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Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
WRECKED FINANCIALLY BY
 WARS TAXES OWN LIFE
John Reid Jumps From Los AnqeIes
 Hotel Roof to Death

LOS. ANGELES. March. s. - Wrecked financially for the second time by War when the European struggle, following the Mexican strife, swept away his investments. John Reid, formerly general man. ager of the British Oil concern. leaped 150 feet to death from the roof of a down town hotel Before jumping Reid telephoned preacher. who prayed aloud over the telephone for the man to give up his inten- ton, or at least to wait until he could talk with him.
 Letters Reid left prove he chose death as a means to assure his wife Lillian of funds through s1O,O00 life insurance policy. Some of the money he lost in Mexico and Europe had been supplied by Mrs Reid Be fore killing himself, Reid selected a coffin and burial plot and wrote farewell. letters to friends and busi- ness associates. Last December
 Reid attempted suicide at the same hotel by inhaling gas. but was resus- ciated after hours of work by physi- cians Mrs Reid, hearing of the death. said her husband, while he had failed to win financial victory on earth, was a good, brave man and that she would retire from the world.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
cRUcIFIC IS UNTOUCHED
With That Exception, Everything In
 Messines Church Destroyed
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

LONDON, March S.-With the sole exception of a crucifix, which was un- touched everything in the church at Messines, a Belgian town six miles south of Ypres was destroyed as the result of fire following a bombardment of that place by heavy guns, accord ing to an eye witness with the Bri- tish headquarters staff, whose story this week includes q description of the remarkable resistance of mediaevel buildings to shell fire.
 Great blocks of masonry were blown off the Messines church, the belfry was shot away. and the interior was com pletely burned out but the framework though irregular in outline and full of gaping holes. is still standing, the wr- ter says. defiant amid the surround ing ruins.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09

[ fe,al government through corrupting an election last ovember in Terre Houte The court adjourned until tomorrow. while the indictments were Icing read The defense questioned the veniremen closely on their poli- tical affiliations. The jury as sworn contains nine democrats, two repub- !icans and one progressive.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
TWO DAMAGED WARSHiPS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

BERLIN, March S. Dispatches from the Overseas Agency from Rot terdam says it is reported at the Dutch seaport that q damaged war ship was lowed to Firth of Forth Scotland. on Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
TERRE HAUTE MEN ON TRIAL
[AssocIArEp PRESS pIsrArcHJ

INDIANAPOLIS, March S.-TwelVe men were sworn as jurors in the United States district court to try an election last November in Terre and tWenty-seven others charged with conspiring to defraud the fed
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09
BIG FIGHT IN HAVANA
Johnson and Willard Reach Agreement
 and Start Training
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

HAVANA. March S.-The fight for the worlds heavyweight pugilistic championship will take place in Haya- ma April 3, between Jack Johnson and Jess Willard.
 Willard has agreed to terms and is due to arrive on March 15
 The terms of the fight are identical with those which would have prevailed had the encounter taken place in Juar- ez. The site for the battle has not vet been selected. but several excellent places are available. Johnson has be- gun training. Willard will probably have training quarters at Marianao
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09

The time to cast your bread upon the waters is such q season as this when there are many who have no bread.-Detroit News,
Arizona republican., 1915-03-09

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31
RASGOS HISTORLCOs
De Ia triibu yaquis

"a a hacerse efectIva hoy. con los
actuaIes alzamientos que Sc veri-
fican an Campeche Y Nucatan. A.
D~royechando el deScOnIento general
que Sc manifesto en- Mexico por
ioquier. los yaquls t0mar0n las ar
mas para lavar con sangre las in
gratitudes de que han sido victimas
Gurdntp $50 amos. En- Ell Norte Y en-
81 Sur. 81 Yaqui So dedica q! cXter-
mimic de Sus OpraSores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31
1RRAS ClIyESSAS.

