Bottineau Editor John Haskett Remembered by Contemporaries
Tributes from T. C. Michael, Matt Johnson, Will Holbein, Walter Lee and others mark the death of Bottineau Courant editor John F. Haskett. They praise his writing, public service, and leadership in the Bottineau County Press Association, noting his influence across the county and state and his loss to journalism and the community.
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Bottineau County
John F. Haskett
T. C. Michael
Willow City Eagle
Bottineau Courant
Bottineau County Press Association
Matt Johnson
Omemee
John Haskett
Hottineau County
Bottineau
Will E. Holbein
Lansford
Bottineau Press Association
Walter R. Lee
John F. Hackett
North Dakota
H. B. Halldorson
Souris
In Memory of John F. Haskett Souris North Dakota
In Memory of John F. Haskett Souris North Dakota June 7 13 June 7th 10 oclock a m My Dear Friend in Death the last breath of life has left thee and memory of thee will be held in reverence Your life has been a fitting example for us who survive and may we profit by the example you set Fare the well dear friend may we meet in the mysterious future
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Souris
N. D
Twenty Five Years Ago In Bottineau News
Wheat was 63 cents. Horse thieves were abroad in the land. The Kalbfreisch flour mill was being built. Preparations for celebrating the Fourth were under way. D. H. McArthur married Amelia Knapp of Hamilton Ontario. F. W. Cathro won county superintendent over Rev. Alex Hurr and Henry Rocheleau. Agricultural experts and editors toured the northwest visiting Bottineau led by Norman J. Colman U S commissioner of agriculture.
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D. H. McArthur
Amelia Knapp
Hamilton
Ontario
F. W. Cathro
Alex. Hurr
Henry Rocheleau
Northwest
Bottineau
Norman J. Colman
U. S
Ten Years Ago A U W Picnic and Local Notes
Ten years ago the A. O. U. W. picnic was a great success. Jens Anderson was fined fifteen dollars for wife beating. Cando defeated Bottineau in two baseball games. The stone foundation for the Libreavane building was underway. New pews had been installed in the Presbyterian church. J. J. Scully and C. L. New House were elected school directors. The turf club planned a big race meet on June 20 30 with two thousand dollars in purses. Miss Jessie Britton returned from Minneapolis after studying music. Wm. Brander of Montana visited Bottineau county July 17, 1882 to see his brother Rob.
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Jens Anderson
Cando
Bottineau
Turf Club
Misa Jessie Britton
Thos. Hennessey
Minneapolis
Wm. Brander
Montana
Bottineau County
Log
Rob
Pictures of Frank Chance Day at The Grand Show
Pictures of Frank Chance day at Chicago will be shown at The Grand Thursday evening July 3. All proceeds above will be turned toward local charity.
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Frank Chance
Chicago
Foreclosure sale rulings on mortgagee bids and notices
A Bottineau county district court ruling outlines that inadequacy of price at foreclosure does not justify setting aside sale absent fraud or prejudice. It states a mortgagee’s bid to cover the debt and costs is not inherently inadequate, that a single bid suffices if notice is proper, and details statutory publication requirements, knowledge of proceedings, and valid foreclosure procedures under power of sale. The court reversed the judgment, with cited opinions on publication six-week notice and related issues.
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Grove & Fultz Ve. Loan Co
N. D
B. C
Grove & Fultz Vs. Loan Co
District Court of
Bottineau County
Leighton
Spalding
C. J. Fisk
Bosard & Twiford
Minot
Noble, Blood & Adameon
Fragmented WWI era verse and reflections mixed text
A jagged snippet of poetry and quotes appears, including lines about “killed in action” and contrasting images of war and peace. The passage references England’s honor, mentions “Mfred Noyes” and “L. Dunbar,” and weaves musings on joy, sorrow, crusts of bread, and the dead in a tense, fractured mix.
Local Notes From Willow City And Area Celebrations
A string of short items lists travel, events and incidents across Willow City Newburg Antler and surrounding towns. W H Wegner trips to coast. Independence Day praised at Newburg. Bridge work underway near Mouse River. Will deliver Fourth of July speech at Willow City. J A L Page builds new farmstead near Weat Hope. Masonic lodge members toast at Risford Manitoba picnic. L J Marks auto fire near Landa. limited damage. Hansen couple return to Willow City. James Whitmore tours Canada, plans North Dakota stay. Dammann family to summer in Minneapolis. Sand Bo starter shown. Jack Manning injures ribs in farm work. Souris church sold to Swedish Zion, moving northwest of Souris. Fred Carlegn sold building for 400 dollars. E W Hinz dies in Minnesota. survived by wife and two children. Peter Oleon Baadet dies after long illness. born 1842 in Norway. Lankford, Otto Paulson, P H Jones, Walter Blair return from Montana trip. Eleven-year-old Arthur Shong injured at Newburg celebration. skull fracture, recovering.
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James Whitmore
Willow City
Canada
North Dakota
Will Dammann
Lansford
Minneapolis
Dammann
Jack Manning
Antler
A. H. Lankford
Otto Paulson
P. H. Jones
Walter Blair
Maxbass
Montlana
Montana
Peerlese Bottineau County
Arthur
C.f.shong
Tacoma Township
Newburg
Wes
Violet legends and animal play contrast in historical note
A sixteenth century Latin poem likens a violet maiden to mythic Diana nymphs while Ernest Thompson Seton argues humans and animals share social instincts. He cites higher animals inventing games with hedgehogs, manores, and otters enjoying sliding and dancing at dawn as examples.
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Fanthis
Diana
Apollo
Unreliable Aseuranen and lasting promine misspelt note
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Washington era clipping with garbled phrases. The readable bits reference unreliable terms and a promine entity, but the article lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or named individuals to form a typical news summary.
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