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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16
No..ce Of Ma.snai's Sac.
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DisFiCt OF oetura5o- -
Decay {. Bailey. L. { Marsha for he pist-ct
+ tal -z DO 10 hereby f. rhat BY y1rte 1+ srf,
t esecH- n ISSUED of SHe United States Cifc4.t
- tie EtsirlEt 1t Colorado. 3hfEh Hiram W
t-aHgef 5s ainf 6 aEi tHs Bullion King Mining and
"5tl4ng -aHsaEN Is 3efrrlarl. to ne as Mars a
1itelset. m ~aiCh an tpHUande3 70 make 4 The
af-s- co.'s aE- Gazfit of TIE ffallfun KEr. VI n
ing and NJ Hing Company tas Of tfty i've thous-
ard tEree h-r@re- ai44 taeuty sever 54lsafs ard
Inet2 cents So .s77.s- together sFfh interest on
t'ts f9lE ths4sza5- seven hu7tret ard SeyenrN SIX
II 1875. : 1sn the l6th 5aq II Apri 4 D Iy5 ev.
said The b-iJtar King Mining aG3 ~ HsH.nE CoGlrar
and 3-sEtfeed as f1ai7.s.
h5H ~tesi barrow, > geo3 Siy=5 non orA tac Sets
sGza iTfr ore beke'. 80 10 IA fset # ts cat}t.
! caal tTa stowe ! ee3~S. ! vi. ~irttzss t-ee
/ Surrey ant Ar tar ~ HEs4er Ne ana Belt.
stih1staues upTtght taflers snail Nsrsh Steam
Nater Vlna; Wake hoisa-E eli Eire: yhove3-.
74rss 9l cams tEgE p aa- a1ar >tnail 7rstea sn--
as tr e 2l 5t sa4- pr9ser'y rr~s tt4ate1
8-a3gH AtHg : AT huGss- a.sG l iror car
Sttustr- frs Enterprise tGtnel pear lee Ma f0asr
,hati t4F1se
Ana hat / ~El. according CIV offer sat. r~rs5nal
crurertN Tor sais It g1slt Etntls the h tes ant
east t4t2ar ~ r4sh On tHe Iseh a.v I ILre ! d
'- a II r p. tie st aft house of TIE 3 .llar
XIX VI rJrg ara MIG CoEEa1y situate or The
h0#t9r airs AQ3r. Paz-rt No. t-{-s In Spanish Bar
Mining DlS'r@t- Ep2nfy gf Gear Gree. aut State ei
t-lt1ra-p. Z {. BAILEY
L. :. ha~sta1
MAI bE u & MAY. pSirESE Of Colorado.
PiatnfTtt's Attorney.
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l he New Sanitary Dairy

oa 9da creek guarant~as 10 serve It's
Customers wi:h strictly pure MIX Ne
aautteTauts or preservattves used
AL OF nay stock has THIS week 5-ea es-
ahmed By Veterinary Surgeon Smith and
were found tree fr=n tabescu .cts1s.
Milk aai cream bottled flesh a. the
dairy and delivered in atr-ugn, pack
AGES 10 customers Terms Of ssle are
strictly cash ! am not here for my
health, bat vii Try to preserve the pub
lies health Phone, Forks It2.
W. NJ. ELLIS,
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United -fa,as II Aner3gs,

