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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
5
Local residents trace visits across Bottineau county from Souris to Westhope with notes on engagements, purchases, farm auctions, and upcoming public events. Among highlights are farm trades, school staff movements, and a planned Fordson tractor demonstration in Bottineau.
Helen E. Gleason, chairman for Bottineau County, requests names and addresses of all women who assisted in the Third Liberty Loan and invites additions for the Fourth campaign. She asks town and township Liberty Loan committee leaders to respond promptly to aid coordination and save postage.
G. R. Crockett, Minister. Services Sunday morning at 6e a.m. Bible School at 12:10, Y P A 7:00 p.m. Preaching service 8:00 p.m. Weekly prayer service Wednesday 8:00 p.m.
Bottineau County Old Settlers Association schedules its annual picnic for Saturday June 29 at Grenada within Dana grove two miles northeast of Bottineau. All settlers who lived in Bottineau County before January 1, 1890 and families are invited. Arrive around 10:00 AM. Bring lunch and dishes. coffee will be provided by the association.
Red Cross notes highlight a Ford race and the sale of Mrs Woodrow Wilsons hand kerchief at a Golva North Dakota sale. Total receipts reached 2500 dollars. White Sulphur Springs stockmen in Montana offer a car of fine cattle to the Red Cross for shipment to market and sale in aid of the relief effort.
Mr A M Tessier of Aberdeen D 8 has finished eight sweaters for the Red Cross totaling about 200 hours of work since start. He is proprietor of Abe deen Sheet Metal Works and knits after business hours.
A recent dance at Lady and Sanders ranch in Dillon Montana raised funds for the Red Cross, totaling four hundred dollars.
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