Misses Fishman and Marshall wed in Willow City
Local notes report Miss Fanny Fishman will marry Gustav Daniel of New York at 6 pm with sixty guests at the Fishman home on International avenue. Also Miss Ethel Marshall weds Cecil Taylor in Sac. Montana with a westward honeymoon plan and a reception at home before leaving April 20. Public sermons announced for Sunday morning and evening with Sunday school at noon.
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Sac
Montana
Ethel Marshall
Cecil E. Taylor
St. Paul
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Tacoma
Saco
Grand Forks
Fishman
M. Fishman
Internaional Avenue
Fanny Fishman
Gustav Daniel
New York
Rabbi Papermeister
Ishman
Johnsgaard elected secretary treasurer of ND furniture group
Emil Johnsgaard of Bottineau was chosen secretary treasurer of the North Dakota State Furniture Dealers Association at the annual Grand Forks session held Thursday.
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North Dakota
Emil Johnsgaard
Bottineau
Furniture Dealers’ Association
Grand Forks
Cooperative auxiliary committee organizes amid opposition
Mr Johnsgaard joins a three member committee with John Thomas of Williston and T C Kenelley of Mandan to form a cooperative auxiliary for purchasing goods. They travel to Minneapolis to assess the situation and plan a meeting in Grand Forks alongside the funeral. M Noraman of Grand Forks is president and J R Borine of Balfour is vice president.
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Johnsgaard
John Thomas
Williston
T. C. Kenelley
Mandan
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
Grand Forks At the Same Time As the Funeral, Directors’ Association
M. Noraman
Association
J. R. Boriine
Balfour
Farmers Institute Program Highlights at Bot tineau
State farmers institute under T A Hoverstad will meet in Bottineau on Tuesday March 17 with 10 am and 1 30 pm sessions. Prof Thomas Shaw and Prof O O Churchill of North Dakota State College will speak on soil fertility and field crops. Question box and free institute annual distributed. events also set for Souris Omemee Glenburn Mohall and Lansford on subsequent dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farmers’ Institute
T. A. Hoverstad
Fargo
Bottineau
Thomas Shaw
North _ Dakota
O. O. Churchill
The
Agricultural College
North Dakota
N. D
Institute
Souris
Omemee
Glenburn
Mohall
Lansford
C A Johnson Candidacy For Governor
The Tribune reports C A Johnson of Minot announces his Republican bid for governor. Johnson, a former legislator from Ward County, is described as active, enthusiastic, and broadly trusted to perform duties creditably and intelligently if elected.
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Tribune
C.A. Johnson
Minot
Ward County
Johnson
We Reject The People. You can increase your business by using the long distance lines of the Northern Telephone Company.
A terse promotional line urges readers to boost their business via Northern Telephone Company's long distance lines, reflecting a dated advertising style and emphasis on telecommunication services.
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The
Northern Telephone Company
Johnson Candidacy Seen With Local Pride And Support
The account portrays Johnson as having a clean public record and private life, trusted by friends and allies. It notes western and northern counties as rich and populous, expecting Johnson to draw strong backing from local pride and regional strength to propel a statewide campaign.
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Johnson
Ward
North Dakota Praised as a Rising State by J J Hill
In an interview President J J Hill praised North Dakota citing The Great Northern railroad with thirty one stations in the state earning over 100000 annually while thirty eight stations earned between fifty thousand and one hundred thousand. He said the combined earnings are a record unmatched by older communities and urged belief in the state’s soil, transportation, education, and industrious citizens.
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J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
North Dakota
Band Organized At Tuesday Meeting In McArthur Building
A Tuesday evening meeting in the McArthur building perfected the organization of a band. Wm Hewson was elected president with J Thurman as vice president and Andrew Urseth as secretary treasurer. C W Davis serves as business manager and Prof M W Mathews of Westhope as director.
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McArthur
C. W. Davis
Duncan McArthur
Wm. Hewson
J. Thurman
Andrew Urseth
Prof
M. W. Mathews
Westhope
Joseph Quamme
Jesse Stafford
C. G. Drew
Frank
School of Forestry Notes and Local Activities
Monthly examinations are underway and Miss Carey is on the sick list. Fred Medhurst visited his parents in Russell for a few days. The chemistry class analyzes limestone and coal for class work, engaging pupils and teachers. Several students plan to attend the Westhope debate with the local high school this evening. An athletic association meeting was called Monday but lacked a quorum and was postponed.
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John Crites
Phil Halls
Barton
Phil
Agnes Gatrdsmoe
Bowerman
Main Street
Fountain House
Hager Street
Fred Medhurst
Russell
Westhope
Athletic Association
Bottineau County Births Report
To Mr and Mrs B F Bradley seven miles southeast of Lansford February 24 a son. To Mr and Mrs Henry Coe Omemee February a son. To Mr and Mrs Alois Maier Eckman February 22 a son. To Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith Russell February 21 a son. To Mr and Mrs W R Gromshong Russell February 21 a daughter.
