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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

wiedzial doz6rca; - pan DIV,
rektor chetn1e udziel; pozwo-
:1enia; zaraz go Q takowe po-
prose-.
Pc niedlugiej chwili powr6-
Gil doz6rc9 2 zadanem pozwo-
leniem i zs!czaf nieznajomego
~oprowadzac pc calem wiezie.
niu i wszyji55ttlkich do tak6we.
go nalezacych zabhdowa-
mach. Nieznajomy widac by}
znawca, -niezawodnie jakim
wysokim urzednikiem, po-
mysla1 sobie doz6rca, = DO
z wielka z~najcmt.scia rzeczy
wywiadywa} sic o ~budowlach,
o celach, o zamkach i ryglach,
o zatrudnieniu i stray wiez-
ni6w, o kuchni ! wszystkiem,
co W og6le z urzadzeniem vie
z;enia jakakolwiek ma stycz-
nose, chwali}, co by}o pc.
chwa}y godnego, a niedostat.
XII gani}. Obeirzawszy sobje
ca}y zak}ad dok}adnie, kaza}
sic ~zaprowadz16 d. dyrektora.
Panic dyrektorze, rzek}
zak1ad ten pod kazdym wzgle-
dem dobrze jest urzadzonym
i wzorowo administrowanym.
Pozna}em juz w;ele innych
podobnych zak}ad6w, ale ia
den tax znakomicie ME by}
urzadzonym. 2 tego tel po-
wodu rostanowi}em zakwa-
terowaG. sic W MIN ma kilka
tygodni!
-AIez moi Panic, coz Pan
sobie myslisz? zap:yta} dy-
rektor. = Toe;e IT, Jest ME-
podobie6stwem! Me wypra-
wiaj Pan zart6w.
ia %bynajmniej ME FAR
tuje, Panic dyrektorze! =
rzek} ma to nieznajomy jego-
nose. = Moge Panu udowod-
mic, re- movie ma sery@ i zy-
genie mole zupe}nie jest u
%prawnione. Otto wyrok sadu
karnego W NJ, ma mocy kt6
rego wolro mi "a zfodziejstwo
odsiedziec diva miesiace kary
W zak1a1zie tutejszym pod
Oicowskim nadzorem Pana
dyrektora!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
Og}oszenia miejskie
zAw1ADoM1EN1E 0 APL1KAcK
FRANK SRNEC
L1CENsYI MA SPRZEDAz LIKIEk6W

Zawiadamia sic niniejszem, &c. FIR. Since !
miasta i powiatu Winona, " stanie Minnesota.
zlozyl dnia 1go czerwca 1911. pismienna aplika-
eye u rekordera wspmnianego miasta o licensyl
ma sprzedaz palonych trunk6w " wyszc1egolnio
mem poiozeniu " miescie Winona. " stanie Min
nesota, i znanem i opisanem jak nastepuje n. p.
w przednim lokalu. ma pierwszem pietrze muro-
wanego budynku. znajdujacego se pod numerem
Wspomnia,.a aplikacya omawiana bedzie ma
posiedzeniu rady miejskiej. kt6re sic odbedzie "
lokalu rady miejskiej. W budynku miejskim "
wspomnianem miescie dnia 1890 cxerwca +. p.
1911 O Rodzinie $50 wieczorem. W kt6rym to cza-
sic imieiscu mote sic slavic kazdy i sprzeciwiaf
sic wydaniu takiej licensyi.
Dane " Winona. Mimi. l czerwca. 1911.
ROSS BRAGG
Reko. der.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
Starry praktyks

SSEy 49,
Pewnego piAknego poran-
ku: przychodzi jaki6 porzad-
ME ubrany iegomo6f do do
MT karnego i dzwoni PREY
bramie. Doz6rca wychodzi j
pyta, czego sobie zyczy.
- Czy ME m6glbym obej-
rze6 sobie urzadzsnia tutej
szego domu karnago2 -zapy-
tai niesnajomy.
- Czemuz ME? odpo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