a
state and District If Colorado { $
fGAlsT fat5ee heretE Et.sn tast n yfr,g-. OF
a ~rlt If 1ecuftan talst Ag5l -nt. A. d. l@e.
tssfs 4 a#t Gf rhe tn'tet etstss Circuit grt for
fhe t!5sErag al colorado, on Judgment rendered
iG Sail HaEsr. GA the El-tsssuth day O: Marth b. 4
2. Ia6. II favor OF H.fAm u. GCager. Ftalattr
y. Tha Bullion King " ming Aad AHliax {. N.
paIy, Detendarlts and wherein sEa con landed
l. make q the t4tlsts Erssts aad ehatfes Of the
rauy the sHm Of s55.3-7 o. together with interest,"
On 50 20 = fs@u8 NGrEA I4th 1875 did on the
18th day nf Aprl-, A D lse levy uFon tAe fall X
ing te-rr4t~a rraf es.t. sEt mining u-r rty SIN
a.ed IL the Goalty Of tfsar creek aud sale o;
Coloradg, tawtt--
The Bullion King lode mining claim. patent
The Bullion King Ne. lode mining elsir, pat
The Bullion King No. aIode mining Claim. pat
The Button King No. s lode mining claim. Pat
The Bullion King No. lode mining claim. pat
he Billion King Ne. 5 lode mining claim. pat
me Billion KJrg No t lode mining claim. r.at.
ent M, 1876 ia TIE Spanish Bar Mining District.
The Enterprise ll~5e mining ctzin. >4r. Los Sn.
bisl ia spanish Bar ani Coral Mining districts
The SEn aDi Noon lode mining claims sur. No.
52Ss in the Jackson and Coral Mining Districts:
also the star 10 mining CAIN. being c : Min
erat survey No s52 in the jackson Mining DIS
,rtet; and the FerInataeIl-, r. right Of wsv through
A, In spanish Bar Mining District
The Bullion Queen No, lode mining claim
The Bullion Queen Ne. io-1e mining claim. The
Bullion Queen Ne. iote mining claim. all stu
stei in J ck@on Mining District
The Bullion King No : lode mining Calm, The
Bullion King No. 5 lode mining claim. situated
in span 3sh Bar Mining District
Ard tina. viii accordingly offer saii'real estate
aui nj ing property for sale at public veniue to
the higb=s- and b-st bidder for cash or the lsth
tay of June, 4 b. 1875. a. II o'clock NJ. at the
shaft house of the Ba. lion King Mining Milling
Co. situate the Bullion King lode patent No
SIS. in spanish Bar Mining District, Gear Creek
County Aforesaid
psted May l0th A. o. 1878.
D. C. BAILEY,
[. s Marshal.
MACBETH MAY District of Colorad
Pain ifs Attorneys
ist pub May ls, last June Is, q.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

John Campbell, Colorado Supreme Court 1t
years that there
auditor whose duties. other things would
frequently the all and county
into " public moneys
Judge & c. Holbrook, AamoaI decidedly the
making provision and supervision
O public
Judge G D. oyt, DenyIn my opinion policy demands the
public
such law placed upon books the better
Judge T. Black, Montrose-1h public would
necessarily uniformity discharge OF official
duty making
bic for be
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16
T hz Very Bes, Rem. ty for Bowel Troutls

Mr.. N F. Rorroush~ an Old and
50 el!-srowu resident Ct Bluff on. Ind.
SAYS - regard Chan. hetlain's Colic
Cnoi-ra and D;arrhoea Remedy as the
very test remedy for bowel treable. l
make this statement after having used
the remedy IN my family for several
years. an never without ii" Thi-
remedy is almost sure TO be needed be-
fore the summer is over. Why not buy
it now Tor such an emergency For sale
by J. J. ehewin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

The laterass being drtven on the Don't
vein from the FeteIs tunnel, al q point
OF ,oto feet n from the portal. have dts
closed the best looking streaS OF ore OF
aay cross cut tunnel o. Chicago creek
On the tg4t wall there is Io-lnch
streak Of tale. containing some mineral,
I'VE sam Is OF which when ass.yed
showed returns OF over ten ounces III
gold per ton. IN addition to this streek,
there IS from txo 10 three feet OF milling
ore which : being pied up on the p.ats
for shipment.
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Annual Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
The Western Star Mining, Milling and
funnel COMPANY viii be held at the
Office OF the company III Idaho Springs
Colorado, al : p. m, OF Tuesday. JUL
+. 1906 for the purpose of electing g
board Of dtrccfoTs Eor the ensuing wear
and tie Transaction of such other busl-
ness may properly come before sad
meeting. 4 H CCLBrRS.
Attest. President
HORACE SCUnnER, Secretary.
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Psoaxx, Rs-an.on.

