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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
D11ant niht perqeIien. Or mar es,

Duant nidt %pergeiien. Or par es,
ser bur6 fem 1862 eri6ienenes BUD
I'm 1oubenir Sc @olfertno" Die @ei-
lter amfrittelte. gingeoenf Ser ent-
lebliden 2eioen ser 8erp1noeten anf
oen 5b%ladtfeloern bon Meagenta
uno @olferino (1859) moQte er Der
Stimme oes grbarmenS nno Wft-
leios nit bielen ar11en Spfern oeS
&ricges @eltung perlbaffen. Sem
@1url1 nod Mbbilfe Scr un5ulang=
libfeiten oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mar 1nidt I'M Joni It m1sgelpro6en tpor-
sen. 9ereits 1868 trat III Gent cine
Ser lanmlrtng beoeutenoer Mfanner
11lomnen, sic iiber Sic praftlld)e
Gerpertbung ser Mnregung Dl1nantS
acknowledgement. 9as @rgebniB Die
ler geratbung lpar Ser 8eidlnB> IN
ieoem 9anoe @ereine sur &ilfe Der
inn 6eloe gerlpu1oeten gu biloen. MlS
ab5eiden oieie r 81 bil6enoen gereine
ml1roe Elm rptbeS &reu5 I'M tpeiBen
iSeloe gemablt (eine 6arben1tmfeb=
rlt1rg oes gdmei5erlpappens, oos be-
fanntlid ein meibes &reu5 inn rotben
Ieloe IT'D sur Entertaining, 6aB BON
ser Gdlpei5 6ieie b1manltaren ge=
ltrebungen ibren Mnfang nabmen. Nm
%. Mugl1lt 1864 traten 12 Staoten
Ser @onpention in elmer abermaligen,
IN sic em Saae aber amtll9 beldld=
ten @%erlammlung gu Gent BET. SIN
2aufe Ser Sabre itn6 6ieier &onnen=
tion 5ur @erbeiierung 6eS 99idialS
ser pertul111oeten Soloaten Der Mr=
meen inn 5eloe ale &l1lturitaaten BET
getreten.
@ie periobnen6 nn0 CUR @intra6t
fiibrerb ser &otbe=&reu5 @eoanfe
itd) balo ertptes, bafiir giebt es fetn
id0neres 8el1gniB, alS Die @orte
@ilbelm l.: uOie oel1t1@e @1n-
beit lit bur9 6ie @ereine bom @otben
&reu5 anf 6em @ebiet Ser 91manitat
pou5ogen moroen, alS ote po-
@inbeit uniereS @aterlanoes
iib no@ I'M &reile Ser 8unl9e be-
megte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16
9ie ipeltbefannteu groke1 bo1dnbi.

9ie meltbefannter groken bolldnbi-
fden Eapetenfabrifen @iberium 3D.
ben ibren 8etrieb etnitel1en miifen,
ba linen England nidt geitattet, Die
our Sobrifotion n0tbigen @obmate.
rioIien ein5ufibren. Snfolgeoeiien
iinb nit einem Sdlage 1000 Mrbeiter
brotIos geporben. 3oblreide an6ere
bondnbifde Tobrifen feben ii6 berar1-
IaBt, 6emnddit lire Ebore at f9lie-
Ben, oo iie 6urd Bic @nglGn6er ON
@e51tge Ser 8etriebsmaterinlter bom
Muslan6e gebin6ert merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-16

