Willow City notices and people bustle in Bottineau county
Willow City is active with visitors and residents attending events. Deputy McKenzie, James Stewart, F Allbright, A W Miller, Frank Perrin, and others frequent Omemee and Bottineau. a bazaar and a play by Catholic ladies are planned. a local hotel changes hands. Dr Thyng handles medical cases. property disputes and a condemned building affect Perrin’s project. poverty cases emerge as Montbriand leaves town with family destitute. News notes include local visits, trades, and social happenings.
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Hughes
Jack Stewart
Deering
Willow City
Daputy James Stewart
F. Allbright
A. W. Miller
Frank Perrin
B. Mahaney
Bob Lazier
OD. Scherer
Alex Montbriand
Col. Creel
North Dakota Senate
Commonwealth
School News Highlights At Os? High School
Dwiget Sawyer began high school this week while prizes from the Romeo and Juliet Company for essay contests were awarded to Gordon Ache son Mazie Dickin son and Bernard Dickins son. Several students advanced or started new grades as teachers institute closed the school today.
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Dwiget Sawyer
Romeo and Juliet Company
Gordon Acheson
Mazie Dickinson
Bernard Dickinsson
David Dinwoodie
Mr. Dixon
Miss Gordon
Romeo and Juniat Company
Dixon
Methodist Church Service With Evening Benediction
Regular services will be held Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Pastor the Rev Chase White. Morning service at 11 o clock, evening at 7 40. Subject Am I Worth My Salt. Epworth League at 6 45 led by President P H M Christensen invites all young people to attend.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Hey. Chase. White
Testiona
Epworth League
P. H M. Christensen
Governor-elect Burke reception planned at Devils Lake tomorrow
A large crowd from northern North Dakota is expected for a reception honoring Governor-elect Burke in Devils Lake Saturday evening. travel from Bottineau and Rugby is being arranged, with uncertain plans for Sunday morning return before Monday.
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Burke
Devils Lake
Bottineau
Election Returns and Statewide Results Report
Canvassing of election returns occupied auditors Monday through Wednesday with limited staff. Complete statewide results to be published next week. Burke wins governorship Fisk elected supreme judge by about ten thousand. Marshall and Grenna reelected to Congress. Republicans hold statewide majority. Democrats gain some Senate and legislature seats. Rumors of judicial reshuffles amid Burke inauguration.
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Courant
Burke
Fisk Sopreme
Tom Marshall
Grenna
Democrata Yale
Knauf
Supreme Bench
Sakes
Jessie Britton and Thos Henneasy Wed at Home
Mrs Jessie Britton and Thomas Henneasy were married at the bride’s home on Banday November 11 in a simple ceremony read by Rev Turpotte. Only immediate family and close friends attended.
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Mies
Jessie Britton
Thos, Henneasy of
Haase
Banday
Turpotte
Altera
Mra
Couple Plans Home Near Hassie After North Dakota Wedding
Miss Britton, well known in Bottineau circles, travels to St Thomas North Dakota for her wedding. Minn Jonsonoc is linked to the Courant family, long-time Bottineau residents. The groom, a prosperous young farmer near Hassie, and Britton will establish their future home there.
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Nesay
St. ‘Thomas
North Dakota
Miss Britton
Bottineau
Bottinaew
Minn Jonsioc
Ana
Courant
Hasee
The Catalog Habit and Home Merchant Support
The article urges residents to resist the mail order catalog habit and buy locally in Great Falls. It argues mail order firms pay freight and high expenses, while local merchants offer better overall value through lower costs and freight on carload shipments. It cites saved money by patronizing local shops and links prosperity of merchants, newspapers, and workers to community welfare.
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Great Falls
Bottineau
Amart
Anes Hie
Trbiune
Tri, Bune
AOU W Elects Officers and Adopts New Class at Meeting
At the AOU W regular meeting Deputy Grand Master F L Bobn presided as five candidates were adopted. Officers for the year include W K Hofacker Theo Turner Overseer Joseph Scott Receiver W E Adams Financier P J Diment Kevorger Jos Quamme Physician Dr J A Johnson I G Thos Driscoll O G Luther Greiner Trustee F W Cathro Alternate James Thorburn. Next meeting November 2 aims to admit about a dozen as Oak Creek Lodge No 29 grows beyond one hundred members.
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F. L. Bobn
P.M. W
A. W. Hofacker
Theo, Turner
Joseph Scott
W. E. Adams
P. J. Diment
Kevorger
Jos
Quamme
J. A Johnson
I. G
Great Northern Schedules New Main Line Trains Links Coast to Spokane
At Chicago International Live Stock Show December 1 to 8 the Great Northern offers round trip tickets from Bottineau for 29 dollars 85 cents valid December 1 to 5 returnable by December 10. A new main line from St Paul to Spokane adds four daily through trains Nos 1 2 and 4 to the coast while Nos 128 and 194 head to Spokane and Nos 6 to Minot reach farther destinations.
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Chicago
Great Northern
Bottineau
St. Paul
Spokane
Minot
Snowstorm Grounds Deep Snow Blankets City
The season's first snowstorm arrived from the southeast at sunset. The ground is covered by inches, with drift piling to several feet in exposed spots. Temperature near 15 degrees, with signs of warming ahead. A strong south to east wind contributed to blizzard-like conditions overnight.
Transfers in the Dakota region property trades list
A sequence of property transfers involving Gust Solon, Bernard McElroy, Tri-State Land Co, Horace Byers, M Byers, M Helgerson, Edwin Sims, Henry Manthey, Ole Ruman, Dakota Development Co, Clemens Halter, T M Babington, Firmin Dalbec, P Hilleboe, Fred T KjorTien, First State Bank of Lanaford, Fred Dale, Gustav Swanke, August Boltz, Jamee L Rock, Trimble Mann Investment Co, Dale-Stabeck Land and Credit, Tri State Land Co, L A Tollefoon and others. Transactions include lot and block transfers with prices ranging from $50 to $18,600 across multiple townships and sections.
