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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21

Easter services will he held
Sunday morning and evening.
with special sermons and spe-
cial music. The theme in the
morning at II o'clock will be
The Risen Lord" In the
evening at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Barn.
um will speak on The Victory
Of the Divine"
The centennial of David Liv-
ingstone's- birth will he cele.
brated in connection with the
program next Sunday. The
exercises will begin at II noon,
There are to be several class
exercises. recitations and spe-
cial songs, together with the
unveiling of Livingston's por-
trait. All are invited.
The Christian. Endeavor
society were very. pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Harris on Monday eve.
ming in connection with their
monthly business meeting.
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suits of any proposition ever
presented in the northwest.
From an investment of $500
in the old Mexico 81 Tiggro
Mining Company stock a few
years ago, 5000 shares were
purchased that just recently
sold for $150,OOO. Our neigh
boring mines, the Arizona Cop
per Company, of Clifton, Ariz.,
also the Shannon Copper Co. /,
besides numerous others have
paid equally we'll. Me for
Twin Peaks" You who can
should be. IF interested write
for further particulars. Ad-
dress J. f. Fraser, Bottineau,
". d., or A. N. Newhouse,
secretary and treasurer, York.
Ariz. (Adv.)
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William T. Houston, imper-
senator and magician. aud Miss
Mabel Bnrdick, accQlnpanist
and reader. will give an enter
.tainment iat the. opera house
Wednesday evening, March IS,
as a substitute number on the
Lyceum course, in place of tn e
Southland SINCERE.
Program will begin promptly
at $50. Season tickets holders
will be admitted free and given
their regular seats. Those
who have destroyed their tick
cts wilt not suffer, as the names
are on record and they will be
admitted. To all others, the
charge is % cents, admitting to
any,.part of the house. BY this
low charge the committee hopes
only to secure the amount of
the opera house rental, being
willing to furnish the number
without profit.
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Grand Forks. March o.
That farmers who raise stock
are better loan risks than those
not interested in diversifica-
ton is the contention of E. w.
Decker, the prominent Mime.
apolis banker. in the current
issue of the Northwestern Ma
tional Bank review. Similar
views were expressed by Mr..
Decker On a recent visit to
Grand Forks. where he ad-
dressed the Bankers associa-
ton meeting. Speaking of the
agitation for the raising of
more stock as an aid to the
development of the northwest,
Mr.. Decker says: = -.'-.>
Furthe rmore this agitation
is not being carried ON primari-
ly for the purpose of reducing
the cost of living to the con-.
sumner. though we believe such
benefit would result. Rather,
it is for the purpose Of increas-
ing the well-being of the north
western farmer. As he thrives.
so also do the merchant, the,
manufacturer, labOrer, banker
and others. He is the basis of
our prosperity.
Only two of the banks ad-
dressed report anything like a
satisfactory amount of stock
raised in their com ommunities.
most of the reports showing
only from one to ten per cent
of the farmers raising an ade-
Quate amount"
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Next Sunday will be. a full
day. The evangelist will
preach in the morning on the
subject: Shall I be afraid to
die7" At 8 p. m. the meeting
for Men Only"-boys under
fifteen years of age not admit.
ted, subject Strapped" The
evening service 1880, subject;
Because" Come and help.
Come and receive help.
Rev. w. A. Dunnett deliver
ed two very impressive ser
mons at the NJ. E. church last
Sunday. At the evening SER
vice the seating capacity of the
building was fully taken up.
The week night meetings are
being we'll attended and the
helpfulness of the same has
been manifested in various
ways.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tooke
left this morning for Hinsdale,
Montana, where Mr.. Tooke
will be employed as manager
of a newspaper owned by Ed.
Brown and Joseph Hooking.
formerly of this city.
Mr.. Tooke has been en-
plOyed as foreman in The
Courant printery for nearly
two years and has proved him
self a skilled and careful work
man and a loyal and efficient
employe. We are sorry to lose
him but wish him and Mrs. I.
fullest measure of success and
happiness in their new loca-
fiOn. "'
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On Saturday there was a
shearing on petition to mort
gage real property in the estate
sof Bessie Nc cBrayen. License
was granted.
On Monday, March II. peti-
ton for letters Of administ1n-
ton was filed in the estate 81
Elias 81. Gu1stad. Bertha Gul-
stad, the widow. i petitioner,
On Wednesday. March 10,
there was 4 hearing On feport
of noftGsginR real psoperty. n
the i1lian 81. DAvie estate
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xlaf oeorfe Of crsses Shet Dswa On
Streets O SaOoulkl
MURDERER AGAINST GOVERNMENT