P~1TTSBURG, Pa. Wykry-
to tutaj wypadek tradu. Miej
ski lekarz, Dir. A. B. Booth,
badajac chorego Chi6czyka
nazwiskiem zee Yung, bu-
chaltera W jednym 2 chi6-
skich SHADOW, odkry}, ze ten
Jest chory ma zarazliwy wjel-
CO trad. Natychmiast pre-
wiezlono 60 do szpitala mu-
nicypalnego; gdzie pozosta-
ME, dop6ki ME wybuduja ola
niego odosobnionego domku.
w domu tym pozostanie ca
fe zycie pod 6cis}ym nadzo-
rem, azeby ME m6g} stykat
sie 2 innymi ludzmi. w szpi.
talu umieszczono go W osob.
nym namiocie, kt6ry p6zniej
bedzie spalony. Dir. Booth ME
mysli, zeby ChihczYk zarazi'
dotychczas kogo6 ze swego
utoczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
RObOta Wnet sic rOz-
DOCZnie

wezmiecie ORA hinga New
Life Pills. wkr6tce doanacie do.
.brego rezultatu. Zspchania ME-
regularno6ci znikaja a wraca dobry
apetyt. One reguluja zo1adek,
~atrobe wnet'znosci Fracaja
nova moe j energie W ca}y 9, stem.
spr6tujcie je Tylko $50 " apiece
w. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
j.. W sZK0kCE.

Nauczyciel: Bosocki, pc.
wiedz mi jak sic dzieli do.
lar ma miejsze czesci.
Ucze1: Me wien.
= Jakto, ME wiesz? Jak
ojciec p1zynosi W sobote vie.
cz6r dolary "a robote, vice
Zmienia ma drobne dzieli.. -.
= Ojciec wcale ME dzieli
DO matka wszystko zabiera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
zbudNc dziewczyny.

zbud1c dziewczvny.
: WcaoraJ rano d%ziewczyna
nagIe otworzyla oczy j popro-
siia@oy6niadanie. Podano jej
6niadanie ndtychmiast, a pc
godzinie ~dziewczyna zn6w W
dawr,y stan martwoty wpad}a.
Popoludniu zbudzita sic
znowu i,rozmawia'a z czlon-
kami rodzJhy przez Gala 60
dzine, poczem zasne}a.
Lekarze So zdanja, &e ten
stan nlartwotv ma sic xu
ko6cowi re dziewtzyna sic
zbudzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

