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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
WlmuisipaI .OladridIten.

@utbuiiaitide 9hliuobme bon Niovor
4reiton's @lau sur GrIougng
ocS characterization Sauoels.
@ilaitcuina Der Gopinatou-
StroBe crit i'm uacbiteu So1r
m0glid.
Ger itellpertreten0e Nlapor Subert
bate geiteru Gormittag oeH 9eiud
ue6rerer @eihdiisleute melhe oen
@lau uon N}apor @reiton 5iw grlau-
qing oes characterization Sonoels
iuooiiirten. 9ieie 9eiuHer moreu 70
ent6liiaitiih, oaB Serr Subert uod
Der Gonieren3 iiber3eugt mar, Dab
Oie fiir fommenOen Oienitog 91ah.
mittoQ I'M ll6r i'm @mpiangs5im-
mer oeS N}oDors augeiebte &eriamui-
hing 5um 3ped Der 9eipredung Der
9lnaclegcubeit quite Geiultate 5eitiaen
miro 0err Subert iiigte aeiteru
ser elite ocr berets eingelaoenen
@eihGitSleutc im0 Sobrifautcn nod
ctlide Nomcn 6in5i, oorllnter ocu
OcS dilenii6eu GouinIS, 9ii3oro 8.
Seupolo. Nlopor Freiton miro NOR.
Qeu BON gS6itc Sulphur Springs,
@ 30, 5uriidfe6ren uuO Oauu oen
@oriit bel Der 9eriommhng iel6it
ii6crue6mcn
Ger @lon bon Wlapor 9reiton be-
ite6t in Der @ntienouno elmer grpe-
Nitiou uo6 SiiO-9lmerifa aui Soften
DER StaOt inO ser oeridieoenen Sn.
0uiirie5weae. Ger .NotorD Glub"
miro oen @lan am 0ienitaa 9la1-
mittag bel eincm Qlmheon beipre.
den, imo es ite6t 81 erwarteu, ooB
Der @lub oen @lau inooiiiren miro.
Nlapor @reiton, Serr Subert mo oie
5i Ger Gonieren3 i'm Roib6aus einge-
laoeneu Serren limo eriudt moroelL
an Dem 9imdcou oeS Clubs t6eil5u.
nc6meu.
4 @flaiterung Scr GoOfng-
tom StraBe gemiini6t.
StaotratbsmitgIieo G6aS. u. Cor.
oine BON Der %. @aro erihien &c.
iicru i'm Rot66ans imo criuHtc Oen
&orlibcr Compton bon ser @ilaite.
urngs.Gommiiiion oic Goometou.
StroBe, 3piihen Der NlontgomerD.
mo GroB- -StraBe, neu pilaitern 5lI
laiien. Gr er6ieIt a6cr oen 9eihcio,
OaB ieinem @erlnnaeu in oieicmSa6r
nidlt me6r entiprohen mcrOen foune,
on Ole bereits per9ebcnen Gontrafta
oic fir 1914 por6onocnen 6onos
poQitdnoig in 9(nlpruh ne6meu. @err
Compton tonntc ober Dem Stoot.
Oater ocu cineu IroIt aeben, oaB ole
YiloIterung ser StraBe inn naditeu
Sabre oorgeuonlmeu peroen miirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Wlorlhall Garter, 2ieutenont Sc.
ptrton ghlnoer. Sergeant 9lnoel lmo
Scrgeout WleetS legten geitern @or.
mittoe Dor Stepbeu g.. 2ittle. oem
GIert oeS Superior @cridts. i5ren
glmtSeio qb, worouf oieielben iofort
ibrc neuen SteIIuigen ontrotcn. glls
Der ncue @oIi5eimoriholl nah lei.
rem 9urcmI ariidtebrte. fono er
oort 0o6Ireidc pr6htiee 9IumcnIiH.
dc Dor meIde ibm hon @etonuien
mo 6reunoen 5ueeIonOt poroen lpo.
rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
Gpnaert i'm 0rriS NiII.9sarf.