on the 2zFa 4zy ot JAM, the S7cae,s
of Colorado Pioneers, and tae Pionetr
Ladies Ard Soci.ty, vii hoid Their al
aual Reunion a, Eiitch's GARDEN IN
De-vrr- Tnrs year the Pioneers viii
celebrate the IS arnlssrsary Of tH+
arrival OF Gs--u Rus-es exp dirion
an the present sE:e II Denver. 4 eosdtsl
and -arr-st fuvt at3rn i extt ufiei to al
TIE piout ers. their ianIles, friends and
the pubac IL ae2erai 10 be preseut.
/ ne a-f help he Old people to have a
goo4 tine. FANNIE d HARDIN
MAY BROWN.
KATE {. CoSLIHAN.
ToHS W. SHRocK
HITCH K. STuTE
Committee
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

While engaged in dong asses meut
work en- the prop ersaes o; the Una Cold
Mining x MuIus company this week,
Manager Carlson opened mp sma.i
streak on the surface Of the Una No 5
lode which gave surprising results when
assayest. TIE ore returned 1873 ounces
gold and = ouaoes silver or $3.50 per
ton. The comF FaDy Is engaged in oESy.us
cross cut tuuHe4 to open group OF
claims At depth
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

II your >tu-uach troubles you do n !,
conclude that there Is cure, for gre 1
MANY have t---a permanently cured ty
Chauibrritn S'omeeh ard Liver ra -
lets. Get "a free sample i J. I,Sher~ :
drug store and give them a trial The
also cure eans,tpe,ion and biliousnes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

{. T England, president OF the E4s-
land Mining aud Milling company Il IS
returned from an eastern visit and hes
resumed work on his Corbe,t and E7Igz.
simmons property above the oaan!ey
mine An adIt being driven on the
Corbe.t is noH showing q fire ctevIee
IL the lse-s..
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16
MINING APPLICATION NO. ne.s


aineras Survey Ne. l7sss.
I. s. Land Oft7ce.
Denver. Colors5o. May II fal@
Notice : he-shy given that in pursuance Of the
Act of Ggtzgrs=,S approved May 10 Is72 The Eng
EuglAIsd torliey in fact. aLo-r y ssottce Is
Dsuver. Colorado. hEs made application for
slateEIt tr 1865 linear feet on the FIR lode and
1876 linear feet on the jim Tefri.s lode tearing
guii an4 sfiver- with surface ground 10 feet in
wtdth situate II Cora ard sFaui.h Bar mining
and described in the plat and field notes on aie
IN this Office. follows viz:
FITZ LODE
Beginning at cor No. /, whence the cor sec
3 : - tth p, n, hears : 352 ii ~" e
81 - t. thence Ii ii lsa II. to cor No >;
thence isc 100 #, to cor No, 8; thence Al e
80 It 70 cur. Ne. 1 themes sso n loo Il. to Coz
No. /. the place Of beginning
JIM JEFFRIEs LODE
Beginning at cor. NJ. !. whence the cor
sec 3 T 4 Z 73 " slh ?. IN, bears n Is %" e
thence II 5,t1 is 1909 fl to No. 3; thence
10 a. 5ss # to cor. No 1. thence ~ 30 c
I5o5 f. to cor. No 5. thence tr1 ~ 500 fl. TO
cor. No {: thence Sc Is +. iu0o f. TO cor No. l.
the pace Of beginning
Coz tanning lse acres, expressly excepting and
excluding all couaic. with surveys Nos. 56saA.
lllU7 l4s5., I47i3 and li752. but retaining Tracts
a" B. : and &C" and forming a portion of the
uusub1iy idei twp. s. range 73 ". of the 9Th
principal meridian. said location being record
tivelv of the records of Clear Creek county, Colo
rado.
Adjoining claimants owners of the above
named surveys
C. .. FORD. Register.
First pub May d. last July q iaS.
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How 10 trsak up a Cold.

/, may be sur Use to many 10 learn
that i severe cold can be complete y
broken up, in ore or two days time
The mrs. symptoms OF cold are a dr.,
laua cough, pr4fuse watery dischargr
from the nose. aad a thin. white coatiug z
on the tongue. When Chamberlain :
cough remedy IS taken every hour on
the first appearance OF these symptoms
it couuteracts the effect OF the cold and
restores the system 10 a healthy coudt-
tsou within a day or Two For sale ts
]. J. sder"n.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

certainly looks though Bryan will receive the democratic
the presidency despite the opposition OF Hurst Cey
al An 'Burkis win apparently. Even foreign parts
popularity party
do.ize pebnder Billy Bryan has
the democratic party completely bufaoed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16
MINING AppLIf ArIo> No. 2lE
titr4fa S4rst8 y A.-ta
: LsG3 D@