by wybudoy.d kd ! q snkdl-
ks j dom mieszkalsy. s:pro-
wadzi} tn jednego braciszka
tegoz zakonu; Kt6ry byi ro
dem Morawiec .. G6rnegc
Slaska. By&o to bardzo pocz-
Give cz}owiec2ysko, a ks.
Proboszczowi: @.by} bardzo
przydatny,,, y. be ulmia} kucha.
rye, gra6 "a. organach i u,
czy} dzi@cci; n ''a<2 ks. pro.
boszcz tYm .czasem liberal
podpisy, lilo kto cbcia} 0.
fiarowac ma kosci6}. Zebra}
podpis6w ira 'tysiac siedem
set dolar6w. Pierwszy plan,
kt6ry wyrobif architekt by}
taxi: mia{a bye szko}a ma do
le u CORY hala do zabaw, i
posiedze6; ia hala mia}a stu
zyc zarazem "a tymczasowy
ko6ci61. Wiel. ks. 0rgani6ciak
zamy6la} W tel hall odpra.
WAC msze sw. i niedzielne
naboze1stwa. Wyrobienie to-
90 planu kosztowa1o 200 do
lar6w; budynek.asmfial koszto-
wac 1900 dolar6w. Tymcza.
sem nabozeh6stwa odbywa}y
sic W wynajetym domu mie-
szkalnym W pob{izu zakupio
nego p1acu pod kosci6t i
kIasztor. ~SSiieedemnascie set
dolar6w bodpisanych to by}a
bardzo ma1o j da)eko niewy-
starczajacaa; siuma, kt6rej ME
by}oby starcczylo. chociazby
wszyscy zap1acii1i nia co sic 70
~bowiazali, lecz wielu by1o ia
kich, kt6rym' 'by}o }atwo sic
podpisac 1eczz' t1rudn1oo %zaap1acic,
a gdym sic zapyta} ks: probo-
SEGA kiedy rozpocznie bu
dowac, odpowtiedzla},~ il pre-.
dzej ME %mozi;e sic podjqc al
~przynajmd;hhtijee,jj try czwarte
pieniedzybedzie ztozo iych; o.
bywatele' zad ociagali sic 2
zaplata, DO niewiedzieli ma
co skladaia,' ~ DO budowa je-
szcze nie@by}a roozpoczeta: Ma
zakupno> zffeim idi ni;as s ln,ajprzew.
ks. biskup wy}ozyl pieniadze,
lecz na biudloow2e my mieIi6-
my sk}adancc pieniadze. Wiel.
ks. Organ1iIaacliakk', "a moja po-
rada, udaf Sire do jednego
sk1adu drzewa i zazada} ably
ia komp ts ma p6zniejsza
.odp1ate dS1a :drzewsta budul-
cowego ia; budowe najta6-
szego i szczup}ego budynku,
z zwyczajhych dssek, kt6ry-
by m6g} s}uzyc "a tymczaso'
wa kaplice, a potem, gdy
JUL budynek Sta ssttaan,1ii,e, PREDICT
bedzie MONA COS sskolekto~
wac. Architect: wyrobi} vice
inny p|aii ma ta6sxy BUDDY
mex, lecz ma ad u; k nizeli
ia sic spodziewafem ze po.
budujemy:.' Takim sposobem
rozpoczal nasz wiel. ks. Or
gani6cia& budowe polskiego
ko5cio}a W Los Angeles, j
zbudowa1f.* z 1pprostych desek
"a at:,nv Hi i st6n SIZE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.,-
Joseph D. Bren, by}y kasyer
%uniwersyte tn stanowego, o
s~przeniewierzenie $4,000.
<by} ponownie aresztowany J
poreczenie jego podniesiono
= $1,000: ma $4,000. Porecze-
ME Lo1niesiono ma wniosek
prokuratora, kt6ry utrzymu-
je, ze defrauda:ya dochodzi
do 800, 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

Przyczyna wygnania z raju.
Katecheta pyta jednego ch}opca,
d!aczego Pan Bog wygna} z raju
pierwszych rodzic6w.
= Bo mu jabfka zjadali! = by}a
o%dpowiedz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

PITSBURG, Pa, Rozpocze-
to tn sledztwo rzadowe ne
wielka skale celem zdania
cry dwie kompanie weglowe
zjednoczy}y sic W: celu 1.-TWO
rzenia monopolu koksowego.
Sad wielkoprzysieg3ych re.
brano ma predce. Nadto ten
sam sad 6ledczy ma badat
sprawe trustu stalowego. Pc.
miedzy trustem stalowym a
kompaniami g%oksowemi. =.
przyszIo do p~orozumienia, ut
wolzono jakaS zdradliwa
kombinacye, majaca rzekomo
ma ce]u ubicie konkurent6w
v interesie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Choc juz teraz pod wzgledem
wysokosci ubezpieczenia ma
zycie Rodman Wanamaker
jest unikatem, tc przeciez
dal sic jeezcze zabezpieczyc
ma dodatkowy million dolar6w
i pc smierci spadkobierc}
wielkiego milionera otrzyma-
ia $4,500,O00 po6miertnego
Jest to najwieksze zabezpie-
genie g}owy W Europie.i ma
dalekim wschodzie.
Jest znaczna liczba ludzi
ubezpieczonych na$1 ,0oo,o 900
- ale Mkt " 6wiecie ME
moze sic pod wzg]edem wy
sokogci po6miertnego r6wnac
z m}odym Wanamakerem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