- Sn Grantsburg, Wis,,
purbe Qarotb SoDnion, So9n Don
g. S. Sobnlpn. getotet, als pas 4utc,
in melWem ct cine Jalrt mawte. UNI
le9lug unO tDn u11ier tt4 begrub. Sur
Selt Des lntailes ipar nlemanD III Der
yidDe, Ger btelen batte beoba@Ier tonz
1en, Do9 muB Der 8erungIiiate ytel9
tot geipeien leilt, bus cine 2uufbrett
lag auf ieinent ytaden unb muB Dielen
geDrpWen baCen.
- &c.,,
%perunslidte oerJlteger Sad iuer, Der
selegentli@ ser Wiue5irie @ountp 5air
einen Slug unternonlmen 6atte. Ntiler
baite 1i9 geipe1gert in Der W}ltte
oe5 Naqmltto9s 6eS pibrigen 8inz
bes tpegen gu fliegen, lieb fi@ aber
our9 Dos Drangen Des publttums,
lomie Der Gus itelunssoirettion bepez
gen, gsgen 6 Ibr elnen Muf1tieg 81
MAIDEN. Sn elmer 91be bon etlpa Is
SUB an9elangt. blieb fem 8iplan itez
ben. netgte ltb na9 Der llnten 5ette
unb ftiir5te bann pi0Bli4 ap. Der
etne 5slugel fiel auf Den 3oun bes
&ennplaBes unb bur@ ben Mnpral
tpurbe NSiQer, Der iid onsel4naut
batte, losgeri1en, iebo@ ntbt tpeggez
l@leubert, ipnoern fam unter 6en Moz
tor bes Tlug5euges gu ltegen. ST erlitt
!@uere 8%erlsbungen am &idgrat,
einen Mrm= iopte einen 8einDrud
uno purbe innerli@ ebenfaQs fort
berleBt. SroB0em drotli@e 9tlfe fo<
fort CUR @telle mar, berf@ieb Der
junge 5lteser, obne bos B%epubtiett
mieoere-langt gu baben. St itamute
aus elmer angeiebenen 6amilie aus
@leburne unb lpar erft q Sabre alt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11

natural state, modern women, more for
tunate, enjoy greater luxury.
Science has combined these famous oils,
priced for three thousand years as
Natures greatest cleansing agents, into
a firm, fragrant cake Of mild creamy
lather known the world over as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11
and tonight

The Moon that shone on Cleopatra may
now illuminate different type Of
woman, yet now, as In the Great E4yp-
tian's day, Palm and Olive Oils are the
GREAT toilet requisites.
While then queen: with all her power
must needs accept them in their crude
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

icrer Sliegcr lticeen ouf itn0 unrfeu
5pe 9om6rn mf oen Sciuo, Ger
biernuf icin 5euer einitcIlte mo iim
auriict5oa.
@oiier @ilbelm'S s 0anf an.
a6nig 2nOmig.
@crIiL 2S. Saunor (pio 2oli-
oou). 81 gcautportmg Scr Sc
burtSiogS .@Iiidipiinihc bonn aonig
Snowio BON @opcrn bat aoiier gSil.
6elm ibm ooS iolaenoe 1elegrnmm
9cianot
rGnpfangc nieinen bcrSIihlici
Gauf fiir Ceinc ireunolidcn sc.
burtstagswiinidbe. Sm @rrtralci
mii @ott ouf Ocu ggiIlen inicrcr
bcroiidcn Truppen Ocn Gica sil gc.
lptmen iuio I'M Ncrtraucn aiif Bic
Cpieripiaigfcit ocS gon3cn Ocutidcu
Solfes fonncn pir nit 3uperiidjt
aui ein iic9rei6eS Gnoc OcS bIutig.
item Samples aIlcr 3citcu rehncn.
glae ieinOliben 9lnariiic rueroen ser.
i6ellen All ser Nlodt cincS rcincil
@ewiilens, nit uelhen 0eutirb.
lono, 5uimnmen nit ieineu trcucr
Serbilnoeten Oen &onpf fiir onS 9c
itebcu BON G6rc lmo Sreibeit fi6rt.'
Heiit wie0er as.
I &om q. San Gerotual 9ier
/ cier Der grismos bon 8el9ieu. mel
der ii6 lett GINGER 2eit III Ron bC
funreu bottr, itottete beute SEM @c
tIfon eineu iormelleu 9eiud as, *
mcltem CT lib pol A'Npit pcrnI
cbicoetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
9entl6e bebaupteu erObertes Eerrain
osfterreid'sr 'sieee" 9iftritt III @orO-alrb"Hien.
2seridf Oes Oeutf6en eenerarIIa8s.