"a Voz De IL N~aturaleza, Co!ecci62
ja hsrmosas historiaS 3 no7eias nc
raies 30
sTsnual De Agriculture 2 Ganaderis,
INDISPENSABLE para Ia genie de csm-
20. Cen Ersbados .......s-.%l-ES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31
LLi.GN \ T0Rf;iEGN.
Viene de la cuarta.

pud!rron " no qulsleron Saiir con
Villa.
- iirnr noticia tambiGn d. que
ODregGn mand6 fusiiar a muchas
personals mas de las que crcyd enc
migas Dc 81 cauSa y que Sc le de-
nUncIaron como afcctaS al yIiIismO.
GaiiStro CoHireraS tOma possession
del gUbierno de Durango.
CaIiXto ContreraS ha l!egado dc
.nucyo a la Capital del EstadO de
Durango y Sc dispone a tOmar po-
session del gObiernO de dicha emit
dad. Esa IS la Ultima nOticia que So
Iirne de Ia region mencionada en-
Ia rual anduvO Operando ContreraS
ha,ta limpiarIa dc carrancistas. Una
ycz logrado cslo volvi6 a la capital,
ioudr actuaImeute Sc %encuenlra.
Ell CORESPONSAL...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31
SiATRIMUNIOS.

Francisco GaiIcgoS y Ramona R0-
mana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31
OlSAAS
rE hT'FF s.
IL zl "a

CUE 9@ E#Il2E Is z
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31

=: SOLO rrcucrdo en- 81 momenio
81 moInbrn del inSventuTado. pero
son dlycrSOS los caSoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31
2 - VICTOR HUGO

81 -4r7H-e -r- Prs 7SE
- o. Ia %--ia SIS
a.Le-zada ds los Siclos SEE
Nass5ra Sonora De Paris 8sr
1 de Lsfandia, o q Hombre rs
SSS
~ 49, Ts-~-rlF TSE
S5is,-gI1ss. > -0-nos $3.50
rs Trabajadores del Mar So
- ,~T,-z-Ha = Tres. E3isodioa De )
---f-o;S7 E~s1cesa Use
1agE tI@
DsSierTG S%f
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31

,rce &c rzrsopz1es htst5-icos.s1o


81 ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-31

l~5rcaFiva de utilidad practice, que
.,1Fana 90 lecciones de Ia vida aia-
F7seaa 10 que debe hacerse
81, s7rsrzar 5xito en- los negocios,
z7 81 essudio, en- 10 que 81 homoTe
q proponga. IS una oAra muy
G3i ......---' O'
z vrosi e7 C1mpr1s (~pastozels) soc
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18
Dperatiomertte tilils.

Rigbenboon ben 12te 0eb., bta
2onbon. 9Hflanb bar ,trtberrettet
oe itnnbittabtite 9o1,oes @egierineer
ON, at uoenlaltoit Site eller apitfart
lite DiIoe blipe HIoot inbtil nioere
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18

l1tilberlig 8aaoirfning l1benfra for
eller imoo Sfibs-8illen bolbt tit fsr-
lte Mp6e. Roniteen orefe6e Maner
for en- ipltelnatilf l1noer|egeile af al4c
9agens Siber.
Suiets Meglemelltsfon1ite il,6brag-
te ioag formelt 9lominiitrationens
&ompronis-8tll tilligenre6 en Gpe=
cialregel, Der i,1bifrp,1fer 9cbattett
til ier elmer. programmed bar> at
8illen ifl1l6e beotages, i,16en @nlets
Mp6e aiournerer taften. gn s(f,
ltemning pe1ltes at flr1ne fi116e Stco
onrtrer1t &loffen s iaften. Ser er
flere ems oct tilltrpffeligc slntal oe-
mofrattife Stelumer til at be6tage
2opforlaget, % l16fa(oet aniees font
gibet Sorpeie,1.
Senatets 8ill for Snforporatio,,
20 @merifas Mfa6emi for @l1nit og
& bar oppe for @ebanolins
/ @n< SIS; men ct Soripg paa at
peotoee e. Ser @uspenlion of
&eglene,1tef IslDfte6es.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18

