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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-20

considering ways to ec0nO-
wv mize let your thoughts turn
thrifty to the casserole dish.
for In it cuts Of meat " tough that
they cannot be cooked to advantage In
other ways may be served In tender
and appetizing forms.
Mics For Luncheon.
Lambs Hearts en- Casserole. After
cleaning the hearts stun them with
breadcrumhs. 4 little parsley, thyme
and onion Juice aud brown them in
bacon fat or dripping. Place In the
casserole with enough brown gravy to
cover. add = chopped tomato, . few
green peas. q sliced carrot and Q small
diced cucumber. Cook in q siow wen
sbost an hour.
4 9avory Wand.
Pigeon en- Casserole. Take two pi-
Eeoas. one-half pound bacon. oneA half
pound beefsteak. salt and pepper, one
onion stuck with two cloves. ons>Quar-
ter ~teaspoonful nutmeg. one blade
mace, n carrot and turnip with bull
ing water to cover. Divide the pigeons
In halves cut up the bacon and beet.
place the vegetables in the bottom Of y
casserole dish and the pigeons. beef
and bacon on top. Add the seasOnings
and pour over the boiling water to row
Ct. Allow to stew for one and q half
hours.s Thicker the gravy with q tea
spoonful Of Sour and water.
Making Beef Tender.
Beef en Casserole. Take two pounds
shinbone. two cupfuls carrots. one ha::e.
cupful onion. one cupfui celery. one
teaspoonful salt. One-eigfth teaspoon
full white pepper aud enc tablespoonful
dour. Cut the meat from, the hone in
small piece~ and remove tie marrOw
from the bODe. rut part Of the mar
row into the bottom Of . ~caseerUle,
then half the meat. half the vege-
tables. the re~t Of the meat. seasoning
and the marrow over top. Cover and
put In . bit over twenty minutes.
Then add one cupful b&,ilin9 water.
cover. reduce the heat and LIT. bake
slowly two and Onp-huif hours, Or un-
I'll tender. Once or twice water must
be added. When the meat n tender
add the -four. which has been mixed
with Q little cold water.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-20
WOMAN'S PAGE
NeSlXTTGHEN
&@ngIGUPBOARD|
A EN- CASSEROLE.

DINNER MENU.
Oyster Soup With Crackers
Beef en- Casserole.
Stuffed Baked Potatoes.
Creamed Beets.
Vegetable Salad.
Lemon Pie.
Coffee.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-20
new GARMENTS
FOR OUTING USE
Modish Sport. Goats and Sweaters
That Reflect All the Cay Col
q. Of the Spectrum Are Now
h he Shops.

Qrtng approaches the girl who
70. goes In for outdoor sports u
- turning her thoughts to the
selection Of suitable gxrb for
The mild days when golf. tennis. polo.
motoring q walking may b again q.
teyed. For the cool days Of early
Oring warm garments are essential
With q nodish coat and hat tho -
h nederate circumstances may consdd-
e her spring equipment comple1Dl
Supplied With these. eve u the sk1Ie
= not sf tho latest cut or the most -
= date fabric. u viii hardly be ne
tced.
Though tho Norfolk in 60 Ct ~
many notifications u tho favosite
0ortz cat since the demise of ths
nack1naw. many OF tho jaunty little
tackets - popular can b adapted
ton ether styles.
The DeWest coats show q belt which
hangs loosely 1T the low waist line.
sometimes encircling the hips rather
than tho waist One Of the latest
models. q bright brick red corduroy.
has q girdie fully six inches wide.
The yoke effect II one Of the new
features In sports coats. It was
brought intn existence by the Norfolk.
but has been developed in other mod
-. A clever combination shows the
yoke extended to form the upper part
q tho sleeve. This gives the much
desired raglan shoulder effect to the
tDp Of the sleeve and the kim0no
lines to tho under section. which Is cut
h one piece With the body Of the gar
Deat
An q the coats arc distinguished BY
tAeir isoseness. especially through the
ahsuldess. They appear almost to be
a1pping ~ and certainly to have been
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-20
The Widows Dover.