Sir 0os Deute 9l6enO BON 5 bis Z
ll6r I'M Orllio Sill Eorf itottiinocn.
&c CONCERT ser @orffopelle bot %ro.
ieiior 0aniel 6clOmonn oaS noblte
benoe |rogrann miigeIteIlt:
1. &roceiiious W}orid, Eurn6ua.
2. Gupcrtiirc n1S12~t Sibai.
fowsf0.
8. uSolut O9lmonr", BON 9lI9or
uno $nterme55o, oSimfonico,@ bon
Wloscagni.
A. Sontoiie aus Scr Npcr nE6e
mes, bon @oOirc1.
5. O6oeiolo n@crceuIe, SocelDu
SIR. Sobn 2ommcrs.
6. Guitc o9gecr @ont~ 6ricg.
z. @orop6roic, u9lcIoOo in 8"
9ubenitcin.
8. Sclcfiion ans vSoifmonn'S
Gr5obhngcn 0ficnbob.
g. Gbor ullnioIo, Yc 9SortolS,'
bon @mtnoo.
TO- 0oroIoeb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
s6eater nmO SSeraniiaunaspIats.

@oli's o9luoitorium~.
Gie beliebten v@oli.Spieler4 fii6.
rem wG6renO Der n66lteu gGote in
@oli'S .9luoitornn" oas Stiid ga.
niQe~ auf. camille" lit cine Sic.
beSQeididte lmo bon 9(leronOer Ou-
mas perfoBt. las Stiid lit ehuos
olt aber itets on5ie6enO lnto beirie-
oigeno fir Oas @ublihm. Gie ar0B.
ten @itnltler mo 2iiitlerimen 6a6cu
iid6 in Oielem Stiid Ole groBteu Gr.
iolge crrngcn. Die hciiien DER
!. .@oli-Spieler1 bobeu ihou ueride.
Ocne Nlole in Camille" oeipielt, mas
Der 8oriteIlna 81 cinem iiheren Gr.
folge ocrbelicn miro. Sri. &. ".
SSadion, Die crit felt 5mei @ohen IN
Bolts .2liloitornml~ ouitritt mo
0ercn 9ciiitugen ais berporrageno
bc5cidnet nuroeu, miro Ole Noac Ger
vGaniae~ ipieIen. Sri. @eorgie
@oooi6rope miro ais n@roOioeuce"
aiitrcten. Die idmierigc Roae ais
u9lrnnno Cuoal" miro Scrr @iaianl
0csmono ilberuc6mcu. SGmntlide
onoerc 9loacn iino in better @ciic
6eiebt.
@ei &crnonS.
Ole SamcS z. Aernoi So" oeren
@rdiiOent Serr 6reocrid 6. Sdan.
berger lit miro moraeu i6re orei lIu-
ternebmunacu Oos .NiorOlano16ea.
ter" ocn oSaroiu sc Goncc4 lmO
oaS ,6otel aernon" oiii3iea fir oic
Mintcrioiiou erofinen nohoem in
0eu lcBtcu Mouaten @erbeiicrunaen
inn @ert6c bon $4,000 poraenom.
men woroeu moren.
Sm .NlQrplono E6coter~ weroen
wieOer sic erittloiiigen Gariete Dor.
iteQungeu 5ur 9miiii6ulna fommen.
Gas GroinnngS. @roaroluu fest iih
ans III Fimiibertreiibarcn 9hinmern
5uiammeu.
Sine llebcrroidlnng miro Oie
SoB6oQe 0Saron oe Qonce" iein
Cic 6ciicn imO moocrniieu Giuid.
tuuaeu wcroen bier Dem @u6litlm
gcboten.
9lud oaS Soiel ielbit muroe IN
alien E6eileu reuouirt imo nit Der.
ic6ieocuen neuen ginridtiuaen uer-
iebeu. Ger Speiieram wroe nit
bcionoerer SorgiaIt beociteno per-
ihonert.
.@aDetD.~
gSd6reno ser ndhitcu @ode mer.
Den in Oem n@ouetp. S6eoter~ Ole
9roaOwoD Girls aiitrcicn. Cieie
Srtppc, Oic md6reno Ger lcbteu Soi.
ION pcribieocne Nlole in Baltimore
nit aroBcm Griolg aaiiiric bat mie-
Der cn por5iiaIdeS @roaramn mo
Die Sorllellmaen weroen iiderlid 8il
oen 6ciicn 506leu oIe eiue9urlesQue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
edlmGdIidl hintrrnnnnen.