NtH-fa5 >-rst# n, A.st3
T. : Lard Da5tz
peHgeT. Cs-g.. Mag L. 1915
Metre : Ge-ehs e-re- rEas ia Fa7.auHFe NJ he
srt # COG : ~ approved NaT n. - sFe1. r
Wagtusa and ~ WH pszsrty y, n s.- E=sta nee is
I7ata Surt5-es t1f4 E8Eg ala.t- agi taG4I 7I for
Esatear t.r I54'# 4s5e- tstf the Asa5>sse Ets3-
tsarEGG as sEa s5.VgF. Etra saFtg4st E-oI7.= l75
fset IN u tn sirHsts ~ Gurai mining district
t.esr trteS county, Ste OF tH59Eata. snf5 f5e-
ssSt s-4i IN tHss pat ana ted notes III this
gteR, ~ taEEgaS 2
hrgiuaEHe Al cor. ". ! whence the :. cor
so / ! + - = = i re -rt4 = n hears se 3
No. - z theEse + - - It io cat Nu
Thence So - e lzssa f ~ cor N, s. tGens- 9
4 Ia Z. 1a ear NJ I. thence 6a ~ " I5s3 f. to
caF y. :. size g-2aee If tt-areutaE
tsutAtftrE 81 aEFes- eTEsFa--ty excepting srG
+seigt11Hg al conflict w2th surrey Nc. rs, and
forming t-srtfnH at lne n y :. ii ss-t / Ksu
, - Il itgE fsh principal Ea.rittaHI -al1 neg
tls7u ttzi5g recorded tr vn' ~. page E3i Of IA.
rtearsts u fsssr- + s-s 4 ts1gaEy. ta5 rra4a.
4 .atgaag rsaEE-azlls rE Ie-e - surveys Sss ~
and l7l3.
c. D. FORD. Register.
f-.+r r-~-E+ Ma "a -.4rN Tt,t,.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

IF yen know the value OF Chamberlain 5
salve YOU would never wish to he ai,tnu
II. Here are soule of the diseases for
winch ii is especially valuable: sore
nipples, ehapP.i hands, burns, fros,
bites, chtihia,us. chronic sore eyrs. Itch
ing piles, tettsr, sat r cum aat. exz=ula.
Price = cents per hox For ~aIe by J.
]. sh=r~sn.
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Sptnd Sunday in Denver.

The v-rv low summer Rates of thu
oiorado & Southern are Effective on al q
after MAY 18th. Ask the local aseul
bout them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

Nea's suits cleaned and pressed fTon
LOO ap. REEd. The Tailor
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

Ice delivered daily. G. II. Curuo4
ahgnc Black s73
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

Fred J. MeNalr, Jonn W Morrsou aud
men VINO recently took a contract
10 drive the Seemsnu tunnel on Fail
river distance OF :, 900 feet, at price
OF so per foot, have forfeited their con
tract. They were not talnlla. with the
rock formation in this section, and had
figured on its being similar to the Lead
VILE rock in character and breaking
quality. The contractors only drilled
and tirei one round Of holes. after which
they decided TO throw up the contract.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

The Morning Star mine in Jenny gulch
owned by Lynn, Mass, capitalists, up
on which work was recently resumed
has opened into good ore at the second
level. The shaft is $50 feet deep and a
continuous streak of ore is showing
from, the collar to the bottom, but no
levels had been run. The second level
ea., now shows I.-ineh streak OF solid
copper iron, the very appearance of
which jus,ihes its being sacked for ship
0ent without assaying. Mayor George
Riley OF this city, is the manage, of the
property.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

Geo. H. Curuow, the expressuian.
telephone No. Black 633.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

paeking exposure will have the OF booming all
kinds OF baby Vegearians multiply rapidly.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

Try us for ranch eggs. vFgtahles
poultry and meats. THERo & Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

II. 0. Allen. the dentist.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

Hauling and express, Curnow, the lc
man, phone Black ss3
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16
City Clerk.

June reduction sale on iron beds at S
NJ. Smith s. Son. See window.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16

insult injury showing the picture OF fishing
scere o a deprived vacation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16
Notice Of adjustment Day.