It In certain that DOVER The e1eate
for life which the widow acquires ae
her husbands death. wes Dot kDowD
among the early saxOns. II the laws
q King Edmund the widow b ltrseted
- b supported wholly ct q the pr
oonal estate. Dowsv = OsnsSsfy -
csSbed 70 the Nermans. ut 4 was Gsst
ln1uodscoad into the fss1aa sosesD ~
0mQersr ese6ssjck IL, W. wa0 go
osopGsisy wtsh ~ Dngnsh Du M.
oo9~ y:
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-20

Da1e Ter 4 woman several sizes larger
tAaa the wearer When this looseness
b net taken ARE Of BY the plaits. a.
Il the Norfolk jacket 1t Ii gathered.
aopareatiy c~arelesxly. into the wide
be6t giving the effeet Ut an exaggerat-
q RsSsiau blouse. The skirt portion
= sare to dare. though In u sports coat
ut to any very marked degree.
There h much beauty In both the
wDsien and the silk sweaters, particu-
heiy b the Angora wool sweaters.
which have quite taken the place Of
Ne cid time knitted sweater. There Is
nDt 4 tone In the rainbow that "a not
rejected from these sweaters. the soft
~ delicate old M Persian blue.
sn]er green and golden brown t1nts
wtnG With the more blatant brick red.
NkfiaA blue. tango yellow and Russian
Roea. The Angora WOO: seems to take
~ subtle. faded" c0lOrings Of the
cost particularly we'll. and the manu-
fAconFees have shown unusual skill In
c1lsr combinations. Though the strip
e. and changeable effects have been
Uedsced In the AngOra wool sweat
eW. the results are not 20 successful
- q the silk sweaters.
Dark green suede cloth was used for
49, single brea.ted coat. with Its turn
81 osee collar. little belt vest and wide
kelt sf velvet. The veSt Is fastened
weeh = TOW Of large ball buttons.
Not HE FupsraI.
WHe (studyin& v0caiisms-I wisA.
1eer. ye0'd have double windows put
=. tn afrsid my prlcticing WIN dis-
80 ~ neighbOrs. Hub-Well Il Il
- ~ u - thsn % put easslea1as
uG11M4-Nssbsp !UsansesipG-
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-20
Putting on Buttons.

s
II the tongues Of ladies' or children's
cid white or tan shoes are not too
much worn they should be removed.
cut int pads about the size Of q quar-
ter or hall dollar and stored in a small
box. When q button is required on a
boys Knockers or on any! garment sub
ject to great stress. place n Of the
pads on the inner side Of the garment
where the button Is to he sewn ON.
Tack Il securely round. Sew on the
button In the usual way. always re.
membeFing to put Il knot on your
thTead between the button and the
cloth. alss 70 put a good Winding Of
thread round the neck Of the button,
q this = 1 SQUIRE Of strength. But
eeas sewe1 o. Ii this manner viii
nosoe 0mg . hole In the matGSial
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-20
Laying linoieums.

Any 1rms lay TIE iinO!eums bought
6 their establishments free Ut charge.
~ II tn concession in not granted II
y Dedthar y difficult nor arduOus task
= undertake. One implement is nee
1saary-a iinoleum knife. which il
shaped rather peculiarly.
Hnolsam bordering does not require
much Citing except at the fireplace
IND c0r1ers. To obtain q snug fit at
~ former II Is best to make a paper
pattern. Lay a piece Of strong brown
Daoer On the door. shape it first rough
y, then to ct the various angles quite
sassely. Place the pattern on the limo
3s1n. mark the outline with chalk and
ct als1g the line with the sharp
Assked knife. When cutting an in
tn&ate Atting it Is sometimes easier to
hsla the material against the chest.
with The hand under the linoleum.
cutting. toward the operator.
n . t0n b necessary. lay IN piece
' e the ether. slide the top one along
until the design is exactly matched.
then cub thr underpiece. to lit. A white
painted bsrdel' looks very fresh aud
clean an Is delightful for a bed or
sitting Feem. 1t must. however. he
washed every week and will require
renewia6 At least once In two years.
Posted Him.
Ne slvo1slyl-See that sweet little girl
= pinh1 ! WAS engaged to bel the
vAole = 41st summer. Stranger yealKer-
kHyeg yxlaA to hear II. an the
lawyer .sks's commissioned - - zen
~ sbvsAe1 Of premise.
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PROGRESS.