Sillic 9lod, bon Slr. GAS, geeIi.
@1uIbcrrDs sStroBe bat cineu Ser.
boItsbeicbl fir ibrcn @eliebteu @a.
ltono NiIliberL erIongt. sic CAB
oemieIben $50 ibrer GriporniIie lmo
meiterc $50 Inn NIT oicien @etroae
einen TroilHing uno Elm 9rout.
f!eio ou beioreen. @oiiono peraoB
oos @ieoerfommen luo obenorein
blodtc Ole entt0uicbte @rolit in Gr.
fo6rung, ooB ibr @eIiebter nit ei.
ner 9Inoeren eiu QiebesperbdIiniB
1oben ioll Die @oIiSe 6cs iueIiIl.
den Diitritts iobnOet MN oui @u.
liano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
glcne MeldlaftS .Gde.

Tas 0reiedige @rlnIoitiid all Scr
Gde bon &olliOapsStroBe mo oem
6aaswaD lit aeiteri BON ser uMlarU'
lono Color &rintiug Gompan14 an
aefmlit morOeu. Gas @e6dloe, mel.
Dies @iacniWm Oes Nrn. lSobn g.
Plot war 6ot OH SdaswaD cine
6ront bon nugeiG6r 55 6uB mo an
ser SHoieite Der Sileu-StroBe 12O
SUB. Gs lduit nad Scr Soaioo0
StraBe 5il in cine Spite aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

@uppc 5eiaen fam. .1aa mo
9loht~ lit oie 9e8ci6mug Der SEQ.
m0oie, sic aus pieIen 9lttrattiouen
Geidnaen Edn5en. mnnoer6arer 9e.
leuhhmg imO anoerem mebr beitebt-
30 6abihc M0o6en in oen meme.
item mo ieinlten aoitiimen meroeu
iidlerlih Die 9lide Ger 3uicbouer nli
lc6 Ienteu, Bon oen beionoers Der.
portreteuoen0iinitlern leieu erwdhnt:
Soc Morris. Der oeutide aomiter.
SRI. Sa5el Gros6u. 9Ioo Quu .Slo.
renee Campbell. @ooie Ban C'9iein
mo 9ater uno 9luoere.
Ban S6ore @orf~
Die Sreimoe elmer ihonen Str1.
6enba6uio6rt ourh @ottes ireie Na.
hir weroeu oni oen .9n0 Shore
Forf4 mIimertiam gemadt. mo- bclte
wieoer 5pei 9ou3erte geacben lper.
oen. Gic 9aoeiaiion lit i'm poIlen
@onge lmo bort 6ietet iih oic bette
@eIeaen6eit, eineu unacnebnen 9'ah.
mittag imo 9lbeno 3il5ubriuacu. Sine
idone 6iidmo6l5eit miro inn Speiie.
ioalc ieroirt gluBeroem iino cine
Nlenge onoerer lluter6altunaen Dor.
banocn
Die perihieoenen GnrouiielS mo
ainemotograpbeu ite6cn pd6reno Der
ndditcn @odlc ieoen Coa. ausarnom.
men SonutaoS, 5uiideu , rtno 8 ltbr
]ladnIittoaS oen aiuoern sur ireieu
9eniieImg 5iir Qeriiiaung.
.@mDnn Cof Yort~
Die beliebtc @wDnn Caf.aapcac,
oereu 1iri0ent Serr So6n 9. 5orIon
it bruiat 6eltc 5mci Gon3erte sum
Gortrag. pelde ole @iuiiflie6euoen
iiderlid pou mo aaH5 6eirieoigen
meroen.
Sir ole nddbiie g9ohe iino DeriAie.
oeuc bcionOerc 9lttraftioncu arrou.
art woroen. SRI. Seiiie Sutber.
lono, Die .Dlermoio 9eluis niro
ieOeu 9lahmittoa nno 9l6eno IN ei.
uem groBeu @aiierbe6aIter lore
auiit i'm EaIden Springer mo
onoere 6rperimenie inter @aiier
Scincn
6erncr lueroen ieoen Sog 5luei ga.
@oritelnnacn i'm 6reien gegp-
ben IN oeuen gute arditc alIiireten
pcroeu Cie 9oritelluuaen beginner
I'M 1a5 llbr 9iohmittagS imo llbr
glbcn0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Sic i2 Sobrc oItc Gliiobet6 9Ibel
bon 9mSoowne, pclhe am 10 Snli
am Giu6odcnframpi leiocno nod
Oeut ,Sronfliu Sqiore-Noipital &C.
6ro6t wurOc lit aeltern olS 0cbeilt
enilonen norocu, Ir. \ MinbWg
monotc oie ioaenoante Garbol.Seil-
metbooc an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Gr crlitt iMlimmc Gerlcblngeu bel
elmer Golliiion 6lpii6cu cincn 9llto-
nobil mo eincm gSog9on Der ga
rcD. StroBcn.2inie~, on Der Sorlcm-
robc Scr GarroIlton-9lucmue. 60
gar Stcffcr, BON 9lr. 344O, @ort.
SeSigbts 9lpenue, ser @rdiioent ser
gS. Steport 9ropn 60, scr Better
ocS glutomobils, crlitt mebrere
S1nithplnl0en. Gr ipur0e bon SD.
@ioorcbeoo, BON 9tr. 1923, Sorlem-
9lDcnue, noh Souic ge6ro6t mo
BON Or. $. Soworo Sglebort, bon
gfr. 701, 9iorO Gorrollton gloe.,
ii 9cbouOlung genommen. Ser
&roftipagen wur0e nur leic6t bei6d.
oiet. 0ia 9ler5te befiirHten, ooB
G6lelmes einen ShGOel6ru6 erlit-
ten bat.
g1ur @eotcriaIido0en;
9SicmonO DcrIett.
Ger &eriii1. eiucn g9oggon Ger
Sobn Str Sinie mls0umciHeu lit
Or. @cnrp g(. 9robanl, bon N1r.
2200, @ltom-&locc, miBgliidt. 9ln
scr Gdc BON 9Iortb-9loc. uno Sobn-
StroBc colliOirte cr nit Oem Strn-
Benbobn @aggon nobel iein pluto.
mobil cr6eblib beih60igt wurOe. Or.
8robnm cntfom unperlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
9rie0engridIer nimmI gerlaIInna

