fargo
Bismarck
Board of Pardons
Sims
T. Sims
Bottineau
China
Presbyterian Church
Fuller
Wisconsin
Raymond
Local notes on schools, horses, and football plans.
The item details staff changes at the next term, a violent horse attack injuring Ole Hogan, interviews about party reorganization, local business moves, a fox dealing, and football team formation. It mentions Miss Alice Sylvester slated to lead a primary room, and several townsfolk in routine activities with minor incidents. Also included is a mortgage foreclosure notice with legal language and property description.
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F. Collins Wing
Profs
Fuller
Mellett
Misa
Misa Alice Sylvester
Ole Hogan
Little Fargo
J. W. Fetter
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Harry Hill
Handsome Harry
Harvey Walker
St. Anthony
Omemee
Frances McCann
Bottineau
Dad” Hawker
Archie McArthur
Archie
Leacault
Fred Boehm
Fred
Mr. Slattery
Ernest Guertin
Shamre
Jobn Bowerman
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