ger11e % 9Difert1e pnn 9Itfro1ten,
% at 8etrogra6 i11oremnter, at De
rusiiffe Bla11er gaar l1o paa at tage
Defeniipen paa eget Snraaoe. ~
iferne paaitaar, at be bar giort
Gremifri6t / 8nfomina, og uofficielle
Wee66elelier fra 8uoapeit gaar END.
og 10 paa, at 9iterrigerne er tom.
men iaa langt moo 9it iom til @5er'
11otpit8. Sen ii6ite officielle Mel,
oing fra @ien 11ebner lite bette,
men flyer bog, at 9iterrigerne bar
offlperet gfaotpona set ip6giHtge
@ali3ien.
@erlin Sen 156e Geb., pit.
traa6Ips til 2on6on. Set 9perlpiIfe
8ureau oplpite i6ag:
Seltt1aricbal bon &inbenburgs
treble @log be6 oe Ma5leriife Seer
oil babe perre 5bleer for &usierne,
enc Be to tt6ltgere babbe. Set a11-
tages, at 10000 Musfere blep giort
til Sanger.
(aortiettes paa 2oen Sibe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18
Gfgtalat11rpt1.
ct. @aul 6e,1 1Coe syebruar.

| ct. @aul 6e,1 1Ooe 6ebruar.
Weo s moo 3 @ter1mer beilutte6e
&algfomiteeu igaar at anbefale til
&e6tagelie Sen af Nepreientanterne
S. $. @tlIon og S. &. sSobnlon tn6-
bragte 8ill, Ser ptl forlenee Eermi-
men for Meolen1merne al @1tiet fra
to til fire Mar. &bis Gorilaget pe6'
toges, bill oct blipe forelagt Solicit
til Nfitemning.
s &uiet blep igaor en- fiempe.
mesiig Buffet af @oier operraft @e-
pr9lentant CHARLES 81. Gilman al
ct. Glouo / Mnleoning al bans 82oe
6e6iels6ag. Mr. Gilman, Der er
forbenperen6e 8icegubernpr og for
benberen6e Speafer al &ulet, er BET
eloite Meolem al 2eqislatltren. Wr.
Gilman bol6t et1 Sale, bptlfet Da1l
toffeoe &uiets Meolemnter for Sp'
n1erflombeoen og gap en- fort Sper=
iiet oper fine 60 Mars 8trfiombeo !
MrneIota og ben Del, ban bapoe to-.
get Statens polttilfe 9lffarer.
@uiet anbefale6e til 8e6tagelie Ell.
8ill, Der pil fora,t6re Ei6e,1 for Yri,
1nerpalget fra Sunt til September.
N3eo 80 MOB 18 Stemmer aubefa-
Ieoe Senotet til @eotagelie Senator
9. g. 0'geeils 8tll for ct Amet.
benert til @onitituttonen, Der bilbe
foreifripe Mnbringelle al Sfolefonb t
2aan poo Gnrmeien6om / Mtnneiota.
ct. @oah sen 12a Gebrnar.
s &uiets Sentperancefon1tte bar
Der igoar Mftes ct offentfigt Mebe
til Dreftelle af gountp Option
Spergsmualet, og forbenberel1be
@1lperner Sobn 2in6 bar Ell af 60
lerre.
gr.@1per11er 2ino tror afgiort
pna @apnligbe6en nf County Option,
lne0ens @uperner &anftno1p6 ifSlge
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18