SyrieOcnsri6ter Somcs SowIer bon
prooflDn 9lnne 9lrtnocl GountD,
lobm geItern ser @eidrei6lng nod
1 ie &crboihmo eines gepiiicu 81
lcr SHILLING Dor, ser bon Den sc.
Ajr0en bon @oltimore.GountO ited
'iefIicb berfoIat miro. Gr fab
hiuina an einer Gdc in 9roofl0n
ben im0 nobm i'm felt. Ser glr.
tant iiigtc fi6 miIlio uno foIgtc
Do ocm &ol5ci Station. Gr iQu
lcbIid %erunirclumoeu 6e0an0cn
ZEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16


5dnitter zoo forOerte in periIoiie.
ncr @obe 202 Cpicr. 8ebu
erIaaen Ser 2imeeuent5iinouua.
Bier tootlide llnfdae. ~
pbusertronfungen ue6men 5u.-
216 @e6urten.
Gem wohcntliden 8eridt oes @e.
neutrality-suspicious. 6lfoIee Itor-
ZEN in ser periIoiienen @ohe 202
%erionen i'm @ereleid al 1877 in Der
corrciponoirenOen ISOLDE oes Sab
res 1913. Die boupti6hlihen 20
ocsliriaheu woreu; Sppbus 2,
Sdorlodfiebqr 2. aeutbuIten 1.
Gipbtberitis 1. GuberculoHs 23.
arebs 13, Ser8Ieioen s, 2uugeH.
entaiinoung 10, Qiorrboe (ainoer
unter 2 Sobrem "a, 8riabtide glie-
rcnfrontbeit is, Sdm6te nod ser
0cburt 20, 9lltcrsihm16e 2. imo
llnfdlle A.
Sn Ban Sieiu. &oipitnl itarben i6
%erionen in Den Noipitdlern Al
lno z in onoeren Snitituten. sSm
@onden pur6en 81 Goroners Sn'
drcite obeebolten.
9inhitebenoe onitedenoe 9rantbei-
ten plroen I'M GersIcid al oerieIben
&ohc oes @orjobrcs sur QlnmeIoung
Qebrddt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
Siuiuco nit ser gcrluanOtidjaitl

