29 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
1
Willow City column reports on residents visiting, business moves, and social events. Mrs J H Cook hosted Thanksgiving, Romanson and Gageon visits noted, Athlet ic hints and hunting tales appear alongside local gossip and a dance by the Odd Fellows.
Geo White Sr aged about 86 died at his son Thomas’s home after a four month illness. Born in 1821 in Surrey England he immigrated to Ontario and moved to Bottineau in 1889. Survived by four brothers three sisters five sons three daughters 28 grandchildren and many friends. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev. Davis. interment Oak Creek cemetery beside his wife. Also a stray loss notice offers 10 dollar reward for recovering three horses and a colt near Deloraine Manitoba.
Pastor Rev. D Stratford Scaedug leads Sunday services at 7 30 pm with Epworth League at 6 30 pm Sunday the 15th. Midweek activities include children's hour 4 00 5 00 pm prayer meeting 9 00 pm and choir practice. Next Sunday's morning sermon The Evolution of Prayer Part II evening Progressive Revelation. Coal and cannel coal notes 35 81 H M Trent.
Candidacy announced for Republican nomination in June 1908. Promise to support tariff reform expansion and a non-partisan tariff commission. Supports irrigation drainage, bank deposits tax, asset currency, arbitration boards, anti Oriental immigration, child labor laws, tree planting aid, liberal soldier pensions, Rural Free Delivery, direct US Senate election, railroad regulation, and Roosevelt policies. Concert daily at Johnsgaard's Phonograph Parlor.
Dr Grassick of the Board of Health urges universal effort to combat coughing and spitting as a major health danger. The bulletin cites bacteriology’s role in prevention, cites yellow fever measures in Havana and Tuberculosis spread via inhalation, and calls for public education to stop spitting and reduce disease in homes, churches, schools, and factories.
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