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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
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int, mo Mobcrt ". TnpIor.
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Ginbrchcr orongen ont lcbtcn6rci.
tug Notmittoa in Die Mobmung Oc@
Nrn. &oiob 6ltiidL NllllcbCr nlli Der
1orm oc5 Srn. Ncurp GiGcrbrot an
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Ii. Eotomoc @o6n-"@riidc Irol
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licB, INN ii6 IN Die Stoot 5l bcNcbcn,
oic Ebilrc gc'hloiicn nto Den Snlt@'
ldIiilicI an cincn Nnacl oltl Der @c.
ronbo oc3 @olticS 9cb0n9t. Ger Gtcb,
ocr olt8cnidcinlid) nit Dem &oulc
9elfciD mlBtc, lono Den Shlillcl
mo onr6inhtc ooS gauge Sous. Gr
crbelltctc cirlcn goIOencn Hinq, cine
0olbene llbrtctte INTO $5.lS III boo'
rem @cl0c. Nl9 or ooS Salts OcrllcB,
nobm CT 0cn SdliiiIel micocr NIT
lid. Gic Eoli5ci IN G%otonSbiIc llld)t
icBt noh DEM Giebc.
ScirutbS &iccn5cn.
&nt @iircou 0c3 Grci&Ncrlht5 SIT
Golpion murocn %IoI9cnbc Sclrotb9'
H~iccn5cn crlullcn:
@eor0c ". Cameron, 81, nlo Sru
g. 1or, - Sabre oft, Ncioe porl Nh
linQton; 2icen8 gebolt pm Is. H.&ob'
lcnburqc.
Gr1Pit Conrad Grtcr, i6, Or. II,
Ioit Npc, mo Wnrqorcitd M}u0alc
STITCHING 10 Sabre alt, 9tr. =, salt
g%(pcnue; 2icen5 gebolt bon GrneNt
Conrad Grter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

oeronitolten, iIro iolgenbe5 grron-
gementS Gomitc iiir oenielbcn cr.
nonnt: 81. 6ronfl, @oriiter, 5rnu s..
8ebcr, 3rul HSllia HicS, 6ron u.
Mteier. 6rou Miinnic Mfodcnroot ulo
Conrad Weil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
TGlidlcr anfsciSiirt.