Saloniki, March 18. King
George of Greece, was assassin
ated while walking in the
streets of Sa1oniki this after
noon.
The assassin. a Greek of low
mental type, giving the name
of Alcke Shinas, shot the king
through the heart. The king
was accompanied only by his
aide-de-camp. The assassin
came suddenly upon the king
and fired one shot.
Schinas was seized immed-
lately and overpowered. The
wounded king was lifted into
q carriage and taken to the
hospital where he died within
half an hour,
Crown Prince Constantine,
who succeeds George, was at
Jamina, and is expected to
come at once. The assassin
refused to explain his motive
for the crime. but announced
he was against governments.
Precautions were taken
throughout the city and perfect
order was maintained.
Few European rulers of
modern times have had a more
interesting and eventful career
than George I, King of the
Hellenes. He was born Dec
ember "a, 1845, as the second
son of Prince Christian of
Schleswig- Holstein-S o n d r.
burg Gluecksburg, who became
King of Densnark in 1808, and
Princess Louisa, daughter Of
King Carl XIV, of Sweden and
Norway.
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raleoTr uaDE uaneEn
-1osatos esou Cess coua)y wm 3ue
oood :. q. IloDls1go0

Bismarck. N. d. March 10. -
State Senator Frank Talcott of
Cass county was today appoint
ed to the position of warden of
the state penitentiary, succeed
ing F. O. Hellstrom. The ap-
pointment was made by the
board of control Of penal and
charitable institutions, and
Mr.. Talcott, probably will take
over the duties Of the position
about April 15. If not before.
The appointment Of Mr..
Talcott has been conceded for
some time. It will necessitate
his resignation from the senate.
laaving q vacancy to be dticd
next year.
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FeaEsIaY DoAlD MEETINGS


The School of Forestry board
of trustees will meet in this
city on Monday, March 81.
This will be the last meeting
Of the old board az Mr.. o. Hara'l I
term expires on that date. On
Tuesday; April l, the new dir
ector, S. w. Wheelen Of Nc
Henry county will be sworn
in'and another meeting will be
held.
At these meetings mafiy inn
portant questions will be con-
sidered, among them the en-
plovtnei1t Of teachers for next
term, the course of study and
sucls improvements - may be
necelsary f0f ui1diues and
etOnnds. & q a
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Prot. Fl0yd McGranahan lost
q number e articles of wear
ing apparel and his room In
the Barnum residence was
damaged somewhat BY q small
ffre which started at 5 p. m.
yesterday from an alcohol stove
which iRnited the Window cur
tains. Mr.. McGranahan man
aged to extinguish the flames
without assistance.
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Soeklaf nolss % Estate

Haldan Bendeke of Grand
Forks, Norwegian vice.consul,
has written letters of inquiry
regarding the whereabouts of
Johann Jelleberg and the
heirs of Gulbrand Larson Jelle-
berg and states that he desires
to acquaint them with the fact
that they are beneficiaries in
an estate in Norway.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21

Fred Narcotic of Overly was
again taken into custody by the
sheriff on Monday Of this week.
This time the charge is keep
ing and maintaining q common
nuisance or ia other words a
blind pig. At the hearing yes
terday afternoon defendant
waived examination and was
field. to district court un der
$500 bail bond.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21
plEp OF PNEUMONIA


Mrs. Bengta Olson, aged SO
years, succumbed to an attack
of pneumonia at the Swan
Stroolin home in the Noun
tains on Wednesday of last
week.
The funeral was held Mon
day, March II, and interment
was made in the Vinje Genet
cry in the mountains.
Deceased had only been in
this country a few months.
She and her husband came
here from Norway last fall.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21
TINED 70 slow 4 SAFE