paa en- pis gtrRfning al Scblesmig-
Soliteins @pIt eller uoeufor EDif-
lanos gaoroisfpit beitenfor Glben %
@eier og 6e ditfriftfte Ger.
Sfan6i11abiife &Ditfarteier, Ser gift
mellem Diterlsbabne og 1nellen.
5fan6iuobiet og !Sollano, bill ber-
efter boloe itg ioa la1pgt ul10af tpIf
Garpan6 iom nltlig.
Sra slagmarferne.
= 9ott6o11 14oe 6eb. SO itore
Slag a1ttages allere6e at bore be,
gpnot eller il1art at billie begD116e
Fua ben rltsiiife St6e al ben pft-
prenSitife @rRnie og beo Globen
Seretb 8ufotpi11a. De rusftlfe
Sropper far trltffet iig tilboge baa-
De / 9ltHreusle1 og @ufolpina paa
@rnn6 af Be 11ltnrrnerif oberlegne
tpife og elterrigffe 9trlneer for at
fnrrre fonce1ltrere fig og fomne |
11erneere 8erert1tg nre6 fine 6pr-
htn6ellesltnier.
De offtcielle 8eretrlinger bor fun
De forteite @entD6ninger til 0pera-
tio1lprne paa 6isie to pore Setter al
9itfrontett; r1e1t 6e OplDsninger,
iorn frenfontn1er, tD6er pun, at <s-
ferne allere6e er 1rnaet 6e 2i1rier,
bDor Storfprit 9eifoIai bar belll1ttet
at bol6e Slag.
S @eit bar bet fpere slrttlleri m-
ter beret optaget nf 8ombar6emen-
ter, bbori @betn1s bor liot en- bel
9el. Ser far ogiaa oeret sSSnfarte,
rtangreb paa forifiellige 5te6er.
8egge @ortter gibr 8or6ri1rg paa
Setre:
@etret paa S6et bor beret ili9t,
at GGoa6eoperationerne bar beret
11mulige. Sen engelffe &D1t bar /
to Gage beret or1ifpllet al ct forfpr.
6eltg oprert Sap, og en- bel 9el Sfi-
be ct forltlt.
- Gettt1tie, W2onteneqro, bia 2ott-
6on, 6en 156e Seb. Den giterrigffe
Slnobe oa1tlpe6e ignar 1t6 al Gntta>
robugten og begp1r6te at bombar6ere
@ubnen Q(tttinari, Mo1ttenegro.
SDif Seirsberetuing. /.
8erlin ben 14be Seb, pr..
ssttsssas aae6r-
En1ebopeof ofparter fl1n6gisr ioag off.
cielt:
IS Morb for Nont= 81 Mousfo11 itro.
tog ri 2anosbDen Morrop fra Granif,
nen6ene. 81 imotog ogfaa &ei 365
/ @eit for 2on6sbDen. So Dfficerer
og 151 Mentge lebb toget tt1fange.
IS @ogeierne itorme6e bi @ilien
og 0beriengertt, bbor bt tog 1876
Sanger:
v@oa 6en eitlige @rigsffuepIa6s
pon Sen a1e6en @i6e al sen 6ltprers'
fife @re11ie toger bore Sterationer
ben &etnt1tg, iom bi bob6e pe11tet.
IS Rolen 9ier bore Sropper
6ren1ifri6t latrgs @eicblelflo6ens
betre @re6 / @et,rtng af Macion5.
IS 8olen pna @etcbfelflooens pen-
fire 8re6 er i1tgen Jora1roring t1,6-
traa6t."
Slagmarferne I 2f.
2o1t6on 6en 156e Geb. Set for.
nen1lte be6 6e1 1ntlit9re Sttltatton
er, at itprft ErDf gpes af 9iterri.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18

col1t" @taten tel1fes oa,,net af ben
pitltge Del al @aibin9ton, oct t1oro'
lige Soabo og ct @tDtte af bet peit-
lige Montona og bil6e babe en- SOL
fe1neng6e al ober e', Millto1, til at
begpn6e me6. 2o 6ollette flDtte6e
til @elten fra sSnoiana for nelten 40
9lar 1i0en is 9(ors sll6ere1t. @an
faloes TIT Grugtfongen @eiten. &an,
fe ban tan bltpe ocn fprlte @lloer,
rpr al 5taten 2incoln.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18
&p1tatnr Jnttpa.

