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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
6
Maxon deciphers a cryptic note from Coyle ordering readiness at twelve. A staged escape, a train ride, and a planned Arlington meeting set up a dramatic deception involving Rena, Dick, and Perry as the scheme twists toward a risky confrontation.
In a tense narrative, Perry Maron fears mounting pressure after a five month marriage. He slips into irritability and exhaustion while his brother Sam worries, and a late night scene hints at a looming mystery as a tall young man arrives at Perry’s house.
The manager notes the challenge of a part where the character speaks never, yet remains on stage most of the time. A dialogue hints at a chorus of doubtful actors and the pressure to deliver without lines, as quoted from the Detroit Free Press.
Henry Best plans a 38000 to 40000 bid for the Salter building contract to free funds for a marriage with Fannie, while rival John Fellows schemes to win the bid and woo the girl. Fannie learn of bids, then covertly forms The Frederick Jones Company to beat Fellows and secure the contract and a future with Best.
John T Booz and E L Drinkwater, Chicago businessmen and partners, were seen together at the Hollenden hotel. A humorous chase followed as Drinkwater sought Booz and Booz sought Drinkwater, ending with manager Jim Thompson recognizing their real names.
Public seating of school and institution lands in Bottineau County ND to be held at the courthouse Bottineau on April 1 1904 at 10 am. Lands appraised at ten dollars per acre or more offered for season 1908. lands under ten dollars offered for five years beginning 1908. Rent terms include minimum ten dollars per quarter section and fees for leases. Complete land list filed with county auditor. Board reserves right to reject bids. Dated at Bismarck March 1908.
A home talent company presents The Heir to to the Hoorah at the Opera House on March 11. Local performers stage an intimate musical comedy with community involvement and lighthearted humor.
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