kENOSHA, Wis.,, Wczo.
raj odby}y sic wyscigi mo-
torcyklist6w W Kenosha i
zadni szybkiej ]azdy widzo-
vie mieli sposohno6c przyj-
rzet sic, jak }atwo ludziska
traca zycie lub kalecza sic
niebezpiecznie ola marn EGG
grcsza i pr6znej s}awy.
Widzieli bowiem, jak E. E.
Scannon z Milwaukee wy]e'
cia} so stop W powietrze pc.
dzac 2 szyhkoscia 60 mil ma
godzine Niece p6zniej, kiedy
Iekarze starali sic p~rzywr6cic
Scannowi przytomnosc Oscar
Becker r6wnie5 z Milwaukee,
spotkal sic z podobnym 10.
som. =.
PlIe:Ir'wVssze6stwo~we wczoraj-
exych wyscigacb zdoby} CHI
cagowianin Fred Huyek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15
FRASZKI.
B e z n a m Y 8 / u.

Is ez n a M y 8 I u.
Pan: jamie, jak bez namyslu
skfamiesz, dostaniesz dolara.
= Jasnie pan diva mi obieca} =
byla predka odpowiedz.
N ie g }u'pI
Matka do ma}ego Jasia:
= Poca}uj niahke i idz spac.
Jas: = Me po%cafuje, DO sic
boje; tato wczoraj chciaf ja poca-
}owac, to go uderzyfa W twarz.
Niesz,cszesc e.
= Sfyszafes, jake nieszczescie
traffic sic naszemu koledze Pafnu
siowi?
! = Coz takiego?
= Moja iona uciek}a MIN wczo.
raj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-15

APPLETON Wis, Pink
klerk6w pewnego sk}adu W
Appleton fatalnie sic zakoh-
CYL. Zabawa odbywa}a sic
mad brzegiem jeziora Little
Lake Butte des. Morris. SzesG
oe6b wyjecha}o ma jezioro "
ma{ej lodzi zaglowej i ia sic
przewr6cj}a. Czterv. dzlew-
czyny utonely, a dw6ch
ch1opc6w zdolano VEGAS z wo.
dy wyciagnat.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-27
Bo11INEAu INVITED
To Join Four Others Counties In Form
Ing Development League
Meeting At oMEMEE ON MONDAY
Representatives From Various
Parts Of County to Consider
The Proposition >

A meeting was held in the
city hall on Tuesday afternoon
which may result in much
good for Bottineau county and
the Mouse river loop country
in general.
An effort has been made to
organize five counties, Bottin-
neau, McHenry, Renville.
Burke and Ward, into devel-
opment association and to that
end meeting was held recent
ly in Minot. Bottineau w a 8
not represented at the meeting,
however, and Messrs. S. w.
Wheelon and F. r. Bickel of
Towner were appointed a COM
mittee to take the matter up
with the commercial club here.
These gentlemen addressed the
meeting Tuesday afternoon,
discussed the proposed exhibit
at the Land Show in Chicago.
outlined the plan of advertis-
ing that has been considered
and urged that Bottineau coun-
ty should come into the league.
1t was not deemed proper for
a gathering of business men of
one town to decide on a matter
affecting the whole county, but
resolution approving the pro-
position was passed and the
chairman was authorized to
appoint committee of three
to arrange meeting at which
representatives of the various
sections of the county should
be present and decide upon the
question.
This committee, composed of
Messrs. H. A. Bate, P.J. Soul
ly and c. w. Fielder, has ar
ranged a meeting at Omemee
on Monday of next week at II
o'clock or as soon thereafter
as the arrival of trains will
permit.
1t is likely that we will join
the association. Groups o f
counties in various parts of
the state have united in
similar manner and it is al
most necessary for the Mouse
River country to organize to
protect themselves and secure
their share of the fruits of judi
cious advertising.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-27
Thought II Was a HoIdup

