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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
4
The notice outlines in advance price lists for copies and subscriptions including six cent per copy, annual and Canada rates, and advertising space charges based on cents per inch with single column measurements. It references special positions and rates for various formats and terms.
The Devil s Lake Journal clarifies the United States stance on selling arms and ammunition to warring nations. It argues such trade is not neutrality violation and cites German law and historic cases to support that stopping sales would favor one side and breach neutrality. The piece emphasizes international law underpins civilian arms commerce.
Andrew Christenson to Hannah Christenson for $1 covers ne sw and elgin 27 163. Edward S Parsley and wife sell to M F Murphy for $1 se 5 and se 4 162 81. Matilda and Fred Powers to Mons Norberg for $800 ne 20 161 SL. James H Rixson and wife to W W Miller for $1 ste 14 161 81. Lillian W Welkes and Nels Q Welkes to Botti neau County Bank by sheriff tackle for $636.29 lots 17 18 19 bik 2 Omeme Hewhouse to Clement House for $0 sw 27 and go by Sb 10L 78. Oakwal township supervisors open bids to June 24 for approaches to bridges between sections 26 and 23 at Loedelock p m and approach to bridge on township line on south side of southeast quarter section with August Zorn or clerk. Board may reject any bids. James Flanery president R B Hamilton clerk.
Sunday school at noon Young People meet at seven Children day program at eight in place of the regular service You are invited to all services Mid week service every Wednesday at eight Those attending the association at Glenburn should depart Tuesday evening if needed Autos will depart Wednesday morning by train
In county court on Thursday June 24, Olaf Rosberg and others minors had a petition for guardian heard with Chris Moum appointed guardian and qualified. The final account of Lars Halvorson’s estate was heard, allowed, and settled. A sale report for Dora A How ard’s personal property estate was read and the sale confirmed.
Twenty years back report notes a 100 degree shade reading, a large Amory dance, Judge Dana inviting Bottineau residents to his grove for the Fourth, Democratic county committee meeting at Willow City, and a heavy rainfall disrupting turf races. July 19 20 Bottineau fair dates set. Westhope brass band aided Bottineau at the turf grounds. John Stover returns from Cuba, James Thorburn launches a big sail boat at Lake Metigoshe. a yearling dark bay colt with white hind left leg available for charges south of Bottineau. Adolph Greenwood
Scene shows a colloquial family moment as Johnny asks what a book worm is and Pa answers with a playful misquote about preferring reading to eating or getting by. The dialogue hints at literacy value in a rural setting.
June 22 marked the start of summer with burglaries in two pool rooms and a Dickinson land auction. Reports detail runaways, deaths from illness and accidents, a reopened Gronna post office, and various rural incidents across North Dakota including electrolight installations, vintages of rail and car mishaps, and a priest involved in a fatal crash with boys aboard.
Sealed proposals for furnishing installing and labor for a steam heating and ventilating plant at School House No. 1 Carbury Special School District No. 50 Carbury Bottineau County North Dakota are to be received by clerk S F Gutty at Carbury North Dakota until 2:00 pm July 13 1915. Bids filed at the clerk office require a five percent certified check payable to J L Gorder and a bond for double contract price. Right to reject bids reserved. Place of letting is the school house at Carbury on July 13 1915 at 2 pm. Dated June 16 1915 F Gutty clerk.
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