Scrlu 2S Sonnar uN GOuNOn). ~ Die Oeu6c u6crtr Scc
rcslcRng ucr6cnid 0cn @amiag Scn uadebsnOn amtIi@
%crdt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
Rr(bter Sdritt.
Mnrcguag autcrifani=
idbcr &cgierung.
@iniid)flidJ 0lbfDntmcns
l'mter straightforward,

3wedS Gr5ieIitng cines 9lbfonlmers
ii6cr &cguIotioncn ser llntcricc-
aricefiibrung. SouOelS-
ir6iiic oiiricn niht ornirt icin.
sollcn por sluoriff acmarnt
merOen 02iiiicn @cbotc gum
9ln6oIten bcfolaen. 9lur Bel
@iocritouc ODER 6Iu1t Su bc.
idicBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
gScItlid)cr NrtcqSidaMplat


n Der @cseu Icuae nucnabmen bic 6raucn me6rerc
idugen Der SCuO crli c6 bcaHid @eruc Gncr
Our GgpoOn nnercr @urn 6croorscrncnu b in Scn
Sanbcn Ocs ScnScs
Die nncrcn Setraf 26 5annar semudtc gute 1T ami
Uicr Wnidncugwc6rc 3mci @ombcuucr nngelundien.
gr cwScrn ole Sc6efuns mrcrer Gucr uucrer 5rOnt
8cnn 0r Onrd bic SanSOcu OaOar Oaf nncrer gr0crc
ncHt bic StaOt 9cms bpmbarOirc
Su Scr a6c Ocs Sscs 235 norSOfd eu GOaSc 6aGcu
Hnc SrupCn nm ebgnten 0cied ben Snd bic 6gpolDu
cincr fcuOldcn Winc cutitouSeneu &rGtcr bcictt
0cmtfdlnnGs Hbcrlegcne 2mftWe6r.
Sc5sd Ses nadtdcu 2utgngrfs, ben Der 6cuS an bic
bcg SaSt 6rcibng NuS mod tcur nGbercn
%cridte 5ur 0onO
9m britidcn n6nnc uS gnga6en gcuadt mOrSen 6ehgld
gpifr &unn Der qumc6r bic bette nOr Oarauf ssbt bic O
gnoc 3NammCniun9 nnicrcr SHC Der euOcS Nero
pncn Ct Nnicrcr cttcn OSbc5Ggidcn Nlung Gfpbcr
On Der &criDSc ct GObcr 1915 bic TcniAn
Der 8trun Die Ognoen NerDpnuc DcrlOren gnfgCdtcn
On Fcbn nn Nuplauc einOden Observation-Disclosures
nr GrOe gcba nno ndt crnm Ocrmk bar Der cmm
%crlMt 5 Ncupanc brGgt llniere cgner Don Oer6n &C.
ripSc nf Der wcen Al erOpnc in gnfGmpicn Off cinO
e Madun WmOcn nnircn Nnt6ng5cns @cHtcu 6Crnner
NpNn nnS eli anoerc Dem 6enS pcrOren nSem M lire
SunSnug nncr6a nn Snen Oa Der 5ciuS
ongcgc6enn 3c uSgcammt 63 SeeC DcrOr 0ce 3niammea
inug fIb bic nben Muidncu or, mcldc nndueiSlid
uncC parSc scfalcn fnO.
Gcflidcr GricgSfdunpIaB
Nnf beiNcn Stcn bs Snes iaSd 9uabArg Suidcn
SludOS naO Dem Sm 6n6u Hciucrc 0ecd a6gcpcl uedcn
% cine Nab bon Wcansucn 9emat nnO cine 2nan AesS
material cr6ent 6aben
Nn Der gHltau6rpnt ubcn fcirc Grcisn
t0cr ScScutnn8 5usctrugcn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
9rittn-l)frlUte.
Sis 3nm 8. Sannar
bsr0fcntli6t.
Selnnfcm lid nuf mn9e5u
800, 900 SOSamm.

