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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-05

FOR RENT. c. WELDON & CO. %. E. CAP
HOUSES. $40 18th Sc. Or. b 20. so
II list ne, l4r. $4,000 HOG 9Th ne. 6r, b. Is SO
100 stb Sc. l1r. b $3.50 ia l. &c. ar. 1900
s07 c Sc i0r. b.. $3.50 1909. D ne, Ar b. rs, 90
2oS 18th Sc. Or b. $3.50 1915 H. Anacostia Id. 90
s14 A Sc. II, h. $3.50 rs Nd ave ne. 6r. 80
81 p NV. Sr, b.. 81 so $40 Mass az ne. 4r 80
900 NC az Or b. 30 80 a0S Md 8v ne, 5r. IA. 20
$50 Nd av ne Or h. 80 so 1907 ne #. b. -14.00
l0lI NJ 80 Or b sto. 80 90 1907 K Sc, or. IA. so
100 9Th So, 7r b. .215o 1854 Kramer ne, 5r. g. so
l16 4th me- Or. b. .26 30 FLATS
5l4 S-f ne. 6r b. 81 90 634 F ne. Or. b. So. 80
9l6 Nc av SC ST. b. 1856 529 9th ne. 5r. b. 90. so
62S 4 Sc, 7r. b.. .255 80 500 18th 'ee. 5r, b.1I.U
SOS 9th ne 6r b. u 30 65S Morton ne, ,b1 so
1l6 d Sc, 6r, b.. -245O
APARTMENTS.
The Gler'lower. 81 9Th ne. 5r.. b. .$2S 90
The Newton. 9th and. ne, 4r. b........ %, 90
6So ne. 6r.. b. heat aud gas. .....!. 800
4ol z. Cap, ST., b. $500
STORES.
so6 Pa ave Sc. $500 1912 11tb sc. store
49, Nd ave nc. -. $500 and ar. 10. so
| 4QS sth Sc 900
nf.;0-sa tn til. st :
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA.
GIG Louisiana

