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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-12-21
lOmsiAl PublIeastsa.l
NOTICE

81 the assessment Of the propsrxteaas.
cost OF the improvements In Local s4~er-
age Improvement District No l. Moutpe}tar
Idaho consisting OF the construction OF sew
ers therein and the furnishing of materiala
therefor in accordance with the plans ana
apectncat tons heretofore approved and adopt
ed BY the City Council and ia accordance
with the Ordinances OF said city eraatinR -
district ana levyinE said assessment.
TO WHOM 1T May CONCERN.
Pursuant to the provisions Of an ordinances
OF said city creating Local Sewerage I'm
provement District No ! adopted ana an
proved on the 18th day o. October 1917
public notice is hereby given htat the bonds
OF Local Sewerage Improvement Distrct No
] of asid city authorized by Ordinance No
lIo and provided for in said Ordinance which
was adopted and approved on the 4th dav
of December 1917. will be issued on the ars1
day OF February. 1913. Further notice Il
hereby given that the owner or any piece OF
property liable Tor any special assessment
made under the provisions of said ordinance
No. ITO of Montpelier, Idaho last aforesaid
Ito which ordinance reference IL hereby made
Tor greater certainty may redeem his prop
erty from such liability by paying the entire
assessment chargeRbie against his property
at any time between the 18th day OF Deem
Der, 1917, and the nth day of January 1914
II payment be made before the 18th DAY OF
January, 1915 the owner may redeem said
property as aforesaid and no penalty inter-
est or costs will be collected. II payment be
made after the nth day OF January. 1915.
the owner may redeem his property from
such liability by paying all the ins1allments
OF the assessments with interest at the rate
of six per cent per annum from the date OF
the issuance Of the said bonds authorized by
said ordinance to the time OF the maturity
Of the last installment of said bonds
All payments must be made to the city
treasurer at his ONCE in Montpelier Idaho.
Dated at Montpelier. Idaho, this 5th day
THOMAS BARRETT, City Clerk
HAROLD b. HULL, City Treasurer.
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The City OF Montpelier. Bear Lake County.
Idaho.
Local Sewerage improvement District

me city OF Montpelier, Bear Lake County.
Idaho.
Local Sewerage improvement, District
No l.
Improvement Bond $4,000.
Dated February l. 1918.
Due February l, ~
Interest six per cent Per Annum
Payable February hrst and August Arst.
Principal and Interest payable At the once
Of the City Treasurer Montpelier Idaho. or
at The National City Bank. New York City.
Emitted States OF America, State or Idaho.
City OF Montpelier
The City OF Montpelier Bear Lake County
State OF Idaho. for value received hereby
promises TO pay to the bearer the sum of
Five Hundred 100000 Dollars Ia gold coin
of the United States OF America the
equivalent thereof, in lawful money on the
presentation and surrender Of this obligation
on the hrst day OF February. A. d. One
thousand nine hundred
with interest thereon from the date hereof
until paid at the rate OF six per cent per
annum payable semi annually In like me-
dunn on the hrst day OF February and the
first day OF August on the presentation and
surrender of the proper coupons hereto at
tached both principal and interest payable
at the office of the city treasurer OF Mont
pelier, or at the National City Bank in the
city and state or New York at the option
of the holder.
This bond is one OF a series issued for
the payment OF the cost and expenses for
the construction Of sewer including the labor
and material therefor In said Local Sewer
age Improvement District No. i, as author
ICED by Chapter OF Title Is Of the Revised
Codes Of the State of Idaho amended By
Chapter so OF the general laws OF the State
OF Idaho passed at the Eleventh session OF
the State Legislature and in conformity with
Section 1853 of the Revised Codes of Idaho
and amendments thereto It is hereby re.
cited that 'the holder OF any bond issued
under the authority of this chapter shall
have no claim therefor against the city
town village by which the same Is issued
in any event, except for the collection of this
special assessmen. made for work OF i'm
but this remedy in case OF non-paymen
shall be confined to the enforcement of such
assessment"
The principal sum herein named and thu
interest thereon shall be payable out OF tn,
local Improvement fund created for the pay
ment Of the cost and expense Of such i'm
provement and not otherwise. This ohltEa
tion is not to be deemed or taken to b,
within any part OF the limitation imposed
And It is further certified and recited that al
the requirements OF law have been full
complied with by the proper officers in tn
issuance Of this bond and that the tota
amount OF this issue does not exceed tn
limit prescribed by law.
For the collection OF the assessments lev
led in said Local Sewerage improvement
County OF Bear Lake, State of Idaho. here
by pledged the exercise OF all lawful cor
porate powers.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF the Mayo
and Council Of the City OF Montpelier hav
caused this bond to be signed by the Mayo
of said city attested by the Clerk thereof
under the seal OF the city and countersiRne
by the citg Treasurer af the first day O
February. 1873,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-12-21
city Treasurer.