Rev. and Mrs. K. O. Raftshol
experienced what they believed
to be an attempted holdup last
night but which turned out to
be an attempt, on the part of
three of the young men who
were assisting. in the search
for escaped prisoners, to stop
them for the purpose of in
quiring whether they had met
anyone on foot. When the
boys shouted to him to stop
Rev. Raftshol whipped up his
horses and continued into town
at livelv gait.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-27
MINERAL MUSEUM START CO.
3ehosl o. Ferssiry Will Build VI 4
valsabls and latsrestlas Museum

The department. Of geology
at the School Of Forestry j.
just starting a large n1useum
for minerals. rocks, fossils, etc.
These will be from all parts Of
the United States and Canada
together with some imported
specimens from Europe and
Asia.
The museum will also COM
tain some fine large framed
pictures representa- character
istic geological phenonaena.
Most of these will be btained
from some of tire large rail
roads, and will BE good ex-
.amples of the nature workings
found il crossing the great
mountainons regions 4 of the
United States and Canada. .
The minerals will be of speci-
mems that will represent types
iof general occurrence. princip-
ally. Many of these are very
beautiful, az well ltAs useful from
@ a Geological stand point. There
are about one hundred and
twenty spec ecimens on hand a
present, good types IN theil
srespe :tive minerals. Among
those Oh hand are sor11e speci
mems of Gal lena 4 lead Hematite
iron) yrite iron na ativs
copper, sulp phlr, crap ite, arlti IL
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-27
Esisrtaisnsst For Teacher.

Saturday evening, October
Fl, Superintendent and Mrs.
Cole entertained the teachers
from both the public schools
and School of Forestry. Such.
games as Consequence" II
pack my ship for the Klon-
dixie and my grandmother
doesn't like tea" afforded these
idignified beings much amuse-
ment. Dainty refreshments
were served, after which every
body enjoyed music until near
the wee snna' hours of the
morning"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-27
PRISONERS ESCAPE AGAIN
Two Bars Sawed Off and Five Men Made Getaway Just
After Supper Hour Last Night indications Are That
They Had Help From Someone Outside

mony, nolybdenite, sphalerite,
(zinc). halite (salt), slimonite
(iron), garnet, biotite, margar-
ite, wavellite, and malachite
(copper). Specimens are ex-
pected from the Cobalt district,
Canada; the iron and copper
mines of Michigan; Goals from
North Dakota, Pennsylvania,
and others; copper from sAri-
zona; lead from the Joplin dis
trict and the Couer dAlenes:
zinc from the Joplin district;
gyysum from Oklahoma; etc.
Some fossils will also be in
the museum.
There will also be many un-
labelled specimens in a work
ing collection for class use to
be studied and worked out by
the students of geology. This
will give the student a good
working knowledge of h e
principal minerals and rocks
with which he may come in
contact, both while at home
and when travelling.
The type specimens will be
kept in cases together with a
label for each, giving the name,
chemical scemposition, "a n d
name Of place from which the
specimen came.
This museum will be open
for inspection by the public at
any time and for use by stud
ents of geoiogy during class
days.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-27
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of war
fanty deeds filed for record in
the office of the register of
deeds of Bottineau county last
week.
c.. HI. Miller and wife to
Edith A. Cleveland, $500, lots
II and IL, block Is, Overly.
Norman Peterson and wife
to Peter L. Eide, $500, lots
% and "a, block "a, South
Bottineau.
Leopold Lesage and wife to
Hermidas Carbonneau, $4,4OO,
neA 8-161-74.
May u. Scott and Peter, her
husband, to Rose Olson, $17OO,
lots l, 2, g. and Sc NV section
80 1854.
John r. Kelly to III a r y
Pinkerman. $50, lots 81, SO, 33,
"a, 35 and 36, block 40.
Sven Olsen to Ingebor Olson
81 ME sw, Sc sw, 8, lie NV, IL
16O-8O.
Kyron Stack and wife to
Samuel and August Seiffert,
$50, lot Q, Benefits addition,
Westhope.
Minnie NJ. Millard and Ed
ward, her husband, to Samuel
NJ. and August Seifert, 81,
lot J, Bennettss addition, West
hope.
Otto Schultz and wife to
liver Urseth, 81, 500, s1a ne, lots
/ and 2 section 4-16l-82.
Iver urseth and wife to
Robert e. Zirk1c, S., 700, same
as above.
John J. Murphy and wife tc
Louis Sivertson. 500. sw NV,
t22-163- 1.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-27
DoiHes IN COUNTY COURT.