5O bcri4tct 9}rcmicrmiuiitcr glS
quito Die monotli6cu 0ur6
i@nittS ScrIuitc itcacn ii6 auf
$4,000 @lonn. Sn Scr Icbteu
scri9ts 9|criOOc, bonn .. 0cscm.
Der bis 9. Somor uorcu sic
Serlilltc pcr5dltni6mdBia gcrino.
&onOon 2S. Somor 9rc.
nicr @squit5 Bat III elmer Ibriftlidjen
Antmort mlf cin SnfornationsoeIudb
crtldrt Dob Ole britii6cn @ciunmt.
|erllilte arlT oIeu SperotionSge6ic.
ten big 5uu 8. 5omior 549,l67 be.
truGeh oormtcr 24,t22 Gffi5icrc.
(0ic Scrlltiie pert6cilcn iid) luic
folgt:
6lanocrn un0 6roufretb.
eet0otct Cffi5icrc, 5138; M}oun.
id]oiten $3.50.
Senplnoet Stfijicrc, 1927;
@}onnldDoltea 2lS,99O.
@erlniBt 0iiijierc, 1891; @lom.
ld)oitcu 52344.
3uiantmen l00,5l0 Nloum
IorOaneIIcn.
@eto0tet- Sii5iere, Las; @larm.
idjoiteu 26,l55
&cnplm0ct 0ffiBiere, BIB;
@lonlibaiieu 1852.
ScrmiBt Ciiijierc, 1888; @}om-
ldoiten l090i.
3ulomneL il15l9 @loun
Snocre &riegicGouplGbc.
'@ctootct Ciii5ere, 9lS; @}onns
lc5aitet 1i.752.
@crrprnoet Cfii5icrc. SIG; Daonu.
inoitclL 1876.
&erniBt Siiijiere. 10t; @onn.
idoftcn, 1856.
3uiammen 3t40S Nlonn.
@ciammt&crhlitc AMI alien 5d)alt.
pldben 5l9167 gRouu
C9ic perbdltuiBnaBig gcrin0cg
&crhlte 0cr 9ritcn lp16rclO scr les.
ten @oc6c. crfldreu iib 0orous, 0oB
Der @itcr cin @odlaiicu 0eS Sam.
pres jir ,Solgc 1otte.
Ter iriiberc offi5ielle 6ritiid)c &c.
riht iiber sic &erliitc. melc6c am 81.
Nclcmber pqn greaicr QlSquit6 er.
ltottct wuroc CAB bic 3a6l scr &cr.
lniic bis jiiu 2. 1Geu6cr init 52s,
227 an mouoN olio Sic britiid,cu
Serlllite lud6reno oeS W}onots bonn
8 Gcjem5cr bis 8. Sonuar 2i.2l0
@lonn bctrugcil oocr 6S5 pro Rao.
@o0rcno Der 3eit Scr 6cftiqIicu
Sample marcn sic tGglidcn 6riti.
d)cn TurdNbnittspcrltlIc 6cocuteno
bobcr Sn Der Sdlotbt bon Coos al
lein pcrlorcn Oie 9riten 50,000
9'omt in elmer @eriooe Don jwci
&odcn
glc monotlicbci Inrhidnttsprr.
liltc Der 9ritcn bon 9c9imi ocs
ariegcs an ltcacn lid6 oui ehua 80,
COO
2ic &erhiic ocr Nritcu in Dem
Der Gcriooc oieies @eriMtcS porouf.
gc0cpoen @iouot Uom 8. 9}opembcr
6iS 81 Iciclnber- 6clieien ic6 ouf
1887 @loun.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

&oris, %. Samor (pio Son.
OoM. Qos frou50iiihe &riegs-
Gltreou crIieB beute gohntittog ooS
nodite6euoc oifi5ieae Gomnnmiqnc
iibcr oic @utuidclun9en uuf ocu
lpeitIiden gs.idloltploB
ISM 9lrtoiS 0iiirift 6oben mir ac
itcru 9}a6t an cincm @inftc 0itli1
pou glcuoilc ct. @ooit cine fleinc
Mlinc our Grploiioit gc6rocbt.
3mci 9lnorifie Der Dciticbcn mclt'
Iich bon scr 9ouoitroBe 5lpii@en Slr,
ros ino 2cns puroen 5urildgcld)lo'
gen.
Sn Dem @c8irf 5wii@en Der Die
iut0 9iisne bo6eu uniere @ottericn
ciu ieiuOGWcs WhuiitionsOepot III Der
gtdbc bon &uiioleine III Die 2uit &c.
prengt.
@onl 9tcit ser 6rout lit nidbtS 5u be.
rihtcJ nit llusnabme oes 9ombor.
dement's ieinoliher Shon5werte peit
lich bonn 81 9Srctre g8oloc unO III oel
0eacno pon 9on &c 5opt.
Uron8oien beiebcn Srts
DAFT in &leinalien,
&orts, 2S. Sanlor. Cine %
pcide an oen aNlotin" melOct ooI
iropsoiiihc NlorincmonniMoitcn 81
flcme Srtihoft gtntpbilo al OerGiiit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
Der 6lerreidi[dle 2seridlt.
(ErnbiI08 nah enhNlllel