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B.F. Bradley
Lansford
Henry Coe Omemee
Alois Maier
Eckman
Elmer Smith
Russell
W.R. Groshong
Committee Fixes Date and Apportionment of Delegates
The republican county central committee met in Bottineau to set the county convention date for selecting sixteen delegates to Minot for the state convention on May 14. The convention will be held Friday March 20 at Omemee. Caucuses to choose delegates are scheduled Saturday March 14 from 2 to 3 pm in each precinct. Members present included W A H Williams Maxbass G W Baker Westhope Arcade Bergeron Tarsus Ole Bjorgo Newburg G K Vikan P J Scully Peter Scott W H Adams and State Committeeman Matt Johnson of Omemee.
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Republican County Central
Bottineau
Bottineau County
Minot
Omemee
W. A H. Williams
Maxbass
G.W. Baker
Westhope
Arcade Bergeron
Tarsus
Ole Bjorgo
Newburg
G. K. Vikan
P. J. Scully
Peter Scott
W. H. Adams
Souris
E. O. Haraldson
Lansford
Matt Johnson
Embalmer Jesse H Weaver Passes State Board Test
Jesse H. Weaver of this city ranked high among thirteen applicants who passed the state board of embalmers examination at Grand Forks last week. He is now a licensed embalmer qualified to practice in North Dakota. Other successful candidates include E. J. Skjold of Souris J. A. Schmelzer of Eckman John A Murphy of Rolette.
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Jesse H. Weaver
Thi City
State Board of Embalmers
Grand Forks
Entertainers Elias Day Duo Highlight Lecture Course
The fourth number of the citizens lecture course features Mr. and Mrs. Elias Day, impersonators and entertainers, with Robert Parker Miles praising them. The pair have performed in New York, Chicago, and other major cities nationwide, and are lauded as star attractions for Bottineau’s program.
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Elias Day
Robert Parker Miles
Bottineau
New York
Chicago
Entertainer Elias Day and Mrs. Oranne Truitt Delight Coldren Audience
The Coldren audience enjoyed a superb program by Elias Day and Oranne Truitt. Day’s facial makeup and expressive acting carried multiple characters from Cockney to Hoosier store lounger, moving viewers to tender, humane emotion. The performance, praised by the State University Course bureau, stood out as unusually excellent.
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Elias Day
Oranne Truitt
Society of Equity Elects County Officers at Bottineau
The county union of the American Society of Equity met in the Bottineau courthouse on Thursday afternoon. Officers elected include J. L. Gorder as president and B. C. Falkenalleu as vice president, with R. O. H. Minkle as secretary and treasurer. The president may appoint a county organizer. A telegram urging grain inspection was not sent.
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American Society of Equity
Court House
A. G. Burr
RK. H. Minkle
Bottineau
Charles F. Shong
Newburg
George KR
Pettie
Dunsvith
J. L. Gorder
Carbury
B.C. Falkenalleu
RO He Minkle
Hottineau
Mr. Gorder
Henry Russell
Everitt
Nels Magnuson
Congress
Second Homestead Entries Law Expands Rights
Congress approved February 8 a law allowing individuals who forfeited or abandoned a prior homestead to be eligible for a second entry as if the first had not occurred. Applicants must provide the former entry’s description and date, with fraud or valuable consideration relinquishments excluding eligibility. The measure removes prior proof of relinquishment reasons, reducing disputes over second homesteads.
Methodist Episcopal Church Services Schedule Notice
Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday services next week at 11 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening with Sunday school at 1215 and Epworth League at 630 All seats are free Reverend D Stratford Scading serves as pastor The ladies aid will be entertained on Thursday March 13 by Mrs C A Leonard all members requested to attend.
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Epworth League
D. Stratford Scading
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra
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Willow City
Mel Marshall
Willow Gi
James Stewart
Pnemonia
Rev
Mrs. Price Lef
Iowa
J. C. Adamson
Our City
McCain
First National Bank
W. K. Jacoby
Baby
Mankato
How. E. C. Bowen
Winllow City
Hon. Co. Michael
J. P
Jeanette Pepin
Alice Dickinson
O. B. Lundy
Davis Building
Dr Lundy
Theo Lehmann
Honor E. Johnsgaard
EMI Johnsgaamd
Farmers’ Institute
Thos. Shaw
C. 0. Churchill
State Agricultural College
School of Forestry Notes
Miss Carey
State Board
Society OF Equity
County Union
Omeers
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