Local items talk of births visits and travels around town
The week features families welcoming new births with a twelve pound boy born to the Granger and a twelve pounder born to Wat near town. Residents Jack Thurman Jesse Weaver and Ada Dale visit Lake Metigoshe and a cottage stay. Rosberg undergoes an operation in Russell city. C A Leonard heads to Tacoma with travel via Rugby.
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Jack Thurman
Lake Metigoshe
Grant Stafford
A. Besancon
Willow City
Jesse Weaver
Ben Romanson
Souris
Wm. Granger
R. J. Murphy
The
Russell Sentinel
H. H. Rygg
Williston
Ada Dale
Grace Hunter
Helgerson
Mrs. Wat
Cramond
Rugby
Lundy-Fulton Automobile Co
W. B. Noble
Iowa
Lace and Embroideries Closeout Sale Moments
A local sale advertises laces priced 5c to 15c per yard closing at 3c per yard and embroidery from 7c to 1.90 per yard. The offer highlights a wide selection for a limited time.
Hosiery on Sale From 15c to 35c
A local sale advertises hosiery priced from 15 cents to 35 cents. Shoppers are urged to choose from a wide stock as part of a clearance event.
Boys Clothing Closeout At Half Price
A local retailer offers a line of boys clothing ages 15 to 20 at half price. Prices previously ranged from 5.00 to 12.00 dollars and are now reduced.
Fresh Groceries Delivered Across Town On Short Notice
Local grocer touts up to date stock and no old goods on shelves. They promise fast deliveries to any part of town with short notice and fresh products from a broad selection.
Bottineau Local Notes July Fair Plans and Family News
Bottineau items note July 1 and 2 fair dates announced for Bottineau County Agricultural Fair. Birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Venstad of the Turtle Mountains. Mrs Peter Udgaard of Carbury improves from typhoid. J E Jackson injures thumb at Tarsus church. Numerous visits, land filings, and property sales. Foresters visit Dunseith. Bottineau folks plan summer moves and travel.
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Bottineau Countty
Bottineau
J. A. Kemp
J. E. Jackson
Tarsus
E. E. Lackie
Kramer
Mr. Lackie
G. G. Gudmundson
R. K. Thompson
School of Forestry
Prof. Smith
Public Schools
Dunseith
Bottineau Turf Club Races Set for July 3 4 5 Big Meet
Bottineau prepares for three days of racing July 3 4 and 5 with large purses fast horses from this state and Canada. A $300 winner take all baseball game West Hope versus Bottineau plus balloon ascensions and three top state bands. Citizens plan to host a huge crowd and ensure memorable events.
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Bottineau
Turf Club
Canada
Westhope
Prizes for Photographs Promote North Dakota Development
The North Dakota department of Agriculture and Labor offers a monthly $5 prize for the best photograph showing North Dakota development. Photos must relate to farming, stock raising, manufacturing, or building, be suitable for half tone reproduction, and include a brief subject description. Send flat, with no promise of return. include fair payment for used images. W C Gilbreath, Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture and Labor
North Dakota
Ersamature
W. C. Gilbreath
Omemee Nine Edged by Forestry in Narrow Loss
Omemee traveled to Bottineau Forestry to play a baseball game that ended 2 to 1 in favor of Forestry. Umpire Bob Parker called the action to the satisfaction of all, with a lineup featuring Dumont Tooke Edmunson Miller Dixon Nero Massling McArthur Anderson Wounds Burkart Kalbfleiseh Walker Gardner Brown Gullickson Pollock Greiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omemee
Forestry Boys
School of Forestry Boys
Omemee Forestry Boys
Dumont
Tooke Edmunson
Miller Dixon
Nero Massling
McArthur Anderson
Wounds Burkart
Kalbfleiseh Walker
Gardner Brown
Gullickson
Pollock
Greiner
Bottineau
Splint Soft Coal At The Imperial Lumber Yard
If you haven't tried that splint soft coal at the Imperial Lumber Yard, better do so. Quality and quantity guaranteed. 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Lumber Yard
Aaker Business College Praised By Alumni
A former student from Binford North Dakota recommends Aaker's Business College in Grand Forks, praising its modern equipment, building, and teaching methods. The letter asserts truthful advertising and reliable programs based on real experience. Written for direct information and catalog requests.
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Aaker’s Business College
Tual
A. B.C
Alans Overby
Binford, N. D
Bor
Aaker Business College
Grand Forks, N.D
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H. A. Koch and
W. T. Smith
Overly
Miss Dora Nobles
Mrs. A. Woodhall
Hank
William Cosert
Our City
C. A. Leonard
Tacoma
Washington
C. A
Adam
Peter Udgaard
Carbury
James Bacon
D. Lackie
S. B. Mahaney
S. B
Donald McKinnon
News Force
Alberta
Donald
Medicine Hat
A. W. Smith
Courant
Kenwood Ave
Chicago
John Bradford
Alex Bradford
Cora Smith
Methodist
Chas. E. White
North Dakota School of Forestry
Kemp
Gudmundson
University
N. Dak
Wm. Dinwoodie
Minot
North Dakota Shorthorn Association
the Courant
Joe Quamme
Ole Roland
Banff
Joe
P. J. Neelands
Howard, N. Dak
Gilman Nordhaugen
Gilman
Ward County
Fred Bitner
Turtle Mountains
Dr. Johnson
Billy Bennett
Billy
Nick Harvey
Bennett
Bottineau National Bank
H. A. Balis
Joan Smithson
W. E. Adams
Gero. B. Everson
Ass't
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