The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-02-14

first being canvassed, the Grand Forks Herald and its following
t toa' It W. was sr insisted that t there here was no condition : anywhere h e' IN the
m s5sts ps = se sa e i fustbs e a tSs poStisal th Interests tas T u certain taiag m Sas
sse Of f5t the e. N Nom art an, League snd etc. t%s s etc. 1t now ~ q; develops Ggarl how,
policy who were the ones that were playing politics" at that time.
Already six counties have commenced proceeding to take advan-
iai session Of the legislature, and Commissioner Hagen estimates
that at least fifteen additional counties Of the state will be obliged
more counties proceeding to bond for the purpose Of obtaining
w 7sea T be 1 needed G0i IS o %s w ws7l c vSnilatsadiss 70 a forever h brsnd Tt t6e e
t dissre aItsat prophets es as, as being not only wholly unreliable but ut
The Courant, through inadvertence, failed to note in its last
the omemee Herad-and it does so at this time with sincere re-
; Spst ins aas 5ssal and da during 1Gns ssf9 sh s9i ti nj f t hss eon ssgass,f ls sea-
ributed in a myriad of ways to the welfare and upbulding of the
t tiua's and n serious re " ioss to P the Community Hnanit as : whole afeSsosf It's > editor q tor;
Matt Johnson, is Justly regarded as being one Of the very ablest
which we might bestow upon him at this time would be not merely
s seaesaissd b sSt sat heme s sd asaoa dSr' n %r! s5 5osnsog Is has e not n fuiiy
determined as to his future movements, but wherever he may go
for him that full measure Of success which he SO justly merits.
The courant learns, from a source which makes its authen-
ITCHY unquestionable, that Jerry Bacon, the veteran editor Of the
CT Grand Forks Herald" has blossomed out into into q f i Agggle orator;
league, it's adherents and ali their works, is yiciousl(y attacked
tn tnf 9a Rett fhs s fonae9 thSeag ina ' ths state ia ee delivering in tn the n same rig right
and left, challenging. all comeIsn with q view to putting the
It /" entirely w within the bounds Of the possible that friend Jerry
may fail to realize his ambition in this regard, but one thing is
holds forth. jerry has long been recognized aga nll as being enmss without puts a
trader re- n but bt ss' an orator. a Statesman 10 or even as : a veteran editor"
he has yet to win his spurs.
To-day, February 18th, is the anniversary of the birth of the
good St. Valentine, one Of the early martyrs s Of IT, the Christian NJ t4 IN
dedicated to the custom, which is Of ancient Roman origin, of ex-
s sietims' T mis- practice Il 'f has been e. ! : in various Ways + ali
the lands of Christedom almost since the dawn Of history It - Ih T
birds choose their mates, and it is thought that out of this legend nd
t has f Eps pes tai d ggsssat %sas st les 81 that Is vastly 6 i bs @sSj ssl.alP moths 't Is
ing more-while the votaries of the rosy god persist in playing
W tan s continue OF 50 i9t te do in s ss ione ss t %etn re 5atd s asdl' be p peoped with aad
the sons and daughters OF men, e,tt-. ! .a az
The Red guard in Finland has it all fixed to kill off all the
wealthy aiths people people Ct + the nee country %Gv and md MAKE tSat 1 Gne } na} OF oca IT: rae te
Townley,? Let a corporation for that purpose be organized
pearing in the Herald from time to time Of late, the emanations
S Sf the Of av the iines sgls Stable w sty %u s. sGae1 bas mostly paaiy because ossauss Of + the III
fact that we regard editor Davies as being ni Of the sl highmin De and
sibiiity Of him being responsible for diatribes Of so baseless, sense
less and vile a nature.
Ex-state senator Patrick Sullivan, Of Casper, Wyoming; q
y; %e sejd is s1 fss c sna oil H %a2 of t bank Ge ss s pli.s n nas ssR 70 se%e s lucky
w To aviator It ss subject 1bjss to to the the following Rsah 8 conditions: 1900 to The
.s syist aI IS fsem a W2smin who a d5pg $1,000 8 eo # h r IS s fro% Casper Casper ) 7 The fhs|
offer mol includes de b na sex :, The = gold vii, m ls ~ n,; On 1 dspos race d1an e
advice from General Pershing, or the officer IN command Of the
The opheim MONTY Observer very pertinently inquiries;
In speaking OF giving AID ana cOmIOII ~ Gne cA1uly, WIce oDWu us
the fellow who writes those canned editorials attacking the
administration, which appear every week in most OF the Republi-
can country weekies on our list
Reports from the east tell Of a lobster shortage. Different
here. We still have the antiNonpartisan league editors with US
THE CALL TO
Oh, who today would be soft comforts slave,
Compute his petty losses: count his gold;
Oh, who so base to cheaply play the knave,.
. Needing not the threat the dark hours mold;
Nor see Armageddon's flags umfurled
With doomsday brooding DER q harassed world.
Oh, who would wilful Wanton through the day.