Bottineau County Fair Notes Call for Competent Judges
Bottineau County fair organizers urge securing competent judges across all departments to improve prize awards and exhibitor interest. A Dakota Farmer letter from Dr John T Dinwoody backs the fair, noting Bottineau is a strong Northwest agricultural center despite tough years. The message encourages preparations for the upcoming event with seed corn, canning exhibits, and turkey contingents, while inviting a larger local delegation to the board meeting in Bottineau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Farmer
John T. Dinwoody
Bottinesa County
John
John T
Omemee
Omemeé
Moi
Bottineau
Tin
Commencement Week Plans at Forestry State Normal
Forestry State Normal outlines Commencement Week events with music recital May 20 and 22 lectures at the Grand Theatre. The Second Annual Track and Field Meet unfolds May 14 at the Fair Grounds with teams from Barton Antler Landa Omemee Willow City Kramer Lansford Mohall and three divisions for different pupil levels. Admission is 25 and 85 cents as students join a marching procession from the Stone Hotel at 1 PM.
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Atvand
Grand
Deason
Ticketa
Dean Squires
Grand Theatre
Fair Grounds
Taeasee Ohools
Barton
Antler
Landa
Omemee
Willow City
Kramer
Lansford
Mohall
Mak
Stone Hotel
Aed le
Boys Stock Judging Contest Organizes Training Near Newburg
The first meeting of the Boys stock judging program was held at Sam Martin's farm north of Newburg on Thursday afternoon. Sixteen boys enrolled, with a goal of at least 100 county participants for training, prizes, and future farming value including a free trip to Fargo for the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Martin
Newburg
Elec
Fargo
Report of School Nurse Examination in Bottineau County
Report of School Examination for Bottineau County covering period March 23 to April 29, 1921. Includes counts of schools examined and cases noted such as defective tests and teeth pulled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
Esseet
Bottinesn
Commercial Club Monthly Meeting Recap
The Commercial Club held its regular monthly meeting Monday night. Members approved routine business and went on record with several notes regarding local matters and ongoing activities.
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Commercial Club
Rouue
North Dakota Appeals for State Bonds to Backed Projects
The Industrial Commission of North Dakota urges citizens and national investors to buy bonds backing a state bank a large terminal elevator a flour mill a rural credits program and a home building plan to finance self government democracy and public welfare. The appeal cites state credit and signals caution against unauthorized agents with payment via checks drafts or money orders to The Bank of North Dakota in Bismarck.
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Industrial Commission of
North Dakota
America
Bat
Supreme Court of the United States
Financial of America
People of
THE
Lynn J. Frazier
William Lemke
John N. Hagan
Bank OF North Dakota
Oiter
State of North Dakota
Land Department
Bismarck
Immigration letter urges North Dakota ad campaign to attract settlers
A letter from the Immigration Department urges North Dakota communities to launch a large advertising drive to attract settlers from the corn belt. It cites land affordability, the need for statewide funding, and coordinated efforts with railroads to publicize opportunities. The writer, Frank Collins, calls for joint action to grow industry and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau Courant
Bottineau
N. Dek
Stan Jey
North Dakota
Immigration Department
Frank Collins
Rudolph Gust Dies at St Andrews Hospital
Rudolph Gust of Kramer died Sunday morning at St Andrews hospital from appendicitis. He came to Bottineau County with his parents in 1890 and leaves two wives and two children, besides his parents and several brothers. Funeral arrangements are pending as friends extend sympathy.
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St Andrews Hospital
Rudolph Gust
Kramer
Bottineau County
Senior Play A Prairie Rose Presented At Grand Theatre
High school notes describe the Senior Play A Prairie Rose set for Monday evening May 23 at the Grand Theatre. The Western play features eleven characters with Rose as the heroine and a tense love story involving Doctor Raymond and a divorced man. The ending is happy for most. Fr Featherhead faces a rejected proposal after four years of rehearsal. The cash of characters appears next week along with school silverware additions to Home Economics. The article covers the commencement banquet and dancing, praising the Junior Class for organization and Miss Young's guidance.
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Grand Theatre
Prairie Rose
Rose
Raymond
Fr. Featherhead
Merle McBain
Memorial Service at Presbyterian Church May Fifteenth
The American Legion to hold a memorial service at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 8 P M May 15. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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American Legion
Revival Services At Bottineau And Nordland Lutheran Churches
Morning services at Bottineau and Nordland churches next Sunday with 10 45 and 11 o clock starts plus an all day event Monday at 10 30 arranged to support church work. Catechumen class meets Friday at 4 30 P M. Evangelist Umberger headlines revival attendance grows. Program includes Bible lessons basket dinner and evening sermon for the city.
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Bottineau Lutheran Church
Suney
Nordland Church
Ae Church
Catechumen of
Mangers
Evangelist Umberger
Mani
Evangelist
Notice to Civil War and Spanish American Veterans
Notice to Civil War and Spanish American veterans regarding entitlements and committee actions. The notice references pension adjustments and eligibility requirements for members, urging readers to verify their status with the veterans committee.
Hatfield Brings Rain in Canada
Medicine Hat Alberta May 10 Charles M Hatfield the rain maker for the United Farmers association of Alberta reports that since May 1 in a 100 mile radius nearly an inch of rain has fallen. The group contracts to pay Hatfield 1000 per inch for up to eight inches in May June and July and has a guarantee fund. Hatfield says he taps moisture laden clouds not a clear sky and will not reveal his method.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Charles M. Hatfield
United Farmers Association of Alberta
United Farmers Association Reporm
Hatfield
Decoration Day Program at Bottineau
Bottineau American Legion Post No 42 organized Decoration Day events for May 30 starting 10 AM. A band concert leads the parade to the cemetery for veterans graveside ceremonies followed by an address by F R Landers State Commander. Afternoon features wrestling, horse race, and Bottineau vs Omemee baseball. program is free to all, veterans urged to attend in uniform.
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Bottineau
F. R. Landers
American Legion
Omemee
Livestock Demonstrations Set Across Local Farms
Dr Don McMahan Extension Veterinary of the Agricultural College will lead livestock demonstrations on five area farms May 17 to May 19. Demonstrations cover castration docking disease prevention. Attendances promised to bring dollars and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McMahan
The
Agricultural College
S. J. Martin
Newbury
Geo Lillie
Marbase
Ino. Stevenson
Eckman
John Fossum
New and Eckman
Thiel
Kramer
Dolars
Celle
State Aid Granted to Bottineau County Schools in 1919 20
Bottineau County lists 23 schools receiving state aid for the year ending June 30 1920 including first class consolidated nine second class four third class five one room schools totaling 12076.24. Seven additional schools received aid earlier.
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Bottineau County
Sinner’s Call Discussed in Weekly Themes
A fragmented schedule outlines themes for the week ending March with talks on God’s call to the Sinner, Destiny of the Sinner, and related reflections.
Examinations Report From Local School
Exam notices indicate Wes Et Conthiee and Puldey Meg may face sessions with mixed results and incomplete data. Officials caution students and parents about scheduling and grading delays amid ongoing assessments.
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Forestry State Normal
Mercial Club Monthly Meeting
Wall Street
Money Trust
Immigration
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie, R. RB. Company
Prank Collins
County
Minneapolis
Mim
Warner’s Hall
Miss Young
Louis Eastgate
Presbyterian Church
Lutheran Church
T. T. Carlson
Baptist Meetings
Canada
Maker
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