1
rouicbt ocr Oeutihe @i1cmuolo,
f.ort SS6r oas Sturmge6raus?
BIZ .'s Dlorgenrllics @do idaat
lScit in sic &elt 6inuls.
'os lit elm Dro6en bin lmO Der,
I Als gao cs feinen 6reuno;
la-0euti1lano iiebt in ooacr @e6r,
p Ser Shlrm bat es oereint.
"a trdlmnte man pon bmtpcrpauot
Nm lit Ser Sroum porbei
Oht6unOe imO's, i'm ShofSgewanO,
port S6r oen 9iadeidrei2
Squ i1 6cIt' Gelti6lano's aaiier
mar
I scb' Dir, gu eualiid @htl
\ Nd gG6e olle Sitel Ser
QaO ipHdte ouf Oie 8rut.
sos lit ser Can't pcm @arcufrieq
SerUanotidoit mog BORT iAwer;
Ser &aiier ihoIfte ienen Sieg
gem icigen Solouer6eerl
eic 9uren itanoen ouf Ocm Glau
vanj @uglanO mor in &ein;
Ger Safer 0ifnctc Die 9a0n
5n's 9urcn6er5 1inein.
Sod it'll idj nil nic6t 9libter iein
Sn oicier i6weren 3eit;
g'it 9eulenidldgcn i6laat 6incin
'.'lo icio 5ruu Sicg 6ereit
'an uiBt S6r's, mer uGerwauOie"
iin0,
Yer GeiIel 6ol' iie ar
Saat es oem &ino uuo aiuoeSfino,
Saut wie Der SSogenpraa.
'nO 0PuBIanO Dul wirit Oh ni6t
roi6?
Sait Oh gar feine S1am2
Te laait Oh emit IN Sdma6 mo
9totb,
gls uocr Sapaner" taml
5eri6ncttcrt mar Gem 9lieien6cer
Serlmten mar Gciu &u6m;
S'e ltol5e ,5lotte lag I'M Dieer,
gem tbewes gigeni6um.
Vriii BORT nic6t 0cutiblano'S aaiier
cin2
n's ou6 ole SSelt nic6i uciB
eur Nui5pcrmanote trdt en- cin
e,ao Nao mars nm ie0en BreiS
Nln 7aln briuair Gu i6m oen Guoaslo5u
Sl pnOanf6ore @rut;
o0r oenft. S6r 6a6t Die Geutihen
ic6oL
N9r best lie bis aui's @lut.
S@ao', oaB Gin 9ismard 6cuf uidt
lc6tl
et llarre Gienmann
r Sor oem sic Sippe oft ge6ebt,
SSaWmt i6rem 9an3en s9ann,
le 9Ipt5ocrmonOiiGait mar iein
'SSsass SaoaScm 2eiO, 's'
....~ .'R aug cs oit binein;
8, mar cr 6ei ms, icBt i'm Strcitl
@iel' niiBtc anOers iein.
Der N}ann bon Giicu mo bon @lnt
SSic tbut cr ms lett not6;
Gr GaBte OoS uerlponOte Nlut
@r baBt cS nod i'm 500
Nein obl 10 ioa e5 ierncr icin
@cnn crit Scr Sturm cntllOb'n
Iant ic6reib' uan'S aui ben 5iegess
iteiu:
Ser 9lutsUermanotidoit So1nl"
81. 3. Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

2ln @eburten uitr0en insaeiamnt
216 ougemeIoet, oorluter 179 @ei.
Bc rno 81 gleger; ti5 moren mann.
li6eu ino 10i meibIiden @elhledts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

Die ,.Got6c Grcn5s@cicld6oit~ in
Seoi0inatou bat Qetcw ciucn ghirnf
an one lore &routcnpiIc9criuuen CT.
laiict iic6 oui oaS Noipiiolihiii IN
europdii6eu @cudlicru 5l be9e6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
@nic6nll.

