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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18
flomn,cn I ,llcntana.

Vinings. Wtentana, b. 14he Stunt.
Ter er lihen Soranhrius / Glom.
ittiatienen. Zen itRrte Sarue pen.
parer. nlelt besuagtet er @anhitanneli
/ Slooen !ige bsi. fanife eneog e,
Smule bsiere,
Ere bamilier, fom 1lommen bapbe
tpunsei til Of isae Mebming eppe |
1rerne. err biet rebbebe.
9et err enbeiig ipffebes Rertberil
Vacifiebanen at iaa aabnei lin 9iuie
p~eiienira. Serinles er Burlington.
benens Gaiper-Senp .Sinie biote'
fet al ct @asnarae / RGrbeben al
sitefia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18
Sfoobranoe / u1ontand.

WiSicula, Mont., 0cn 12te Stunt:
9olrige % farliee S%Iocbranoe raIcr
/ DC fniistsrre Sfogitrpfninecr /
ncitligc Wontana % norolige Sbu-
DO, % DC forplanter iig mcb Ell ioa
riucnoe Surtigbcb. at Situotionen
lcr megct triicube no.
ODER 800 Wano or hoe at be.
fipmpe 9ranbene / Notionalifoaene
/ bette Giitrift. vi bette initial er
$50 Wallo iat til at beifptte Sunhs.
bpen gsicr i Slatbcabifogcn. iom
truc5 meo 1ilintetgisreIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18
Dilla cr paa spill i0ien.

" Vaic. Ger. 3. 1909 SUIT
Ncmti GrnrauSaiclhotcr blcp brTbt
al @anotttcr urocr Srnnciacc @illns
~periouligc @cbclie, icm bnuoe itoppei
80 plpnhrct ct VasiaGertoa nrr
Snniiagc T~cpasaIicrc | Statcn III.
rangc, Get ~for!pher, at @anhitterne
bertiertc mcb 'is I'll @icrsene If al
De f~ptnoelise Vaaloacrcr. Stsritc.
pnrten Al Dem i!ngc Bigger,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18
6iempenote Soloater.

Woibinptpn, .. g., 3. 13be Suni.
Girtt ipgr % iaarcec Solboter fra
ben amcrifonife grpcoitionsitprfc |
europa bragtcs forrigc llge tilbaee
ill DC 1or. Stater. llaen forib un.
fpm Der 1874.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

Sngenisrfnrpiet: Sergeant ". s.
Sbca.
MnmlltitionstrGmet &orporal &.
emery.
SignalfbrpIet: Sergeant &obert
Gunoas, Mellige u. 81. @alG, &. q.
@rap, $. 6. Ginning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

