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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

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County returns show tight races for governor and clerk of courts

Telegrams at midnight report A L Burdick leading for governor by a comfortable margin, with narrow clerks race and 240 Democratic votes in 32 precincts. George M Young leads for Congress as Grenna does for U S Senator. Gorder edges Thompson for First District Commissioner. Nilsa Dokken up by 17 in clerk of courts. Final county results await 7 precincts.

Hanna Burdick Geo. M. Young Tuttle Grenna U. S A. L. Burdick Clerk of Courts Nilsa I Dokken Matt Johnson C. G. Gorder Ole Thompson Gorder Thompson Knudson Hellstrom Gronna Midtbo Miller Tharaldson

Willow City Wins Ninth Inning Thriller Over Bottineau

The Bottineau team lost to Willow City after a two and a half hour game that saw Willow City edge ahead with a winning run in the ninth. Hancock struck out 13 for Bottineau and Dahl 8 for Willow City as Deloraine also beat Bottineau 10 to 6 later in the week.

Willow City Boftineau Bottineau Thorson Kelley Howe Nordin Robertson Costello Grimes Leedahl Lazier McBride Hancock Dahl Cooke Amabaugh Bloch White Kelly Walker Hancock Dahl Deloraine

Worship Changes at Deloraine Baptist Church

There will be no Sunday morning service at the Deloraine Baptist Church. A service will be held at the Neil McArthur school house, with Sunday school meeting as usual. A prayer meeting is scheduled for eight thirty tonight. Sidney de Bues, pastor. Ot 103 F. B. Brantoo of Souris was seen in the city yesterday.

Neil McArthur Popie Sidney de Bues F. B. Brantoo Souris

Local business and life notes from Antler and surrounding towns

Over Bottineau County James Newton buys the Savory hotel at Antler while T. B. Hogan plans a new restaurant at Maxbass. Jack Gormican sells his dray line to R. B. Anderson. J. G. Walstad builds a silo near Lansford. Births, deaths, and injuries reported in Kramer, Souris, Walhalla, and nearby towns alongside social visits, farming updates, and a local theater success.

Jack Gormican Maxbass R. B. Anderson

Miss Helen Cathro Showered By Eastern Star Guests

A simple parcel shower for Miss Helen Cathro was hosted Monday evening by the Eastern Star lodge in their rooms with about forty members and friends attending. Earlier Monday a second shower at J C Stover home gathered twenty four old friends who presented gifts and two booklets titled Favored and Advice containing favorite recipes and marital advice.

Helen Cathro Eastern Star Lodge J. C. Stover

Big Auditorium Nearing Completion at Mouse River Park

North Dakota reports a massive new auditorium at Mouse River Park in Renville County nearing completion. Doors open July 3 at 10 a.m. with dedication exercises and a regular chautauqua program to begin. Ground space for tents is free and goods will be sold at store prices. Season runs June to September 1.

Northwest Mouse River Park Renville County North Dakota Regulatar

Antler Farmer Attempts Suicide by Razor in Insanity Fit

Kjeseth, a farmer near Antler, was hospitalized in St. Andrew's after injuring his throat with a razor in a suicide attempt during a religious and political delusion. Neighbor Anton Kalstad found him, Dr. Verrin treated eight to ten stitches. If recovered, he will be examined by an insanity commission and sent to Jamestown asylum.

Co. O. Kjeseth Antler St. Andrew's Hospital Anton Kalstad Kjeseth Krexeth Insanity Commission Jamestown

Cathro Bride Helen Cathro Weds Ferdinand Beyer in June Wedding

One of the season's prettiest weddings solemnized Fred W. Cathro on Wednesday June 24 when eldest daughter Helen became the bride of Ferdinand Beyer. Rev LD McHain officiated at Willow City. The bride wore white crepe de chine. Attendant Mary Beyer, ring bearer. Luncheon and decorations followed. The couple will establish home nearby and are well regarded in the community.

Fred W. Cathro Helen Ferdinand Beyer LD. McHain Willow City Mary Beyer Courant

Knox and Knox Unite in Antler Wedding

Knox Watkins M E Watkins superintendent of the city schools at Antler and Miss Merle Knox wed at the bride’s parents home in Antler on June 24. They are known across Bottineau and Hettinger counties for their work in education. The bride is a Valey City State Normal graduate and longtime local primary teacher. The groom is a noted Bottineau County educator and ran as a Republican candidate for superintendent in a recent primary.

M. E. Watkins Antler Merle Knox W. E. Knox Hattineau J County State Normal School Valley City Watkins Bottineau County Wednees- J

War Victim Bernhard Glomseth Laid to Rest at Carbury

Funeral services for Bernhard Glomseth son of Commissioner Glomseth were held at the family home and Turtle Mountain church. A large procession of 102 teams and 48 autos escorted the remains from residence to church. Rev. J L Raedahl spoke in Norwegian, Rev H O Bakke in English, with a self written lament and music by Miss Krogen Souris. A Bottineau mixed quartet and Jessie Hansen accompanied with piano, closing with the Death March from Saul.

Bernhard Glomseth Glomseth Carbury Bottineauw County Turtle Mountain Church J. L. Raedahl Souris H. O. Bakke Bottineau Raedahl Salo Krogen Geo B. McMillen Mildred Smith Hetva Thompson Catherine Riley Shuler Scott Chandler Saul

Gollmar Bros Exhibit Lotus the Two Ton Hippopotamus

Gollmar Brothers bring Lotus the largest hippo seen today to Bottineau on Saturday July 11. Captured near the Nile head waters by Gollmar agents, Lotus weighs over two tons and spans 8 feet 7 inches nose to tail and 4 feet 1 inch mouth to jaw. Value listed at 20000 dollars with insurance through Lee of England.

Lotus Gollmar — Bros America The Nile Gollmar Brothers Golmar Brothers Lee England Gollmar Bros Bottineau

Barn Dance and Basket Social for St. Andrew’s Hospital

A large crowd gathered at the Warren Moore farm last Friday for a fund raising dance and basket social hosted by the hospital committee. EB Bowen and Warren Moore auctioned baskets, then dancing continued into the night. The Bottineau Military band provided music and the event netted about $215 for St. Andrew’s hospital.

Warren Moore St. Andrew's Hospital EB. C. Bowen Bottineau

Local Marriage Licenses Listed for June Dates

On June 16 Chester E. Smart and Miss Mary Alice Walker of Westhope. On June 19 Otto Block and Marguerite Hoff of Gardena. On June 20 Albert Edward Schlag of Red Stone Mont and Miss Ella Hagan of Westhope. On June 20 Macy E. Watkine and Merle Edna Knox of Antler. On June 23 Ferdinand Beyer and Helen Cathro of Bottineau. On June 24 Fred J. Stenson to Elma Ostby of Willow City.

Chester E. Smart Mary Alice Walker Westhope Otto Block Marguerite Hoff Gardena Albert Edward Schlag Red Stone Mont Ella Hagan Macy E. Watkine Merle Edna Knox Antler Ferdinand Beyer Helen Cathro Bottineau Fred J. Stenson Elma Ostby Willowity

We Reach the Peepte Livery Hire He Byre Senor Use

We reach the Peepte livery hire through the long distance service of the Northern Telephone Co. The note reflects a historical catalog entry referencing a transportation or service provider and a telephone company.

Byre Senor Northern Telephone Ce

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