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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
5
Seen and Heard pages list church visitation and travel notes. residents visit relatives in Starbuck and Northwood. Job ads include dining room workers at Stone hotel and farm seeds at H. M. Trents. births, marriages, and local trips fill the community roundup with many names and places.
The July issue offers cooling cooking ideas with hundred recipes for hot season dishes. After-work reading includes Davie and Bell short stories and Kerr’s witty piece on bachelors and legislators. It also features departments on fashion and household tips for the fashionable, fastidious reader.
In Rugby district court Judge A G Burr ordered Fred Ely to serve three years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzling about 4000 dollars of Pierce county funds while sheriff. A judgment exceeding 8000 dollars against him remains, and settlement efforts failed as Ely could not raise the shortage. He will begin serving as soon as possible.
The Fourth of July committee in Willow City runs July 2 and 3 street carnival events with Overly and Rolette baseball teams in a return after their famed twelve inning Thorne game. The com mercial club offers liberal purses and excursion trains will run both days for visitors to enjoy and return the same day if they wish.
A short note describes using gum camphor dissolved in kerosene as a persistent remedy. Rub this preparation on the chest or throat to ease colds, with warning not to bandage tightly as it may irritate. Strong emphasis on repeated application for relief of throat or lung congestion.
The North Dakota State Union of the American Society of Equity seeks capable, responsible men to organize and provide references. The work is pleasant and honorable with good compensation for an energetic organizer. For details contact Chas A Pierson secretary treasurer Casselton North Dakota 26 4.
Uncalled letters listed by date include Omer Adams Karl T Dalager Gustaf A Seipel Avagelor Victoriar and T Welch. If not claimed in 15 days they go to the dead letter office. Postmaster Ole Roland notes please say advertised when calling.
R A McKeen Chief of Police notes that all dogs without tax payments will be impounded. Tax due before June 10 is one dollar for male dogs and three dollars for female dogs. The Courant for job printing.
In a frayed garden verse a couple walks along a dewy path past borer rows and tall blooms. The speaker notes tropic pinks marigolds and bleeding hearts while a partner vows fidelity through wind and weather, recalling a true heart amid the garden’s scent.
A guide urges placing a waiting table or shelf at the top or bottom of stairs to hold misplaced items. Readily accessible articles stay until needed, reducing trips and labor. The piece echoes the adage that a woman's work never ends, endorsing practical organization over immediate action.
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