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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17
PROMINENT RAMSEY
COUNTY BANKER
p. |. KIyver Comes Highly Recon-
monded From Penn State Sank

In the Sept. 8 issue of the
Devils Lake we find the follow
ing article which will be of in
terest to our readers:
Announcement is made to-
day of a change in financial
circles which will be of con-
siderable interest over theLake
Region. =. l.. Klyver, presid-
ent of the Penn State bank and
one of the most popular bank
ers in Ramsey county, becomes
identified with the Bottineau
County bank of Bottineau, as
suming active management of
that institution the middle of
September. He also becomes
a director. L n e BOttineau
bank is a financial institution
which has been identified with
the growth and development of
that section of the state for
years, being the largest bank
in Bottineau county. FOotings
of $500, 600 are carried.
Mr.. Klyver became identiti-
ed with the Penn bank several
years ago. During his stay at
that place he has established
himself firmly in the section.
having hosts of friends in the
territory west of Devils Lake.
Interested in the community
in which he resided and pro-
gressive in his methods of
business, Mr.. Klvver made the
Penn State bank an institution
which demanded recognition.
He retains his controlling in
terest in the bank and remains
president.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17
STATE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY

Coming events Dedication
Of the State School of Forestry
nursery quarter section on
Sept. 23rd, at two o'clock p. m.
Reception to the Board of Re
gents at I: 80 p. m.
The State School of Forestry
opened Sept. l3 with an en-
rollment of over sixty. Indica-
tiOns are that this will be a
very good year.
President Smith left this
morning for Bismarck where
he will attend the meeting of
the Board of Regents. He will
no: be back until the first of
next week.
"A tele gram has been reCeiv-
ed saying that Miss Jannet
Mcdonald, domestic science
teacher. is i'll and will not be
able to meet with her classes
for at least week.
Arrangements for the dedica-
ton of the new Forestry nurs-
cry quarter section on Sept. 23
are going forW ard in good
shape Assurances have been
received from many prominent
men in the state that they will
be presen: at that time.
The program for the dediCa-
tion IS given below:
Invocation. Rev. MCBain
Address of Welcome.
..............E f. 6. Bowen
Bottineau city attOrnev
Response Hon. l.. +. Crawford
Pres. Board of Regents
Address. ....... Fred w. SrM11fl
Pres. School of Forestry
Piano Solo. Miss NinaBrazeltOn
Instructor in English and
Music School of Forestry.
Address :. Hon. l.. b. Hanna
Governor of North Dakota
NusiC-Ouartette Messrs. Scott
Shuler, Falkenstein, Chandler
Direction of Prof. Chandler,
instructor in extension on
music, School of Forestry.
BenediCtiOn Rev. Russell
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17
Woman's Club

The Bottineau Woma n 8 club
have decided on Household
Economics" as the course of
study for this year.
The first meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. w. H.
Adams, on Tuesday evening,
Sept. ,21, at which time the
following program will be
given:
Household Management, Vol,
VII, page 1-35. Mrs. Adams
Cost of Food, Vol. vi, page l.
to 20. Mrs. Thomas
Pure Food Laws Mrs. Leonard
Roll call-Suggestions f o r
the enforcement of these laws.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Frank A. Rinkel and wife to
O. S. Wyman, $4944.75, ne ID.
1922.
Frank A. Rinkel and wife to
Charles H. Whiting, 1886. %,
INV 15-161-S2.
A. N. Mitchem and wife to
Charles Beevers, 81. ne 28-162-
Is.
Minnie NJ. and e. B. Millard
to Mary L. Teters, 81, sc 49, 100
83.
Margaret Carpenter to A. J.
Murcier, So, 600. Sc 14.163-82.
A. w. Crary to Wiley J. Taul
lot 10, block 13, Stoltze's second
addition to Lansford.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17
To Kill the Hessian Fly