On Monday night an attempt
was made to bnrglarize the
safe in the Lizotte Bros. store
at Willow City. The work
was evidently that of rank
amateurs at the safe-cracking
business and was unsuccessful.
The dial was knocked off with
a slcdge and this notwithstand- 2
ing the fact that the safe was
not locked. There is no clue
to the guilty parties.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21

The Musical Shirleys played
to a small audience at Greiner's
opera house last night. 1t was
unfortunate that there was not
a better attendance for their
program was a good one and
they made good" all the
promises in their advertising.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21

Misc Anna II. Burr returned
on Wednesday evening from
her eastern visit. Among other
places Of interest that che visit
Cd during the trip was the in
au9uration Of President Wilson
Ut gashington, d. e.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21

The next meeting of the
board of county commissioners
is the regular quarterly meet
ing which occurs on April 7th.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21
SEED TESTING WEEK


Grand Forks, March 18-The
headquarters of the Bette,
Farming association special
service at Grand Forks. calls
special attention to the matter
of testing seed grain. The pro.
duction of all grains can be in.
creased from ten to fifty pei
cent by taking care to see that
sSed is up tOsthe standard. Not
all grain will grow, often a
large per cent of seed will not
&erkninate, as well plant sand
or gravel as seed that has lost
tts terminating qualities.
Reports from a number 0i
counties in the state indicate
that many samples Of seed
grain show poor gernination.
This has been principally due
to the wet weather of last fall.
AL grain that was in the shock
during the wet weather which
is intended for use as seed
grain this year should be test
ed fur termination.
If the ger,nination is poor, il
can often be improved by thor
oughly re-cleaning aud regrad-
ing of the grain, in this way
eliminating many of the light
er and smaller kernels which
showed the poorer germina-
ton. ~
To generally encourage the
testing Of seed grain. the week
of March II to az has been eel
aside in the various counties in
which the work of the Better
Farming association 70 carried
on, as Seed Testing Meek.
The pupils of the schools are
requested to test .theaoed grain
that 10 to be sown this spring
and report to the ceuuty sup.
erintendent az TO the results.
Il 10 expected q that .teachera
generally will be interested In
this campaign and will assist
it in every wav within their
power. 1t is an important
matter. The seeding of grain
with a low germinafion may
mean poorer stands and cOnse-
quently smaller crop next
fail.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21

Retusns from the recent
teacherv examination show
that six Of the fifteen applic-
ants were snccessfu1 ii passing
the exasnialation. The follow! !!
ing y1ote oecccssful: Elm An
ders6a, Joha SeysOur, Lai1rs
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meLzlaan PLEAD ovMTy


Philip Holman, under ar
rest for violating the prohibi-
ton law, expressed his willing
ness to plead guilty az charged
and was taken to Rugby last
Saturday for that purpose.
Judge Burr sentenced him To-
one hundred ten days Ia jail.
fine and costs and in default Of
payment to serve an additional
ten days.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21
Second c0ueo1t % The SoasoW % 10
olvea Mesdsy Evsalas
PRoeRAM IS An EXCELLENT one
Mombers Of the Band Nave Work.
Cd Asvd In Effort to Please

Sounds from the band room
at the frequent rehearsals dur
ing the past few weeks assure
US that the people of Bottineau
will enjoy a splendid concert
on Monday evening. March "a,
when the second concert of the
season will be given by the
Bottineau Military band.
The program has been an-
nounced as follows:
March-Sons of the Brave.
IT. Bidgood
Selection-Il' Trovatore. Verdi
Vocal
Selection -Sextette from Lucia
........... ......... DOnizetti
March-Colts Armory. 800.
.........,. &C. w. Smith
Overture--Poet and Peasant.
.... -. FIR. Suppe
Vocal
Descriptive Enthusiastically
Charge. IS. Luders
Synopsis: Morning of the
battle, Infantry is heard ap-
preaching with fife and
drums, Cavalry in the dist
ance, coming nearer and
nearer until they charge up
on the enemy; Cavalry. In
fantry and artillery in the
melee of battle; Defeat of the
enemy. Pursued in the dist
ance by the Cavalry.
Mexican waltz z-Ensueno Sc
OuctOr. KOe0S
Narch-The Squealer. .....
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Hagan. Helen Bervig, Enod
Weckworth and Ella Greenlee.