Die EoIi5ci 9nltintorc'@ Ill1oct cInelt
6Glihcr, miB ic0od) l1cltn Sabre
iuartcn, bis tic i'm perboiten fonn.
Gic ToIi5ei @oltimorc'@ miro pouc
ncltn Sabre, ia pieleid)t nod lGnacr
murtcn miillelE che tic gSnI. Hltlicu
Moltcr ncrboftcn tonlL 0ciicn 9hti
cntboltSort lie nod Ial1gcm SUDDEN
IN Grinbrung gcbrod1t bat. WoltCr,
Ger piele Nliole bat. ioa III @oItimo=
re mebrcrc Mirtbe III Nor0oit @ulti-
more nit gei0llhteu @cticln bctro.
gen bobcn. Stills Wtoriduu Mon-
ming erIitbr, boB MnltCr iit 5t Gopc
MmD. Ms, ouibultc, Gr ionotc
cine photographic 0C9 N}uunC3 aus
Scr HogucSe@ ollcric nod Cape WtnO
ulo erillbr, Dob @oItcr lid) oort I'M,
ter Dem Namcn u. &. &ror I'M @c
Idngnib befinoct. 6crncr mcloctc
0u@ Sdrcibcn, Dob NSuIfCr, alias
&nor, BORT I'M gol,6cn l1cltn Sabre
fiir ioIacnoc Ncrbrchcn nbjuiibCn
babe: Grluugltu0 Don 8cIo lultcr iol-
ldcn &oripicqCIunQen bon s. Gro
ltcder. Sea rS@Ie-Gitn 0rci Sabre Csc.
iGnqniB; %GrIon9un9 BON @clO inter
ioIidcn &oripieocluhgen bon $. NJ.
Gdfe pom Gopc Mop, hrci Sabre &c
iGlt0niB bel idiperer Nrbeit; Iu3Nobe
aciGliftcr @cdIlcl, orci Sabre Csc.
i0nqniB. allBerocm limo lcit icincr
%crl1rtbcilrulg brei onOcrc Ghnlihc
acknowledgement gc4en i'm crbobcn
iuoroen.
@ulrcr hat bcrCit3 iriibcr in @ulti-
more cincu Gcrmin ipeQcn &crol@8u'
bung iollher YSedyIcl obgc'cNlcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Ycrionulnott5en. Sri.
Trun3i9fu Gurjul bon Nclp- 9)orf, Die
lid 5uci @odcn long ulll 8cludl bel
ibrcm Gnfcl uDo (unte. Srn. uno
Irou &. Guriua ode 3. StroBe uno
Salt Ape., Canton, oulbiclt, lit &c.
Itern micocr nod) Ncm Dorf 5lrild
qefebrt. Muu mlulfclt, 0nb lie ibre
nGd)itc &iiitc IN Baltimore boloi9lt
olti Der @od}cit2rcile moden meroc.
- Irult Norburd mo Sri. ella
Sommerifuiot Don Buffalo, N.tDy
ole lid oui Wciuh bel &rn. 1trb 5rolt
1rib Ti6rtncr, ode Sigblano. mo
Salt 9(uc., 9ig6laRotomlt, ouibieltcn
Iino ocitcrn not Der 9iilieIituot SIT.
riidocfcbrt. 5jc ihie0et itllr itltgcrn
bon Baltimore.
9rQn0C. Sin Ilornl pom aos
item 9ir. 323 rici Die 5enermcbr &c
itern mad Dem yaoen bon 5rou Static
Mcacnnn g}r. 1903, Benniploonio.
gpenltc, molcIblt dltI unbetonnte
gseiic Der @aocntIidl in 9ronb gero-
then ipor. Icr ongerihtete S0ooen
betrGgt $50.
- PHI unbctunnte @eiIe entitono
aeItern in Der Mobnung bon Srn.
Senru Gadocl 9|t. Abb, @eIt-9ioole-
Strobe, 3cucr, lpeltes bon Mitalic-
ocru Scr Qcitcr Gonlpagnic Tr. 4
i'm Seine gcloiht mrroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Aui Der StroBe erfronft.
~ Ger 30 Sabre oltc 6ronf Slmon8
bon Nr. 5l3, @eit, 2aiopette- apenup,
erfrontte gcitern ploBlid on Der @ils
lon.S troBe mo Glltum.Eloce. Gr
mllrOc in Der Ambuloll5 oeS moro
mcitlihen GiItrifts nod ieiner Sob
nltng iibergeiiibrt.
Tu55ioS. Sergeont 9ornid
pom noromeitlidcn 0iltrIft iiberrlimz
petite geitcrn Die @irtblboti bon Ga.
nllel Sobiib, 9tr. $40, Dolphin Str,
unO p~erboitete ben @irtb pegen on
gebIid)er llebertretlng Der SonntagS-
gelebe, pabrenn &arrp 8, 2obiib me
gen Spnntagsdrbeit mit9enommlell
ipuroc. Weioc luurhcn apoen 9iirae
idoit fir ibrcn Ero8cB e~ntloIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26


