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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1900

Page

4

War clouds over China and McKinley praised in praise of leadership

The article contrasts a looming Sino European American war sparked by the Taku forts and Boxer unrest with praise for President McKinley. It notes American and European warships moving to protect subjects, China’s future openness, and the president’s steady, dignified leadership during turbulent times. It then shifts to a North Dakota political scene, naming Major White and Geo. B. Winship as leading contenders for the state ticket, with Winship gaining steady support and broad Republican backing.

China United States Taku Europe America William McKinley McKinley Bryan Major White Valley City Geo. B. Winship Grand Forks Winship Herald Tno

Knox Advocate Attacks Bloomers Over Fake Baseball Scheme

The Knox Advocate criticizes the Bloomers for diverting funds from North kota farmers and laments a fake grade of baseball. It notes Deedita’s remarks on Americans liking to obtain a GED and mocks past Humbugging. The paper urges Deloraine papers to publish a railroad timetable and directs readers to refer to Manitoba timing.

Knox Kota Deedita Tota

Dakota Old Settlers Race Aims for Governor Winship

A foot race at the Dakota Old Settlers Association event features Hon. Geo. B. Winship tied for second as observers note he is training for the governor election. The report highlights Winship’s athletic effort within the political context.

Dakota Old Settlers’ Association Geo. B. Winship Geo. B

War in South Africa Crowds Republican Convention News

This week the war in South Africa has been crowded out by extensive Republican National Convention coverage, leaving war reports limited though favorable prospects for progress persist alongside the crowded political news.

Dourr South Africa

Admiral Deny Retires from Political Field

The news states Admiral Deny has retired from public life and expects people to feel joy at the development. It highlights 23.8 naval boro as a notable figure and mentions a presidency candidate amid frost and regional terms.

Deny Naval Boro Frost

McKinley and Roosevelt Nominated by Republican Party

At Philadelphia the Republican national convention nominated William McKinley for President and Theodore Roosevelt for Vice President, both by unanimous vote. Hurrah for McKinley and Roosevelt, our next President and Vice President.

Philadelphia William McKinley United States Theodore Roosevelt New York McKinley Roosevelt

Scattered Census Tales and Retroactive Confessions

The item collects jumbled notes from Fargo Argus Jamestown Alert and Salt Lake Tribune about census oddities including two sisters aged 20 and 24 and a 32-year-old mother, asylum inmate statistics with foreign-born percentages, and a sensational confession from Rev Gibson about Theodore Durrant’s case, alongside praise for Dr Cargile’s cure claim with Electric Bitters.

Fargo Argus

Rain Drought Weighs on Peabody Farmers

In Peabody farmers anxiously seek rain as revival meetings run at the McIntosh house led by Rev. D. Half penny. J.B. Hutchinson traveled to Manitoba last week. Jno Hedges builds a new granary and repaints the big building. B.J. Colthorp departed for Montana on Tuesday. Rev Maddock and family visit friends nearby. Jno Patterson and family move to a new homestead. Mrs Jno Myles recovers from illness. Jno Taylor and J. R. Hutchinson grade roads west of the hills.

Peabody McIntosh D. Halfpenny J.B. Hutchinson Manitoba Jno. Hedges B.J. Colthorp Montana Maddock Jno. Patterson Jno. Myles Beno Jno. Taylor J. R. Hutchinson

New Drayton Ordinance Grants Mayor No Salary

A new ordinance in Drayton states the mayor will receive no salary. The Deaf School at Devils Lake closed a successful year with 55 pupils. Three graduates earned diplomas, a first for the school. North Dakota University held its annual commencement at the Metropolitan theater in Grand Forks for a record class of 26 graduates.

Drayton Devils Lake North Dakota University Metropolitan Theater Grand Forks

Turtle Mountains Community Notes and Visits

Fine rain fell Monday as Mr Hughes of Peabody preached here last Sunday. Miss Thirza Greiner guests of Miss Eva McLain over Sunday. Acheson from Moni river visited Saturday. Bottineau County Band enlivened the picnic with music. Robert Nicol of Peabody visited around the lake. Edna Moore and Thus Greiner of Bottineau spent Saturday at the lake. Oscar Sellstad will be absent in St Paul for a Great Northern railroad position. Cromar, after seeking land in the northwest, bought a farm here and returned to farming.

Turtle Mountains Hughes Peabody Thirza Greiner Eva McLain Acheson Moniriver Bottineau Oscar Sellstad St. Paul Great Northern Railroad Northwest Mr. Cromar

Willow City News Roundup from Omemee to Park River

Willow City notes Omemee led Wil low 6 to 18 in a ball game. Rev Brown is ill. Mrs Rae and Mrs Fuller visited. Mrs Dickenson stayed in Bottineau with the Rev and Mrs Halfpenny. Lucy Gordon left for Park River. Annie Henry ill with measles. Measles and whooping cough in town. Charley Johnson at work on the Eagle. Mr and Mrs Lutche returned from St Thomas. Death of eight year old Johnny Hammond reported. Rev Brown referenced. Pembina Commander sentenced to penitentiary.

Willow City Omemee Willow Brown Ben Rae Mre. W Fuller Dickenson Bottineau Rey H. Gorden Lucy Gorden Wm. Collins Frank Collins T. E. Fox D. A. Orites Fargo Grand Lodge Lucy Gordon Fox Park River Annie Henry Harry Gillmer Charley Johnson Chas St. Thomas Little Johnn Ben Hammond Qlinze Ap . MacLeod

A Life and Death Fight regarding a miraculous escape

Mr W A Hines of Manchester Indiana recounts a near death escape from consumption after measles led to serious lung trouble and hemorrhages. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with a full cure after doctors said he would die. Hundreds have used it on his advice and all say it cures throat chest and lung troubles. Trial bottles available at D H McArthur's Drug Store.

W. A. Hines Manchester D. H. McArthur

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