The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-07-05

1t is to be hoped that the Yankee Robinson circus has been Ii
e eiav ID for Sett the last time time d to Ply j; its sn nsf1si0G Us game game o of Graft in the the
these outfits are so resourceful in getting the money under
appearance without attempting to lay down any advance restrc-
tions. A one-horse circus that has the etfrontery to charge a
esnnet be e' accused Of : Possessing 3 ssaSs s a eo NJ q ss%;s %d7 9s?ts1as B zsats
ling Nelson as the big drawing card Of the show and then. after
the mfs! Batter tie ch will! appear ;s sn in an LATTER s9G sx;n6 for which 4hs nn a1Gthe Fad ad,
MdSstv on It the M msrry- g eaos%s1 1 fixed by ~ Custom the b world oSar over ~ at
q nickel, had doubled its price "Gn account of the war" 1t is esc
Bottineau Wednesday-mosty all of it graft.
and done now w.? The Grand ( Herald, Fargo Forum and Bis
marck Tribune have been devoting several columns during the
because he has been out over the state talking to the farmers
awful. He has been away almost two Weeks, and the State is is just
naturally going to the damnation bow-wows. But most of us can
9s%S%os off " at oe s fi%e to R;! ?isit S Sor~ a So.s And j %ao to ees sho Ss? t5st
he was a ar regular glG %est,, t4te a:. GOv s 81 Hanna Ts; later visited is be Ger
not a bit worried then. But now an honest farmer governor
Leaves Isa,,;sl his Sol Office ice to go out %tii over the stat state and talk to 1.-THE; the men after he il is
ther:+starkweathe Times:
Wednesday and Thursday of next week are the dates of the
Bottineau County Fair. The Bottineau County Fair has devel-
and we cannot afford to lose that important vantage position. It
means splendid advertising for Bottineau county that is worth dol
means bigger and better attractions at future fairs, needed ad-
d dit buildings and eventually t%a Ix a fair of such MAGNITUDE 1 n that n 81 it
state. Whatever you miss, do not miss the fair this year, 1t will
presence pr seU eG You " Contribute to making it the success that it Should
be.
BY their own testimony, the board of regents admit that they
contemplate or, at least, have under considerations, the re-
moval of F. E. Laid from the presidency of the agricultural COL
lege, offering as a reason that DR.. Laid 'has too much work to
look AFTER" In a recent issue the Fargo Couier-News charges
that the board of regents already has a man selected for Ladds
successor and that he is now in the state, awaiting the contemplat-
sd Eaf2nS iS ex 1T hay G ssnft fn snG r fGa a ,9P has t' psea {n froT np; 1a updn.
by the board and that his election from his position was very
it about.
No greater injury could be done the Red Cross Society than
the display published during the last week in some of the daily
papers, appealing to the American women to join the "Woman's
Army" The Red Cross is not a woman's organization, as was
emphatically stated by Attorney Bowen in his address at the fair
grounds Saturday afternoon: While in this, as well as all forms
equally in responsibility, for and support of the Red Gross. To
give out the impression that this is woman's work is to absolve the
men of a responsibility that is emphatcany theirs, in even a larg-
er measure.
So far William Jennings Bryan has not been accused of being
a traitor or threatened with being thrown in jail And he advo-
Gated the CONSUMPTION of wealth before Pres. Townley of the Non
partisan League did.