On Saturday of last week
there was a hearing on proof Of
will of Sally w. Stark and
Hiram E.. Stark was appointed
administrator.
! On Monday, October %,
there wassa hearing on petition
for accounting in 1.-THE estate Of
Mary Auld and accounting was
made by the attorneys for the
special administrator, Robert
Auld.
No appearance was made in
the matter of the guardianship
of Joseph T. Morinville. set for
Monday afternoon.
Marriage license was issued
on Friday of last week to Geo:
Nv. Salisbury and Miss Lucille
Lemay, both of Omemee, and
they were married on the same
day by Rev. lBarnum of this
city,
On Saturday of last week
license to wed was issued to
Norman Hamilton of New
burg and Miss Hilda Hail OF
Kramer and they were married
at Minot on Monday by Judge
Murray.
On Monday license was is
sued to Edward ]. Scheerz and
Miss Laura Reinholz both of
Gardena.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1911-10-27
souRIs AND VICINITY
Interesting Facts Relative to Dolngs
In Sister City TO the West

Albin Holstin has rented the
Emil Erickson farm and will
move on it this week.
The superintendent of the
Imperial lumber yards was
business caller here Tuesday.
Services were held in the
Methodist church by the Ger
man Lutherans last Sunday.
For a Sunday auto ride see
Geo. Nelson. Possibly some of
the young ladies could give
particulars.
Rev. Mclean has purchased
a fine driving horse of John
Score last week.
A carload Of apples from Iowa
came in ond Fridays freight
freight and most of them were
disposed Of here. The rest
were sent on to Westhope.
Barney Iverson of Arnegard
was her for a few days on bust
ness and made several deals
while, here. He sold a farm in
the Turtle mountains to III. B.
Hal1dorson, taking an auto as
part payment and we under
stand that he disposed Of a
half section Of Mckenzie coun-
ty land. to Erickson i y q. s &. Miller.
A daughter arrived at the
Dave Kelly home 1aat Friday;
aud Emil Olson announces a
boy st his home the same day.
Nv. w. Hubbard is moving
from his farm to his residence
in town where he expects to
remain in the future.
e. IS. Halter is here for a few
days looking after the crop on
hisS farm.
The sale Saturday Of Erick-
son A Miller and the Garden
company brought in a large
crowd and with q few excep.
tiors was 4 success.
! 1rs. Gagans is driving tl1e
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cARBuRY c0RREs PonDEHcE
Things sf interest In and Around Cal
bury During the Past Week.