643 Louisiana ave. NV.
1906 Z. l. ave. NV, fat, 5 re-. b., beat. SIS. 90
Rear 615 ST. NV, warehouse. ....... loo
1866 Clifton NV. 10 rs. b., h.-w. heat. 5000
1914 st. NV. II ROOFS. b.; INV. heat. 80. %
S.w cor. 18th & C NE. sto, 6r b., sta As 90
COG East Capitol St. 10 rooms, bath. %. 40. -
1861 L St NV. store. heat. 40 90
$40 9th st. s.w-. IL rooms. bath. 40 90
1898 10Th st. NV. Q rooms. bath. ...... IS so
l0l2 G st. NV. warehouse. -.......... Sc. 10
VI 18th st. NV. Z rooms. bath. ....... 81 30
SOB 81. Sc, rooms, bath. cellar. ..... 80 80
1lOS n II. ave. NV, rooms; bath. ..... 1880
1Lo Mass. ave. ne, I'd floor, ar. b.. 305O
933 French st. NV, 6 rooms, bath, cellar 2S 40
300io 10th ST. NV. store. .............. $3.50
1o3 9Th st. Sc, 3d-r. tat, 5r. tiled bath 25 80
6oI st: ne. rooms. bath. .......... 25.40
1911 n c. ave. ne. Or. tiled bath. fur. .. 40
l52o-l32J LIST st. NV, Or, tiled bath. %. 254
NV. cor: ID and D ne. store & cellar. E. 800
1llo Florida ave. Ne, rooms, bath, fur $3.50
loo u st. Sc, rooms, bath. ........ 20 so
1851 u st. NV, Cd door. z rooms. 20 90
SOC 18th ST. ne. 6 rooms, BATH cellar. 1000
1920 11th st. Sc. rooms. bath. 20O 90
$50 It'll st Sc. 8 rooms. bath. ........ 1880
9i0 TIN St s.e.. rooms bath 100
34S5 Bri.htwood ave. NV. fat. 5r. b. .17.50
1901 9Th NV, Sd door 3r b., heat. ....- Ii. so
64s Newton st. NV, fat. rooms, bath. 16. 10
1404 LIST st. NV. rooms. bath. 1900
2240 18th st. NV. rooms. ..-......-.. Is. 40
SIS East Canito St. rooms. ........... 40
Rear ZIG 4th st. NV. warehouse. ...... 10. 90
252l st. NV. rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
III 18th ST ne, fat. rooms. 1900
32S X st. s.w.. 5 rooms. ............-.. $50
24O1 I St NV, I'd H.. rooms, bath. Il. 40
GIL ct. NV. large room, I'd floor. 100
GAG La. ave. 4th floor Observation-Disclosures. 1000
1418 10Th st. NV. . rooms. ...-.....-.. 1000
Rear 925 n. J. ave. NV. large stable. 1000
1tl st. Sc. & rooms. -....-.......-.. $50
del 60 If 40
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FOR REMISSION: ON THE HEIGHTS. WEST
81 l6th St: 10 r"oms and bath; hot-water heat;
excellent repair: dining room and kitchen on
LIST floor. COLIINS-GUERRY Co. 621 18th ST.
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FOR NEST-BY Fl. l.. !
Osx view,lIr. Oh. furS2i0
1899 Cor, 1T, b. fur. lbs
1907 L.llr. b. want offer
1927 r I av. Or. 81 800
1910 18th. 11r.b, fur. l25.
af47 Q. Tor. b. 100
1873 Goth. Tor. 2b.I5.u0
li3 ist be. lar, b. 1900 |
$50 18th, lar. b.. .65. 90 |
lT1ls s. TOR. b. :. 80. 90 |
1870 r nv. lot, b. CO., 90
1907 r. l2r. b. 5000 |
1858 18th Nv. Tor, b.47.50 |
1914 Hopkins, Or, b4T. so |
FIAT y. Tor. b. As. so !
1125 Riggs st. 1Gr 500
APART,
The Wager. 81. b. $500
The Pebbleton. Or. BIS. 90
1911 9th NV. sr. hiss. 90
1885 NJ av nv. Or. b25. 80
25i2 18th. 5r. b. .2.50
1891 LIST, 81. b. fur
13< L NV, Sr, b. 30. so
2Il2 nth, 5r, b. .22.3o
ST ] NV. 4r. b. 20. 90
TO G ne. '5r. b. 20. 90
oci8-sa. tn, th.tf
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FOR RENT-22c N. CAPITOL ST.; IT ROOMS,
two baths; steam heat; newly papered and
painted- J. l. K0LB. e2S New York ave.
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Loughboro I'd. Is a.2o. 90
2205 Brightwood av
NV. Jr. 1870
Nv cor Goth & Bait
ne. 6r. 1900
PIG M'tello av ne. SRI 10
Lot 81. SO 1927. :. TOO
COLORED.
Is 81 ne. 7r. b. 1850
$50 I'd ne. Or. ~
726 ID ne, 5r. ....13.W
T0S I'd ne. 5r. .11.O0
1851 Sth Nv. Ar. .S.38
q SHOWS row w.5r7. 3s
4 1879 Sc. 3r. 800
APARTMENTS.
The Farragut, 5r.
b (fm). 90
The Champlain. No
Al. or. b. fur. . 5000
The Bellevue, No 80.
7r, b. !ur. So 90
The Alabama, No eos.
ST. b. ........... so. 90
2012 P NV, 3r. b, fur5O. 90
The Pebbleton. No 3.
Or, b. $500
The Regina, No 10,
c., s............ $500
The Regina. No z.
Or, b. ...........46.0 90
The Regina. No 2.
CIR. b. ...........45. 90
1712 14th NV, Or.
b. fur. $500
The Congressional.
No los. 3r. b. 1000
The Maury. No 30,
a17 NY av.Nos. Ar. bse.5u
1851 Girsrd. 6r. b.35.50
1877 T nv. 6r, b. $3.50
The Stoddert, No. 2.
Or. b. ..........35.50
1874 Irving NV. Or, bs5. 90
1912 Irving NV. Or. b35 90
2719 14th nv. Or. b. .S so
1744 Willard NV. 6r.
n ,32.Sn
1874 Irving nw.5r, 1880
1744 Willard NV, 5r.
b ..............30.W
B & @. No g. Or. b. 80. 90
B & o, No S. Or. 30. 90
1920 O NV. 5r. b. .25.50
1746 Willard. 5r.b. $500
s114 14th NV. "a. Or, be-. 80
B11414th nw.3d 5r- b2c.51
1717 4th NV. or. b.21.5o
1920 G ne. No10. 4r,b15.o0
112o C ne. Ar, b. 1900
65s Morton ne. Ar. b.l 1880
Quincy ne. 4r,b.apt.13.h On
1921 F. NV. rm 10. 1000
E STODDERT. THE B.
THE STERLING, THE
! CORTLANDT. THE
THE con-
. REGINA.
CES.
The Regina. 3r, b,
basement. .......2 %. 90
The Sterling. IT. .25. 90
Century bldg.r 100000
1880 y NV, 2r. 1000
1861 Z NV, 2r. 1000
i411 + Nv. top h.15.25
Century bldg, r 4l.l2.m
1923 F NV. .$6-$10S
l114-16 F nw.$l0 to S78
SW cor HE nw..SI-$10
1921 3 NV. rm 9. 1000
'ES.
1Ts Fla av NV. 1000
1925 NJ NV. .35. 90
2002 X nw........S.Oo
2004 E NV. rs. 90
924 10Th nw......20.O0
oUsEs.
Observation-Disclosures. 5000
LES
stalls, annum. 81. 900
.....-........... 3d. 90
). Observation-Disclosures. Is. 90
IL. 10
TIES FOR THE COL
ROM ALL CLASSES OF
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UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only partial list Of the proper
ties in our charge. but wip be glad to fur
nish complete bulletins application at this
o6ice.
THos. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc.
1914 ST. NV. adjoining the New Willard.
nocO-sa TN ~
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.