qobC gcIdngt mo iin0en bel Summ'
Term rciBcnoen Nlbiob. IS limo 5c6u
ocrihicocne Mcrtbe, nod ser inertia.
niidlen Collar Red)nlu9 81 /, .. J.
10. 20 mo 10 Gents ionic an 6oberen
@ertbcn u 0onor, T. ~ mo 21a
Collars.
3molf Sabre bat IN 2 ii 5.
Carolina ou9 Stuot9monopol 6e3
Spirituoicnfulti9 b%eItonoen. Wun ber.
iprod lih NIniongs oiel oopor, Gin
idr1ttlmg oc3 SpirituoiengcnuIie5,
Grbobung Der Stoot3 Ginnobmen
gum 9cltcn Der SdIllen uno onoerc
id0ne 0itgc. Nun bat lih bcrolt9gc.
felt, Dab llntcrlhleiic, Ncitchungelt
uno Sdmin6cG oQer Nrt pcriibt nor.
ocn lino. Ger Stont9bctricb oe9 Spi.
ritlrolcnbonoeI3 bat 6io8fo gen,oht.
Nus Wob ingto ~ ir ge.
lfricbclL Dob III bcm Senot3 Gomitc
Iilr ocn 5lpiihenItootIifen Sonoel
cine Spdltlung iiber oic Srohtrotcns
6roQc ltattgcilr6cn babe. Scnotor
GItin& unb onocrc GiienbobnsS ena.
loren lUilroCn cinen WioioritGtS-ge'
rlft CtureihCn; SenotorI olincr bon
Soma mo Ciltiuc Scnotorclt ans bent
SScItcn luollcn ciltcn 8eicbcrtiullrf
5lir HcNuIirum0 ser 6rodltroten im
Slime Der HcQicrur9. ToS Gontite
1T fir ocn 10. Nopcrnber 5lt elmer
bcIonocrCn Sibung cinbcrrfeu iuor.
Den, 10 boB cine @~elcboorloge gleid
ltod) Gro'fnun2 Oe@ Gongrelic$ einae'
rcidt iuer0cl fam.
Sn GbtcogO lit sur 3cit
cln Nro5cB mC9cn WtiBhonolung CT.
mes Atift1lnion Irbeitcr4, Gorlltromt
%onbGn0ig. GorlItrom lit iu 6ol1e ser
ViibbnnoIltngen mo elmer biniuge.
trctcncn Slulgcncllt5llnoling geItor'
ben, Nun FAM oa& @criht ober
fcinc 5luolf Bclhluorcren fir oeit
Fro5cB 5llonmncn brinqen. Shon
ilber $50 cbrcnlucrtbe 9ilrger Gbicu'
0o'S limo biSber p%orgeluoen tuoroert,
obnc BOB eir cir5iGcr bon i6neu oils
@cldhporcner genebnt geipclcll mare.
S%toot&oniuolt mo &crtbeioiger lehn'
ten ob. Sn bier 8oQen mur0e nidt
cii1 @c1dluorcncr erlollgt. Nlin bat
man Nlm6crt meiterc @iir9er oorge'
Ioocn. @cnn oo$ 10 iueiter gebt,
oiiritc cS ihlicblid) NcIiobr uerhen,
bis man Die 5luolf @clhiporctct gu
iommcn bringt. Ger Stoot$oniuolt
mcilt oie %ltnipnSleittc 5urild, Der Ser
tbcioigcr sic @egner Der llntoncn.
Ger Slider" Scr - btlo0.
Wo5ettc" ldreibt IN cinem longerel
Nrtifcl II. a.: IS mterlicgt telr1ent
3lpeifCl, ouB IN Der lebtcn 3ctt eiit
mcrfmiir0igcr Wonbcl III Der 0ol'
tunQ OeS Iarbigen 9epolferungS'
Clements III bicliger Sto0t 'it ooll'
5ogcn bat. @dbreno cS lriibcr Iit
belhci0cn IN Den Sdrnnten belt,
meId)c Ourh Site ut0 8rnlId, ibnt
aeleBt norclI ltt0 Den WeiBen fern
blieb, llrht Is iebt. lid lrlter lie 81
miidcn, 81 ibrcu Bergniigungcn ltd
Gingung 81 perldlnIfen, III lbre Gr'
irilfung9lofnle lid cln5llOrongelt
uno dllBCrlif, 81 5eigert, ooB Is oltd)
int 6oriihritt Der emancipation Der
Torbigcn bon Der Bormunoidoit Der
@eiBcn fcincn Stillltono gicbt mo
Dab o%olllt0roige @lcihberchtigung
ooS 3icl hires Strebens lit. aeluem
ldaricn Ucobud)ter miro IS entgols
gen ieir, 0oB nit oem INNER GROCER
merocnoen ScIbltbelpuBtleln mo @e'
iiibl Der llnobbGngigfeIt Der iarbigen
9ioiie and i6rc arrogon5 g%etuodIcn
lit mo biSlueiIcn an gerooe5u her.
o]llSiorbcrnoc llnocrlfGnttbcit ui0
Srehbcit grcn5t. - 60 fGngt oenu
aud bel inns Die H~ailenlroge an,
longlumL obcr lifcr otl,t 5r ueroen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Sic nelhQ9t qD7snt Of ca,& l.
outi6ou YoItmorfen lino sur Aua.
gobc gcIonqt mo iinOen bel Sumnt'
Term reiBenoen gbiob. IS limo 5c6u
ocri6icocne Mcrtbe, nod ser mcrifo.
nilhen Collar Rednun9 3u /, ,, J.,
10, 20 mo 10 GentS Ionic an 6oberen
@ertbcn Y Gonor, I, ~ mo 21a
lpLlora.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
'TAINT NO
DISGRACE
To Run If You're Scared. GeorRe
Forgot His Gun When He Saw
the Bear He was Looking for
Bruin was Scared Too.