II q q y u
John Binde aud family will
leave in the near future, for
their home in Williams county.
Mrs. Fred Guttu is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Rosberg returned home
from Landa Monda = where she
has been employed az cook for
the Martin Hegg thresfing
company
Eilert Berg il visiting at
Carbury and cinity;
Chris Mont1 syesat to I.anda
4osee his father, who is very
sick and not expected tolive.
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mail while her husband is tax
ing his annual vacation, ~.

mail while her husband is TAX
ing his annual vacation. ,.~
The postal savings bank was
opened here on the 9th.
Threshing is being crowded
as fast as possible and with an
other week of favorable wealth
err will be finished.
Martin Christopherson has
bills out announcing an auc-
ton sale of his stock and farm
machinery at Roth Saturday.
DIR. Jirikowic has purchased
the building east of the Elton
blacksmith shop and has re-
modelled the interior into a
barn and will soon have an
office there also.
Grain-buyer Oldre was in
from Roth Monday.
a Claus Lundeen is loading a
car at Roth and will ship to his
homestead inMcKenzie county.
Liveryman Sharvey of West
hope was caller here Monday.
S. T. Walker shipped a car
load of effects to Wyoming on
Tuesday, where he will reside
on a farm. Mr.. Walker and his
family will go overland, max
ing the trip in their automo-
bile. '=..r. ~.
Mrs. Knudsvig and daughter
Odena Sundayed with friends
at Westhope. -
DR.. Halldorson has sold his
farm north of town to a. Grand
Forks party and has taken 40
h. p. runabout in the deal. Doc
will likely do some speeding
when he gets his new car.
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DEATH ! OF PIONEER
Murray A. Moore Died at His Home
u West, Of Town This Morning
WAS Ill FOR SEVERAL MONTHS
Well Known and Highly Respected
Citizen 8uccumbs to
Kidney Trouble

After a long illness, due to
kidney trouble, Murray A..
Moore, a we'll known and nigh
lily respected farmer living one
and one half miles west of this
city ,fdied this morning at 8: 80.
The news of his death was not
unexpected. For several days
it has been known that he could
not live and that it was only a
Question of few more days.
The end came peacefully. Mr..
Moore fell asleep Thursday
night and sank gradually into
the last long sleep.
B Murray A. Moore was born
September %, 1857, at Nor
witch, Ontario. When nineteen
years old he went to California
and remained there for few
years. Returning to Ontario
he married Miss Mary Eliza
beth Jaques of Burgesville,
Ontario. on June 1, 1881. He
moved to Bottineau county in
1883 and Mrs. Moore joined him
in 1884,. They and their family
have resided here, ever since
and have earned the friendship
and respect of all who have
learned to know them.
A widow and three children,
Mrs. Edna Snyder of Schafer,
N. D., Miss Blanche of Mime
apolis and Oliver. the young
est, at home. All of the child
reE and two sisters !, of the
deceased, Mesdames ]. J.. Mott
of Toronto and Joseph Wilson
of Whiteville, Ontario, and one,
brother, Warren Moore, o. f
Amity township, were present
when death occurred.
Funeral arrangements have
not been fully decided upou on
account of the uncertainty as
to the arrival of brother,
Charles Moore from California.
1t is expected, however, that
the services will be held on
Tuesday afternoon.
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ness manager were elected to
fill positions on the staff.

ness manager were elected to
fill positions on the staff.
The purpose of the publica-
ton, in addition to- being a
medium for news, is to intensi-
f. school patriotism, cultivate
literary ability, and realize the
highest expectation of the com
munity in thoroughness of
scholarship and that prepara-
ton for life which is absolutely
necessary to attain the highest
goal of human endeavor.
Nearly all of the first class
high schools of the state are
issuing high school maya
zine, and Bottineau can not af-
ford to be. unrepresented.
This magazine will speak
volumes for Bottineau, as it
will be placed in all of the i'm,
,portant libraries of the state,
including those of all other
first class high schools.
Since the amount realized
from subscriptions will not be
sufficient to maintain the mag
azine, an appeal will be made
to all the business men of Bot
tineau to aid in our undertake
ing by giving liberal share of
Advertising matter. BY. set
ting, aside a certain portion of
the magazine for advertising
purposes it is hoped they will
be able to make the venture a
complete success.
Probably every business man
of Bottineau will gladly engage
advertising space in the nnaga-
zine, and in this way encourage
the students Of the high school
in this their first venture.