HEISKELL McLERAN
REAL ESTATE AND INSJRANcH
14oS h ST. NV. wASHINGTON. d. c.
FURNISHED
1880 go st. NV. 12r. and b.. INV. h.$l, 5000
!S56 Fairmont Ut. NV, llr. and d.. 1880
1904 Riggs pl. NV. Or. and b. 5000
UNFINISHED
1913 Fairmont d. NV. Tor. and b...... $500
1910 Hopkins pl. NV. 81. and b......, 41t0
1!2s Corcoran st.. 10 rooms aud BATH. 45.Bo
1850 ION ST.. nat. rooms and bath. aS.00
400 Sd st. me-. 6r and b.....,..,,,. ESQ
OFFICE ROOMS
1345 Pa. ave-. ONCE room. ............. $500
61S 10th Ut. Observation-Disclosures a 90 To $50 90
14o3 n ct NV. Office rooms.
Coal yard store. sw: cor. 10th 4 d s.w $500
STABLE.
Rear Of 1925 Belmont ct. $500
orl9-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-05

FOR SALE-AN IDEAL NEW HOME, WITH
every desirable modern appointment: built with
special care. under the direction of a leading
architect better material aud work nlanship
than found in msnv houses sold for twice
much; seven fne rooms and lovely tiled hath;
med all through in selected hardwood: richly
decorated; HOT-WATEE heat; plastered cellar
lighted by large windows. This excellent house
is we'll worth $1,000. We are instructed to sell
1t for. ............ 81 $50
". L. SASSRURY. Exclusive Agent,
7iC-of ST N
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UNFINISHED.

