Post Ones Directory and Time Table Notes
Official county paper item lists arrivals and departures for Hughy and Reeatta trains, with daily open hours and connections. It mentions domestic animals care items and stock food brands marketed by D. H. McArthur Drug.
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Hughy
Cere BeLpockty
Tuco
Paaeaeenerea
da. Sa
International Stock Food
Bisek
D. H. McArthur
Purposely Personal Local Gossip and Notices
A scattered Bottineau area column notes real estate work by A G Barr and loans by Scott Bowen, visits from Souris, Scotia, Antler, Omemee, and Ontario, plus marriages at the Baptist parsonage, skating race plans at the Bottineau rink, and church announcements. Mentions of Dr Dochterman, Palace Pharmacy, Woodmen ball, and local business ads pepper the page with community updates and ads for goods and services.
Bottineau items note club dance and local business moves
The Twentieth Century Club enjoyed a Friday evening dance at the Commercial. Local business shifts include Lingle Bruce moving furniture to a new lighted location near the old McBrayen hotel, and Petrons Exchange opening a Farmer Implement Department at Roaria with Ole Bjergo and John Mitchell in charge. W A Crawford, Ken Wylie and Jas Baker of Neche ND looked at land in Bottineau county. Crawford bought a riverfront quarter section from Jas McCabe. A large fish from Fish Lake weighed 75 pounds with two heads and four eyes, bought by the Iowa Colonization Co. and sent to Washington. Rev Father Tarcotte plans a caste play after Easter with local talent. Thos Gardner returns from Oklahoma. may relocate there if he sells county property, though locals hope he stays.
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J. H. Bell & Co
W. H. McInrose & Co
St. Patrick
Towa Colonization Co
Towa
Twentieth Century Club
W. A. Crawford
Ken Wylie
Jas. Baker
Neche
N. D
Mr. Crawford
Jas. McCabe
Ward County
Bottineau County
Lingle & Bruce
McBrayen
Bet of Light
Petrons Exchange
Farmer Implement
Roaria
Ole Bjergo
John Mitchell
Howard Belgen
Chicago
Pastour Institute
Fish Lake
Iowa Colonization Co
Washington, D. C
Tarcotte
Bottineau
Bottineau to get a new bowling alley amid wedding plans
Bottineau residents learn Joe Shunik of Renville Minn has bought south Main street lots north of Maynard's tailor shop to build a bowling alley. A wedding at the Baptist parsonage with Rev Peter Mitchell officiating joins Earl Price of Souris and Mrs Nettie Lawrence of Superior in a morning ceremony. The wedding party toured land beyond the Mouse river after the ceremony.
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Bottinean
Joe Shunik
Renville
Minn
South Main Street
Maynard's Tailor Shop
the Baptist Parsonage
Peter Mitchell
Earl
Price
Souris
Nettie Lawrence
Superior
Mouse River
Notice of Tenders Wanted for Odd Fellows Hall
Sealed proposals for building an Odd Fellows Hall will be received by Turtle Mountain Lodge No 48 I O C F until 5 pm Monday March 31 1902. Bids to include a 500 certified check payable to Turtle Mountain Lodge No 98 I C O F. Plans and specs available at First National Bank Bottineau N D. Mail bids to the undersigned chairman Mr SMITH chairman of Building Committee.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Turtle Mountain Lodge No
I. C
First National Bank of
Teachers Association Program at Bottineau Public School
The program for the Teachers Association at Bottineau in the public school building on Saturday March 15 begins 1 p m with songs and recitations. It features papers on reading instruction, grade discipline and state course of study, open discussions led by local educators, vocal and instrumental performances, and a farewell note.
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Teachers’ Association
Bottineau
Basket Social At Greiner Hall To Aid Band Fund
On Wednesday next the band will host a basket supper at Greiner's hall to raise funds for instrument debt and uniforms for the coming season. The event features a social with a dance afterward and is expected to draw a large crowd. Local notices mention farm loans, cigar sales, a lost item near Bottinent, and a boat land ad with various stray phrases.
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Greiner’s Hall
Cough Remedy sales and unclaimed letter notices excerpt
Jan 25 1901 A F Clark druggist Glade Spring Va sold twelve bottles Chamberlain Cough Remedy praising its quick cure. Also unclaimed letters list Bottineau ND week ending March 1 1902 with many names and a reminder to say advertised or letters will go to Dead Letter office.
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Chamberlain
A. F. Clark
Glade Spring
Witpitt
Bottineau
N. D
Auison
Birdie Obert E
Ambler
Wilber Mille von Anderson
Oliver Messrs
Peter Archer
Henryson
FB. Blomvik
Peder N. Thomason Blostrom
Charle Brockly
Jas, Bakken
Syver J. Keogan
Lear
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Official County Paper
G. N. Ry
Borreveay
Oh Sista
Bughy Sanclion
A. G. Barr
Jno. F. Haskett
Robi. Zirkle
Sergius
Johan McPhee
Scotia
Hannibal Ham
John McKee
Ontario
the Baptist Church Parsonage
A. O. Mendenhall
Cora Hatfeld
Scott d& Bowen
M. W. Fawcett
Lourie
Scott & Bowen
Dochterman
Town Colonization Company
Carpentier
New York
Johnson Mercantile
T. M. Babington
Gouris
Geo. T. Larson
Warner
Richburg
Palace Pharmacy
Dave Williamson
Sears
Emil Nelson
Omemee
Turtle Mountains
John Logan
Antler
W. H. McIntosh & Co
Barkway
District Court
Jos. Fix
Wisconsin
Illinoia
Will Osens
H. P. Cooper
Grand Forks
M. E
F. C. Johnston
Geo
T. Larson
T. Laraga
Mr. Larson
Ethel Rathbone
Mitchell
Larson
George T
Henry T. Crook
Asheville
N.C
Gazette
Levi Mellon
Iowa
Toe Courant
Dale-Stabeck Co
Minnesota
Neil McKinnnon
H. Welwellvs
J. G. Kapps
Collins Bros
Andro
Harry Fisher
G. N
Ferguson
Great Northern
Hans Tweet
Antoon Olen
Bliazard
North
Caria
Lannox
Hank Onsker
Baa
Thos, Gardner
Oklahoma
Mr. Gardner
Hamilton
Hampden
Fai Sala
Bottineau County, N. C
United States
Eastern States
Bottineau Co
North Dakota
Guy L. Scott
F. C. Bowen
Stott Land
Peron
Sheldon
Jeweler
McArthur's Drug Store
Basket Social
Fawcett & Co
Wednesaday
Bottinent
Arildgtan Hotel
Tmar-it-pol
Sores
Bonris
Taguire
Avay Jornada
Hottmean
Ryid
Be Rivington
D. D. Sabeans
Fred G. Stroue
Karl
Trumbull
Jas
Wee Eh Jan
Mre
T. O. Witte
Marr J Johnsons Boxe
Ycys
M.w.fawostt & Co. Draggil