forriac llac tilbopc ira eli 70 Waa'
ncocrs Torrctninpsrcilc | Torooe'
itri,,
WrS. Signor 0abI bapec Ssr'
hoo oct llheIe at brTffc i'm Arm
poo TO Stcocr. ioct buu"cranfcoe"
fin Alitomobil.
VroicSlor 8, n. 3ineclitoh
or rci't I'll Chicago, boor ban |
Counter iprtiTttcr inc Siuoicr for
Toftorarubcn pcb Chicago llnlpcr.
iitp.
abpofot Z. 2. @sIafion ira
Cannon Sails, Mimi, por iioiic
3prshaG' / @pcu | Sorrctningcr %
oiIogoe poina "Gccornb-T oiten" Ell
Giiit.
s. s. Hcob fra Hortbmoob,
q. Gaf., lonl bar beieNt SlTgt o9
%crrncr / Gibactpnp % @onfon, al
Iagoe ct 9eisg pua bort aontor |
SorSoogS,
Oscar z. Wonion bar al
Tleniant Sill Conjunction 50. flsbt
set al &ompaniet nDlia opIerte mo.
ocruc &lls paa Nlcaiant Sill. Sip
bclummcr bar S4,i00.
Gomaro Nlloerion ira Scon.
arc, g. 2af., tilbragtc liOitc llge
noalc Gage / Gecorub poa Silent
reiIcn ira @isconlin, bpor ban CT
Iio bapbe ppret poa Ncis8.
VroieSior Z. &. Sbomplon og
Gomilie reiite Ssrooe til Chicago,
bpor DC hereIter pil bo. Ero'esloreil
opertager en- uonerfet Stluing lont
STrer peo Gbicagoe @eiIfoler.
No5ert 9lnunoiens 10 Iar
qornlc Sen inlot iorleocn DAG neo
poo SoriolIgct ira ct SrI / en-
Ssioc al 20 500 % mobtog femme
Aupltelicr / Sopcort pg aroppcn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gbriitinn
Gale ira Camp 0oogc tilbraqtc ito
tie llgc noqlc Sage biculme hos lin
Snmilic. Gctte bar hans ferltc
Tcrmi&iion, iibcn ban off mo / &r.
rem iiolte SeIt.
Mr@. 6. Nllicbn ira Nan.
lille, u. 0St., bcis9er for Chen in
Setter, Mr3. u. &crario. Nlnl
fon bcrnco I'll ScgroucllCn citcr
Seiicrcn MrH. Gbriit TctcrIon, ionn
iolbt Stco / Mlltfou / Ter0nga.
NlIbcrt 2cin, SN al DIR. %
Mrs. 2Guorcm %cin i Mcit Gccoroh,
"a cit SNn al Nlomiter0nrtncr Sp'
monhS rciiic Srcong til Minncopo-
lis 'or at hucrpc ii9 / Tlnnocn.
hinge 9cin or finn 10 Mar 0nmmCl.
: @rcp iii line SorPlorc, Mtr.
90 WrS. Nid)nrb Strilbbc, i~fripcr
ScrQrout Ncalie Sdrllbbc, at ban
blouot andre. Ser tiencr nco @T
rciis &cipitalsprien / Sort @liis,
or uhlet iii at afana til Sraufri9e /
ber nrrmcitc Nrcmtib.
Teo SpmroioreninacnS iioitc
Weoe / Srcoo1a hos u. e. G.uolc
lruloc Troicoior Nolpif ira Wal.
oori College / IprCit Gitp holot 30
lcoraa opcr GiQicrcn @clbnucn,
men han iii 6orbinorin0cr. &itcoct
taItc 6ornanocu. Troic@ior Siu.
Nclitn0, ON inc Snbtrnf ira oct fir
felipe Nnr@mp0e / Sarge.
Trpicalor Normau Ntatiolt
res Sutbcr College bar bucrpct llN
l Nrmccn % cr Ell al &c me Sol
batter. Iont uigoar hcrirn bcn ODE
Is. Scrnlcb nil Der nplton ire 90
tnuicr ! G~oIcecta 2rrcrpcrlcnole
icr urItc Sfolcnor, ioct ioruoen
M}otiou@, Vroicnior Srprca %
Trnicaior Ghompiora Stilin3er pil
nlaotte bcirttc& mco me WGnb.
Nroieaior q. g. Srnre, Scr
; ilcrc Nor hur rTrct Carer uco gu.
thcr College. bar reiiqncrCt ira i'm
StinirN % ilnttcr | biSic Gage iii,
bnQc iii @lcuipoob. Winr.. hpor
Tnn1illcu tiNligcrc bochc. Troica.
ior Srnrc har / Irli1crc Sib orrct
mcointcrcaicrct ! @laoet "@Irupooo
Scroll" % upcrtoGcr III otter
Griitcn al octtc Iom Heoaftsr cg
NcItnrcr. Soopcl bInrot bans Wcb-
Irrcrc rro Gollrpct irni hans % ia.
mjlicia mango Tcnncr clcrs or ser
a~IninhcliN Ncfloaclic over. at hci,
hor bcitcut ia til al iorlaoc Sc
cornb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

forward in the direction of attaining
this goal.
"All young peoples meetings, Sun
day School, and the like, are held ex-
clusively in English"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18
Zen norifc amerifaIiuies Nftier.

SisIse Telegram ira Soueofontorct
/ ariitiania Ill einiens Chicago
aontor, bateret Den 13be Sum-, mar
aurien paa 9iniens atticr poo Sri.
ltiania 9srs 47afe, earr $25S.66
pr. attie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18
neems @esr.

g sSarencbc Stotcrs Tcirbiircol
~ntrhSclcr ialarnac ON Tcirct / GioS'
r,trrrrct i7Nc-92bc Suni:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys;
Generally fair; warmer in north
portion Tuesday,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

i Spanien er bet iaa gebt isin
ubeluffenhe apinoer Der ieiOer slpi.
fer paa 1aDen-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