FoE RENT-ATTRACTIvE 2-STORY AND GEL
lar Groom brick: furnace; modern bathrooms
sutn she'd: on NV. avenue: 5000 per month
JOHN &. KEEIiAN. 6l9 + St.. specialist in
tettsr-clsss properties for colored clients.
do
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-TWO LOTS IN GROWING CITY.
Pierre. s. D.. near capitol. library. depot
and government buildings: $50 each to quick
buyer only. ". J. wAMBAUGH. Morgsntown.
W. Va del.7ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-05

FOR EXCHANGE
DO YOU WANT CASH3
We offer for exchange clear property and
cash. desirable equities and cash. VIII take
APARTMENT houses. business property dwell
ings. VIII assume trusts
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-ALLAN e.
1851 Park I'd. Tor. b$50. 90
S07 E Cap. Or. b. 1850
Rear 1904 Park I'd,
stable and Sr. 40. 90
e39 r I av. Or, b. 40. 90
$50 NJ NV. Or. b. 81 so
"a I ne. 1lr. b. 80. 50
1908 18th. Or. b. 80. 90
FOR RENT
1926 G NV. 15r, % .$75. 90
613 21st nw.11r,b,
eel. steam heat 60.0O
2211 Pa.av NV. 16e
bath ...........5S.0 90
GEO. ".
or11.tf
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FOR RENT-1246 FLA. AVE. NE.-sR AND B, !:
steam heat: newly papered. By ]. L. KOLB.
923 y. Y. ave. no3O-tf
FOR RENT-D D.THOMPSON & CO., 1885 N W
lT45 18th NV. Or. 3 1894 ne, Sr b.. 20 so
1908 Ontario av .er b2s5o 100 Ben I'd DC. w1o so
no27-d. eSu
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ALI
HOME OR INVESTMENT.

$1,000.
An eight-room brick house corner Of alley;
well located in the downtown section. west Of
18th and south of NJ. At very small ex-
pense this house could he used for business
purposes; annual rental. $3.50; would make an
excellent investment. The property is being
sold so cheap because the owner wants cash.
BOSS & PHELPS (1nc.), 80 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main $40.
de4 st
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FOR REST-ro GOOD PARTY. WILL RENT
cheapest house in Georgetown. six rooms. bath
cellar, furnace, for $3.50. Call or address D.,
1soo Emerson st.~n.w. de4-2t
mr. RENT-13N7 EMERSON ST Ne: GROOM
brick. with hath; months rent free to tenant
by year. 5000 per month. CHARLES BOYD.
1918 ST. ne. dealt
FOR RENT-REDUcED TO $50 ao-DESIR-
sble S-story dwelling on Nd. ne: s rooms
and bath: storerooms and cellar: nice neigh.
borrood, one block from car line. Keys at
oeace a.. l.; RUST. COS 18th ST. NV.
FOR REST-T0 DESIRABLE CoLORED TEN
ant nice Groom dwelling, with ba th. cellar and
stable: in fne condition: good lottered st.
jus. OF 14th ct. W. Very reasonable rent.
de@tf,5 II. l. Rust. COS 18th ST.
Fur; RDST--A HANDSOME SIX-ROOM AND
hath brick dwelling: cellar: small furnace:
ward; alley in rear: 1908 Caroline st. NV, bet
18th and 18th. L and T sts.; $50 per no
Apply premises. de4-?t
FOR REyT-SY l.. S. FRISTOE. 1413 G ST. NV.
1900 Newton ST. 6 rooms and bath large lot,
near 18th st. cars, 5000.
$50 Westminster st. nv. rooms and bath,
furnace heat, kitchen OIL LIST floor. $3.50.
1879 ST. NV. 10 and bath, steam
hest. gas and electric light. $3.50.
24S3 Columbia road NV. il rooms. ba tbs
gas and electric light steam heat, open FIRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-05