Section S. That said bonds when executed
may be issued to the contractor construct
Ing the improvements In said Local Sew
erage Improvement District Number / In
payment OF the costs and expenses thereof,
or may be sold in the open market and the
money realized from the sale Of 10 May Of
said bonds shall be sold In accordance
with the provisions Of this ordinance shall
transfer to the contractor purchaser or
any owner or holder thereof the right and
title OF the City Of Montpelier In and with
respect 10 every assessment against the
property In said district liable 10 assessment
for such local improvements and the lien
thereby created against the property OF such
owners assessed as shall not have awaited
themselves Of the provisions OF Law in re-
gard to the redemption of their property
from the lien OF such assessment and shall
authorize said contractor and his assigns
and the owners and holders of such bonds
and the purchasers thereof from time TO
time TO receive, sue for and collect or have
collected such assessments embraced In aay
such bond. or through any OF the methods
provided by Law for the collection OF as
assessments for local improvements: and the
City of Montpelier hereby pledges to such
bond holders the exercise of all lawful cor
porate powers in the collection of the as
sessments levied for the payment Of such
bonds.
Section g. That the whole cost OF the
improvements made in said Local Sever
age Improvement District No l. and the
apportionment OF the same az set forth IN
the assessment roll made out according "a
the provisions OF said ordinance No. las
approved on the 18th. day Of November
1917 az filed in the ONCE Of the city CLERK
on the 6th day OF November. 1917. In hereby
assessed against all the reaI estate In said
district and to and upon each lot or tract Of
land within said district. against auch per.
seveFally set forth In said assessment rol
and as follows. tO-Wit:
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THOMAS BARNETT
CIV Clerk.


