Bottineau News Notes Open Land, Rail Plans and Fete
The Turtle Mountain Forest Reserve opens for settlement on July 3, promising land rush. Richburg to be Great Northern terminus, not Bottineau. Isaac Ralston injures a leg breaking a colt. Fourth of July celebration planned east of Oak Creek with free dinner. Bottineau hosts W C T U convention July 10 11. Special train to Fourth unavailable due to GN. Children’s Day program at Presbyterian church a success with over twenty dollars raised and Bible prize awarded.
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Turtle Mountain
Isaac Ralston
Town
Bottineau
Ladies of the Lutheran Church
Turtle Mountains
Mt. Iver
Thowpoon
Oak Creek
Gata
Pickig
Omemee
Willow Gi
Rugby
Willow City
Paner Ae
Great Northern
Bottineau County
Wilton City
Peache Lake
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Mil Qustad
Mi ‘Keepi Cam
Hymin
Linnie Baie
Mildred Mor Pein
Thos. White
Henry Warner
Nelson Bros
Fragmented Local Personal Notes and Mentions
A collection of brief items mentions McARriuR Purely Personal notes about FE McIntosh visiting Omoméo and Archies Hanson taking a posts in confectionery. Several references to holiday dates, regional places like Deloraine Inkster N D and Bay North Starshoe plus a general note on an ice cream serving at MoBray.
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FE McIntosh
Omoméo
el Dave Williamson
Deloraine
Archies Hanson
Ics Confectionery
Bay
North Starshoe
Mra
Emil Nelson
Inkster
N. D
MoBray
Old Settlers Picnic Date Set For July 1748
A July 1748 date is set for the old settlers picnic though a venue remains undecided. Rev H P O Presiding Elder of the Grand Forks will preach at the M E Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m. He is known as an excellent speaker and urged to attend.
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H. P
Grand Forks Aiso
M. E
Without a Dentist in Bottineau Moves West
Bottineau loses resident dentist Dr. H. L. Ennis after a few months here. He departs, stating Bottineau’s 18 territory is too small to support a dentist. Other two first‑class dentists had already built a large local practice. Ennis will relocate his headquarters to Williston.
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Bottineau
H. L. Ennis
Dr. Ennis
Williston
Wm 8
Whedon
First National Bank of
Winterset
Towa
Ins
Chamberlain
Baptist Children’s Day Exercises At Local Church
Sunday morning services included a children’s program led by Mr H S Blood as chairman and Miss Thitza Greiner at the organ. The room featured plants and flowers while young participants delivered recitations and a notable offerings included a song titled McArthur and displays by Pearl ur, Lottie Ehribar and Ada Greiner.
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Baptist Church
UGE
H. S. Blood
Thitza Greiner
soroby _ a McArthur
Lizees Pearl Ur
Lottie Ehribar
Ada Greiner
County Convention Report From Willow City Meeting
The Republican county convention met yesterday at Willow City with strong attendance and harmony. N Meighen was elected chairman and F Falkenstein secretary. Delegates to the State convention at Grand Forks on May 11 1900 included T E Fox A Svenarud T C Michael John Taylor Ole Roland T Z Woods G K Vikan G L Falchler O Falkenstein J J Scully and J E B Jenks. A separate list names delegates to a Judicial convention to be held at Rugby after Grand Forks. A mass meeting in Bottineau County adopted resolutions to promote building a ford or bridge across the Mouse river, elect a committee to solicit funds and materials, widen the ford to ten feet, and petition county commissioners for a bridge.
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Willow City
N. Meighen
F. ©. Falkenstein
Grand Forks
T. E. Fox
A. Svenarud
T. C. Michael
John Taylor
Ole Roland
T. Z. Woods
G. K. Vikan
G. L. Falchler
O. Falkenstein
J. J. Scully
J. E B. Jenks
O. G. Gorder
Rugby
EB B. Goss
A. W. McKinnon
L. P. wcMay
B. Mahaney
Albert Rhenell
W. B. Rea
Geo. McFarlane
Pete Bersenters
F. M. Hammond
Rae
Geo. Whitting
Geo. Perris
Saperlae
Béttineau County
State of North
Meuse River
Mouse River
Bottinoan County
All Aid
Er Jn Panera Funda
Aball Barismotion
Fred Gessner
Nan Luedtke
Q. F. Bong
Bottineau News Briefs and Local Notices Mention July 2 Events
Bottineau residents report a week of activity with farm loans, a July 3 Boissevain celebration, and preparations for Willow City and Omemee events. Key names include Miss Louisa Grebo, J. S. O'Brien, Henry Perrin, and R. A. Scholfield with notices on real estate, local travel, and the Deering machinery sign. Community updates cover attendance at conventions, church services, and planned dances on July 4 at Scholfield’s hotel.
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Mart Adson
Repois
Bottineau
O'Brien
Henry Perrin
Willow City
Poet
Leeds
Pat
Henry Lavelle
Mapas Reap
John Doherty
Scotia
Boissevain
McBrayen
Court House
Fifth Street
A. G Afer
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Mila
Obrect
Edneaday
Jomt
Be Es
Oceans Enaeee Osore
N. Ry
Laavn Borrimay
Borry
Rugby Junction
Ichburg
Paeyevars
Richburg
Unroh
Gals
Gil
Vi. Greig
Dr. Clements
Fargo
O. Martin
Brynjolfson
Grand For
Frank Lillie
Geo. Coulthard
Ilivain & Fisk
Charley Milloy
John McAfee
Leslie & McAfee
Minneapolis
R. A. Johnson
Jamestown
Ontario
William and
David Williamson
Brown
West Superior
Boissevains
Attornoner Bopes
W. H. McIntosh & Co
Port Omics
J.G. Cornwell
Mise Clara
Omemée
O. B. Cornwell
Post Office
Pioneer Press
Grand Minneapolis Journal
Minneapolis Tribune
H. Gardner
Bainsevaine
R.A. Scholfield
Robert
Devils Lake
Deering
Deering Company
A.G. Bbrr
Ww. B. Rea’s
Ww. B. Rea
Willow Cl
Minnesota
Mont
Orga
E.ertresvaag
Ahas. Seger
Ween Wats
Seger
Thompson Street
A. G. Burr
Willow
Geraenon
Bruhjell
Eith
Janed-Tr
B. McCulloen
C. B. Lundy
W.¥. Madden
Janeo
Gro. Helaize
My Place
Peter Tarlset
Jane
Columbia Bicycles
Wheeler & Wilson Ball
Mound City
McIntosh Bros
Go. Brees
Frank Fisk
Noh
Dakota
Attorneys AT Law
Dae
Lawytber
Bottineau, N. D
E. B. Goss
H. D
A. RE. MacKay
Aradoste
Trinity Univensity
Toronto
Canada
Ofice
Stewart
J. A. Greig
M. D
W. D
McArthur
DES
Engstad & Westeen
Physicians & Surgeons
Grand Fores
A. R. Caldwell
LDC
London
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