Progress csnno, rhah for az
instant. He who is silent !, 70
ven. He who does net adv
falls. He who sssps :
whelned, 6staneed, 0u1ked.
who ceases 10 grew 0eaesg
eoaes srnanes. H wleisse
jvs@wH@1 Fse1nc Is
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-02-20
TANNING THE
new HUSBAND
The Bride Finds Training Him
to Run In Double Harness a
Task That Calls For Tact and
Discretion.

"Hh young bride was crying her
eyes out. What - it all
about?'' inquired the cage and
middle aged friend who had
just dropped In for the evening.
Its Dick" the sorrowing n an
sweredL Il never see him 1t al except
In the evening. and lately hes had 70
ma ny excuses for going out Or staying
downtown after dinner that I'm afraid
he's tired Of me-"
The sage friend smiled. She bad been
married. -. thsss many years and was
Of thoss women wh0ss knowledge
Of men y comfortably seasoned With
charity.
Not q b4s Of Il, honey abe replied
Hes just IKE al untamed male b.
inss. The newly married man = still
q lachelor at heart. and ut times comes
the uncomfortable hankering for the
htchkey and the freedom Of bachelor
hood After awhile. II you are wise.
he viii settle down and forget that be
ever trotted in anything but double
harness. But II you 20 about Il tact
lessly he may take o0ense.
Some husbands are born nme. 9TH
err achieve tameness. but for the most
part new husbands must have tame
ness thrust upon them
The average young wife 0nds that
the tanning Of the wild bachelor she
has captured IL a longer and more trou-
blesome business than she EVER antci-
pated. You cannot butter his feet and
set him down BY the Preside like a
strange cat and say to him. BIT there
aud he good
Neither can she at once cure him VI
the restlessness and wild learning for
exclusively male society from which
he is bound to suffer.
But there - no need to make q trag-
edy Of the restlessness. II he refuses
the delights Of playing cards or listen
ing TO the piano: II he does not want
to stay indoors and doesn't want to 20
out: If he strolls around the house look
ing disconsolately at the furniture and
pictures a. though they had oil done
him 4 personal injury. you will know
that he Ia merely. suffering from one Of
those attacks Of restlessness that over
come ' the very best Of husbands
sometimes
"All free human beings suffer more
o. less from this hatred Of being shut
up And II you. with gensrat.ons OF
domestication behind you. suffer coca
sionally from wild revolt against being
'housebound.' your newly captured
bachelor is similarly afflicted to M
even greater degree.
"Hitherto. like the wind that bloweth
where It hsteth. be has come and gone
at his WI sweet will.
when . dreamy. absent look comes
into his eyes. when he refuses point
blank to hang the new pictures that
have come home from the trainers
when be sharpens his razor in sheer
ennui and timidly suggests that he
would nike to call around to see q bach
elor friend. do not stay him.
HE may quite possibly appear un.
willing 70 leave you to your OWL
devices for Q few hours. He may even
need your persuasion to 70. Yet II you
| slip him from his silken leash willing
b and. a~scertaining that be has bis
atchkey. declare cheerfully that you
are not going to sit up for him 20,
have done more to tame your wild
bachelor than you know"
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Stamina the Kitchen Floor.

when X II necessary to stain the
kitchen door zee that the work Ia done
thoroughly. Given closely laid boards.
with well planed and even surfaces.
there - no better or cheaper treatment
for any door than q stained and pol
ished border. This entails little initial
expense. and q weekly rub with bees
wal and ~turpentine will keep It In ex-
cellent order for years.
A simple stain can be made by dis
solving two ounces of permanganate Of
potash bought In crystals' In . pint Of
boiling water. Make a soft pad Of
linen and bind this to i stick. Apply
the stain to the boards with this
mop. being careful not to touch the
hands with the preparation.
TIVE Or more applications may be
given. according to the depth o. color
desired. always allowing twenty four
hours between each application. When
the door 10 quite dry rub 1t over With a
piece Vt 6annel dipped in linseed oil.
and after this In thoroughly absorbed
the 1nal polish Of beeswax and tur-
penttns may he given.
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9fuk.la6ri&ten.
Cincinnati, 20. Sauuar 1914.