%crlin rs. Sannnr. Der Sifrft GninDc gur6SIbu
ncn III u6nc ampi Ocn errcidd naurcn crnppcn bet
mprScn
0cic annSc brnst sic 6cntisc omtdc @t6clmg Sirrre
6dnn9oridcn NcnerGtabcs S nt YbenD gSicu ber n
gn Scr 6dcn 6runt ba6cn Gctademcnts TO- nalidep
Observation-Disclosures Die ncn cincn gHar ani i6rc poacc
bcncn &oitncn Der Ndbc Ibcrrndt bic %crbc
bcr GunsrGbn Ocricbcn bic mecu scfonscn
In Der acnin SrUn 6abcn d Die H6ideu ArtncricGuc
ObgcipiCt; unfcrScm 9a6 fciuCrc Wciedte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

bon aleinaiicm gegcniibcr pon Gate.
lor5o, 6clest bo6en
@iuer &opos.Ocpeic6e bon Solo.
niti 5uiolge purocn sic fran5oiiitben
@}oruteiolooten bon einem &riegSs
i6iffc, llnteritiibt ourH 3mei ormirte
1nmpfer gelouoet ino nobneu Die
lofale @oriiion beitebeno aus eincnl
Soiptinonn iiuo 25 MonL gefongen.
Gelcgropbcuor06tc muroen 5eritort
cine 9ln3obl Dotomente meggenont.
men lno 1richiicben 6onilic, bic
Dcrtricben woroen porcb bic 9liid.
fcbr iii ibre 9cbauirugeu geituttet.
Ger tarfii6e &ricgS-
8oridt
g Gpnitantinopcl Is. San.
(pia Qonoon) GoS tiirfiidc 9lr.
Soiptaiiortier gob belite Dos
9lohitebeuoe iiber Oen StonO Der mi.
litGrilden Gperutionen befont
oSrof. 6ront. Der 6ento beieitigti
iiA III Ger 9te9ion bon 6elobic. "
6uben ihpohe lmo 5eitpciige gIrtil
leric. 0uelle itottsehmoen @ei &ut
Gl.glmoro lit Die 5ituotion ltuUer
onocrt
&oufoiuS yrout: gtrtiacric Ducll
uuo &orpoiten @eiehie uurOen fort
9eiebt
Goroauellen. 6ront: glm 25 SO
nuor mari Elm ieinoliher Gliegc
iibcr oreiBi0 @om6en III Oer @egen
bon gltbocb al, obne icNocD irgci
cincn Grfolg 3u cr5iclcu. 3pci III
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-22

Cash Seeger went to Dun.
seth Sunday forenoon to see
about the burial of his brother
in-law who died at the santa
rum at that place. -Overly
News.
A wooden shawl was left in
my office at Bottineau on the
day of the Farmers picnic.
Owner may have same by pay.
ing for this notice.-Dr. NJ. J.
Farnand.
A circular letter from Sam
'Sousa' Haislet, director of the
North Dakota Press associa-
ton band, states that in all
probability the press band will
be revived and be on the job
at the summer meeting of the
association at Lake Metigoshe.
For Sale-A herd of nine
head of cattle, consisting of 5
head Of 2-year-old heifers and
some mich cows. Also one
first class gelding, weight 1900
pounds, one gray mare, weight
1900 pounds, and some two
year-old colts. Inquire at
Ohmart Feed Store, Bottineau,
N. d.
Judge Bark way was down
last night to attend the Masonic
lodge. He said he married n
man yesterday and sent one to
the insane asylum at James
town and had been wondering
which one of the two got the
best of the deal.-Willow CITY
Eagle.
AS the result of a three-line
local in the Courant advertis-
ing young pigs for sale, H. r.
Russell says he has had res
ponses from every part of the
county and not only sold every
pig he had for sale. but could
have sold a lot more. Mr.. Rus-
sci thinks The Courant is
some advertising medium.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-22