Fall plowing, early spring
blowing or burning the stubble
will according to Professor G.
b. Walden, of the North Oak
ota experiment station, prevent
the Hessian fly from living
over TO attack next years wheat
crop. He further states that
the presence of the Hessian
fly is indicated by the breaking
over of some of the straws just
above the second joint, just as
the wheat is ripening. Most
of the broken straws are small
er than those that the insects
have not attacked and the
heads contain a small amount
of grain. Durum wheat suf-
fers the least. The only other
crops attacked are rye and
barley.
To find the Hessian fly now,
strip back the leaf from the
stem of a wheat stubble that is
bent at the second joint and
just above the second joint will
be found a flax-seed like body
only little longer and point
ed. This will develop into a
Hessian fly next April or Nav.
The adult Hessian fly resem-
bles misquito, but is much
smaller, being only one-tenth
of an inch in length. It lives
but three or four days still it
lays from 200 to $50 eggs. 1t
appears late in April or May,
Law it's eggs on the young
wheat plants that develop into
the flax-seed stage in which
form it goes through the win
ter and comes out the following
April or May. A wet warm
season is favorable to the de-
velopment of the insect.
Since the Hessian fly win
ters in wheat stubble, fall
plowing. early spring blowing
or burning the stubble will
put an end to them. Fields
that are plowed late in the
spring, summer fa1lowed, or
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17

Sunday school at II o'clock.
B. Y.P. L. meeting at p. m.
Evening service at Z: 80.
Mid-week service Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock.
A business session of the
church will be held at the close
of the Wednesday night meet.
ing. All members are request
ed to be present.
DR.. c. E. Tingley of Grand
Forks, will be with us on Oct.
3, and will speak both morning
and evening.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17

A horse belonging to Roy
Sidener suffered a sunstroke
Friday afternoon in this city.
The animal keeled over as Roy
was taking it to the livery barn
to feed. DIR. Bryans was called
and the animal is getting bet
ter.-Lansford Journal.
Thomas Hennessy and bride
of Simpson, Mimi, are visitin G
relatives at Kramer. Mrs.
Hennessy (nee Nellie Porter)
is a sister of Mrs. \. J. Berse-
gal and was employed as sales
lady at the Kramer Farmers
Exchange for some time.
G. NJ. Condit of Westhope
suffered a serious accident
while applying belt dressing
on one of the belts at theFarm-
ars elevator and one Of his
sleeves caught in the pulley.
His right arm was broken be
tween the wrist and elbow.
Friends in Bottineau county
will extend sympathy to Aug.
w. Krueger of Antler in the
death of his father. Fred Krue-
ger, which occurred at the old
home at Red Lake Falls, Mimi.
last week. Cancer of the
stomach was the cause of
death.
Miss Annis Ruth Clough,
formerly of Willow City who
taught in the county schools
several years, was married to
Norman l.. Smith at Hamilton
on August 25. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will make their home at
Cando where the groom is
superintendent of schools.
RobertHelvey was here haul
ing grain one day last week.
Bob said the business men
should get together and fix up
that road leading into town
with straw; saying that it
would make it much easier to
haul grain over it.--Russell
Sentinel.
J. S. Larey, the movie man,
lost purse containing $96. 90
while going to Landa. A little
daughter of T. ID. Miller picked
it up and left it at the Roth
bank where Mr.. Larey got it
the next day. The little girl
was suitably rewarded by being
handed a ten dollar bill.-Sour-
is Messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Mercier
and family of Goldfields, New,
arrived last week to spend a
short time visiting with Mrs.
Ms brother. Alex Carpenter
and family. Mr.. Mercier made
manifest his faith in this sec
ton by adding another quarter
section of land to his holdings
here, having purchased the
Mrs. Margaret Carpenter
quarter southeast of town.
They expect to leave tomorrow
for Williston to visit with a
sister of Mrs. Mercier and from
there will 90 to their home in
Goldhelds. -Antler American.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17
ODer BOttineQu County