state - ldahs.
countY % nsaf GzshH.
T. Thomas usFFa1t. heEabF certify that {
I'm City ciaFk 81 sAz sftT 81 MantoalisF iaa.
~. sad that ne saxszptaa = faii. trsa asd
eoFfvet FuVT 81 E8FzHEua see No lie % a4i4
rtfY snsGaisd sAa ordinances eunhFnaius th4
fFuatAon and ssEahIEsHuaant 81 Lomai Sewer
&EH fmpa9ssHasaa u1stfHet NMaFnbsr one "
thH ctt4 af A2naHstk#F. H@ar fAka County.
tAah8 anpFo# E8ak k#@ 4MANAHfnsmR fwft fpF
Raia atattlrt sid IL fHa aHiaa ~ ana city
eA@rk tha sHath aaY Or N9wenaBwr 1917
prwrtatnM ter n paEsaaaR ~ tm@tatirammt@ ~
ere east and sARaaam@ - sMa improvements
ua@ds - $50 District providing feE th@ Nv
ME anA sac ~ mapraY6 Ffm nt nam6a 90
ths sata HistfteE n Ire amms ~ sMia rtty W
Mont p Tar assessing 1hm nas8a and @wp9mMaR
HhsFrag against fMH property ther@t@ aReera-
t0M - Be bsu#Hks ap@n All tins bis par
eris - isna tnsiaasA Ntthln aatd asWrff age
Improvement dka1eAHz an8 aas1fthtna the
- zasE - SO s@Aise4as# aHA ssSmsaf sE
aate asNHzsaasaE the Hams aRpsaFs IN
ths iHanate-eaek 81 zsta ettY ~ paEa set
aEd faiiaafnz
WHaeas NJ hzaa aaa ths zeal % satd city
thts efh dAg 81 usssmess. tbt1.
tHsstl THOMAS BAERETF.
citY Cara.
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suitable amount - may BE reautned -
make the total issue csnform 70 fha anouht
hereby authortzedl ana the fetal issae here.
- authorised shall bs dtvsdvt ina ten series
each series consisting OF 'as-tenSn Of ths
total issue ana each SERIES tHtsariaE in the
respective years annuslly fronA lara TO 1854
both Inclusive. sale bonds ard the coupons
thereto attached shall be payabls At the ones
OF the city Treasurer Of the City o. Montpsi.
Ter, Idaho, or a. the National City Bank Ia
the city % New York u. ). A., at the option
Of the holder,
said bonds shall be gigned BY the Mayer
and attested BY the City Clerk and countsr-
signed by the city treasurer Of the city Of
Montpelier, Idaho, ana shall have aGiKsd
thereto the corporate seal OF said city.
All coupons shah bear the engraved FAC.
smile signatures OF the Mayor. City Clerk
and city Treasurer OF said city and when %
executed shall constitute the binding obliEa.
lions OF said district for said interest
Section 4. That said bonds and the cou-
pons thereto attached as authorized BY this
ordinance shall be In substantially the fol-
lowing form:
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Attest:
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and confirming the assessments h@ssby made
lew special asaEsafasHfs saFh F~af here.
after Nanslsat "a fzaaau the iasaaitFa.f
81 bands Ntth latsFzsf aszf fAsFsaftsF aEa.
turinH - taaasa nufauaat ~ fas eFo4tstsus
% this sfdtuan#s NHd ~ eamuattna the
aHtount Of special ssq4ssHIs - ls tfas
lSFiea against ssea pie - = pfapsrty iiabts
therefor iatsfsss rs rate - sfH RsF ssat
per aaHHHa ffHfn tHs 8 4ts II she isaaanra af
SAID bo-siH uatH tbs aaA8uFtsE - ne lnatAiis
nmNnts ~ @aIa han = tRsFtastHf ma
turitp ahmit be Euetsstted hram tss&w@
PAEm@a ~ tbs @Nan1H mtpmtisF
LdaNw. thn REh d@E - ttse sgnanv tREs ana
referred 20 ths M#Ysv ~ 49, anpFsw9
Approved ~ fhe Mar n Msntp@ttrr
idaho. tins aah dag - Deesmhar. 1917
Approves y saEppDw
M4yaF.
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Asetlon = Tbat saia assessments. 'sEsth-
sr with Interest thaFaon 81 me rae 81 eta
E.braaTv fsts being ne eats - m district
hoods authorized ~ this ordinance until
the rnatuFity Of The Iassslimntv ~ AAln
ssggrai amounts nsssasad against sash iot
or tract Of land hsrsinbsfsFs Described from
aud after ths hnal pabIieatisn Of tote =
dinacr and ahsil hAsa priority eT@F al Sih~f
Items sHcspt general fAsss
section Th@ eNass n any Dlscs q
property liable fer ahy special aAs~aasA@@N
h~rrin INSIDE and pEoyAaed fgF nAY FFarsn
NV pvgpsrty from aash ltahIllsB ~ payiam
tha entire as@snsmsnt ehaFHH@bse aSslass h@
property ~ ths manner ns@ pss~fa@d ~ 9A~
Hretian > Th& CITY Treasurer - hsFsby
Hy'horissd ana directed % psellsh . pshtsa
notice IN three consecutive issues 81 the
onsciaI weekly ssNspsgsF sf ths s4tT o.
Montpelier whlsh aottss saali sfata thAt
D,s,riet Ssmbss ! 81 sala ctr asthstisse
nd provided fer - fhta ordinance VII -
issasd On the hFst asT sf FsefaAfT liA
and ~hleh nottss sal alzs stats that thF
s~nsF n any p8ses Of property nabis foF
asy special assssausbt - HsEsfH Easas sasY
f-Assuh hls pFapaFtE from sssh hssiiity ~
sEsinst bic pFspaFfs A. aaT time bstSssh
the iGth day 81 uaesabw5 1911. ana sh@
iTth aay ~ JaHaafv. lis. aiaa that y p@g
meat b@ made bsfete re aHt# ~ th4 Ls9S
snrs IN nsid binds 10 psnmisT tHtwr~at ~
esstm small 10 ssiaNRtsd. eat 81 after ~
la-DAne- - sad hanas 80 ser fefs-'n
Al che inztmtimamtm ~ Ihs amaeNmmsnta Mttr
iatsrmHt az tks Rms@ 81 az per cent ~
Aunum froen fhs aafs = ths tawaarrH G. siie
bsBAa - ahm tlaaa ~ matnFtsV 81 ths ian
lnsfann@Ha
Al payments eaalt - Hnass g. ths efil
Treasurer Who shall Faestg4 thsrefgF ara al
sssss pzit Hs.at - z11s#z4 sa4=ay 90 -
paynsnt 81 ths n1sI - fa# HHRg sFsHn1nt
made 10 Rsid I1asai HaWsFaks Imp lsgrfu~a
niarfes Ne ! - - - ssassnE sazE u ~
bgufa issurd therefor
ssetloa Re Ths elsy ssansB sny ethst
taafuliy aathoFtasa tazsAa eFze . 81 Aont
DslisF shall fer ths naFpsas 81 fauiyin'
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Mayor