Geo. Larson, who was at one time
in the real estate business in this
city and who played baseball with the
Bottineau colts last season has been
spending the winter in the west He
tells newspaper reporter of an ex-
perience with bear which was rather
lively. He says:
81 was out for bear, looking for
bear, and loaded for bear. Upon
rounding thicket, admiring the seem
cry and toying with my watch chain,
1 was brought suddenly into the COM
pany of huge dark object-a bear. It
made lunge and within very small
fraction of second my occupation
was changed. and I was not looking
for bear, but for tall timber.
II started at terrific pace, crash
ing through the thicket, all the while
consoling myself with the thought
that it's no disgrace to run when you
are scared. Well, 1 didn't stop or
ask questions, or beg pardon, or any
thing of that kind, but kept going.
forgot all about the scenery, 1 can tell
you; the good roads looked pretty good
to me just then. After going con-
siderable distance 1 ventured to look
around. The bear had not shown up,
and from ideas advanced by the citi-
zens here, have come to the conclus-
ion that bruin was as anxious to get
rid of my company as I was of him. ,"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
Meadow Murnurs.

John Kongslie has placed new
whistle on his engine.
Joe Kinds has improved his barn by
giving it new coat of paint
Carl Braaten 8 neighbors gave him a
surprise party last Saturday night.
Jacob Jergleson reports the arrival
of q son at his place. Mother and
young hoDeful doing we'll.
George Kongslie gave his hand a
severe cut the other day but we are
glad to say it is healing fine.
Laura Skaaden is dangerously ILL DR..
Anderson Of Willow City has given
her Up, She IL said to have brain
fever. kidney trouble and consump-
btipn.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
ToWnsite Talk.

The 500 line is now engaged in the
construction of an important piece of
railway extending from Thief River
Falls ON the Winnipeg line in. Mime
sofa to Kenmare on the main line in
North Dakota, distance of about 300
miles. This line enters North Dakota
near the southeast corner of Walsh
county and runs northwesterly, across
Walsh county to the south central part
of Cavalier county, thence west across
Towner. Rolette, Bottineau and Ward
counties to Kenmare.
1t traverses what is perhaps the
richest grain producing belt in the
world. As'.--':-
The 500 management recently en-
gagged G. A. Campbell towniste man
of considerable experience, to take
charge of it's townsite business and it
is evident that within the next few
months there will be opened some of
the best opportunities for business To-
cations to be found in the northwest.
''It will be the policy of the 500 to
devote more attention to the develop
ment of it's townsite affairs than in
the past, said Mr.. Campbell to a
reporter Of the Minneapolis Times.
"We mean to give better facilities to
business men seeking business loca-
tions and for this leason a separate
Office has been established under the
title of the townsite and industrial de-
partment. Formerly this business was
handled in connection with the i'm
migration department, which was 1e-
Gently transferred to the passenger de-
partment. under Mr.. Galloway.
"The splendid character of the
country into which we are now build
ing will justify increased expense and
labor in the interest of stations along
the line and it is the purpose of this
company to spread the news Of these
exceptional opportunities for business
men far and wide so as to insure am
pie representation in all lines of bust
ness at these stations for the accom-
modation Of the large business this
territory affords.
In the past the company has con-
structed it's lines before the stations
were located. but hereafter it is our
purpose to locate stations and survey
and plot all townsites ahead of the
line, thus enabling business, men to
get located and have their bu'ildings
up and stocks in readiness for the
heavy fall business, when the con-
struction crews arri We.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
Dunseith Townsite Case.