An open air concert will be
given by :he Bottineau Mill
tary Band next Wednesday
evening. This is the first of a
series of open air concerts to be
given during the summer
months. In the event of rain
the concert will be given the
following evening.
A movement is on foot
among the members of the
Rottineau Military Band to
ask the city council for a small
appropriation for the construct
ion of a band platform at the
corner of Main street opposite
the Woods Department Store.
1t is planned to give weekly
concerts throughout the sum
mer and. in lieu of a band
stand, a platform of this kind
would seem quite necessary.
Bottineau county's support
for the Nonpartisan league
ticket is growing, according to
the latest returns at league
headquarters, where it was
shown this week by precinct
canvasses already completed
that IA per cent of the nom
member vote in this county
has been practically promised
to league candidates. In addi-
ton to the figures sent in from
which this percentage was fig
ured, there were numerous
letters from which the follow
ing sentences RI quoted:
Everyone | have talked to in
this precinct say they will vote
the league ticket-members
and non-members.' AS near
as | can make out. league
candidates will receive three
fourths of the vote in this pre-
cinct.' Practically all voters
in my precinct will vote the
league ticket There is no.
thing to it but the league
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-22
Seen ana Heard

For Sale-Good small cook
stove for So. Inquire at this
Office. 43tf
DR.. r. F. Dolan of Willow
City, visited Bottineau profess
sionally Friday.
Sheldon Shaw and NJ. ].
Teevans were busin ess visitors
from Souris Friday.
A good crowd attended the
dance given at the Peabody
town hall last night.
D. H. Cook and j. A. Ken
ney were prominent business
visitors from Lansford.
A. G. Nichol and family left
Monday for their future home
at Plainview, Mimi.
John Burkhard, the Omemee
stock man, sold a Hereford bull
last week to a Towner party for
5000.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-22

A very successful basket So
cial and dance was given in the
Eidsvold town hall last Friday
night.
w. G.. Mcdonald and w. H.
Ortmein were business visitors
from Grand Forks the first Of
the week.
A. B. Sclleel surprised his
many friends at Westhope by
returning from Unionville,
Mich, with a bride.
Rev. Father Andrieux went
to Fargo Monday to attend a
retreat of the Catholic priests
of the Fargo diocese.
X. T. Wood, former publish
er of the Russell Sentinel, is
assisting on the Souris Messen-
ger during a rush spell.
Attorney K. G.. Morton was
here from Lansford yesterday
in the interests of his candi-
dacy for states attorney.
VIM. Hunter is dispensing
ice cream and making himself
generally useful at the Flade-
land Williams drug store.
Horace Townsend has pur-
chased the Fred Huston con-
tectionery at Westhope and
will take possession soon.
T. E. OMAHA is again be-
hind the counters at the T.. F.
Woods department store.
Wanted-Good second hand
car-Ford preferred-right for
cash, quick deal. Report or
write Courant Office Saturday.
Street Com missioner Carlson
is doing some great work in
the streets of Bottineau and in
a short time the city will have
public thoroughfares that may
we'll be pointed to with pride.
Filling in alongside the cement
crossings is a matter that needs
special attention and will COM
plete a mighty good job.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-22

AAoAASOA NolAlp AuAAlS lAld
the streets of Maxbass are ap
parently being mistaken for ar
automobile speedway and some
OF the auto owners appear tt
be laboring under the impress.
ion that the speed limit is sc
miles an hour in place of 8.
The management of the Max.
bass ball team announces that
hereafter there will be charges
tor the ladies at ball'games, as
well as for the gentlemen, and
the fans of the gentler sex are
requested to bring their change
when heading for the ball park.
The county commissioners,
accompanied by County Audit
or Hebert, autoed to Nohall
Tuesday to confer with the
board of Renville county on a
proposed drainage project.
Contractor Moline also accom-
panied the Bottineau county
board.
Ed Hansen, formerly of Botti-
neau and later in the drug
business at Gardena, is now
travelling salesman for a Mime
apolis wholesale drug house,
and visited Bottineau on bust
ness for his firm Friday. While
here he visited with his mother,
Mrs. Helen Hansen.
Edmund White, brother of
George and Arthur White of
Whitby township, was here
from Mohall Saturday in the
interests of the Mouse River
chautauqua. Incidentally Mr..
White is a candidate for coun-
ty surveyor in Renville county,
a position he held in Bottineau
county before moving to Mo-
hall.
Through erroneous Informal
ton given our society reporter,
the Courant last week reported
the death of Mrs. Aft Gray's
aged mother at Sault Ste
Marie. Ontario. While we de-
plore the error, we rejoice with
the relatives and friends of the
family that it was not only an
error, but that she is gradual
ly recovering from her illness.
Get away from drudgery in
earning a living and life be-
comes a pleasure. You ran do
it. How? Get a business edu-
cation at the Mankato Com
mercial College. If you have
that and also perseverance, all
the good things in life are east
ly yours. Fall term opens
September 1st. Send for cata-
log. Gne)
The premium list of the 1916
Bottineau County Fair is just
off the press and Secretary
Wilson is busy mailing them
out to prospective exhibitors
and others who might be inter
ested. The fair which is held
July 25th and Goth, promises
to be bigger and better than
this year, the newly or
ganized Grain Belt circuit max
it possible to secure a high
er class of attractions.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-22