Sic plcrropins ipieltcu gcitcrn
5mci Spiele in aonias Gitu lmO per.
loren ale bciOe. Die Orioles" ipiel.
ten mif Dem 6ieiiaen Spielplabe nit
ocm 9lub bon 9ioheiier imO tbeilteu
iid nit 0ernieIbeu in Oie @6ren Der
5pei 5pieIc. Gic Score Der Spiele
mar;
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-05

V. b. Noble left Monday for
Minot.
w. b. Rea went to Antler
Monday evening. Il.
George Lescault spent Sun
day with his family in this
city.
J. w. Deering of Kenmare
visited Bottineau on business
Monday.
Philip L. Riley of Lansford
transacted business at the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Jerry Daley of Roth
visited with Mrs. Vim. Collins
the first of the week.
Arthur Strom left yesterday
for Lake Crystal, Minnesota,
for a visit with his mother.
Mrs. Olaf Wareberg of Car
bury visited with her sister,
Mrs. Guam, the first of the
week.
E. H. Richards, one of Will
low City's prosperous farmers,
was lin the city on business
Friday.
Mrs. Deputy and daughter
of Owatonna, Minnesota, were
guests in this city the first OF
the week.
DR.. O. N. Begtrup, one of
Rugby's prominent physicians,
was a business visitor in this
city Saturday.
Mrs. Eric Noun and little
daughter left Wednesday for a
visit with Mrs. Nouns parents
at Grand Forks.
John Mollett and daughter,
Miss Nora, left Tuesday for a
months visit with relatives
and friends in Alberta.
Miss Lillian Michael ment to
Willow City Friday to spend
Sunday with her brother, T.
G. Michael and family.
Mrs. Knox Ferguson and
children left Wednesday for
Belmont, Iowa, for a visit OF
several months at Mrs. Fergu.
sons old home.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-05

Drake wants "Falky'' to give
him the name of the party who
reported the row about the
Westhope schools two weeks
ago. Drake says the report is
untrue and that some he gossip
has been shooting off his
bazoo.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell of Lans-
ford a bride of the month. was
rendered miscellaneous
parcel shower at the home of
Mrs. G. A. Adams on Wednes-
day, May 20. The house was
beautifully decorated in red
and white. Mrs Adams was as
sisted in serving by Miss Har-
riet Mitchell, a sister of the
bride-to-be.
The drainage commissioners
inspected the dredging opera
tons this week, and report that
the work is going ahead in
good shape. 1t is expected
they will pass the new bridge
east of this city early in July,
which will give the bridge
contractors plenty of time. to
complete the bridge in time
for the fall hauling. -Westhop.
Standard.
A couple of Westhope lads
were arrested last Friday eve
ming and fined So each for rid
ing on the sidewalks with hi
cycles. It's good and they
probably deserved it, but at the
same time it might be a pretty
good idea to grab some of the
other law breakers, for in
stance those who 60 through
the streets faster than twelve
miles per hour and those who
do not have the 1914 license tag
on their cars. 1t would not
be hard to pick up two or three
every day who exceed the speed
limit, and they are just as
guilty as the boys. Westhope
Standard.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-05
NAWlAND.W
DRUG COMPANY: y
lie Ts*a&& Stare
Statement of the Ownership, Management,
Circulation, Etc., Required by the Act
OF August "a, 1914.

of The Bnttineau Courant published week
ly at BOttineau. North Dakota, for April !,
1914.
Editor, Eleanor a. Haskell, Bottineau.
N. ID.
Managing editor. Eleanor a. Haskell.
BOttineaI, n. ID.
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B~Ottineau, n. ID.
Publisher, Eleanor A. Haskell. Botti.
neau. N. ID.
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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-05
Seen ana Heard

Mrs. Robt. Walker spent
Sunday with relatives at Sour
is.
Miss Merle Knox of Antler
visited with Miss Anna Vikan
several days last week.
S. E. jerks came down from
Souris Friday to attend Memoir
ial exercises in this city.
DR.. c. A. Leonard returned
home Wednesday from a visit
with relatives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. w. E. Watson of .Rol-
lette spent Monday night in
this city with her mother, Mrs.
Cox.
C. w. Beevers moved his
family on the farm three miles
northeast of this city this week
for the busy months.
Paul d. Coons, T.B. Wilbur,
HI, L.. Smith and G. H. Heden-
strom, Great Northern railway
officials were in the city Satur-
day.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-05