SiliaIaS.-10,00O Icres 2ano
- i MuSieilheH Saasp, Wnniaua. irlses
for fra SIS til $40 pr. Acre. Sioen fontant
afbetalins os lang, let afbetalinaStio PAD.
Rsitsn. Grtnriien buer Sirsoas. Sor ners
mere llnbsrretutns tilifrip Go. &. Souoen,
Oecorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

NntfeS.- Stomaser snifes itrar.
~ Ooh Detailing, itasist Nrbeiae. IS. ~.
Setfeu, Sepils cate, q. Saf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

Eaa Newfoundland bar man eno.
aloris tr,1ffet en- Sldnee, en- Cubic
ener en- Egle. :
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

10000 Icres logged Of 2anb
L tiliaIsS bilist. eette afbetalinssuil.
faar. 10 Nores eler mere. Sfriu efter
SpIpsutMssr. @eperbaeuier Climber So,
Saconta, @aih.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

airs. Ghriit Vcicrion nsoc |
InutoU iorrt9c Guabae, rcu l2tc
Suli. &un a 'sot Nnomafcc
Goun,p ben 30te Jauuar 1855 al
8srrisrcre Sans Y 2eubrnotcn
"a &uitru, &Hu bar beet Wan.
fen co, 30 Mar. Nqoco Mnnn
sehe for 10 Mar iioer,
Tfhsbc eficrtaocr III fem Ssn.
iler. Vanl. Scarf "a s8il I @aufon,
Sermon grmecu I Camp 9obec
% Clarence I Miappirc. n, Dat, Dc
10 ltoite fem begge til 9igbe.
airnselIen; Iiacleoes bar Nfbsoes
Ssiier. Wtrs q. &uiebp ira Wap.
bile. y, 9nf,. % Mrs, WabeI
@ruce fra 6Oreii Gitp. Sa.. ti!iicoc,
@earauellen fcresif 2sroog, 80.
flor Saccb 6ielOe forretieoe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

. iIiaIgS. -40til GAO Icres sobt
- rane uben fontant aibetalina be FORTE
10 aar. Silifrip s. Maribau, GIopertou,
Minn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18
NpDsfalS.

Cie Sanqoas / Canoe S~onuIhip
fpbc oluoielig / lin Son Sobu
Sou0aoa' Stem ! SeuoopH. Wr.
90 Itrs. Sohn 2an1aus par rent
Fort iii 9tobocn, % pes Sibln
iagbc Ole Ill @arucharucnc, al ban
oiIbe tnge liz Ell Cur oucr I'll
Wtrs. 2argana', hpiltct ban al og
iii pleiebe al girrc. Narncnc az
roreoc ham nlno al Qoa. "a Set uar
ip~riprhclia normt, men ban aif nlll
qeocl. "a Spnncn fpnl hicul, tClc
ipncreoc ban Tor at ioruiaic liz on,
ar Den @umle rnr i aoo Nchol0, %
Oct piitc ia oo, al han ilct lite por
fomnlet opcr Ill 0tra. 9uu0oua,
Gr giterieqcIic bIen M lat i1onl,
% REQ 12.3loeu ionNt man bans
sig Iiegenhc nrr Stotitct pcb PIG
Canoe Strife. San a Ell Wlno
mcb 600 0cIic, % Scr a tilinnc.
yobenoe intct, ION morQIcbc ham
tiSIiacrc poa Go9cr. "a han ipiitc
booNc 6rofoit "a Mi1ho0 mes 0o>
gppctii.
@fSsse par ieot / SirlSoos 0cr
14hc Scricmber 1889 % uor ioo'
IcScs life lanai ira SO Mar GAM.
mel San for iii Nrcrlfo / Mai
1875 ~ lar bcIc liNcu beet her !
Gourtprt, mco llnotaNcIic al ct
. gtar. Sans Nuitru Neoc ior II
Stnr iiocn. San citcrInocr liz Sen.
ren ScNr 20 ii &orucboru.
@caraccricn f~orcaaar imcrQcr.
Tirsno1, 81. . 'ro ScrRcEnict "a
81 3 irn Sniars ajrfr. Batter
@iIheIm Toaruaicu iorrc,trr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

&ompetent Hi9e for
alminbeIiet Susarbeibs- Seq fan ops
sipe abresltr til sobe Siem. buori toupe.
tent SieIp snites, ON TO euer here Siser
ifuloe enite al reiie iommeu III @ebiier
@itu. Mrs. Noreit !. Sau, 1910 @iuiou
ape., Ssebiter Sitp, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