Fladeland- Williams drug store
building which leads to a side
entrance to DR.. A. Mckay
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Woode1
of Kuroki left last week fo1
their former home at Smith
vile, 1nd.,'making the trip by
the Ford route.
John F. Simon, former audit
or of Bottineau county, is a
candidate for clerk of court OF
Grand Forks county on the
republican ticket.
Sheriff Mclean and deputies
are busy this week distribut-
ing ballots for the primary
election in the various pre-
cincts of the county.
House for Sale-Either half
or all the five lots on the corner
southeast of the court house
grounds in Bottineau. Inquire
of Ed White, Mohall, N. d. If
Joe Fraser left Tuesday for
Maxbass, where he expects to
spend several days in the in
terests of the Twin Peaks Min
ing and Milling company or
ganization.
The front page of The Cour-
ant is edited, about the same
as The American, by several
subscribers interested in Non
partisan league affairs. Ant
Ter American.
Cecil Monkman and Miss
Henrietta Hans, both former
Souris people, were married
last week at lewiston, Mont,
where the groom is employed
as a maChinist.
A large number of Bottineau
people took advantage of the
beautiful weather Sunday and
drove to Lake Metigoshe, this
being the opening day of the
season for this popular re-
sort.
The Willow City ball team
has been going rather bad so
far this season, and the Eagle
takes considerable pride in the
fact that they trimmed up
the Towner team by a score of
8 to 4. ..s
Place the green card in your
window Friday morning of
each week and we will deliver
to you kerosene or gasoline in
any quantity at wholesale
price C.. r. Gleason, agent,
Standard Oil ca. .ft)
There is a great deal of win
ter rye in Bottineau county and
a splendid crop is indicated.
The fields r all nicely headed
out and, with favorable weather
the rye harvest should be on in
two or three weeks.
The band with the Uncle
Toms Cabin show gave an
excellent concert on the streets
Tuesday evening before the
show. The company carries a
first class band that is a credit
to the management.
F. T. Thomas, assistant to
Agent Knudsvig at the local
Piper-Howe yard, has leased
a suitable residence on Hawker
street and will move his family
from Westhope as soon as the
necessary repairs are complet-
ed.
Dr.. Farnand's office in Bot
tineau will be open Monday.
Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday CT &c week.
New location four doors north
of the First National Bank. In
Westhope Tuesdays and Fri
days all day. If.
Quite a number of Bottineau
people attended the Nonpartis-
an League meeting at Omemee
Saturday evening. The meet
ing was addressed by l.. L.
Stair and was very successful,
Harrington's hall being pack
ed to the very doors.
Berg Hagen came down from
Carbury yesterday for al
days visit with his sister, Mrs.
NJ. A. Guam, and left this
morning for Minot to attend
the commencement exercises
at the state normal and will
attend summer school,.
The auto banners ordered by
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-22

Readings taken at 7:GU q. m. Maximum
and minimum temperatures and preciptta-
ton are for the twenty-four hours proceed
ina 200 a. M. of day Rtven.
g. n. F. STEINr1EIER,
Observer.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-06-22

WEATHER REPORT.
Observations taken at Bottineau, North
a Ota under the direction Of the weather
bureau of the u. s. Department of ARrt.
Culture. for week ending June q, 1916.