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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1920

Page

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Shorthorn Sale Tuesday At Hot tineau County Fair

The first annual Shorthorn cattle sale at the Hot tineau county fair drew a fair crowd despite pleasant weather. About 85 head were sold at low figures, with breeders satisfied as the county moves toward broader stock. Auctioneers were Col. Frank Hyland and Col. A. Berthinume. The Courant hopes for a poultry and vegetables exhibit around early October and notes the aim for every farm in the county to own thoroughbred stock.

Hottineau County Bottineau County Frank Hyland A. Berthinume Wilbes Courant Bollicean

Poultry Exhibit Showcases Quality Birds and Awards

The Poultry Exhibit features top exhibitors Dr Jirikowic Souris S J Martin Westhope A H White Kramer J BR Runsell A R Russell Carl Walfe M R Shuler Charles Ners F J Yellen R W Willson and H Wilson Bottinesa. John Standt of Minot awards winners across White Wyandottes White Leghorns Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and more with detailed placings for each exhibitor and bird type. The display is praised for its high quality birds fit for national shows amid a strong stormy night backdrop.

Dr. Jirikowic Souris S. J. Martin Westhope A. H. White Kramer J. BR. Runsell A. R. Russell Carl Walfe M. R. Shuler Charles Ners F. J. Yellen R. W. Willson H. Wilson Plymouth Rocks J. B. Russell Shuler Ickl Qnd Ekl Isthen Martin Rhode Island Reds H.wilson Young Pen Butt Carole Ea Hee Vt Hiatt Mocks

Bird show disrupted by storm halting coop process for exhibitors

On a stormy day owners could not coop their birds. Cards highlighted a 74 3. C. Leghorns owned by H. R. Russell and entries from the 9th National-aying contests for an eleven in. Fis ending October 1st 1920. Few sales occurred due to crowding. the note urges exhibitors and city folks to prepare for a fall or winter show to ensure success.

H. R. Russell

Shorthorn Breeders and Bottineau Citizens Banqueted

A Bottineau county gathering after a Shorthorn cattle sale drew about 200 attendees. President A H White chaired, J J Weeks welcomed guests, and speakers including Dr McMahon of the Agriculture Extension Division urged purebred stock and cautioned on tuberculosis. Local students performed. Auld Lang Syne closed the evening.

Commercial Club Bottineau County A. H. White Shorthorn Association J. J. Weeks Bottineau Sandy” Cranston Antler Harry Lauder North Dakota Cranston Wood Miss Anceaus Aamodt Johnston Walker N. D. Gorman Ward County Bottinéau McMahon Agriculture Ext. Div Miss Fortney Miss Kippen Kenneth McKenzie

Brinton's Paper Finishes Third in County Race

Burleigh County Farmers press owner Job Wells Brinton failed to win official county paper status. Palmer Labor State Record took the top spot, leaving Brinton in third after a $600 loss. Harry B Dunbar collected over $500 in bets, with seven contributors backing the wager.

Bismarck Burleigh County Dunbar Doctor Hibbs James Curran C. K Gummerson H. P. Knappen Joseph Coughlin Anton Pete Deas Gummerson Knappen Brinton Maxuma

Hatfield the Rainmaker Claims Thirsty West Winds

Hatfield the Rainmaker remains controversial yet prolific, delivering rain across the Southwest for fortyone sessions in sixteen years. He claims clouds form when his apparatus operates and notes government access to his method, while San Diego faces a deadly Otay flood after a 1916 Morena rainfall surge.

Hatfield Chino California San Diego Morena United States Otay Providence Fred E. Sims Willow City

Public Health and the Red Cross

The Red Cross shifts to Peace Time public health work after Armistice. It highlights first aid, home service, disaster relief spending, and the Junior Red Cross training fourteen million children. The program emphasizes prevention via Health Centers and education to curb disease and deaths. Lost on Lake Metigoshe noted.

American Red Cross Red Cross America United States Montana Bottineau Red Cross Home Service Red Cross Health Center

Rolette County Farmers Defeat Candidate for Superintendent

In Rolette County farmers acted quickly after their endorsed candidate repudiated the Nonpartisan League. A rapid canvass and sticker campaign helped elect Miss Luella Marcotte, a Rolla High School teacher and University of North Dakota graduate, by about 800 votes. The former candidate, Margaret A. Beede, had been backed by the League.

Rolette County Nonpartisan League Margaret A. Beede Farmers Turtle Mountain Star North Dakota Luella Marcotte Burt Sager Farmers’ Organization Marcotte Rolla University of North Dakota The Courier News

Bottineau Lutheran Church Announces Evangelistic Meetings

Next Sunday services at Bottineau Lutheran Church include Norwegian worship at 10 45 a m and English service at 7 30 p m with E L Scotvold of Camrose Alberta preaching at both. Evangelistic meetings led by Scotvold occur every evening next week at 8 p m English only. </s>

Bottineau Lutheran Church E. L. Scotvold Camrose Alberta Canada Ladies Aid of John Elton

Patriotism as a Peace Time Habit Opinion Piece

The piece questions whether marching drums awaken patriotism and asserts the need to act for suffering beyond war. It emphasizes defeating disease as a daily duty and notes the Red Cross shifts from relief to ready disaster response rather than aiding war-torn regions.

The Red Cross

Incomplete Vote Totals On State Ticket Revealed

The Courant reports incomplete results from 2 048 precincts showing totals for state ticket candidates. Listings include Lieut. Governor Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Insurance Commissioner Commissioner of Agriculture Railroad Commissioners Supreme Court Supt Public Instruction and referendum questions with yes and no tallies.

the Courant Fargo L. J. Frazier Abe J. PF. T. O'Connor Crete J. F. McGranh B. R. Wood A. P. Alfon Thos. Hall Carl R. Kositzky D. C. Poindexter Cope Loo Ole Kaldor Bree jJohn Steen R. J. Kamplin Wm. Lemke L Insurance S. A. Olsness Ve Commissioner of Agriculture Bundagta John N. Hagen IGASE Nelwon Penny H. D. Allert E F. G. Hildebrand E. I. Krueger CG. W. McDonnell Frank Milhollan W. H. Stutsman Supreme Court Seth W. Richardson A. M. Christianson Ruth M. Johnson Minnie J. Nielson

County Court News and Licenses Reported

On November 9 petitions were filed in the last will of Sam Plorin of Elysian township. Nov 1 licenses to wed issued to Jorgen Engh and Inga Tolstad of Landa. married by Rev. Carlson. Nov 8 licenses granted to L E Schoonover of Omemee and Rosanna House of Rolette. Oscar Vinjo and Elvina Johnson of this city. John Dolezal and Emma Lexa of Bottineau. Red and white steer calf taken up by John Frederickson Bottineau. Grain cleaning offered at one cent per bushel with dockage refunded by Bottineau Farmers Co-op Elec Co.

Sam Plorin Elysian Township Jorgen J. Engh Inga A. Tolstad Landa Rev. Carlson L. E. Schoonover Omemee Rosanna House Rolette Oscar L. Vinjo Elvina R. Johnson John J. Dolezal Emma A. Lexa Bottineau

I V A Hoodlums Run Amuck In Minot After Election

An article notes post election violence in Minot with I V A hoodlums throwing rotten eggs at the Farmers Press office. The same suspects target alleys and rotted eggs on automobiles near a local whisky shop and attack the Farmers Cooperative.

Minot Farmers Press Farmers Cooperative

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