A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Mcleod at Lansford
on September Z.
Guy Dumont of Antler has
accepted position with the
McCabe elevator at Maxbass.
Prof. and Miss Davis of Kan
sas. Missouri, will have charge
of the Eckman schools this
year.
Miss Catherine McDougal of
Westhope will be principal of
the Wimbledon schools this
year.
Miss Marion Mountain of
Souris has been engaged to
teach in the Overly public
schools.
Rev. G.. w. Smell and family
of Russell left last week for
their future home at Los An
geles, Cal.
Miss MaudReynolds has been
transferred from Omemee to
Lansford by the Northern
Telephone company.
Robt. Lewis of Eckman suf-
fered injury to his right arm
while unloading load of grain
that has caused him great dis.
comfort.
O. S. Buck of Eckman, who
has been suffering with rheu-
matism for several weeks has
been removed to Glenburn for
treatment.
Miss Grace Dumont of Antler
and Miss Elsie Johnson of
Westhope returned last week
from 4 visit to the San Francis
co exposition,
Ihe fixtures for the new
Lansford postoffice building
have arrived and are being put
in place. Postmaster Willis
says that Lansford will soon
have one of the neatest little
Offices in the state.
Fred Perrin of Lodi, CAL, is
visiting with his brothers at
Omemee and Willow City.
Mr.. Perrin was formerly in
business at Willow City and
has been very successful finan-
cially since moving to Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Stirk of
Minneapolis are visiting old
friends in Willow CITY. Mr..
Stirk's health has been rather
poor since leaving North Dako-
ia five years ago. and they come
back hoping the change will
be of benefit.
Asa Brainard running his
fathers engine decided the
blamed thing needed cleaning
outside and let the grease catch
afire. 1t cleaned the engine
alright but Asa will use other
methods next time. Whitaker's
engine tender was burned
also. Its nervous work running
an engine where everything is
as dry as tinder.-Souris Mes
senger.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17
COUNTY COURT

On Sept. 15 Viola Spencer
qualified as administrative of
the estate of Ben Spencer, late
of the vicinity of Maxbass.
On the same day the hearing
on final account of the admin
strator of the estate of Charles
Scott was adjourned.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17

G. H. Creasey and Robt.
Benner of Grand Forks enjoy
ed few days hunting in the
mountains this week.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-09-17

stubbled in give the Hessian
fly good chance.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01