The Dunseith townsite case, So
called, will be given a hearing in the
district court at Rolla this week, be-
fore Judge Cowan of Devils Lake.
The case is one of the complicated
ones, and the fact that Great North
ern extension is to be built from Leeds
to Dunseith, makes it more important.
Twenty years ago the Turtle Noun
tain Coal and Land company was Or
ganized by Ohio men, one of the OBJ
jects of the company being to lay out
the townsite Of Dunseith. It was ex-
pected tnat the new town would be on
the Great Northern main line, but
this was an error, and interest in the
new townsite lapsed. The decision Of
the Great Northern to build to the
town has created new interest and
title to ownership of the 440 acres of
land making up the townsite is now
renewed. -..
Giles M. Gilbert claims 100 acres of
land by title from the government,
having filed a homestead on it, and
he and Frank Verro and Alphonse
Ouellet claim the remainder of the
townsite by purchase from one of the
officers of the Turtle Mountain Coal
and Land company. They also claim
title from the fact that they have
been in nndistnrhad n0ssession IF tho
land for twenty years. .
B. G. Skulason and A. Besancon,
Of his city, appear as the attorneys for
Gilbelt, Verro and Ouellet, and G.
R. Gailpfus and Burke and Mid
daugh appear as the attorneys for the
Turtle Mountain Coal & Land COM
pany. Mr.. Besancon went to Rolla
this week to look after the case.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
Russell Records.

Everything points to bumper crop.
The gophers are going to catch what
Gen. Sherman said war is.
Most of the farmers are using the
formaldehyde treatment on their seed
grain. ..~
A certain young couple, prominent
in Russell social circles, are said to
be slated for a matrimonial venture.
Congratulations in advance.
The township election on Tuesday
passed off very quietly. John Joern
Chas. Turnbull land A. D. Medhurst
were elected supervisors: A. G. Rus
sell, treasurer :; John Tillet, assessor
Simon thinner, clerk; Frank Becker,
justice of the peace. .--..
By way of showing their apprecia-
tion of the work of their teacher the
pupils Of the school presented Mr..
Simon with a fountain pen. Mr..
Simon has proven that he is an edu-
Gator of high order and the pupils
have had all the advantages of a first
class city school. .<
Everything is looking fine out here.
Farmers are busy and the very air
seems charged with railroad talk.
Since the thinner and Welzbacher
quarters have been sold at very high
prices land has taken jump and a
good quarter cannot be bought for less
than $4,000. It is now a sure thing
that the g. N. townsite will be To-
Gated on one of these two claims re-
Gently purchased.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
Amity Answers.

Editor and Mrs. Haskett visited
with their children's grandparents
on Sunday.
More corn will be grown this year
than last. 1t is a very satisfactory
crop for feed.
Many of our grangers have started
out already to slaughter the festive
gopher Now is the time.
Agnes Smith, who has been visiting
at Haskett's. went out to her brothers.
place near Westhope on Wednesday,
A spark from freight engine set
fire in James Haskett's pasture on
Tuesday. but it was promptly extin-
guished.
Miss Ivy Hurt of this district has
accepted position in school near
Westhope and has gone out to COM
mence upon her duties.
Claude Hurt had close call last
Saturday. A gun burst in his hands
but by rare good fortune he suffered
only an injury to his arm.
j. C. Smith, who had been engaged
to teach in Amity school No. 4.
Jumped the job and has accepted
position in the post Office. This leaves
vacancy to be filled.
Schools number One and Two of
this district will open next Monday.
Margaret Haskett will preside over
the first mentioned institution of
learning and Kate Renick over the
second.
There has been at different tim es
talk of organizing our township into
q civil town. This question is an i'm
portant one and should be considered
in the near future. Though many of
the citizens of Amity are in favor of
this step opinion has not as yet be-
come crystallized so that action could
be taken. Now we believe that Amity
should be organized. We have one of
the. richest townships in the county
and the time is rapidly approaching
when local government will be alb
solutely essential to the we'll being and
advancement of our township.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
SHERIFF. EXECUTION SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an execution to me
directed and issued out of the district
court of the First Judicial District
of the State of North Dakota in and
for the County of Grand Forks, upon
judgment rendered and docketed
in said Court March 20, 1905 in an ac-
tion therein pending wherein the
Grand Forks Mercantile Company, a
corporation. is plaintiff and John E.
Lewis also know as Justus Edwin
Lewis is defendant, in favor of said
plaintiff and against said defendant,
for the sum of $36, 6O2. AZ, I have levied
on the following described personal
property of said defendant, and being
the same personal property Except
one stallion heretofore and on Febru-
ary 8, 1905 levied on by me under the
writ of attachment issued in said &C.
tion. to-wit:-
~ horses; 3 spring colts; cows ;.
IS calves; heifer; IA sets harness;
about 80 tons hay in stack; sets bob
sleighs; 5 wagons: hay loader; set
farm trucks; 4 hay racks; 8 binders !;
2 drills; cultivator; Q mowers; /
rake; plows; blacksmith kit;
tanning mill; 1 seed cleaner; 2 har-
rows; stubble plow; 2 gasoline en-
gines:1 separator; 2 buggies; guam
tity of barley, wheat, oats and fax;
feed mill; set scales; wagon covers;
d1ags; forks; cooking range; 6 iron
bed steads; bedding; 2 shot guns; and
sundry other articles of personal prop
erty.
And I will on Tuesday the 18th day
of April 1905 at 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon, on the premises known as the
Lewis Farm, being the s. w. ID of
sec. 80 Twp. 1852 Rge 80, Bottineau
Co. No. Dak., proceed to sell all the
ri ght title and interest which the said
Lewis had in and to said property on
February 8, 1905, to satisfy the said
judgment and costs, together with all
accruing costs of sale, which sale will
be made at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash.
Dated Marcn 20, 1906.
Thomas Gardner,
Sheriff Of Bottineau 20. u
No. Oak.
| Scott Hex.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Grand Forks, No. Oak,
Mar 81 April So.
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An Author Among Us.