Shert+- at Gear Geek Cplnts.. C-5la-
frs ~ J-re :. lassl. as: s.1 JaElr 3. t.s.5
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-06-16
Notice Of Ma~hal's Sale.

c. D. FORD. Register
Ut N. Msv y al nlh la-L >. la..
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-01-12
the KuRTz.EDMoNsoN NuPTIALs
A very pretty Wedding took place at One
NEE Wednesday Evening.

A very pretty Wedding took place at One
NEE Wednesday Evening.
A very pretty wedding ceremony
took place in the parlors of the Sham
rock hotel on Wednesday evening,
January 10th at half past seven
O'Clock. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Albert A. Kurtz. prom
inent young druggist of Kramer and
Miss Mamie Edmondson. daughter Of
the proprietor of the Hotel Shamre OK
at Omemee The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. James Coutts, of this
city. in the presence of a large gath
ering of friends and relatives. After
the nuptial rites the entire party par:
took of sumptuous wedding supper
and spent most enjoyable evening.
The happy couple will reside at
Kramer. The Courant joins heartily
with the we'll wishing friends.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-01-12
MANY MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
4 List OF thoss ISSUED within the part two
weeks By the County Judge.


The following is list of the mar
Iiage licenses issued by county judge
Kirk for the past two weeks:
William Miller, Westhope. to Miss
Kate McLain. Antler, Oliver Bell,
Wayburn, to Miss Alviona Glinz, Will
low City; w. f. Rilnbail to Miss
Anna Tonson, both of Willow City;
Gilbert Rollette. to Miss Lena Chris
enson, Willow City; A. w. Cowman,
Wessington Springs, $. D. to Miss
Leo B. Evans. Lansford; Joseph Crois-
setter, Bottineau. to Mrs. Victoria
Pepin, Willow City; Garfield Oakes,
Souris to Miss Tena Hart. Bottineau;
Edward Kinney. Calmer, to Miss An
ma Butler, RollettS; j. H. Paulson,
Sherwood, to Miss Bertha I-aDoen,
Westhope; Henry .. Sturson Esmond.
TO Miss Edith Fulmer. Mohall; Alfred
b. Adair, Eckman, to Miss Martha
Russell, Mapleton; Ole J. Lysgaard to
Miss Viola Jungoith, both of Botti-
ueau; Peter a. Krogelud, Denver, to
Miss Nella Nelson, Overly; Albert
Il. Kurtz, Kramer, to Miss Edmund
son. Omemee; Harmoni Gage, Overly
10 Miss Charlotte Wright, Overly.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-01-12
WILL Leave CITY Permanently Y
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. M. FoItx left yesterday
% for the West. 80 49,.

Mr.. and Mrs. chas. M. FoItz left yesterday
% for the West. ~,
Ghas. M Foltz. one of the principal
partners in the firm of Hagen, Foltz
and Company. at Landa. has sold out
his interest to Messrs. John and Eli
ert Vedquam of that place who will
continue the business under the finn
name Of the Vedquam Company. Mr..
Foltz has been in Bottineau the past
week attending to business matters,
and expects to leave Thursday morn
ing, with his wife, 4or a trip through
Mexico, Arizona. California, and 9TH
er southern states and it is their inten-
tion to locate permanently in the
southern cline. Mrs. Foltz is the
daughter of Mark Hawker and has
been resident of Bottineau county
for the past fifteen or twenty years,
while Charles has been in business in
the county the past FIVE or six years.
They have an extensive acquaintance
all over the county. and their many
friends will regret to see them leave
Bottineau and Bottineau county per-
manently, hut all will wish them we'll
in their new location, wherever it
may be.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-01-12

It was in the nature of a surprise
party to Mr.. and Mrs. Wall, as their
friends and neighbors to the number Of
about $50 arrived and presented them
with very nice and elaborate parlor
suite, which speaks we'll for the appre-
citation and the esteem in which Mr..
and Mrs. Wall are held as workers in
the church. Mr.. Ole Myhr oficiated
in the happy manner so natural to
him and made very neat address.
Rev. K. O. Raftshol also made
speech on behalf of the congregation.
touching upon the line of work and
the services that the host has rendered
to his church during the past many
years he so faithfully has served as
''Kirkesanger, and which position
he still holds. The choir rendered
some of their best selections. The
ladies served splendid lunch in their
usual excellent style and those who
were fortunate enough to he present
pronounce it one of the happiest social
events in the history of Mountain
View.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-01-12

