Senate passes tariff bill amid applause and party shifts
The Senate approved a Democratic tariff revision 44 to 37 as La Follette and Poindexter swung votes. President Wilson welcomed the end of the long battle while critics called the 1909 law a crime. The bill includes an income tax and sugar on the free list, with some Louisiana senators opposing.
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Senate
LaFullette
Poindexter
Bardeel
Thornton
Louisiana
Hale
Nelson
McCumber
Ste
Crawford
Gronna
LaFollette
Paseed
Gaptiat Chard Sees Junior Society Reorganization
There will be the usual services on Sunday. The Junior society was reorganized last Sunday afternoon with officers including Margaret Schlaman as president Lucy Bacon as vice president Alice Fox as secretary and Frank McKay as presenter Junior meeting held each Sunday at 3 o'clock Mrs Ed Bowler and Miss Mary Carey were chosen delegates to the Baptist state convention at Grand Forks next week The pastor will leave for Grand Forks Monday morning for the annual sermon at all state convention The missionary circle will meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schlaman
Lucy Bacon
Alice Fox
Frank McKay
Tresenter
Ed. Bowler
Mise Mary Carey
Baptist State Convention
Grand Forks
Tee Silesion Circle
City Council Faces Fee Reform and Budget Plan
Fragmented text suggests council consider fee adjustments and a new budget plan. Key names and places are unreadable, but the context points to municipal revenue changes and a timetable of about two weeks for discussions.
Local Schools Open With Growing Enrollment
Generous real wonay schools opened Monday with total enrollment listed. The eighth through first grades are noted as present. The senior class at the high school has 17 members, and four more are expected to enter soon.
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Mona
Sunday Sermon and School Beginnings Dominate Church Notice
Sunday morning the pastor preaches on Education to mark another year in Public Schools. Teachers and senior pupils invited. Evening service at eight. Summer lethargy fades as members return. Some auxiliaries resume after summer suspension. A high school class in Sunday school aids students entering the course of study. Heads listed: R. H. Mikel superintendent, C. W. Fielder librarian, L. McKeen. A new men’s group is planned.
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R. H. Mikel
C. W. Fielder
L. McKeen
Veady
Hunting Accidents Fatal to Two on Sunday
Two hunting accidents Sunday ended fatally. Arthur V. Jacques of Omemee died after being shot by Arthur Perrin near Turtle Mountains. Edwin Asker, grain buyer at Kramer, fell from his bugay and fractured his skull, dying Tuesday night. Jacques, 32, unmarried, ran a blacksmith shop and was mourned by family and community. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in Taraus with large attendance.
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Arthur ¥. Jacques
Omemoe
Arthur E. Perrier
Turtle Mountains
Edwin Asker
Kramer
Arthur V. Jacques
Arthur B. Perrin
Buttelake
Arthur E. Perrin
Omemee
Jacques
Perrin
H. Deschamp
H. Nelson
Butte Lake
Deechamp
Banda
H. A
Nelson
Adam Jacques
Bottineau
Alex Stewart
Herbert
Joseph
Saskatchewan
Edward J
Fred
Philip
Tarsus
Father J. Bachand
Taraus
Fall From Buggy Fatal for Edwin Asker
Edwin Asker, a grain buyer and son of J. P. Asker of Bidsvold township, fell from his buggy while out hunting Sunday. He suffered a head wound described as a tan inch in diameter followed by blood clot removal attempts and never regained consciousness. He died about 9 o'clock Tuesday night.
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Edwin Asker
Fat Kramer
J. P.asker
Bidsvold Township
Marketing Grain Quality and Grain Color Impact Prices
Market grain prices rise with quality and color. Growers must keep grain clean from weed seeds and foul material and ensure sound, sweet grain. Poor color from weather, molding, or bin heating lowers value and can create bin burn branding. Proper saving, seed selection, harvesting, stacking, and storage are essential.
There Has Been a General Decay of Manners All Over the World
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses decline in manners and courtesy, noting public perceptions of decorum and social discipline. It references the idea that appearances matter and manners reflect societal values, with hedged observations about personal conduct.
City Council Minutes Open September Session
The city council met Monday night for the regular September meeting. Council transacted routine business and allowed several bills. John T. Neville’s audit of city books and records was received and the financial statement ordered published. An adjournment was taken until next Monday when the annual appropriation bill will be passed.