Saturday evening April 1st, Bottin-
eau will enjoy one of the rarest events
of the season. It will be honored by
having here the we'll known and
popular author, Ed Amherst OFT of
Chicago. who has written several
books emitting him to rank among the
rising authors of to-day. Not only
that but he is fast gaining popularity
as lyceum lecturer and as such will
appear here. This is one of the strong
est numbers on the Lecture course and
to miss it is to lose the treat of life
time
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
Willow City Warblings.

Willow City WarblingS.
Seeding has begun in the. vicinity
Of Willow City.
S.. B. Mahaney and W. j. Arm
strong went to Bottineau Thursday
evening on business.
Jas. McCabe, of Bottineau, trans
acted business in Willow and vicinity
the first Of the week.
The new town board has been sworn
in and have entered upon the active
discharge of their duties.
Miss Lula Romanson has been visit
ing her aunt for several days. return
ing to Souris on Thursday.
The funeral Of the infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. John s. Paterson was conducted
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harden.
berg on Thursday afternoon. All the
clergymen being absent from the city
s. B. Mahaney conducted the services.
Postmaster Sims is circulating a
pOtAOAOA w 40-4OC0V0 LILO 1OSC OluC0
and telephone exchange. The proposed
change il to the Holz building one
door west from the Merchants Nation
al Bank. The change will give ample
room which the present location can
not.
Emery Wildt. who has been attend
ing the Agricultural College at Fargo,
returned the first Of the week to take
up his farming operations. Emery
says the school is good one and the
proper place for any young man to go
who wants, not only a finished educa-
tion but good practical knowledge Of
farming. It as his intention to return
in the fall.
Rev. Kimball Clark, who has been
pastor of the M. r. church here for
the past eighteen months, preached
his last sermon here on Sunday even.
ing. The subject was Abraham as a
Pioneer. = The church was crowded
and all listened with keen attention
:. the, M discourse q q r wss q splendid
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-03-31
The Water Wagon.

It is rumored that Dan
White will again have OPP
position in the water bust
ness. This is not surpris-
ing. He usually does have
opposition during the
spring and summer when
the business is compara-
lively pleasant, but when
the cold breath Of winter
comes and the lcicles
freeze around the water
barrel, when the handling
of water is a disagreeable
task there is only one wa
ter line and that is Dan
Whites. But then Dan
has only one business and
that is hauling water.
When you want a barrel
or two Of hard or soft
water you can call up
Phone No. ~ without stop
ping to see whether your
calendar says January or
June. Whites water line
runs the year round. Stick
10 the man who sticks by
you.