On the first day o.
"A. D.. 10 the City of Montpelier in the
State of Idaho will pay to bearer Fifteen
S15.00) Dollars In United States gold coin
the equivalent thereof In lawful money
out Of funds collected by special assessments
In Local Sewerage Improvement District No.
/ at the ONCE OF the City Treasurer of the
City Of Montpelier. Bear Lake County, Idaho
or at the National City Bank In the city and
state Of New York at the option OF the
holder. being six months interest on Local
Sewerage Improvement Bonds.
BOND NUMBER
Fac-Simile SiRnatuFe)
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
STOCK MEETING AT BISMARCK

The program is now complete
for the fifteenth annual meet
ing of the North Dakota Live
Stock Association which will
be held at the Municipal Audi
torium at Bismarck, January
Oath to 25th. Inasmuch as this
is the first time the Live Stock
Association has held a meeting g
in the western part of the
state the program committee
has put forth a special effort to
provide very strong program.
It should be a real treat to the
farmers and stock growers of
the state to attend this meeting
and hear such experts as are
listed on the program discuss
subjects of vital importance to
the operation of every North
Dakota farm. Everyone in any
way interested in the better
ment and increased production
of live stock in North Dakota
is invited to attend the meeting.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
CALL FOR Mr.. GARDEN!
Roth, N. d., Jan. Is, 1917.
Mr.. l.. Garden,
SOuris, n, Oak.

Roth, N. ID. Jan. 10, 1917.
Mr.. l.. Garden,
Souris, N. Oak.
Sir: It seems that you take
great pleasure in knocking the
progressive movements of the
Nonpartisan League by calling
them Socialists in your Souris
Messenger editorials. 1t is
very queer that gentleman of
your intelligence should 90 to
such extremes in expressing
publicly your dislike for such
admittedly progressive move
ments as are advocated by the
farmers league. What espe
cial grievance have you against
the socialists?
You write that certain promi-
nent socialists preached Simon.
pure socialism state ownership
and got no foot hold, but that
just as soon as they called it
Nonpartisan the people accept
ed this doctrine. You must
realize, Mr.. Garden, that the
people who elected the IN. P.'
candidates by such handsome
majorities knew what these
gentlemen stood for before
election, and the result proved
that the people of this state
wanted these socialistic'
movements to become a reali
ty. Perhaps the people accept
ed these socialistic' move
ments for the same reason that
they did not reelected you
senator-they got wise.
Sincerely trusting that you
will soon realize the futility of
fighting the farmers organiza
ton, am. truly yours.
Val H. Cowles.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