Cincinnati. 20. Sauuar 1914
Ter GIuB III Iansiam i'm iSaueH besiHen
une bate aeitsrn abeno bet hteitssr Staot
einen @aiieritauo DON 1874 Jus.
Ti. foigenoen TepeIhsu trafen wabreno
ees ssarissn Iages bier esH-
Gtttsburg, va. - Ter 5lab bat elnsn
Gaiiertano pun 3.o 5uB uno iteigt.
Charleston, gs. ga. - Ser 5luB bat
eintn Baiisrsans BON 5.7Jub unb fdui.
Sortsmoutl. g. Der JIus bat si-
uem @aiIeritaub BON 1873 Jus unb faut.
gartersbura 8. 8a. Der JluB
kai einen MaiierAano BON 90 Sus ". teigt.
Ranavba Jalls, B. Ya.--Ssr 1lus
bat einen Hai,rfano pon s.S Jus unb iaut.
ST. gleaiant. @. 8a.-9er Jtus bat
einen WaFisr'ianb pon s.s GUS uno itsigt.
gatle,tsburs. ~. Ter JIuB bat
einen Raiieraane pcn 1877 Jus uns iallt.
louisptIle, Rp. - Der ,Slus bat et.
men Baieraans usn Sd Jus ano falt.
gpaRspille. Sab. - Ter SIus bat
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Cairo, Ja. - Ter J!uB bat slnsu Bai'
ferasno psn iA.0 Ju6 uns Iteist.
Rempbis. Ienn.-Ter E!ub Bat stnsu
@aiieritano oon 80 Gus uno lttht.
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rptaer $3.50 yeg Uu.
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Der DafiS BON eI.s5 per 0suons.
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1rb GOODS Warft.

ginciHn ati, ~. ,Sanuar, 1914.
Guh in Der periloiitnen ISOLDE mar Der
Narft mieber itarf. ge Nadfraae mar eine
CUTE unb es famen sablr.he FauHeute pom
ben 2anbbiitriften hierber. um three ginfdufe
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geHoen Euotirnnsen naHbaft ssmaht:
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eHt, can Ton 5t4e. Ertou &c. Clarion ave.
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Neue s npothetsn

9eprse 6. WsbItsr an Southern
Ohio 6. II. Z. &c., 1850.
9eorse o. 4bernotbp an bieielbs,
$500.
William Blum an Weitpopo Somes
iteao Co., $500.
gDiniam 9. WaHsr an Wargdrat
Dunlap, $500.
9tnbrep genber an 4Iiee Wl. 6ptsr,
$1,000.
Ssrasl plotnid an Gitisens .. v.
go. 2, $3100.
ssuIia WhueHnih on Union SGoings
.. II. 3. 60. $500.
grneItine Surnsp an StQsoale 6.
u. 3. 60. $4,000.
Jranf 2ohmdnn on antonio Soms
8. II. 3. Co.. $3.50.
luen R. Rebtsp on 2aprsnce 5
G'Weara. $500.
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Was, Tsmss nms aftsem In Rsw Dsri.
GeIo .oR eau Duroe 5a2 - ans aus
0eliehsn.
1rtna oefAaftspspssss sarstn ~ 81 -
~ 8 biSteMtivt.
Gtesfins Uydnnas N ftstis. -
Sinf ~ e4.sss nab Qommsreiai su e4.ss
--4.s34.
DnnseS. CbtteationsH uareH Pc
tig sHb HArbsn pis folgt snotirs:
Ser. Staatsn Nsfunoiruns sss1 gtb.
- resiArirte 111H-tiS4, tsnysRs l13
aeb. 3x resiArirte 1o3 34--fos, GsapsHS
io3ix-i0s, paaaRa Hssifsrss - s7H
aeb.. tp. Coupon ~, 1904 seb.
aftienmarf - Gnfanas mar oer
Marit felt. bic 0hndhe Der Hsabing Roao
Hitien aber piriien bridenb auf bic greife
uno Der Narft idtob rilIig. Die SdIuB'
nO,irunsen iioneen ineiHens iiber osnsu bonn
Sainftag.
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Grnuoeiseutbumss sll:bsrtrasuusel.
Cincinnati. 19. Sun.