Se1rntor @eslep 8. SSones, Mepat-
blitnner, fra Staten @aibi1pgto11 bar
taget en- frelnragelt6e Sci I &umpen
moo @fibsfiebs> >8illen. Son par en-
al De Selrotorer, lotn talte tintebis
for at forbaIe 9i0en oa forebDgge et1
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18

Morbere bb,nt. Cairo, ST., 6en
lite Geb. Setter moo6p og E6omas
@lapp, begge II glar gan1le, blep
ioag obntt til lipsbarig @raf for
Wforoet taa Daoio og Aoam 8ro1pn,
to ga1nle @neboere, / December fi6it-
leben. Donrr1ere1t erflere6e, at
Meoroer,1es nng6om bar BET er1eite>
iom re6beoe bent fra &et1rettelle.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18
Ea 1ullrttra &tat

@ongresmon6 98illion1 Ga Sol.
lette, en- Setter af @enator Mobert
80. Ga Sollette af g8isconiin, repre-
ie1,terer bet Stptfe al @taten @ai6.
ingto,1, iom bill 1lbgiere Den bigttglte
DeI al ben paatenfte me Gtat ,,2il1.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18

De1 icbattere6e Del af bette 4art,
ontfntng Be brittle 9er, | ben e11gel-
fbe @a,tal % langs Granfrtges og
&ollanb8 apit, bitter ben 4rtgs3ote,
fom Gpinonb bar proflameret fra %
rneo ben 18oe Gebrtar. 8eo &ielp
al Miner % llnoerpanos osbaaba bill
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18

Mfitet1nltlii1111g,... San bite peo SEN a(n.
1eo1li,rg en- aterfelts l1oboloenbeo.
SON bopoe forbereot fig i en- l1ge
me6 at ionrle Datn til en- Sale 1aoe>1
@1t6e. @e1pator sSSo11es gior6e &iene>
ite $uiet / II Mar og er nplig gien-
balgt til @enatet for en- 9ernin, Der
u6lpber 1921.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-02-18

9piferne fra ben Dag f6ge al goc.
lpgge lite alene fie,1otlige 4rtgsfft-
be, men oeiaa SonoeIs sifibe, felp ON.
Manbftab elIer 8asfagerer lite Tan
re6bes, % 1te1,trale Sfibs bar faaet
WarieI ON at boIbe tg borte fra ben
rofan,ereoe 8olpe.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-10-15
Seen dHd Heard

For farm loans see S.H. Will
.sor 2tf
A. ]. Hall of Overly was in
the city Monday on business.
I. A.. Thorburn was in from
,Souris on business Wednesday.
For Sale-Second-ha hand auto
mobile in good condition.
Northwestern Jewelry co.
]. J. Weeks transacted legal
business at Rugby between
trains Tuesday.
Attorney w. J. Cooper OF
Westhope transacted legal bust
ness here Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Belyea of Souris
called on friends here between
trains Wednesday.
S. Sigurdson and J.. J. Scullv
were business visitors in West
hope on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. J. Theroux of One
NEE was a guest at the w. X.
Mcintosh home over Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Martin Helgerson and
the new baby came down from
Roth Wednesday for a visit at
the VIM, Collins home.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-10-15