uno bag aIleinige anr.dt auf Grunos
stssntbum al 5aben Ctr. betpiaigte,
Die gsiben beiratbeten I'm Subrs1904,
serietben aber balb, bd Der Wunn an
s,6li6 brutal mar uub nidt fir feline
Gimilie Iorgte. oerart In llnfrisoeu,
baB Der Wsann iid aus Oem Staube
ma6te uao mad Reno, RspaOa, fliihs
tete. Don bort pur6e er ieooh bier
ber suriidssbratt uno muBts, o1 bic
grau ibn beftdnbis psrfolgts, nit Der
Sdil 8etdunti4aii MAIDEN, bis sr ii6
anididts, bic riititGnoissn aIimente
ju be3abieH.
Gpa Srdusbdr, 1913 Race
Strdbs, srlangts siue Sheiouns Don
BEN BARBER Better ardusbdr, neil er
lie oerna6lGfigt unO 10 brutal be-
banbsIi bat, bdb sr oesbaI6 i'm Otto
Der 1912 psrbaftst uno mad BEN
2lrbsits5auis ssi6idt purDs.
Wetuiine 9uBpiller,
2509 SbiO 2psnus. ipuroe DON BEN
glr6itttten Gspin 6. 9uBpilIsr. Der
isbt In SadipUOias, 5Ia., ais SpIs
porteur tbdiis Isin ioQ, sei6isoen.
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Iie perIisb, fait INNER betrunten &c.
p.fsn Isi unb i'm Raui6 un5Gblige
Wlale auf Der 9eranoa Dor oem Sauie
eefhlafen babe, neil er niht i'm Stan.
be mar, bic 5biir gu finOsR.
Gmerion Seuooer. eeHsn
Satin Mdraarst u. Scuobsr ibre
gflidien psrnahIGfiste uno ibn min
oeitens brsisebn WlnI psrlisB, ebs iie
aaBlih beri6Dano. srlangte geitsrn
cine S6eieung.
gsbeutenoe Guti9Gbi.
sung.
IN Der aEas. Der Stobt assen bic
6. 6. Il. Y. gabn. poriu es ii9 um
Gnti4dbisuns fir 9runoeigtntbum
banoelie, oas bic gabngeielidaft
pbne grIalbuib BIZ Stabt isit Sab
ren benlBt unb gum 5heil gang aps
propriirt bate. puros ssitsrn i'm Sne
IolDsn5ssri6t Elm pereiubartss 9ers
oi.t iiber $161, ,74o.04 gu @unitsu Der
Staot ab5useben.
Pad Lab SGden.
Der psri0ulihe gta6IaB Der glnnd
Raria gapsll. bstrGst 1857; berie.
niss Der 9lmalie StrauB $4126.27;
berienige oes Grso. s. Rdoinu
$509.S1.
Geo. Rolf iit 9sitamsntsDollit
pon 5rsb. Rolf; QsrionaIien $500.
.Sruussissuihum $4,000.
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pirb, cine pollftinbiae aanSlsiseins
ri6tuns. Ridtsr @arnsr pdr ob bic
isr llsbsrrlihuHa 10 serii6ri, bdB CT
taum nuttportsn tonnte.
Ridisr S,lsu ipirb ben bisberis.n
Gsriftsbiensr. frant Softer. beibes
bdltsn unb dls ieinsn m0",n bat sr
8regg Biailms lpon Rorpopo rs
iiannt.
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p.rkiratbsie, auf S6eiDuns oertIoat,
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fir lie ssiuyst, fih miI dnosren
israuen abe,ge5sn uno i. isIbit 10
brutal bsbanoe!i BAT, bab iie ihn am
10. M6r5 1913 DerldHen mubte.
-girbie Heis, g.6. aed. 5ots
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am 80. WGj 1918 nit Sarrp R.is
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isi unb iis b.rIdHen psrbe. Dick
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i6n nidi ipieocrJeieben.
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Sal,p cine R,pif einesreitt. norm
Iis osiIen acknowledgement in abrsoe
it.lt un6 ielbit auf 0runo brutaIsr
gsbdHbIuns. ioipit 9sidtpsriOrsuns,
cine Sd,eionn9 perlungt.
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ihpn isii iiinf Scbren bef9dftist bat,
Durbe seItsrn Oarh Rihisr euIbins
snbeiiliig srIsoisi. inbsm er Der 6rdn
bic nnhssIutts SHsibuus. $500 aIi.
msnts, SabIbeT in ip5dentIihen Rd.
ten BON is S., bic CbbHt iibsr ibre
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teit gu MAIDEN. Die Yei6ulbiate Bat
um 9ertagung Der 9srbanblung uno
puros Der nsue 5ermin auf ben z.
sSanuar 1915 feitsefeBt.
Sm WuniSipalseri6t ipuroe geitern
Der erite Saasiufunssbefebl in Der
iebigen Qbminiitration auseeItelIt.
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liam 9immit, IT,, Rp. 1907 Moer>
lein Qpenus, osfen SObn uuter bee
geiGulpisung bss Disbitabls perbaF=
tet puros. Waaren. bic aus beln Gsz
ifdft bon 2llms II. Doepte eeitoblsn
iino, Iplleu iib nod in benz 6auie be
finoen. Sin GROCER 56eil Der se=
itoblenen Sahen ipurben am Witt-
nod Ibeno anseblib in Der &obz
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Sabre alien 6. 80. 9eegs, 30. 1851
8eubdm StraBe, aufgsfunben uno
mad, benz 9stettipbauptauurtier eez
braft. Die bel geg9s psrsefunbenen
Sa6en iollen siusu Wert5 bon $751;
ba6en. 9sgss puroe untsr Der BE
I6ulbisung Der SsbIerei geitern III
oaft asnommsn. @s riro dngeuom
men. OoB Der Wertb Der isitens bsS
iunseu Simmit geitobIeueu @naren
$4,000 betrdet.
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Sabre alte 9era giel ourd ale 99ei-
lie 2lmsritas brahte uuo iih lpeigerte
oisIs gu beiratben, trosbem er etu
biesbssiiaIi9es 8sriprsdsn ab9egebtlt
bate, beinnn iid asiteru DOT Ribter
fride sinss 9eiisren, unb ertldrte
gsra ebeli6sn gu nollen. 1er G'e.
rihtsoiensr g9ult nubm barauf oas
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bic nottieeu qopiers Ipfori beiorgt,
uuo glic nit 9erd ebeli9 perbuuoeu.
Sm MunisipoIgeriht tpuroeH i'm
9srlallie bss ,Sohrss 1914, 1868 Saft
befeble dusgeiteQt.
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illus benz WsnnisipalseriH

