Willow City Bouts Weather Rain Dampens Omemee Visit
Willow City residents recount a rainy trip to Bottineau for races and a dampened visit to Omemee where the Willowites won 4 to 1. Local games featured Dr. Thyng and a high-spirited Dutch Willow Creek contest with a 12 to 6 finish. The community notes travels to Rugby Gratton Nashville and legal troubles involving Joe Goa the Bad Indian. A patriotic Opera House gathering is planned for a Sunday evening.
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Omemes
Willowites
Willow
D. K. Thyng
Omemee
Willow Creek
Mahaney
Landa
Jaume
Father Campeanu
Rugby
Roletto County Churches Unite for Patriotic Program
All churches in the City will participate in a program of patriotic songs recitations and speeches. F X A Perrin has laid the foundation for a new building with work to be pushed rapidly to completion. Local showers of hail reported in western Roletto county.
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F. X. A. Perrin
Roletto County
The Crows Play Three Nights In Bottinen
The Crows troupe presents three nights in Bottinen featuring actors who perform naturally. Each member is a trained actor, delivering true to life portrayals in carefully selected popular plays. The troupe emphasizes realism with no painting or omissions, inviting townsfolk to see them.
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Bottinen
Two New Canadian Towns Offer Rich Prospect for Investors
The Brandon Saskatchewan and Hudson Bay Railway Company plans a line from St John North Dakota to Brandon Manitoba and onward to Hudson Bay. Townsites Bannerman and Desford near the new rail corridor invite July 7 1906 land sales with on site reps July 6 and July 7 at Rolette County Bank St John ND. Terms: one third cash and two yearly installments at eight percent interest.
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Brandon
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay
St. John N.D
Manitoba
Manitoba Wheat Fields
Bunterman
Desford
St. John
N. D
Rolette County Bank
Bannerman
International Boundary Line
Prize for Mule At Fair
F Waters owner of the jack Jog Wheeler offers a prize of one service of the jack for the best sucking cost exhibited at the fair. The section has many good entries and the offer should make the exhibition worth a look.
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Waters
Life's Silver Side lecture by Louis M. Wattromen
Louis M. Wattrmen of Minneapolis will discuss Life's Silver Side at Bottineau Baptist Church Monday night July Sud at 8 o'clock. Free admission. Also offered is 40 acres of prime Canadian land near railway with $19 per acre price and easy terms. interest inquiries to Box 811 Westhope NW.
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Louis M. Wattrmen
Minneapolis
Botti Beau Baptist Church
Stone
Westhope
Storm devastates farms near Dunnett Rolette County
A stage driver reports a cyclone near Dunnett in Rolette County yesterday. Tom Cassidy’s farm buildings were destroyed and the West Fassett barn leveled. Heavy rain and hail damaged crops with no fatalities known. Willow City and Scotia School districts plan events. Teachers Institute at Bottineau to begin July 9 with over 100 teachers expected. Overly to be formed as a special district, election set for July 10.
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Dunseith
Dunnett
Rolette County
Yesterdy
Tom Cassidy
WestFassett
Teachers’ Institute
Bottineau County
Bottineau
Supreme court to hear Gessner vs Soo railway case
Measers Noble Blood and Adamson informed of the supreme court decision in the Gessner case. The district court upheld an arbitration value for land despite Gessner seeking a different value. The matter moves to the next district court for trial on the merits.
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Measers
Noble, Blood and
Adamson
Supreme Court
Fred Gessner
Soo Railway Company
Gessner
Ite Merite
Campbell Bros Big Shows to Exhibit in Lansford Tuesday
Campbell Bros now consolidated present two exhibitions in Lansford on Tuesday July 17. The group boasts 250 artists in equestrian, gymnastic and acrobatic acts with 25 clowns and 300 heroes plus trained animals in a grand parade at 10 a.m. This North Dakota visit marks the season’s peak. Western Implement Co. J. L. Farnum, Mgr.
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Campbell Bros
Lansford
Tuesaday
Stell Marvelous
Sears
North Dakota
District Court Adjourned Term Set For August 1
The adjourned June term of the District court is scheduled for August 1 at 10 a.m. Judge E. T. Burke of the Fifth District will serve as trial judge at Judge Goss's request. About sixty civil cases appear on the calendar.