FOR SALE-ELEvEN ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL.
highly elevated land. . miles or II minutes
ride from center OF Washington: on electric
car line that passes through center of tract:
must be sold TO settle estate. Call for plat
and fun Information An offer requested Also
for sale. near the above, % building lots for
$3.50 each: also ; one.acre tracts for sale; easy
terms Call, write phone.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS.
I4o6 G. ST. NV.
def-3ts Phone Main 1850.
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CAPITOL HILL.
So. $50.
RENT gao ~

RENT. S3ll. ~.
Ono ~ tho most pleasing homes o.. the Hill
and at the price decided bargain. The return
alone proves that: to say nothing of the loca-
tion and description.
HOT-WATER HEAT
b very large rooms and tiled bath: modern In
every possible detail: convenient to cars and
not far from the Union station. VIII always
rent. or would make you an ideal home Time
we'll invested to SEQ this one
SHANNON e. LUCHS. 1O4 18TH ST NV
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WALKER, 1412 G ST.
121 D sc, 7r. b. $3.50
Langdon. 1lr. 1000
APARTMENTS.
The Albert, 1923 F
NV, 5r, b. .......S.0
3O12 Q NV. 6r. ...26. 90
1872 n J nv. Or. b. $3.50
| oc10-sa. tn. th.tf
Flat. 1918 Pa. av,
81. b. steam heat 1870
:332 = Sc, Or. l.. $50
522 21st NV. 7r. b $3.50
so Q NV, 81. b. =. ESQ
e01 10th NV. nat.
3 rooms. bath. =. 2.W
LlNKINS.
300 18th 81. NV.
al CORCORAN ST.. 8
large rooms. many clos
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Union Trust bldg, 18th
and FL NV. $50 to40. 0C
Busch bldg. 7oS E
NV. alnum .$12, 600
Small bldg. Sd d. .13H
Small bldg, 4th n..12I
1914 II NV, Pr. .1G
1892 G NV, ID q. $500
1a21 F. e front 1850
Century I'D. rs12,1 .26. Oh
go 3 nw.......$Io-$25
l421 3 NV. No 4. rs. 90
STo
241s 18th nw.....-
1850 P NV. so. 90
1865 Calvert NV. 40 90
1882 Fla av NV. 40. 90
1859 U NV. ...40.0
1861 U NV. 40. 90
WAREl
ol5 N. 4. ave. NV.
eos r NV. (rear).
STA
1i46 Govt. alley NV, 5
r. It'll. b NV. 4 stall
Stable 8, 50. 1876, 3 stal
r. 1915 n NV, 3 stall
RvNyCE.nr csksr0 - ~.
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FOR kENT-UNFURNISHED.
1877 av.s75 per mo BIZ NV. SIS per mo
isls M::..:.t7o per mo l!2s 18th. =. $40 per mo
1857 Jern pl $50 per mo AT ,se. SIT per mo
A few desirable furnished houses
OFFICES.
Second door, SIS 14th st. .sSs oer ms
Third floor Sl5 18th st.............. SIS per mo
OLYMPIA APARTMENT HOUSE
Apartment. rooms and bath. ....... 800 per mo
Apartment. rooms and bath $40 and $45 per mo
STONELEIGH COURT
A few very desirable apartments now vacant In
stoneleich Court at from $50 to $lss per month.
FITCH FOX & BROWN,
aett-H 14oc @ at NV
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PRICE $500.
RENTED. $3.50.
An attractive two-story nress-hrick house
containing nice rooms and BATH very good
condition: not only~a great rent producer. hui
very we'll located in the northeast; through
street one square from car See It.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 704 18TH ST. NV
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FOR SALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY

FOR .SALE-WE HAVE SEVERAL ATTRACT
i've business pronerties and also some good and
inexpensive small houses: good investment.
Tyler & RUTHERFORD unc.). 80 18th st.
nol62Sts
FOR SAIE-WE HAVE SEVERAL ATTRACT
I've business properties and also some good and
inexpensive small houses; good investment.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD unc). 100 18th st.
noiH-o1ts
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NORTHWEST,
S3.975.
Not only attractive in price. but home built
for comfort one of the most reasonable priced
homes in the entire northwest. Note this de-
script!on: Lot 2ox100-or 1000 square feet Of
ground: very large bright sunny rooms: very
large tiled BATH: two large windows in the
dining. room: gas logs: furnace beat: big CO
lonial porches. You would be proud OF this
home. New. and can be bought On very easy
terms.
SHANNON E LUCHS, 7o4 18TH ST NV.
The Bottineau courant., 1907-03-29
Fire at NeWburR.