-IMatemtoute"" faaes frit, @i-
per llnberpisuius / at erbolbe pa:
tenter. Gtabieret 1855. slnberiou & Son,
slopofater, TAO - 7tb CT, @albinston.
8. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

= tfaI9S.-Sarm paa 100 Icres
/ centrale @isconiin. @eb nbmerfet
Statspei. ~ Wil ira COB Sp. so acres
epbprtet. Relten COB Sfos os 6apnesana.
Vris $4,000, Guer pl l9lse be opbyrfebe SO
acres alene for $4,000. &. W. Surt, Gier,
q. i. .. l., @eiper, ystSconiin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-18

Harm tiIial9S. - 800 Icres.
y 4 MiI ira Sn, iaIaes biaist, Gnbel
Sentant, Meiien paa sobe @iltaar, Sor Ops
lpsnins firm til y. ariitianien, Sbepenne,
g. Cat, Rmte b,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
AGAIN ASKS DELETION
OF SHIPPING NEWS

All newspapers have again been
urged by the Navy Department, thru
the Committee on Public Information,
to discontinue the publication Of news
items and advertisements which may
in any degree indicate the location or
movement Of vessels.
This notice has not been issued be-
cause of new circumstances endanger-
ing ocean shipping has arisen
but because it is felt that voluntary
censorship has not yet achieved the
fullest measure of essential secrecy
in the protection Of merchant ship
ping. The notice asks that all refer
ences to names Of ships, dates Of sail
ing and arrival, information Of routes,
schedules, cargoes, location and move
ment Of ships be deleted from nsws
rand advertising copy.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT
MAKING INVESTMENTS

Bismarck, N. D., May 23.-The
North Dakota Council of Defense feels
it necessary to again urge people OF
this state to exercise care in the max
ing of investments. An unusual num-
ber of oil stocks have recently been
offered to the state public, and there
are many other ventures in which our
people are asked to invest. Often
these propositions prove to be highly
speculative. This is time, says the
council of defense, when America
needs all Of it's resources for legiti-
mate development and for the finan-
cling of the vast war enterprises IN
which our nation is engaged. No
good American can afford to take
chances with his money now. He owes
his country the exercise of sound busl-
ness Judgment and a conservative
business policy. The national govern
ment is discouraging all new projects
not essential to the success OF the
great war. The council of defense
suggests that newspapers carefully IN
vestigate stock selling enterprises be-
fore they open their advertising col
umns to. them, and that in every in
stance where there is question as to
the stability of the proposition that
they protect their readers by placing
the facts before them, editorially OF
through their news columns.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
SECOND DRIVE
HUGE SUCCESS
Incomplete Returns Show That Both
Bottineau City and County Have Ov-
ersubscribed the Allotment Upwards
of Twenty-Five Per Cent.
TOWNS AND CITIES LIKEWISE.
State Council of Defense Protects
Soldiers While Absent in Govern
ment Service-Care Urged in Max
ing Business Investments.

AS was freely predicted the second
Red Cross drive in Bottineau county
proved an unqualified success. Al
though the returns at the present time
Thursday p. N.Y. are very incon-
plete it is definitely known that all
the towns and cities have subscribed
upwards Of twenty-five per cent, more
than their allotment, while some Of
the country precincts have done even
better than that. The heavy rains Of
the earlier part of the week prevent
ed many from getting out to the poll
ing places and greatly retarded the
canvass, but when the returns are all
in there is every assurance that the
county as a whole will have oversub-
scribed it's allotment by most graft
flying figure. Bottineau city's allot-
ment was $875.00 and upwards Of
$1,000 was voluntarily subscribed the
first half day; this amount will un-
doubtedly be increased to upwards of
$1,200.00 before the drive is over.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23

agricultural agencies with which it is
closely cooperating, and inspired by
patriotic motives as we'll as by econ
omic interests, succeeded in overcom-
ing difficulties and in greatly enlarg-
ing their operations. They planted the
largest acreages in the history of the
q. ion, produced record crops Of most
-. and increased the number Of
Gve~ q. = With effective organiza-
tion al. ';cation and with such as
sistance a. Department Of Agri.
culture and Z tate agricultural
agencies with the<a4f1creased person
mel and facilities can render, it is be-
lieved that they can better the record
Of last year and again produce large
quantities Of foods, feedstuffs, and
livestock, not only to meet the needs
of this country but Of the nations Of
Europe with which we are associated
in this great struggle. The committee
urgently recommends that the appro'
priations suggested in the accompany.
ing bill be made available to the De.
partment Of Agriculture in order that
it may continue to foster every feas'
ible way the great agricultural in.
dustry Of the Nation"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
BABY WEEK.