,
Weckworth and Ella Greenlee.
Many of the rural schools
have opened for the spring
term. Among those beginning &
recently are: Julia Lindberg,
who began in last Monday in
Brander school district; Agnes
NJ. Conrov in Rosebud; Olga
Ryan in Dewey: Maisie Dickin-
son in Scandia; Augusta Fors-
berg in Scandia and Max Kraft
in Willow Vale. ~
Karen Noun will return this
week from Mayville where she
has been attending the State
Normal and will begin teach
ing in Dewey school district
the last week in March.
The February apportionnent
is now in the hands of the
county treasurer and district
treasurers may have the
a mount due their districts on
application if same has not al
ready been sent out.
kThe eighth grade students are
writing on the March finals to.
day. Two hundred and fifty
sets of questions have been
sent out from the county sup
office.
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Our citizens are proud of our
band and will not fail to help
and encourage the boys in the
good work they have been do
ing all winter. This they can
do in substantial way by
purchasing tickets for the con-
cert.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-03-21

~. ii. McKinnon, deputy
sheriff, made IN o6acial visit tn
Maxbaes this we0A n
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with a $50 ton daily capacity.
You will remember when Mr..
Flynn was here he told US this
dixie was our mother lode and
that we would find it to be all
ore in depth; which is proving
to be true. The Cripple Greek
men who are here think our
camp will rival Cripple Greek
after there is more work done.
These same tnen are eager for
Ia lease and, will pay a good
royalty, which we are favor.
ably considering.
The big store house is filled
and we. must erect several
buildings to accommodates the
extra business, due to so many
coming in. &C. b.
L. J. Mork and family of
Souris, N. d., are on there way
home from Los Angeles, Calf.
He writes they will visit Twin
Peaks camp on their way
home. Daniel Fraser writes
from 81 Paso, Texas, dated
March 6, stating he had just
arrived there fro,n. Camp, =; and
that he had met MI, Paul, the
PhtHps IQdRe CompNny head
conaulting eaeineer. Mr.. Paul
stated his corneany Mas ready
to saGn tiap coutract to purchase
the; neW. Skxikes Qnoperty rospaed
by Jim 1taAer1 and others at
'3225. 000.; psoviding the boys
would give ninety days time
on the first payment. They
further agree to commence
deveioptneut on a large scale
at once, providing an agree
ment 10 reached. !.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Twin
Peaks" stock holders have had
Mr.. Poe Of sTonopah, Nevada.
who has q brother in Cedar
Rapids among those interested,
examine the property for them.
Mr. Poe has spent the past
eight weeks on. the ground at
camp. He has reported favor>
ably on the mine and stated
after examining the company
pay roll and books that he was
very much impressed with the
fairness of the management.
He writes:
i find the Fraser Brothers
have only charged the company
up for the actual days work
done. and when shut down not
even the manager. Alex Fraser,
drew any wages, except when
he actually did a days work. |"
He further stated the plan Of
financing the company met
with his approval.
G. b. Robbius. Judge Of the
superior court Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, who is a director Of the
company. has just written the
Twin Peak company, statiua
that Mr.. Poe's reports have
done more good for Twin
Peaks in Cedar Rapids than
any report yet made.
i feel the Twin Peaka stock
which i still open for invest-
-. :. - 2. - u go -
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On Saturday there will be a
hearing on final account in the
estate of Gulbrand Larson Jelle-
berg; also a hearing on report
of mortgaging real property in
the estate of Jiles J. VanWoert.
Marriage licenses were issu-
ed as follows:
March 18-to Henry Smith of
Gardena and Miss Lena He'll of
Kramer.
March 19-to Christ Knutson
of Roth and Miss Olive Box
land Of SOuris.
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4 the proceedings were con-