Last Monday morning the
Kane building was burned to
the ground. The origin of the
fire is a mystery. Less than a
year ago the building located
on the same spot was burned
and the one just burned re-
placed it. The origin of the
first fire was never learned but
many believed it to be
spite work and the same ones
charge the last fire to the same
source. Asst. States Attorney
Adams and the Deputy Sheriff
were here this week Investigate
ing the affair but 80 far no in
formation has been given out.
The building was placed under
an injunction last fall because
liquor was illegally sold there
and since then it has been un-
The Bottineau courant., 1907-03-29

and Mrs. A. Cox of this city,
were the contracting parties.
The ceremony was performed
in the presence of number of
friends and relatives, the Rev.
Chas. E. White reading the ring
ceremony of t h Methodist
Episcopal church which made
them one. Mr.. r. Bond acted
as best man and Miss Mabel
MathesOn as bridesmaid. The
bride was dressed in white silk
trimmed with lace and the
bridesmaid in lavander, trimm-
ed with over lace and insertion.
The groom and best man in the
conventional black. The groom
and his parents and his newly
made wife left on Mondays 8
train for Westhope where they
will make their future home.
Their many friends wish them
we'll in their new career.
The Bottineau courant., 1907-03-29

Since it has been 50 firmly
demonstrated, at the recent
meetings of the citizens and in
the talk round town." that
almost every voter is in favor
or municipal improvements in
the way of sewers, water works
and a new city hall, the caucus
held Tuesday evening was for
the purpose of placing in nom .
ination men for members of the
city council and a mayor, all
of whom they knew to be in
favor of these needed improve
ments and who would work for
the up-building of Bottineau.
G.. L. Newhouse was NOM
mated for mayor at this meet
ing and the nomination was
made unanimous by a rising
vote. AS there will be con-
siderable amount of money ex-
pended within the next two
years for improvements, con-
sistent with good business
principles, the people made
this selection for the reason
they want, and need, at the
head of the city government a
man whose sound business
judgment and character is un-
questionable, and who would,
without question, do that which
he thinks is the wish of the
people along all lines.
G.. w. Boyer, who has been a
The Bottineau courant., 1907-03-29
DISTRICT COURT.
Special Term Held in BOttineau for
Issuing Citizen Papers.

Judge Goss held special
term of court in Bottineau last
Friday for the issuing of citizen
papers, and the following per-
sons took out their final papers:
Nels O. Slotten, Cordelia;
Lars K. Tuv, Bottineau; Her.
bert NJ. Cathro, Souris; John
Craig, Westhope: Thomas Coli
ton, Westhope; John G. Hagen,
Ackworth; Henry Burns,
Cough A. Little, Bryngulf b.
Boe, John +. Cameron, Carl O.
Kjeseth, Johannes H. Lee, o.
car J. Brown, Geo. Leslie, H.
K. S. D. Selby, all of Antler.
The latter gentleman was born
in Africa and his full name is
Henry Kermith Stanley Don
aldson Selby, containing thirty
four letters.
The Bottineau courant., 1907-03-29
GREAT SUCCESS.
The School Play given at the Opera
House Last Evening.

