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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
8
Walter Nero visited Russell while E C Bowen called on Minot business. Clergy, merchants, and farmers from Deering to Willow City moved about the week. The new high school building nears completion. Local officials, land sales, and crossings with Jamestown, Minot, and Moose Jaw are noted along with several marriages, arrests, and a fatal loss to Frank Britton.
Names and places fill a Bottineau area page with busi ness visits and illnesses. Albert Besancon at Towner, Mrs. Hawker visiting Grand Forks, Miss Carroll from Lansford to Bottineau friends, and a large list of tours, funerals, and executions across Westhope, Souris, EKidsvold, and Minot. The overdues include the Mate Duncan McArthur funeral in the Baptist church and the death of Harvey Sicotte in Minneapolis from an overdose.
The passage presents a fragmented recipe style parable about salad dressing blending large potatoes with mustard malt vinegar and anchovy sauce. It references culinary humor and playful admonitions that even with green turtle venison and ham the epicure remains undisturbed after dining.
Practical kitchen hints advise avoiding water in the pan when roasting to prevent steaming. Add liquid later as meat browns. Do not boil or overmix milk with vinegar. Use a clean cloth to turn meat slowly to prevent splatter and keep juices in.
A historic home kitchen note advises using large firm apples filled with currant jelly then sugared and lemoned, baked until candied but intact. Ginger can substitute for jelly, and chopped nuts with preserved ginger make novel sandwiches, with ginger juice added if too dry.
Instructions describe a beet pickle mix with one quart boiled beets chopped, one quart raw cabbage chopped, two cups sugar, one tablespoon salt, one teaspoon black pepper, and a quarter teaspoon red pepper. Include horseradish or onions as desired, then cover with cold vinegar and seal tightly.
Coubute Cth. Write H. W. Borland in Dunseith North Dakota to inquire about three pure bred St Bernard puppies for sale. Contact emphasizes a local sale listing with breeder name and location.
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