Mrs. O. Warberg of Carbury
visited with her sister, Mrs.
Guam, here yesterday.
Miss Clara Woodward and
Lillian Leveille spent Sunday
with friends at Omemee.
Capt. and Mrs. J. A. Thor
burn of Souris are visiting at
E.. D. Bower home this week.
Prof. 9. L. McKillop arrived
FRIDAY evening to take charge
of the department of mathe-
mates in the high school.
Mrs. Jno. Knudsvig and Miss
Odena arrived from Souris on
Friday and are getting nicely
settled in their new home.
DR., Jackson, who has been
looking after collections here
for the past month, left yester-
day for his home in California.
Chas. T. Kretschmar, the
we'll known Kramer hardware
merchant, was a business Wis
itor in the county seat on Sat
urday.
Mary Schwanke, proprietor
of the Cottage Hotel at Kram-
er, transacted business before
the county court in Rottineau
Saturday.
Mrs. O. J. Stirk of St. Paul
visited with Miss Lucille Cos
selyn and Miss Emma Pepin
this week, going to Willow
City yesterday.
Jim Brennan went through
] here Wednesday on his return
i to Antler from Minnesota,
where he had been interview
ing land seekers.
Geo. Vosburg, trouble
man" for the Northern Tele-
phone company, went down
the line Wednesday to do re-
pair work on the lines.
Judge parkway left yester-
day for Owasso, Mich, for a
visit with his aged mother.
The county court will in the
meantime be presided over by
the efficient clerk, Peter Scott.
Mrs. Cash Seager and baby
arrived Wednesday to join Mr..
Seager, who is the efficient
barber at the Drew shop. The
family will occupy the resid-
ence recently vacated by F. b.
Blades, MI. Blades having pur-
chased a residence property in
the south part of town.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-10-15
Plotted Ham.

Use harder portions and pieces that
do not make p%resentable slices. Allow
one-third fat to twO-thirds lean. Aince
fine enough to make n smooth paste.
Season with salt and cayenne pepper.
Heat thoroughly and pack firmly In
small pots.
The Lady Who Danced the Minust.
The minuet was ever the aristocrat
OF dances. Before the lady Of the
eighteenth century elected to step the
dainty measure she had many points
to master. for to dance the minuet was
to court criticism The plunge taken.
she wore a lappet IN her shoulder to
tell the company she proposed to make
or mar her ballroom reputation. An
other point of etiquette lay in the
gloves. A sOiled pair was good enough
for the country dance. but an abso-
lutely new pair had to adorn the fair
hands which graced the minuet. And
SO the lady Of the eighteenth century
on dancing bent set out with two pairs
In her satchel. London Mail.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-10-15
COUNTY COURT

On Saturday hearing was
held on the report of sale of
real estate belonging to the
estate of Anne Martha Horgen.
The sale was confirmed.
The last will and testament
of Ferdinand J. Kruger, late
of Kramer, was filed for pro-
bate on Saturday. The matter
will be heard on November IS.
On Monday petition was filed
praying for the appointment of
a guardian for Walter Sinclair
Page, ct al, minors. Hearing
will be held on Nov. 5.
The hearing on petition for
settlement of final accounts in
the guardianship of Sally Ann
Harris was held on Monday.
The account was allowed.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-10-15

PASSENGER TRAIN
No. PA so. bound arrive. Bottineau s: al5S
No. 213 no, o, o:os,.
South bound arrive Rugby lo:35 MAKING
connection with No. 10 for east at n:W'
With No. 9 for west at 400
FREIGHT TRAIN
No. 652 so, bound arrive Bottineau la:S on
NJ e5, non ha,,nd arrive Bottineau l2:3O on
tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
RI d. SERVICE
r. Lake Observation-Disclosures, Wednesday
and Friday
r, 2 southwest-Daily --.
4. 3 East Metigoshe-Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday ,
r, 4 southe ast-Monday. Wednesday anu
Friday
POSTOFFICE ,
Opens at 8 a. m: mail for south tn closes :, al al
~S:45; mail for north closes at o:oo' Auff;nn
by 7:so the night before. Postof flee closes
at 80 p, m.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1915-10-15
A Stamp Hint.

