The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-11-06
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~ Its 4Ndl AiQtafded f6f"66e week:
GiSt toget6SSSl1ReAe hear
So 9flHadftss mn u6S6mittaeX >rted
= y i,19alt&8t2h 4<fceDt f6e UOm6 1ttec
EAnpS6Nt1dE tuAk&aat a house for Hhe asy-
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81 tsNsaasAiie .1ntx44 place large$enni&h for the
utpo 'laa&sported MrSyisuo9en Brain
ARD, AthStE1e itifsOeekhe Q~16fudttee. and
With axfgMfa11n Isp1E AiGBMe,rsist have h
tha$ fAkifslS& Asn9pa6sit Ms been Va
clilt 4eF ftwi66 lvvSblrA.sbItyhxs just been
=Htken by a mems literary club, to be
GAledssthe .Gsseadsmith. Unfortunately \
lesse was siiEnSd by the owner and by
the O4lters Ofs&te club only yesterday"
"Perhap s.', aid mild hammered Miss
Blanding. III. tile gentiempn Of the club
knew that We wanted It for the dear
child ren.theysWStA<f"- "%': -
"Hoid on to It" Mrs. timber on
tinued, lust as t%enaciOusly rs they
would II we wanted 1t for any other
purpose. Far be 1t from me to be-
come a suppliant to them. prefer
a heroic method. l move that a cOm-
mittee be appointed to 90 to them and
demand that they give up the property
to u.s."
The motion was carried. and Mrs.
Timber. Miss Bates and Miss Banding
were appointed on the committee. Mrs
Timber being chairman.
The three members of the Goldsmith
clubs committee On house consisted
Of Mr.. Flint. Mr.. Downing and Mr..
Fairweather. Mr.. Flint was among
me what Mrs Timber was among wo-
When the asylum committee
called upon him to give up to them the
Garfield property he replied with an
emphatic "No!". Messrs. Downing and
Fairweather though sympathizing with
him In retaining, the place for the club.
could not but feel that Miss Bates and
Miss Banding. who were comely. look
ed upon the refusal az extremely un-
gallant.
Mrs. Timber issued a request that the
members Of the club meet. march to
the property in dispute, take possession
Of it and hold It. Mr.. Flint got wind
Of the movement and barred all the
doors and windows.
This made a deadlock for both clubs.
The men knew that IL, they opened
the house the women would ia ke O
session. and 80 long az It was locked
IN It could not be used either for a
club or an orphan ASYLUM. There was
a meeting Of the women's committee
to take for further prcce.
dure. Mrs. Timber wa in favor Of pro
posing that every woman interested in
the asylum cut every member of the
club. Her colleagues. did not agree
with her az to the effectiveness Of this
measure. Theh the chairman suggest
ed that they nae militant methods.
threatening to DESTROY the property.
But II was pojnted ont TO her that the
club was not the owner Of + and
might prefer to 900 n ruined rather.
than be forced to rive 1t up. Then
Mrs. Timber Lost her temner and told
the other two members Of tho com.
mittaa hat sha .u,,,,ld n. 70 NOTHING
more r. do with IN. matter
One dav Miss Rates heard that Mr..
Flint had heSn q. 1ad awav Sha vrote
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tho n,rro.o of inc . rronos,t,l,n
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