A baby week is campaign with a
two-fold purpose: (1) to give the
mothers and fathers of community
the opportunity Of learning the most
important facts with regard to the
care of the baby; (2) to bring home
to the community knowledge of the
facts regarding the needless deaths
of it's babies and a realization of the
ways in which it must protect them.
A baby week should be community
campaign; each person in the COM
munity should feel that he or she has
part in it.
If argument were needed for great
er attention to the physical care Of
children in the United States it is
found in the result of the first draft
with it's rejectment Of one third Of
the men as not physically sound. We
are told that a large proportion of
the reflections were for causes dating
back to infancy and early childhood
which could have been removed had
they been recognized and treated pro-
perly at the right time. Careful study
of the available sources of informa-
tion about child welfare in the prin-
cipal warning countries reveals strik-
ing developments Of work to save the
lives and health Of mothers and babies,
and to maintain family life and home
care Of children. For example, Eng
land during the second year of the
war reduced her infant mortality rate
to the lowest point in her history and
a special report issued in 1917 by the
medical officers Of the local govern
ment board of Great Britain sets
forth the simple methods by which
this was accomplished. The new war
orphan laws Of France and Italy
make special provision for children
whose homes have been broken up by
the casualties of war. Foreign au-
thorities agree that child welfare work
must be developed now, in the midst
of exhausting war; the future of each
nation makes this imperative.
A Baby Day program will be held
in the Methodist church in this city
on Saturday afternoon, June 1st, at
8 %. m.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
REGISTRATION DAY JUNE 5th.

The act providing for the registra-
tion of men who have become 81 years
of age since June 9Th, last, has been
passed by Congress and proclamation
by the president will be issued short
ly, naming June 9Th, next, as the day
for registration.
The county seat at Bottineau is
is named as the place Of registration
for Bottineau county and the local
board will handle all registrants ut
their office in the county court house,
on that day. ~, e.s-s-,-
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
SOLDIERS PROTECTED
WHILE AWAY IN SERVICE

Bismarck, N. D., May 23.-The
North Dakota Council of Defense is
sued it's first executive order under
the new civil rights bill passed at the
recent special session of legislature
for the protection of soldiers and their
families. when it cited a Beach bank
to answer to a complaint that it had
foreclosed a chattel mortgage given
by Adam Faris, who is overseas, serv-
ing with Co. M of the Second North
Dakota. The complaint was made by
Mrs. Faris, now living in Chippewa
Falls, Wis.,, who stated the mortgage
was foreclosed February 5. The NOR
atorium act passed by the special ses-
sion in January bore an emergency
clause and became effective January
20. Under this law no action for Aht
may be brought against a soldier dur
ing the period he is in service nor for
a. year following his discharge.
Adam Faris, who was an elevator
man at Beach, gave mortgage on his
home in 1916. About year later he
enlisted, and since Christmas 1917 he
has been in France. Mrs. Faris has
children, and she advised the defense
council that her only income was the
allotment from her husbands allow
ance as soldier. In her letter to the
council of defense she claimed that no
notice of foreclosure was given her,
and that even the children's toys,
books and other articles were seized.
It is important that every North Da-
kota citizen become familiar with the
moratorium act, and for this reason
the council of defense is having print
ed sufficient number Of copies to
permit placing one in every home. Un-
der this law any next friend of q SOL
dier in France in case of a civil ac-
ton by appearing for him and claim
ing the benefits Of the moratorium.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
MAIL FROM PRISONERS
FREE FROM POSTAL DUTIES