MISS jessie Russell closed a
successful nine. month term of
school at Omemee Friday and
returned to this city Monday.
Miss Russell has been re-en-
gagged for another term.
Calvin Peterson of Scotia
township was a caller in town
Tuesday. Mr.. Peterson was
returning from Rugby where
he had taken his mother to
catch an early morning train.
Mrs. w. c. Pepin and daught-
er Jeane accompanied by Mrs.
S. ]. Smith of Sioux Falls, S.
d., left Tuesday for a visit
with the ladies' parents. Mr.
andsMrs. J. w. Wilcox, at Web
ster. South Dakota.
Geo. NJ. Young and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Young were in the
city Wednesday. The Young
boys are cousins and are tour
ing the state in the interests Of
the candidacy of Geo. N. Young
for denomination for congress
man Of the second district. Mr..
Young was a pleasant caller al
this Office.
"A Box of Monkeys" the
school play presented by the
students of the School Of
Forestry at the opera house
Wednesday evening was a de
Icided success. The parts were
TALL well taken and each one II
deserving Of credit. II is stat
ed that nearly 5000 had beer
scleared.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-05

Piano and organ regulating e.
tuning, yoicing, repairing.
Satisfactory work guaranteed.
Clarence Chandler.
We omitted mention last
week of the birth Of a daught-
er to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gage
of Deloraine at the home of
Mrs. Cages parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. H. G. Turner, on Sun
day, May "a, 1914.
p. p. Olson who has been in
this city for the past several
months in the interests of the
National Cas- ualty insurance
company of Detroit, Michigan,
left Tuesday for Montana,
where he expects to be for some
time.
The Bottineau Military band
had been engaged by Omemee
to play at that place yesterday
during the stay of the Mime
apOlis Commercial club but
owing to the rain everything
had to be called off.
At the Wonder store Satur-
day, June 6 we will make a
very special price on enbroid-
cry, net and crepe patterns.
The goods are pretty and a
dress is always useful. Come
and see for yourself.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-05
OVER B0TTINEAu COUNTY

Lansford's schools closed
last week for the summer vaca-
ton.
Venue Mcfarland shipped
his sixth car of hogs to South
st. Paul last week.
J. l.. Page and family have
moved to their farm near West
hope for the city months.
Born-To DIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Durnin of Westhope the first
of last week, a daughter.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Butz of Kra.
mer on Wednesday. May 20.
Russell Masons are preparing
a big banquet for the Westhope
and Bottineau lodges on June
5.
The Norwegian church south
of Antler, which was started
last fail is receiving the finish
ing touches.
Prof. Schrader of the West
hope schools is recovering nice
ly from a recent operation for
bowel trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Eyestone
of Wheaton township are the
proud parents of a daughter,
born Wednesday, May ~.
The Lansford Commercial
club wants a park and has
elected H. w. Willis and w. r.
Banks as a committee to make
the proper investigation as to
suitable grounds.
The Evangelical Lutherans
of Deep are going to build a
new church this summer. the
cost of which will be in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
The manual training students
of the Maxbass high school
have an easy chair on display
at the local hardware store that
is attracting much attention.
The Parish Priest''a home
talent play to be presented by
Antler talent has been post
poned until Friday, June 3. on
account of scarlet fever scare.
The teachers of the Lansford
schools were the guests of
honor at a mystery party. The
hostesses were the Mesdames
&c. w. Graves. N. +. Howard
and F. NJ. Harder.
Miss Celia Fox, a former
Gardena young lady was united
in marriage to w. H. Ruther-
ford at Havre. Montana, on
May 28. The couple will make
their home at Havre.
VIM. Lackie Jr. is i'll with
the scarlet fever at Westhope.
The Lackie home is quarantin-
ed and Miss Bessie Allen OF
Eckman who was a guest there
is also nnder quarantine.
Miss Edith Reid was the only
graduate at the first annual
exercises of the Antler high
school last Friday evening.
Eleven graduated from the
eighth grade on the same eve
ming.
Olof Ekren of Russell left
last week for a visit to his old
home in Norway. He will also
visit France and Germany be-
fore his return home. The
Russell Sentinel is also authori.
ty that on his return Mr.. Ekren
will be accompanied by a
bride.
Work has been started on the
Foundation for the new Catholic
church which will be erected on
the lots across the street to the
!. west ofthe + Presbyterian church
The building will be 25x5O ant
il being built 80 that should
Occasion demand an annex car
he added. -Antler American.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1914-06-05

To serve its purpose and
add to The JOYS of summer, a
hammock must be strong
and we'll built in order to be
comfortable and SAFE. We
have that Kind, priced right,
in new weavcS and cUlorlngs.
BE safe in your hammock;
buy it from US.