lust for Fun,' society
drama, presented by the high
school students was a success
in every particular and the op-
era house was crowded with
townspeople who are always in
terested in everything done by
the school.
The play was in three acts
and everything went smoothly
from the rising of the curtain
until the final drop. Bella Nord-
slettin acted the part of a would
be society leader to perfection.
Antonette Yel1e, as a western
heiress and Elizabeth Hohler
as her friend, were we'll suited
to the parts they played and
were greatly admired. Florence
Hebert took the difficult part of
the Irish maid servant and act
ed it exceptionally we'll and
was heartily applauded. Dun
can Macarthur a nd Gordon
Acheson are getting to be pro-
fessionals on the stage. Dun
can was the English nobleman
and Gordon, his friend, a hap
py-go-lucky fellow, and the
clever exchange in name and
position during their visit to
America greatly pleased: the
audience.
The leading ladies wore new
and stylish gowns and were
costumed in an appropriate and
becoming manner. The play
was a strictly uptodate one, full
of humor and interest and the
characters we'll chosen. Every
one says it was by far the best
home play they ever witnessed.
The music was furnished by
the Rygg Caldwell orchestra
who never fail to please the
lovers of good music.
The ticket sale was about
$13O.OO which goes to the school
library fund.
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Married..

Mr.. Albin Erickson and Miss
Hilma Ottoson, both of Souris,
were married last Friday at the
Lutheran parsonage in this
city, Rev. K. O. Raftshol Of
floating. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of
the brides parents and near
relatives. The happy party
took the evening train for
Souris and will make their
home on the groom's farm
about 9 miles northwest of that
place.
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AT NEWBURG.

The election last week passed of
very quietly.
At the annual election of the
village of Newburg the follow
ing officers were elected: Viii
lage trustees, John McGovern,
Henry Strand, Capt. Godfrey;
marshall, John Hartford; JUS
tice, Frank Finnegan; clerk
Tom Hodge; treasurer, Elmer
Anderson; assessor, Sam Mel
son. The election passed off
very quietly, there being no op-
position and most of the caucus
nominees were elected.
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member of the city council for
number of years, was again
nominated by the citizens of
the first ward. This demon
strates that the people in this
ward are perfectly satisfied that
Mr.. Boyer has always been and
will continue to be interested
| in town affairs.
Col. A. Berthiaume was also
! re-nominated for alderman by
the citizens of the third ward.
The Col. has always been
sufficiently interested in the af-
fairs of the city to regularly at
tend the meetings of the coun-
Gil and take an active part in
their doings. He is in favor of
the needed improvements and
expresses the wish of the peo-
pie.
Peter B. Ferguson was the
selection of the people in the
second ward at this caucus.
Although Mr.. Ferguson is not
at present a member of the
council, he is a conservative
business man and will re-
present the people in first class
shape, He is a property owner
in Bottineau and feels the need
of water works system, etc.
No better man could have been
chosen for the place.
While the other three candi-
dates to be elected to office on
next Monday will not be in
strumental in getting all these
improvements wanted, they are
very important Offices in the
matter of good city government
and the selection of the follow
ing men for these Offices could
not have been better: For treas
urer, J. J. Scully; police magis-
trate, John Smithson; city JUS
tice, Richard Peyton.
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School of Forestry.

The commercial course will
be opened next Monday. April
1st. Mr.. G.. G.. Gudmundson,
of the North Dakota Univer-
sity, has been elected to take
charge of the work. In ad-
dition to the work already Of
fered, he will give typewriting,
bookkeeping, shorthand Gregg
system) and penmanship.
A large chemistry table for
the chemistry laboratory ar
rived Tuesday.
Gustav Myhr has been alb
sent the past week. Cor
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PRIZES AWARDED.
John DinwOOdie won cup in Stock
Judging Contest.

Judging Contest.
The prizes in the stock judg-
ing contest at the Agricultural
college we're awarded yester-
day. George p. Grout, of Far
go, won the gold medal as the
best judge among the students
in the contest. Philip Noun
won the silver cup as second
best, and John Dinwoodie was
awarded a silver cup as the
best Judge among the first
year students. This prize was
given by Professor Richards. -
Fargo Call.