ssobn 2inoner an 8 @. SoDea,
gbeil Der Got 8 in galrpin's unters
abtheiluna in SprinQoale; 81.
WiIforo 6. 6athupan an sSohH y.
Roesrs, 80 bel 105 Tub an Der Stips
Ieite Der RpbertIon 4penue, 10 fuB
reitlih Don 2inoen aDsRue IN Ror'
lpoob; 81.
eesohu 6. RpQers an 5hereia Gons
rapn. basielbe Giaentbum: 81.
2lnna 2. fsifber on 5hereia Con
rdbp. 35 Rub an Der Sioleite Der Ho'
eerticn 4penue. 265 SUB peifIth Don
ltussp Mpeuue in Qarnooo. 81,
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e4Rsft-e11.f7K-i1a0 per 100 9fe.
tfiir ,}anunr &fI.12H-11.17H, an S9lub
Silly; fir Wai si1.S5-1L4o, amSblub
e11.40.
Obort 8ippenfeiten.-$11.12H-
lilo Der 100 1funb.--Sar Utai e.11.70--
-l1.s0, ON ShluB $11.60.
0attee - Der Daarft mar piuiger. -
Greaneries 3S-89Ke per Bfunb.
eieE-Rarst mar nieorieer.-Crsinars
trfS 2SH-29xe, firhS 1-83e per CuSenb.
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Heberf@f De3 Cincinnati
martte8,
Har bic 4sHtas. ben 19. Jannar,
1914 snhieense Ds4s.

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= { 10 gori. 10. 9anuar.

Hen Bort, IL. Janudr.
Reht. - Ter Kartt NOR Ianaiam. -
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8tH.er ts.56-S.7S.G Gy,ra Rs. 1ee. ts.Sx-
aSo. Ranfas e.raistts t4.o5-415.
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suies e3.45-s.os, auserleienes bis fanep
ts.e0-S7o
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barter Minter gTxc {. |. I. in Rem pars.
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4stee 1918, 4o-4se; 1919, 30-25e; pastHs
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g TEA, 3s8t, gsnssifuesl ~ Ten 1885,.
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4.sS, Rssll Il. ssoe, Gabss<sot, He1eerss
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0.sSs, 10. 10 6soe. Ns. o.Soe.
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Rem Nnrt. 10. 1anuar.

Rem Bort, 10. Januar.
&nSfer mar beute Itetis. Sfanears iu
e14.b0, Gleetrplstie tu 11437-14.o0; Bate
au $780,, eating su e14.0o-14.12.
0iHR III feh an &87.36--S7.62.
0Iei rubie tu 14.05-4.10.
eSelter III ruhis yu e5.20--6.30.
eifsn.-1sr Nartt NOR beute ftetig.-
&o.l Hortbern e15.o0-f5.50, 70. . Northera
31476-16.35, 70. 1 Southern $500 -
1880, 70. Seathern loft SIS .00-15.60.
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GIisass. 10. 5anuar 1914.

9eiAis $500 - $50, &C.
ni'6ts ss25 - s.55. fasers $50 - $50.
saxbs es20-s.s0, SerteI so.7s-S-20. -
Rartt 5-I0e hoher,
esepes %. 1880. fsIas
G.iers IS sO-sl0, pehIi4e stiere e6.15-
100, 6ts6srs uns Seseers to.l0i - 7.76.
RAle uns S.i'srs es.50-s50. &alser $3.50
Hoo. Rartt itetis bis l0c nieoriser.
GAafsaNs 2smmtr. -Sdaff: Gin.
hsixiiAe 34s0-5.90. JAhrIiHss ts.00-7.l0,
@eftli6e 44.00-&-90.
SAnRer: eintsiMtfAs e6.S0-T90 @en.
lithe tess-e00. Rartt utetIteus l0-15c
uleoriger.
AEtatr.-G6peiHs i4,00o, HiRSSiel
2e 0oe, G1afs nHe Samnsr IS 900.