E. A. Foss and " ife to B. K.
Brekke, $1,000, lots 6, 7, block
l, Landa. .~ .,.
Ole J. Olson to John J. o.
son, q.c.d. ST., Is acres in sec.
33 1853 70.
John ]. Olson and wife to
Ole J. Olson, q.c.d. 81, part of
sec 33 1853 70 Q.25 acre.)
H. NJ. Robbins and wife to
William ]. Cooper, 81, N. A of
+. IS, of lots /, 2, block IA,
Westhope.
Clement L. Newhouse and
wife to p. G. Bayers, 81, NV,
ne 8 1853 81.
Osten Haugen and wife to
liver Peterson, 81, nwse, nesw,
lots 2. sec 20 1853 "a.
Sunberg Odland Inv. Co. to
Gottfried Nienhaus, $500, e12
NV, e12swt lot l to 4, sec 81
100 II.
w. F. Robertson, by sheriff,
to G. O. Myhre, sheriff 8 deed,
$845. ~, e12 sw, Sc NV "a, ne
NV 25 1853 "a
Thomas Bready aud wife to
Julia Erdahl ST, lot II, block 3,
Souris.
Julia Erdahl and husban d to
Thomas Bready. 81, same land.
Archie Sillers and wife to
Louis Bogstie, $4,000, sene. e12
Sc lot l, sec. 6 1853 70.
Bottineau Nat. Bank to VIM.
F. and German G. Trent, q.c.d.
81, n12nw, sw NV, n12sw, sw
sw "a 1862 Is.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
IMPORTANT MEETING

A meeting of the Bottineau
Rifle Club will be held in the
Commercial Club rooms Mon
day afternoon, Jan. 22nd, at
2: 80. All members of the club,
as we'll as others who might be
interested, are urged to attend.
Definite action must be taken
by the club at once in order to
make an annual report to the
government, otherwise the
club charter will be revoked.
A consignment of rifles, am
munition and other supplies
for the club has arrived and it
is expected that this will be a
real live organization as soon
as the weather permits the
opening of a rifle range.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
GOVERNOR FRAZIER ASKS
PASSAGE OF BILL NO. "a
(By o. NJ. Thomason)

Bismarck, Jan. 16.-(Special
to the Courant.) Before joint
session of the legislative assemb-
ly this afternoon at 2:30, Cover
nor Frazier delivered a special
message urging the passage of
House Bill No. Al, being the reso-
luton submitting to the people
a revision of the state cOnstitu-
tion. The governor characterized
the proposed constitution as the
most important measure that will
come up before the people during
the present session. He urged
that the assembly may carry out
the wishes of the people as ex-
pressed at the late election.
"The new constitution" con-
tinued the governor, ''is practic-
ally our old constitution with
few additional or progressive
measures which l believe will
work for the betterment of our
state"
The most important features
are found in Sections "a, 169 and
172. These three sections pro-
vide for the state to go into any
business that an individual or cor
poration may, for increasing the
debt limit and giving the state
the right to issue or guarantee
bonds regardless of the debt linn
it, provided such bonds are Sc
cured with a first mortgage in
real estate or upon property of
public utilities, enterprises or in
dustries.
Senate Bills IL and 13 both
passed the final reading in the
house late this afternoon. The
first one of these bills provides
for the Illinois plan of woman
suffrage to take effect in June.
The other proposes to amend the
constitution for full suffrage in
1920.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
THIS MAN BELIEVES IN
C0URANT ADVERTISING

A couple of months ago the
COurant received an advertising
order from f. d. Mossman of
Sisseton, S. d., enclosing check
for $500. In his letter MIR. Moss
man stated that "if sell my land
as a result of the ad, l will send
you another check for $780,"
This week the Courant received
the following letter from Mr..
Mossman, which is self-explana-
tory.
Editor COurant:
You will remember | had an ad
in your paper and told you l
would send you two dollars more
if l sold the land through your
ad. / sold it. Here are the two
dollars. Very truly,
f. ID. MOSSMAN.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
|. 0. o. F. Installation.

