Bottineau County News Roundup Brimming With Local Happenings
Our Correspondents report a six week vacation to Rochester for Dr and Mrs Ely, land buyers from Illinois and Wisconsin, local illnesses, and a new Bottineau marshal improving streets. The community laments missed races due to rain, notes store changes, weddings, church events, and political critiques of North Dakota Republicans.
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Bottineau
Turf Club
Bottineau County
Minot
Montana
North Dakota
Grafton
Malmgren & Doeltz
Minnesota
Republican Party
McKenzie
LaMoure
Anton Svensrud
McKennie
Oakland
Hane
Jud la Monure
Little
Hanna
Falkenstein
Tennyson
Meadow Article Describes Rail Town Progress and Local Happenings
Meadow Upham awaits the rail line to Deep with completion aimed by Saturday. Bridge builders finish the last pile top as inspectors recover missing timber, and a spark from John Kongslie’s engine inspires a near miss with a strawpile. Residents discuss a bridge serves the Deep and a nearer market to Meadowites.
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Meadow Upham
Meadow
Upham
Albert Lund Haa
Montara
John Kongslie
Jesse Jacobeony
Et Ca
Wisconsin
Ife
County builds two Boundary Creek bridges and road work underway
Piles are in place and grading is progressing for two bridges over Boundary Creek at the town line and range line near C L Gorder. Road work spreads through the township as residents report crop damage from heavy rains and flax loss in low areas. A July Fourth celebration occurs at Eilert Vedquam’s. a bell fundraising drive for the US church advances. Elopement of Edward Schefte and Mary Stenseng linked to Canada. Special train service set for July 4 between Westhope and Rugby, with multiple departures.
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Bottineau
Eneak
Ladies Aid
Swedish Lutheran Church
O. Buckman
Folker
Indies
M. Zimmerman
M. E. Church
B. G. Evans
Rueseff
Boundary
Range
C. L. Gorder
Adolph Skagen
Robert Teevans
Canada
Mike
Eilert Vedquam
Mary Stenseng
Stenseng
Edward Schefte
Schefte
Carl
Oak Cemetery Association Notice of Annual Meeting and Grounds Work
Notice to Oak Cemetery Association members announces Bottineau Woodman Hall Friday July 7 at 3 PM for annual officer election and discussion of grounds beautification. Also Turtle Mountain Lodge No 481 O of F expresses sympathy for Elizabeth Welch’s family and offers tribute and support.
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Oak Cemetery Association
Bottineau
Woodman Hall
J. N. Greiner
Wm. Stewart
Elizabeth Welch
Tinesa
Rebekah
Turtle Mountain Lodge
F. C. B. Adams
R. A. Parker
Howard Belyea
Gray mare taken in near Omomee by Pepill
A gray mare about four years old and 700 pounds was taken up near SW 6-161-77 around June 20. Branded XK on the left hind leg. Owner must prove property and pay charges. Signed A. Pepill. (June 208d.)
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My Place
A. Pepill
Omomee
North Dakota Rail Extensions Spur New Towns
Great Northern Railway advances lines northward in North Dakota creating new towns along Barles Edmore Thorne Maxhaes and West Hope Antler corridors. A pamphlet titled New Towns in North Dakota mailed by F L Whitney describes these developments and outlines extension projects for further growth.
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North Dakota
Northern
Great Northern Railway
Barles
Eat Northern Railway
F. L. Whitney
St. Paul
Inn
Ixtanalona
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