a stamp without muciiage may be
quickly attached to III envelope by
rubbing 1t on the mucilage Of the en-
velope when 1t is mOistened and you
are sealing 1t. Rub the back Of the
stamp on the ends farthest from the
point Of the envelope flap, and you Will
find both envelope and stamp will stick
we'll when the mucilage bottle Is not
handy.
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Mayor Platou of Valley CITY
is being mentioned in some
quarters as the strongest man
the democrats could put up as
a candidate for governor.
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For Sale-Hard coal heater.
Call at Mrs. Louis McKeen.
0-2t p)
J. l.. Gorder of Carbury was
a county seat visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Miller and family
returned to their home at Rug
by Friday.
Miss Emma Lescault of One
NEE is visiting relatives in
Bottineau.
Mrs. J. J. Scully went to
Westhope Saturday to spend a
week with relatives.
Mrs. Gagnon and daughter
Elizabeth visited Omemee be-
tween trains Monday.
Miss Marie Rae went to Over
ly Saturday to visit over Sun
day with the home folks.
County Auditor Geo. Hebert
returned Monday from a bust
ness trip to Grand Forks.
Mrs. {. A. Kirkeby and little
daughter returned to their
home at Souris last Thursday.
Miss Clara Ruppelius spent
Sunday with friends in Botti-
neau, returning to Leeds Mon
day.
For Sale-Pure bred Duroc-
Jersey pigs of both sex. Write
for prices.-J. p. Holl, Willow
City, N. D.
Rev. and Mrs. Russell and
little daughter went to Souris
last Thursday evening for a
visit with friends.
Miss Eva McCready, travel
ing auditor, for the Northern
Telephone company, spent
Sunday in the city.
Miss Dorothy Brainard and
Lucille Rogers, high school
seniors, spent Sunday at their
respective homes at Souris.
NJ. Zimmerman, formerly of
Souris, now in the mercantile
business at McHenry, was a
business visitor in Bottineau
Saturday.
J. A. Trambley returned last
Thursday evening from Devils
Lake. where he had been look
ing after his interests in the
creamery there.
Mrs. Oliver returned Wed
nesday from a months visit
with relatives in Iowa and will
spend the winter with her SON,
G. p. Oliver and family.
The banquet given Tuesday
evening in the church parlors
by the Baptist Sunday school
was an unqualified SUCCESS.
Following a most excellent
spread the evening was spent
in social intercourse.
Two more blindpiggers,
Harry hamilton and Walter
Kline, arrested at Kramer two
weeks ago, will be taken to
Rugby this morning to plead
guilty before Judge Burr. 1t
is expected these two offenders
will draw penitentiary SEN
fences.
The Eastern Star held its
first meeting of the season
Tuesday night with a very
gratifying attendance. The
lodge proposes to remain very
active throughout the winter
months and a number of i'm
portant functions will be an
nounced later.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Lewis
Meyer left Monday for Leeds,
where they are attending the
presbytery. From there they
will 60 to Bismarck to attend
the annual synod. Rev. Meyer
has been granted a months
vacation by his parish here and
it is likely that the family will
also visit their former home in
New York state before return
ing to Bottineau.
Arthur E. Perrin and Ozina
Perrin, his wife, were arrested
at Omemee Tuesday for violat-
ing an injunction order issued
by Judge Burr. The Perrin
place was ordered closed un-
der injunction by the court for
being operated in violation of
the prohibition laws of the
state. The proprietors did not
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Call Him Of.
Didn't you say your dogs bark Is
worse than his bite?"
YES"
Then. for goodness sake, don't let
him bark! He's just bitten me."-Pitts-
burgh Disuatch.
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Wait for Madame Robson
before buying your suits, as
she will have the latest styles
at reasonable prices. (3t)
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Counts Up the Same.

Asker. the owner Of Il new car. had
been dilating on the expense Of 1tS
maintenance. and Stranger, not to be
OutdOne. began to boast.
Stranger-It cost me $1OO last year
for gasoline.
Asker-You own a car, then!
Stranger-Oh. no. l lent the money
to q fellow that does. - Pittsburgh
Press.