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Gust Solon
Martin L. Helger
Bernard D. McElroy
Dan Tryuis
Tri-State Land Co
Esther Ward
Overly
Horace W. Byers
Ole O. Brenden
Ned
M. Byers
Carl L. Larson
Helgerson
M.D. Dyer
Edwin Sims
L. A. Knoke
Henry G. Manthey
Fred G. Bartz
Ole Ruman
Robert H. Helgerson
Dakota Development Co
John Mahoney
Clemens E. Halter
Thee B. Nichol
Scuriy
T. M. Babington
Lida Babington
South Bottineau
Lida Babinton
Sonia
Firmin Dalbec
Joseph Aflard
Hilleboe
Edward Brekke
Russell
First State Bank of
Lanaford
Ebern Schibsby
Axtell Schibaby
Fred V. Dale
C H. Weisham
Gustav Swanke
Emma Boltz
Swanke
Kramer
August Boltz
Leonard J. Rice
Jamee L Rock
R H. Grace
Trimble Mann Investment Co
Burt M. Ashley
Dale-Stabeck Land and Credit Vo
B.F. Foster
Tri State Land Co
William Naumann
Gardena
Tollefoon
Tod O. F. Jagerson
Lais Larson
Jobo
Mille
Albert Thorm
Bruno Stoll
Guy L
J. F. Jensen
A. E. Frederick
Where Reciprocity Is Needed in Meat Markets
Alvin H. Sanders editor of The Breeder's Gazette and chair of the American Reciprocal Tariff League spoke at a Kansas City livestock conference on foreign markets. He cited Germany and Paris as meat price pressures and noted rising costs while questioning how to restore balance. Beef prices at Chicago packing houses were said to average six cents per pound in the discussion of reverses.
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Alvin H. Sanders
Breeder's Gazette
Kansas City
Germany
Paris
Chicago
Market notes on cattle prices and trade markets
The article discusses daily cattle stock at prices of 4.25 to 4.30 per cwt, noting eastern and English shipping trade standards. It mentions Hamburg and Bremen docks, French and German demand for dressed or canned beef, and London’s role in fat native steers, stressing the need for better, lower priced markets for broader consumption.
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Hanburg
Bremen
France
Germany
Becaiwy
London
John Bull
Great Musicians Coming in November Concert
Great musicians promised for November 37th or 24th when the Philharmouse Concert Company and Orchestra of Chicago will appear under the auspices of the public school. The company features Yanny Ferguson privadonna soprano and Carl Reidelsberger violin virtuoso with the Theodore Thomas Orchestra pedigree. Also performing are a prominent pianist graduate of the New England Conservatory and a prodigy cornetist Raymond Lehr, pupil of Jules Levy, at age twelve with top honors.
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Phillarmouse
Orchestra of
Chicago
Publica School
West
Philharmonic Company
Yanny Ferguson
Philharmonic Lady Quartette
Savage Grand Opera Company
Chicago Musical College
Carl Reidelsberger
Theodore Thomas Orchestra of
New England Conservatory of Music of
Boston
America
Raymond Lehr
Jules Levy
Dana Institute
Maeie
Warren
Ohio
State Dairy School Aims to Train North Dakota Butter Makers
A North Dakota state dairy school is planned within a year or two to offer a complete course for butter makers. The program mirrors Wisconsin's, admits only factory dairying experience, and aims to improve butter and cheese quality. Over 100 butter factories exist in the state as demand grows. In Minot, coal shortages shut the electric plant, prompting calls to use nearby lignite for power.
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North Dakota
University of Wisconsin Agricultural College
Convas
Wisconsin School of Dairying
North Dakota court summons in Bottineau area estate case
In Bottineau County North Dakota a court summons cites William Albert Phillips and Teaste Phillips with Mary J Patras and others as respondents. The State of North Dakota directs appearance on December 2 1908 at 10 oclock a.m. to show cause why an heir share of Louis Heceanatasth in SE quarter section 17 township 160 range should not be established and why entire interest should not be decreed to William Albert Phillips and Jesse Phillips.
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Mary J. Patras
Hos
J. Patras
Wiliam
Henry ” Patras
State OF
North Dakota
Bottineau
Louis Hecenatasth
Rat
Enaipe
William Abert Phillips
Jesse Phillips
William Albert Philipe
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Fred
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Mesdamea Thyng
Iverson
Smith
Emma Uurleon
Measte
Smith Michael
Fortune
Billy Pepin
Thyng
Dunwith
MacKay
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Lemieux
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Wilson
James Armstrong
York
Jessie Hunt
GC. D. Milloy
Omemes
J.H. Conk
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Hayer
Grand Forks Lodge of Elks
Metropolitan Opera House
Phil Balls
Wilow
Shecklea
Nimrod
H. H. Folwiler
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City
Peter Paulson
Colnwin
Ed. Cooke
Apout Sanday
J. H. Cooke
W. G.davideon
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W. L. Marchand
F. X
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Souris
Supt
Chiiatengou
Chauncey Trent
Olive
Allie Turner
Albert Stewart
Gladys Caldwell
Roy
Chas. H. White
Crescent Literary Society
Teachera” Institute
Willow
John Burke
Sheldon
H.O. Sheldon
Mr. Sheldon
McKenzie County
Bottneau
Beat
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Salerma
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Sitadl
Tn County
Willam Albert Phillips
Teaste Phillips
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