At the annual installation OF
officers of the Bottineau |. O.
.. F. held at the Odd Fellows
Hall last week, the following 6
officers were installed:
J. B. Russell, Noble Grand.
J. B. Mclean. Vice Grand.
.. X. Crowder, Secretary.
Z. +. Russell, Warden.
Oscar Vinje, Conductor.
J. B. Mollet, r. S. N. G,
NJ. J. Farnand, l.. S. N. G.
Jas. Kyle, Chaplain.
J. E. Crowder, l. G.
A. Fl. Tritten, q. G.
J. SnithsOn. Treasurer.
Vim. Williams, K. S. V. G..
II. Craig, l.. S. V. G.
|. b. Armstrong, Junior Z. c.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
Miqht Be a Good Idea.

New Rockford State Center: -
At Bottineau a novel scheme is
used to in duce residents to
keep the snow on their side
walks shoveled off. Those who
don't shovel have sign stuck
up in a prominent place advis-
ing the public that the parti-
cular citizen in question hasn't
done his duty and asking if he
is to be considered a booster.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
MARRIED

John G. Johnson of Bottineau
to Esther Johnson of Carbury.
Ceremony Thursday afternoon
the 18th. Performed by Rev.
Lunde at the Lutheran parson.
age. Henry Skjervum and
Betsy Larson witnessed the
ceremony.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
Funeral of Mrs. B. F. Foster.

UuCk0 al VI VUk0s D. EUSlcEs
One of the largest and most
impressive funerals ever held
in this city was that of Mrs. B.
F. Foster held from the home
of President and Mrs. F. E.
Mossman. Friday mornin g at
ten o'clock.
The services were conducted
by Rev. l.. E. Shines, district
superintendent of Wichita and
her first pastor in Winfield.
The Scriptural reading was
by Rev. w. T. Ward, district
superintendent of the Winfield
district after which DIR. Homer
E. Mark offered prayer.
The sermon was delivered by
Rev. r. l. George of Newton.
the second pastor of the deceas-
ed during her residence in
Winfield and was an eloquent
discourse on the Christian life
of Mrs. Foster.
He likened her home and
Christian character to that of
Mary, Martha and Lazarus.
He spoke of how beautifully
Jesus came, not the first time
but many times to minister,
charity, devotion and Christian
love and that Jesus was mani
fest in coming to her home in
all calls that came. He was
her friend and she was always
helping her master and at this
time he came to take her with
him.
A quartet composed of Prof.
and Mrs. E. G. Marshall, Mrs.
p. w. Gibson and Prof. E. X.
Foster sang three hymns,
Lead Kindly Light" 1t is
Not Death to Die" and "Shall
We Gather at the River.'
The pail bearers were 6. T.
Franks, S. S. Dobson, N. A.
Countryman, NJ. B. Light, G.
G. NJ. Gray, John Parsons, w.
E. McMurry. DIR. L. E. Hin
shaw.
Mrs. B. F. Foster was a
member of the Methodist Epis-
copal church South from her
childhood and later became a
member of the Methodist Epis
copal, of which she has been a
most consistent member and
strong supporter all her life.
Conservative and careful in her
conversation. judicial in her
attitude and always kindly in
her spirit, she always had
many warm friends in what
ever community she made her
home.
She lived years of great
struggles on the border be-
tween the North and the South,
experienced and developing
those stern qualities which
stood for right, regardless of
consequences. Ever true to
her friends but firm in convic-
ton. fearless in her defense of
that which she conceived to be
the right. Her family claimed
her undivided attention. She
was a wise, devoted mother
whose ambition was to serve in
capacity of home builder and
home maker. Her death was
sudden, but she had expressed
herself ready and willing to
die and lived her life. open and
fearless. She faced the future
with the same spirit of trust in
the Heavenly Father.
She has gone forth. Her life
remains a blessed memory to
those who are left behind.
Wife and mother her influence
:. will pervade the home circle
through all the coming years.
Interment was made in High
land Abbey.
The out of town relatives
here for the funeral were c. p.
Foster, Bottineau, N. D., Mr..
and Mrs. Everard Hinshaw,
Dustin, Oklahoma; w. NJ.
Foster and Mrs. Celia Atolos of
4 Oklahoma City, w. Fl. Flanery
of Cattlesburg, Kentucky; Mrs.
Bertha Gray and son Of Pixies
vile, Kentucky. Winfield
(Kansas) Daily Courier.
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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-18
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