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John T. Neville
Courant
Real Estate Transfers Include Sundry Bottineau Deeds and Lande
A stream of property transactions is listed: Rudolph Lueck to Elysian Township for 1 acre in section 22. Harriet M McBain to Joseph Andrieux for lots 4 5 6 block 3 McBaine addition. Andrieux to St Joseph Convent of Wild Rice for the same amount. numerous other transfers in Gardena Bottineau and Maxbass. Prices range from $1 to $3,600 with deeds, contracts and replacements noted.
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Rudolph Lueck
Elysian Township
Harriet M McBain
Joseph Andrieux
McBaine
Su. Bottineau
St Joseph Convent
Charles H. Jamison
George A. Wright
Louis E. Coleman
Mary
Coleman
Frank Jestrab Jr
Anna Ulrice Jestrab
The
Dakota Development Co
R. A. McBrayne
Maxhans
L. W. Patterson
R. A. Brown
J. J. Scully
County Court Notices Record Nornberg Estate Actions and License
Saturday hearing granted letters of administration in the estate of the late Simon Nornberg with A O Nornberg named as father of the decedent. Tuesday final account in Christina Olson’s estate was allowed. A marriage license was issued Tuesday to John Zeitler of Lansford and Clara A Stammmen of Grano.
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Simon Nornberg
A. O. Nornberg
Christina Olson
John Zeitler
Lansford
Clara A. Stammmen
Grano
Lutheran English Services Next Sunday Evening 8 O'clock
Announcement from Pastor H N Bakke invites parishioners to attend English language worship next Sunday evening at eight o clock. Additional services at 10 30 p m in Norland church and at 3:00 p m in Manger church feature the pastor delivering the message. You are welcome.
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Norland
Manger
H. N. Bakke
Arbitrators Complete Work For Vinje And Carbury Districts
Arbitrators selected by Vinje and Carbury School districts finished their duties Saturday, reaching a satisfactory adjustment for both districts.
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Vinje
Carbury
Local Couple Wed in Weathope and Accident Near Kramer
Botrinsan County Sirtts to Mr and Mrs Jos voee of Weathope on September 2 and to Mr and Mrs A R Batie of Omemes on September 4. John McLean and Miss Effie McLean with Margaret Orr met with an accident at Kramer while returning home from a dance when their horse jumped a ditch. all were shaken up but not seriously harmed.
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Jos. Voee
Weathope
A. R. Batie
John Mclean
Effie McLesn
Margaret Orr
Araik
Pastor Barnum to Leave Boise Congregation for Idaho Mission Work
Rev G William Barnum, head of the Presbyterian church for over three years, has accepted a call to Idaho City mission work. He and his family plan to depart mid October after a congregational meeting on September 17 to act on his resignation. Barnum has served as moderator of the North Dakota synod and was a delegate to the May general assembly in Atlanta.
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Presbyterian Church
G. William Barnum
Barnum
One
Idaho
Sesson
Board of Home Missions
Presbyterian Church Reorganizes Junior Endeavor Society
The Junior Endeavor society at the Presbyterian church will be reorganized Sunday after summer vacation. Mrs. Isabel Harris will continue as superintendent. Rev. John MacQuarrie of Auburn Theological Seminary, who has supplied the church this summer, preached last Sunday while visiting his aunt Mrs. Armstrong before returning to the seminary.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Isabel Harris
John MacQuarrie
Auburn Theological Seminary
Mylo
Armstrong
Deer Shooting Fine Settled in Local Court
Edward Comartin living east of the city shot a buck near his home. Special deputy game warden Thos Hennesy filed a complaint, and he appeared in Justice John Smithson's court. He pled guilty and received the minimum $100 fine. Comartin claimed he did not know shooting the deer violated any law and did not attempt to conceal the act.
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Edward Comartin
Thos. Hennessey
John Smithson
Faraltere for Sale and Rent in Bottineau Ad
For sale a six room house and barn with furniture valued at three hundred dollars. Includes a New Monarch Steel range Radiant Home base burner and other goods. Rent four horses auto bed complete at twelve dollars per month with possession October 20 1913. Apply Dr J W Jackson Bottineau North Dakota. Walter Boehnke of Kramer recovering from typhoid fever.
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Monarch
Horace
J.W. Jackson
Public School
Bottineau
N. D
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