Naturalize Aliens in Special District Court Session
Judge E B Goss held a special district court session Monday evening granting naturalization papers to twenty three aliens including Anna Dvorshak Souris and Oscar Eklund Souris among others. James Jerome who burglarized the Hillpot store Westhope pleaded guilty to third degree burglary and received three years and nine months in the state penitentiary. Bertha Gorman Kramer was granted a divorce from R M Gorman on desertion grounds.
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E. B. Goss
Minot
District Court
Anna Dvorshak
Souris
Bohemia
Oscar Eklund
Sweden
Ole Skramstad
Kramer
Norway
John Lotten
Landa
Anton Anderson
Souria
John Joern
John Stoddart MacKay
Bottineau
Canada
John Thorrington Gilchrist
Antler
Dugald Campbell
Maxbass
Conrad Marius Larson
Torstein Amundsen Esval
Mohall
Peter Giskaus
Olaf Fosnes
James Jerome
Hillpot
Westhope
E. C. Bowen
Goss
Bertha Gorman
R. M. Gorman
Wegner & Walseth
Crimped Ears of Editor's Dog
A brief item reports that during a gathering with sportsmen last Sunday some transient loafers damaged the editor’s office dog by crimping his ears. The piece mocks the offender Mr. Tramp and warns of future retribution for any missed tips.
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Kramer
Tramp
Man Dies by Own Action Near Dunning
A man formerly employed by Frank Arnold reportedly destroyed his own life by drinking Friday morning near Dunning. The incident follows a period of drinking after arriving in Maxbass Thursday.
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Maxbass
Frank Arnold
Tragedy Follows Domestic Troubles Ends in Death
After a late Friday night, a man returns home to confront an intruder. The next morning the hired hand refuses breakfast, is found dead on the ground, and a blanket is placed over him before authorities are notified. The incident is attributed to domestic troubles affecting the man.
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Mr. Arnold
Frank
McDonald's
Eckman
Mrs. John H. Welch Dies at Home at Fifty
Mrs. John H. Welch died at midnight Wednesday at her city home after a several months illness. Born in Canai, she was fifty years old. She is survived by her husband and two children from a prior marriage. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow Saturday at 3:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. John P. Davis of the Presbyterian church. Interment will be in Oak Creek cemetery.
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John H. Welch
Welch
Canae
John P. Davis
The
Presbyterian Church
Oak Creek Cemetery
County School Notes Record 121 Teachers in County
County records show 121 teachers employed county wide. Names listed include Letitia Bergeron closing Fidelity district No 3 and Pearl J Watson closing Stinson district No 3, Maud Seymour No 2 Stone Creek, Addie Miller No 4 Fidelity. Wood's Civil Government of North Dakota available from A L Woods Grand Forks for 85 cents plus 7 cents postage. Exchange offer 424% cents for old books. August apportionment totals Bottineau county 3066.36 from interest and income and 92.90 from fines and penalties from the state educational fund. County two mill tax payment 445.62 and poll tax 223.
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Letitia Bergeron
Fidelity
Pearl J. Watson
Stinson
Maud Seymour
Stone Creek
Addie Miller
Wood
North Dakota
A. L. Woods
Grand Forks
Bottineau County
Presbyterian Services Scheduled With Rev J P Davis
The Rev J P Davis will lead morning and evening services at Ome memee Presbyterian next Sunday at 11 and 7 30. Evening services shift to 7 30 from 8 starting October first. Special meetings: Mouse River presbytery in Towner from Monday, North Dakota synod sessions in Bismarck October 8 to 11, with Davis attending both.
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Presbyterian Church
J. P. Davis
Presbytery
Mouse River
Towner
North Dakota Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Barkway Travels from Gardena to Willow City
I R Barkway arrived on the Great Northern from Gardena to Willow City. Barkway refused interview but the trip confirms rumors circulating over the past year.
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Omemee Herald
I. R. Barkway
Gardena
Great Northern
Willow City
Barkway
Willow
Taft Draws Huge Crowds in North Dakota Visits
Judge Taft visits Grand Forks and Fargo attracting estimates of 20 000 and 30 000 spectators respectively. He delivers speeches to cheering crowds as he nears the presidency. The Herald and News report strong reception in North Dakota during the Monday tour.
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Taft
North Dakota
William Howard Taft
United States
Grand Forks
Fargo
the Herald
the News
Democratic Daily
Judge Taft
Minot Republican C A Johnson Backs Prohibition Law Stance
In the North Dakota governor race Grand Forks Times notes law enforcement as a campaign issue. C A Johnson of Minot supports strict enforcement of prohibition law.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
C. A. Johnson
Minot
Bryan visit frames North Dakota Prop iled pledge
In a North Dakota state visit report Bryan asserts strict enforcement of prohibition law. He states that public officers must enforce the oath and that failure to do so disgraces citizenship and warrants punishment. The Courant notes his stance ahead of any governor election.