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9prashtn Jrl. 2oeans iruros bas
6treiffi.bsr isbr stb1mmi unb bic
GtrsifluitigsH bislisn Is fur ssratbsu
iif iofprt nnh ben arcnftuidltn 5u
bsafb.n. Qur sp.i pflfssriHHsn drl.
@riffina unb 6rI. gbdfoH. Die 5sii,
lpeiiia Die Cberaufiiht iibsr aran-
ftni6lt bditsn. psrlisbsn ihrs pofsE
unb TIRE iummariifs GnilaKuns mar
natiirliH sis ipforiigs Soles.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01

SObn N. Gronin III Ra6IaBDsr-
Dalter BON Uiaisaret SursufoH;
psriOnalisn $3.50.
gsar Gorottin 1T Ra9tabpsripaItsr
DON Sarab aOrottin; periOnalier
$495, 9runoeisentbum $2250.
9eri 6isosnes,
Sobn $. Sapes srIanste elm llrz
tbeii iibsr $564.20 seaen @eprse g.
giitdsa; Die 9pit gu6liibina 90. Elm
iOldes iibcr $383.22 gessn Ben. gel
bsim; 9ouis Sapper Elm Iolaes iiber
$315.75 s,ssn bic SnOepsnOent Sea-
tures So.
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oss Sam. Suff, Der in Disniten Der
Ylarquette Contraction 50. isin 9e=
ben sin6iibte, purbe erntGdtiet, bon
Der 8sfslidaft $500 in GrIebigung
alsr peiteren 9lniprii6s gu ot5sp,iz
reIi.
giisitsnberg Bros. tLastsn cine
UrtDetung uoer S4o2 aegeH UtdmIs
Sippop elm.
Die Yisrte Rationalbont BAT eine
Nsdielfuroeruns iibsr $1100 seseu
Oscar u. go5u6s u. u. eingetldgt.
Die WinnelpoIis WdIt ano @ratn
90. bat cine 5Oroerilns iiber $10o5
asaen Die gelspue grelping So. ,in=
lstlag.,
Die llnitsO States Wfprtgage one
sruit So. tIasts cine SbpotbetsnFprs
oeruns iibsr $500 ssgcu Sobn 3.
Splitter sin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
Gimbrilhe inS SiebitGble

@dbrenb Der 9tndt sur Don
nsritag brangen @inbre6er in bic
Rdume Der Rasgel 0rp Clearing Go,
glo. % @eit -. Strubs. unb i.ablsn
8lsiounssitiide I'M Dertbe BON $50
Gin pFero uno Dagen tpuroe
Der 3. 9. Moos So, On Der 4. uno
@aInut Strabs qeitoblen, pGbrsno or
&utider nit Der abIieferuns Don
Daaren tbdtig mar. Das ejeipaHu
purhe Ipdtsr on Der penrl rne Gin
Strabe aufsefunbsn, bod gieorr.n
unb Gisareiteu i'm @ertb poH $50
Durben permibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01
G. & 0. Ry. Of Indiana

mitalisbern R. Ruasn unb ]. Rel
DIRT in Der Sibuns Der partioms
million DOR. nnh srfiIdhie bie Rnmmiis
iion Die gerldnesruna Der ltnipsriiin
4penus burb ben gurnet Woobs
pdrt fir 2aiiipasenperishr frti5usss
ben. Die aommiffion ipirb fih bic
Saht iiberIessn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-01

iiirli9 ssbibrenb etfeisrt perbsn, anb
aipar finbst su Gbrsn bes s. etifs
tunsafsites sin prsis ( MasienbdII
Itait, Der an Gamfiag, ben 2. Janus
az. tn ben Gdlsn Der Central 1urus
bale DOT iiM ssH. % finb DON Gsi.
ten bsS arrangements sRonrmittas
bk bsifen Norbneitungtn setroffsn.
iobaB ein srfpIsrsiHs5 sytif, bds fir
s5tben unb Jtbe Usrsniigtn tn Ollie
unb Vile brinsi. unnusbltbli& III.