Hearing on petition for let
tiers of administration in the
estate of Lucy B. Stout, late of
Maxbass, set for 2 p. m. yester-
day. was adjourned to the next
term.
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h,tInot BON nismdnbem bedhtet, Der GeBtc
bes @raFenIommes gu Grabe, Der emit 81
ben mGatiqItsn, stadtettsu nno eefirds
fetisn otbort, Der 9uHberte bon Rtttsrn,
atrdsn unb RloItsrn nit rei4en gefBun'
psn bef6enti unb beIiehen bate, osiisrl
Duffen sinft i'm fsrnsn Rorben sbenlo
Iaut unb Iissreih srtIausen tDie i'm fsrnsu
Guben am @rabe bss Grloters.
SIN Sabre 1910 bsmd9tiete fta Der
9robe aurflrit als Snbabsr bes Bis
tbums SalberItabt bes Reseniteins unO
bsgdnu nua Garssas Blame ben llmbau
Der getung, Der ia so Sabre lang bins
aoa. pie sablteiden in ben Gelien ees
i~prsnsten adiemattsu rihrsH aus iensr
3dt. qber dIs fia bic Gsftuns i'm grnits
faqe niht 6tnabrte Speimal fiel lie
I'm Gis6eHiGbrigsn Rrieee in bic Sdnbe
Der grdnsoIsn = lisB Grtebrt9 lie f4Ieis
fen, bic Waueru Bis auf ben 8obeu, bic
gebdube Bis auf ben Grunb serIt0ren.
Rod beute 1T Der Rsgsnitsin cine preubts
Iat GnflaDe i'm neutrality-suspicious. Se'
biete.
Giner ellie glei6 i'm Strange sriinsr
0ulobsree, bic Ts i'm 5ulbtrsiie umses
Ben, leudtet bic 9ldntsnburs bon BEN
helen R%altfdIsu bts 8~Eantsnitsins nett
6indus In bic @orIaube.
Ddbrsub ale dnberen Ranbltdbte bts
Sar8es am Qussangs zines GluBtbales
lisasn, Iteiet 8lantsnburg. alb poIte Is
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nsr HamhHa

an Die Iaibsn0s Burg iid ani4miessn,
terruf enfOrmis, ME aus fibItden Cans
ben bieber bsrIsbt, ben SdIobbers btndn.
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mir bds in isiHem 6lteItsn She'll idpn aus
benz SABRE 1898 itammenoe Rntbbuus
bstrahten, tlimmen mir duf rs Stufen
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ebemdts fat bes iebigen iteilen Deges
cine 9reppe bon 266 Stufen CUR @4lobs
rampe binauffibrte.
Die dltsIte 8Iantenburg fanb ibrsn
llntergang in ben RGmpfen 9sinri6s bes
a0nen unb Sdiisr 8arbaroHas. 0ds
neue S9lob, onfanss Elm einfa6er 8au,
parb i'm fiinf3ebHtsn unb fedaebnten Sabrs
bunbert, ais es ben grafen auf benz
6elIeuneite i'm RssenItein un9smiitbli9
purbe, bebeutenb erpeitsrt unb umgebaut,
bod brannte 1916 bds .6auptbaus" IN
elmer entIebIidsn Beuersbrunit, aus psIs
der @raF lllrt4, obue fetner srIttdsnben
@emahlin belfsn 3u t0nnen, tauIn bas
aebsn r~ettete, pieber nisbsr; unS tdum
mar nun enbIi9 1895 Der 8au bolenbst,
ba TdlOB Der lebte 8ldntenburgsr, Elm
andb4en BON bret Sabren, bic augsn.
SIM Sabre 1890 purbe 8tdntenbure,
Itbr sur 6reube unb gum @ortbsiI Der
burd ben 9reiBigid9rigeu artes i4tpsr
gef6Gbigtsn 9arser, ftdnbise ReIiben3.
9er3og 2ubpis &uoolf f4Iug bier ieinen
gldn5enbeH Sof auf unO iu4te 2ubpig
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fer irefflid Bis in oas IsdBsbnts 5abrs
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ten IS bic Rotten piitbenber 8uuern, uno
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toriun unb cine Grppta estommep.
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