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North Dakota
Advertising Proves Its Pay in Local Commerce
The Souris Messenger notes a local case showing advertising pays. Erickson and Olson received a large stock of aeons and quickly exhausted it after advertising in the Messenger, with demand remaining high and more stock needed.
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Souris Messenger
Erickson & Olson
Messenger
The Truth About Public Schools opens with Carter critique
The October Housekeeper features Marion Hamilton Carter’s sharp lead article criticizing current kindergarten methods and raising questions about early education. The piece sets the tone for a broader series examining public schooling and its truths.
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Marion Hamilton Carter
Three Good Ones Citizens Lecture Course Announces Season
The Citizens Lecture Association reveals a 1908 09 course for Bottineau and vicinity with three events ticketed at 1 50. The first is Thomas McClary October 12. Wilbur Starr Concert January 11. Midland Jubilee Singers date TBA. Tickets available from D R Carlson Bottineau Courant office or local banks.
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Citizens’ Lecture Association
Bottineau
D. R. Carlson
Courant
Bottineau County
First National Banks
Thomas McClen
Wilbur Starr
Midland Jubilee Singers
Thomas McClary
Artemus Ward
Wendell Phil
Lyceum
Nature
Mr. McClary
Lincoln
Emerson
Smith Russell
Starr
University of Missouri
Wesleyan University
University of Nebraska
Castle Square Opera
Mereschaldhi and
Young
Chicago
Savage
Kraft
Leisegang
Fichandler
New York
Webster
London
England
Blades Confectionary
Johnson Gains Ground Quietly Across State in Republican Campaign
From Fargo Korum to every part of the state reports show rising strength for C. A. Johnson, the Republican nominee for governor. He runs a steady, unobtrusive campaign and works to back fellow Republican candidates on the ticket.
Examinations Grant Teachers Certificates in City
County Superintendent Peter E. B. Christenson has issued certificates to successful applicants from the teachers' examinations held August 28 and 30 in this city. Recipients include first and second grade holders Frances Von Reuben and Anna Norda letten among others across Westhope Lansford Kramer Kramer C. Lauder and several towns.
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Peter EB. Christenson
Frances von Reuben
Westhope
Louise B. Smith
Lansford
Anna Nordaletten
Landa
Lillian Engbloom
Kramer C. C. Lauder
Florence H. Estes
Creorgia Bales
Gertrude Brewer
Maxbass
Hattie JB. Carpenter
Maggie A. Orr
Ernest KB. Price
Gardena
Ethel Sims
Willow City
Pearl Ryder
Mary Merity
Souris
Mia
Ruby Burke
Margaret Maddigan
Florence MacDougall
Belmar
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Bottineau County Last Week
A Bottineau County records batch lists four dozen warranty deeds in the register of deeds office. Transfers include Wm J Hull to Halvord Hellsats ton dr wid a picture and several parcels in Antler, Runssel, and Spurhs additions, with prices and lot details noted. Other deeds show Charles L Gobrou to Ed Mater and Weld and others, with parcels in multiple blocks and townships.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Bottineau County
Wm. J. Hull
Halvord Hellsats
Enon Dako
Mater
Lote
Linotte
Uae
Paul D.kulm
Madelinw Kulss
W. Welle
M. Te Hayen
D. Stucke
Sinwie
P. Keefe
Smith Now Disciple of Blackstone
Former Courant editor Ed Smith, long a Grand Forks resident, has emerged as an attorney in Oakes. He appeared before Judge Allen in a land case where petitioners sought to remove parcels from the town limits. The judge ruled he lacked jurisdiction.
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Grand Forks Herald
The
Courant
Ed Smith
Grand Forks
Evening Press
Oakes
Allen
Bedbug on Grand Forks Herald editorial page shocks editor
Tom Marshall's Organ notes an astonished reaction as a large bedbug appears on the editorial page of the Grand Forks Herald on Saturday. The exchange editor jokes about preferring a type louse to a bedbug.
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Maxbass Monitor
Monitor
Grand Forks Herald
For Sale Private Sale and Public Auction Notice
For sale items listed including a Majestic range a Davenport bed and a Fox visible typewriter. Public auction Saturday afternoon October 10 features the balance of household goods as the seller moves far to freight them. L M Waterman subscribes for the Courant.
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Majestic Range
Davenport
Fox
L. M. Waterman
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Juriga Goss
Dunning
Hines
County School Notes
Omememee Presbyterian Church
Bryan
the Courant For
William H. Taft
Frost
Citizens’ Lecture Assectation
Thos
C. A. Johnson Gaming
Smith
Blackstone
Tom Marshall
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