Harold Nelson and his excellent
company played 'Prince Otto to an
unusually large audience at the local
opera house on Monday evening and
gave us the best theatrical perform
ance ever seen here. Those who
saw the production of "Prince Otto"
are enthusiastic in theirpraises Of Mr..
Nelson and his company. There is
not dissenting voice. We all want
more of the same kind Efforts are
being made to secure a return engage
ment for next Monday evening and it
is. hoped they will be successful.
"Prince Otto was all that could be
desired. The players, one and all.
handled their parts with remarkab BILE
skill interpreting the lines of the play
in beautiful manner. The costumes
were elegant and the staging of the
piece superb The whole performance
was SO good that even the hoodlum,
who so often makes us wish the fool.
killer did not neglect his duty, held
his breath in admiration. Full
justice to the evenings entertainment
could not be done without particular
mention of the excellent music fur
nished by the Rygg- Caldwell orches-
ira. This excellent organization
won much well.merited applause by
the high quality of their work. We
will all look forward to another such
pleasant and profitable evening.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-01-12
$50, 100000 REAL ESTATE DEALS
1900 Acres OF Bottinsau County Land sold
Last Week.

Probably two of the largest real es-
tate deals that ever took place in
Bottineau county we're recorded this
week in the Office of the county re-
corder. It was the sale by W. H.
Mcintosh and wife to Christopher A.
Helpert of LaSalle county, Illinois, Of
all of section II, and ek of the ne 18,
township 161 and range rs for con-
sideratior of $50, 900. The other was
the sale by F. w. Cathro and wife to
the asme gentleman of 730 acres in
sections 81 and %, 1875 considera-
ton $4,000. The farm described first
is located about eight miles southwest
of Bottineau and the latter place about
Eve miles southeast ofthe city. We
understand that Mr.. Hepler has rented
the farms to nephew and friend Of
his who will come here in the spring
to take charge.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-01-12
OMEMEE

BY our special correspondent.
Lewis Holz is transacting business
at Minneapolis this week.
Chas. Pfefferkorn was here from
Russell Tuesday.
Albert Ehlke. one of Russell s rust
lers was here Monday.
Omemee has another mill p1oposi-
tion on the string. an offer having
been made by capitalist to build one
here.
States attorney Bowen was here last
Friday to prosecute the men who as
saulted Henly Zubger at Gardena some
time ago. The defendants paid the
doctor bills and all expenses and were
then allowed to plead guilty to the
charge of assault and battery, Judge
Harrington taxing them s. each.
The superintendent and other high
moguls f the 500 road we're here this
week. looking after the interests of
their company.
Deputy sheriff McCaughna was in
town the early part of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. McInnes were in
Willow City the early part of the
week..
The Woodmen installed their new
officers Tuesday night. An oyster
supper was served after the installa-
tion. S..
Arthur Sherwood has severed his
connection with the Omemee Herald
and has gone up in the mountains to
visit week or so.
Hank Bate was down from Botti-
neau Wednesday to attend the stock
holders meeting of the First National
Bank.
Our whist fiends met their first de-
feat at Willow City Tuesday night.
Six of our boys went down and twen-
ty-seven games were played, Willow
winning by two points.
The funeral of Myrtle White oc-
:uled Monday. Rev. Cunningham
preached the funeral sermon. The re-
mains we're inferred at Bottineau.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-01-12
Married Sunday.

On Sunday afternoon. January 7th,
very quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mrs. Christensen. Mr.. Ole
j. Lysgaard Of Bottineau and Miss
Anna Viola ]. Jungroth Of Fergus
Falls, Minnesota were joined together
in matrimony by the Rev. Chas. e.
White, according to the beautiful and
impressive service Of the M =. Church.
Mr.. Peter Christensen acting as best
man and Miss Hilda Larson as brides
maid. A very sumptuous lunch was
spread for the guests present. The
Courant joins with their many friends
in this city in extending congratula-
#tions.