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District Court
E. T. Burke
Fifth District
Goss
Presbyterian Services July 1 1906 Sermon by Rev J G Rinehardt
The Willow City preacher Rev J G Rinehardt will lead both morning and evening services on Sabbath July 1 1906 with the topic Humility the foundation virtue. He will discuss humility as a key Christian foundation and offer exhortations for daily faith.
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J. G. Rinehardt
Willow City
C. E
Sunday on the water at Lake Metigoshe
Residents and visitors describe a pleasant Lake Metigoshe weekend with Gibson and Mathews from Iowa, Blades and Lowe on the East Side, and many campers. The week brings ideal weather for fishing and bathing with tents up on Association grounds. The large boat Wababegum launch is set for July 2, while races draw Bottineau folk to the lake.
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Lake Metigoshe
Messrs Gibson and Mathews
Iowa
C. L. Blades
Mins
Joan Lowe
McKee
Howard
Hagnelfeld
Botts
Deloraine
Man
Souris
Messrs
James
Alex Thorburn
J. 0. Miller
F. M. Sherwood
Bottineau
Will Adams
Helgerson
Thomas
James Kyle
Lillie Stewart
Andrew Urneth
Martha Boehnke
Republican State Convention at James Town July 12
North Dakota Republican electors are called to a state convention at the Opera House in James Town on Thursday July 12 at 11 o clock for nominating candidates for the next general election and for other business. Delegates, elected by county under the primary law, will select two at large delegates per organized county and one for each 125 votes for GOP officers in 1904. contests and credentials to be filed with the Republican state committee chair by the morning of the convention.
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North Dakota
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party
Opera House
Jamestown
Congress
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Agriculture and Labor
Supreme Court
Bonnon
Ward
Willams
Pew
L. B, Hanna
Improve Complexion With Morning Cold Water Routine
To all out the hollow cheeks stimulate circulation and build tissue. Bathe the face with very cold water every morning and at night after facial rubbing with warm water pure soap and a complexion brush. Massage with orange flower skin food using a rotary fingertip motion. Sip a glassful of hot milk at bedtime.
Remedy for eye pain from old medical botchery
A fragment describes a home remedy using camphor spirits, powdered horse, acid, and boiling water. It instructs cooling, straining, and applying the solution away from bright light, noting that bad eyes stem from abuse or neglect and warning against wearing spotted clothing during tests.
Rainy tracing meet in Bottineau dampened by deluge
Rain washed out the Bottineau tracing meet over Tuesday to Thursday. Bottineau and Antler split ball games amid slow races with several events postponed or canceled. Deloraine and Westhope teams posted strong showings on clear days, while rain marred the festival for the Bottineau Trotting Club.
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O. J. Stirk
Chautauqua
J. E. Stewart
J. H. Cook
Michaels
Bottineau
Thomas Armstrong
Protal
Bottinena
Westhope
Antler
Miss Idol
Auberine
Jim Swift
Gov.rnor Rameey
Ruysl Whitefoot
Ermas Choise
Miss Harp
Sig
Malrina
Rose Dillon
Deloraion
Deloraine
Russell
Death of Mrs Daniel McBrayen Remains In Bottineau
Mrs Daniel McBrayen dies Wednesday June 27 and funeral is held at the Presbyterian church with interment in Oak Creek cemetery. The McBrayens were early Bottineau settlers who ran the Stone Hotel for years. Also note errata correcting cattle premium list omitting females and confirming eligibility for same premiums.
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Daniel McBrayen
Presbyterian Church
Oak Creek
McBrayen
Bottineau
Taken Up Estray Notice In Bottineau North Dakota
Notice of an estray taken up about June 5 a sorrel mare four years old about 1100 pounds with a white forehead stripe missing hair between ears no brands worn wire cut on right front foot and some gray in mane and tail owner must prove property pay charges and take away iP N Hoiseth Bottineau ND BR F D wast eight miles northeast
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Hoiseth
Bottineau
N.D
BR F. D
Simplex For Sale in Courant Circulation
Simplex type setting machine for sale by The Courant. About 500 pounds of 8 point face on 10 point body. Machine may be used at work any day and is as good as new. Price and terms furnished on application.
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the Courant
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