American prisoners of war in Ger
many are entitled to receive and send
letters, money orders, and valuables,
and parcelpost packages weighing not
more than II pounds when intended
for international mail, free from all
postal duties.
Mail should be addressed to the
prisoner of war, giving his rank, the
name of the prison camp where he is
held, if it is known, followed by
prisoner of War Mail, via New
York" All such mail should also bear
the name and address of the sender.
Parcel-post packages for prisoners
of war in enemy countries may not be
sent by organizations or societies and
only one package a month may be
sent. If more are received the one
apparently from the prisoners next
of kin will be forwarded and the 9th
ers held in New York pending COM
munication with the senders, with
whose consent such excess packages
may be sent to other prisoners of
war who had received no package dur
ing that month. Lacking this con-
sent, the packages will be returned to
the senders.
Only the following articles may be
included in the packages: Belts not
made of leather; hair, hand, tooth,
shaving and shoe brushes; buttons;
hard candy; cigars and cigarettes;
combs; crackers and biscuits; gloves
not made of leather; handkerchiefs;
pocket knives; needles and thread;
pencils and pens; penholders; pens;
pipes; safety razors and blades; shaw
ing soap, powder, or cream; shirts
and scarfs; shoe laces; smoking or
chewing tobacco; toilet soap; socks;
sweaters; tooth powder; paste or IL
quid mouth wash; towels; underwear;
personal photographs; periodicals pub
lished prior to the beginning Of the
war.
Letters and packages will be sub
ject to careful censorship.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23

The British meat shortage is be-
ing felt more severely that at any
time since the war was started. That
the shortage is not confined to meats,
however, is shown by the fact that eff
fective control Of the milk supply is
already being considered, in order to
meet q possible greater shortage lat
er in the year, and that some sections
Of English labor are favoring extern
sions Of the compulsory rationing sys-
tenn to bread, cheese, and tea.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23
syINGEN.NORsTAD NUPTIALs.


Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Neely, the mar
riage ceremony Of Mr.. Peter o. Swim
gen and Miss Lauerette Beatrice Nor
stad, was solmenized by Rev. Conrad
Bodine, pastor of the Norwegian
Lutheran church, on Sunday, May Is,
1918. at 10 a. m. The bride was sup
ported by here sister Miss Ethel Nor
stad and the groom was attended by
his brother; Mr.. Alfred Svingen.,
There were present only the rela-
tives Of the contracting parties and
after the wedding dinner was served
the bride and groom departed fol
Glendive, accompanied by A. B. An
derson who drove the car. Mrs. Swim
gen took the train Monday at II a. M,
for Winamango, Mimi, where she will
visit her grand parents for about two
weeks, then return. Mr.. and Mrs,
Svingen will then auto to Bottineau,
N. D., on visit to his parents.
The groom is one Of our most pros.
porous young farmers and has lived
on his homestead since Savage was
started and has many friends in town
as we'll as in his neighborhood where
he is held in the esteem.
The bride is sister of Miss Marie
Anderson, and a niece of Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Anderson. She has made he1
home in Savage for the past year OF
more and has many friends among
the young people with whom she asso-
ciated.- Yellowstone Valley Star, Say.
age, Mont.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23

There are now 20 uniforms for wo-
men in war work in the United States.
They are for munition workers, tele-
phone and radio operators, yeomen,
employees Of Shipping Board and the
Food Administration, Red Cross work
ers, X. M. G. A. workers, Woman'a
Motor Corps, Girl Scouts, and students
.of the. National Service School Of the
Woman's Naval Reserve.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23

penalty of court martial. The number
of cases under which fighting men
quailed before the dentists forceps is
said to have made the order neces-
sary.
New Ruling as to Insurance. "a
Officers proceed to solicit the new
men as fast as they arrive to take
out life insurance provided by the
government. This insurance is in lieu
of pensions in case the men are killed
or wounded. In case of death de-
pendents receive the insurance in
monthly installments. Most of the
men insure for $4,000. This gives
dependents in case Of death a month
ly allotment of $56.50 for 20 years.
Soldiers or sailors discharged because
they are enemy aliens or conscientious
objectors lose both allotments and in
surance under new sections of the war
risk insurance bill. Compensation of
$100 month is provided in the meas
ure for those losing both feet, hands
or eyes. Other new sections provide
that allotments and family allowances
shall not be assignable or subject to
the claims of creditors and that they
shall be tax exempt. Government
insurance is proving popular with
newly enlisted men, more than $400,-
100000 being added to the total last
week. The law allows men joining
the colors 120 days after their enlist
ment within which to apply for wal
insurance.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23

No admission fee will be charged but
collection will be taken up to be CIV
en- to the Red Cross. Everybody come.
Concert will commence at p. m.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23

The Treasury Department has ex-
tended to Great Britain an additional
credit Of $75, 900, 900, making the total
Of American loans to that country 81
795, ,O00, 900, and the. total to all
cobelligerent nations at this time S.
s63;s5O, 900.