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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
HALF RATE ON HAY
~1 OFF APRIL FIRST

Bismarck farmers who are in need
of hay will do well to stock up before
April 1st. according to the railroad
commissioners Of North Dakota. The
half rate on the transportation Of hay
and feed expires April 1st. The board
of railway commissioners have form
ally requested the Great Northern,
Northern Pacific and Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railroads to ex-
tend the period Of low rates establish
ed by the federal railroad administra-
tion but no assurance that the board
will be successful can be given says
v. E. Smart, rate expert.
To assure themselves Of the half
rate on hay and feed shipments farm
ers must place their orders so that the
shipments win start moving from
their destination before April LIST. The
governing date in determining the
freight rate is the day the bill of lad
ing is executed and not the date of re
ceipt. J. e. Calderhead secretary OF
the board says he is in receipt of COM
plants Of shortage of cars for haul
ing hay and feed. He is anxious to
have the half rate extended to May 15
to help the drought stricken farmers
in the western part Of the state, but
has received no reply to date. @
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The high school student body and
faculty enjoyed Victrola concert on
Wednesday at assembly period. Mr..
Bach has promised US several of these
treats before the close of the school
term. .
The series of class basketball games
closed with the seniors carrying off
honors in the Senior High School and
with the Junior 3 team carrying the
banner in the Junior High.
The last word in athletics, however,
comes from the game on Friday the
26th between High School and Nor
NAL School teams. The girls game re-
suited in score of 10 to in favor
of the high school. In the boys game
the high school kept the lead all the
way thru the game. The score, when
the whistle blew was SO to 28 in the
high schools favor. Gorder referred
the game.
Two interesting parties have recent
" been given in the high school build
ing. Following the class series of bas-
ket ball games the seniors entertain
9F
ed the sophomores, and on last Sat
urday evening the Sophomores gave
a party in honor of their class advis-
or.
The Seniors have tentatively set the
date for the Library Benefit Carniv-
al at the high school for Saturday
April II.
Debating for next year has good
start in the right direction. The new
" organized Debating Club held its
second enthusiastic meeting on Mon
day night. Impromptu debates were
given BY Lorentz Wigeby, Merle Mac
Balm, Karl Pinkerman, Edna Hawn,
Kate Hawn ard Margaret Kovarik on
the question, Resilved: that Pres. Will
son should be given a third term.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTICES

Sunday morning service at 1O:45,
Easter subject: Darkest Night =
Brightest Morn" Sunday School at II
M. Easter offering from Sunday
School for missions. Evening service
at 1880, Subject: aThe Grave in q
Garden" an Easter message Of hope
and triumph. No special services next
week, while the Inter Church County
Conference is on. Otherwise meetings
ii the Church from Wednesday to FRI
day nights. 81 was glad when they
said unto me, Let rs 60 up unto the
House of the Lord. g I.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
NOTICE
To Our Customers of B0ttineau

We the undersigned Merchants of
Bottineau do hereby agree to the CO.
operative delivery system, which be-
gins Monday, April 9Th. Will deliver
twice daily, at the hours Of 10 A. M.
and A P. NJ, except Saturdays, will
make one extra trip at Z p. M. No de-
liveries made outside the times speci-
fled above, except to hotels and res
taurants. We believe we can give you
quicker and better service under this
system. We will appreciate yopr CO.
operation.
Signed,
Bottineau Cooperative Store Go.
Bottineau' Grocery Go.
Catlin Smith & Co.
Star Grocery.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
HIGH SCHOOL TRIMS NORMAL

Friday night at the high school
gymnasium the High School and For
estry Normal teams met in basket
ball game to decide the city champion
ship and the high. team won out
score 1928. However the Normal
team has also beaten the high this
winter and another game between the
two teams would really decide the
city championship.
Friday nights game was anything
but interesting as neither team show
ed any real fight. The Normal boys
have not played since returning from
their Minnesota trip. 81 #
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
NOTICE TO FARMERS

Humane Sense Dehorning Pencil
will dehorn your calf, and only takes
a few minutes to do it. A twelve year
old boy or girl can do it as well as
two men can do it later on, besides
the loss Of time and the risk Of stock
in dehorning the old way. One pencil
will dehorn 80 calves and only costs
81. 90 and is guaranteed to do the work
or your money back, send for one now
and have it when you need it. Address
r. T. Quasi, Gardena, N. D. 1tp.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
INNOCULATION FOR
- SWEET CLOVER

Anyone wishing to secure innocu-
lating material to innoculate sweet
Clover, Alfalfa or other legumes
write to County Agent Aamodt and he
will send, YOU cards which can be
mailed to the Department of Agricul-
ture and the material will be sent free.
Any bank that is interested can write
and get number of these cards and
the farmers can call at the bank and
get them
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
FARGO BANKS ARE
NOT SuCHTED
FORUM LIE ABOUT STATE
TO TRANSFER OF s45, 900

FafgO-lne FOrQm Is or CfleS 10 De
the friend of the bankers of the Gate
City. There are times however when
the zeal of friend does more harm
than good. A recent article in which
the Forum whined about the decrease
in bank deposits in Fargo and attrib-
uted this to the operation of the Bank
of North Dakota is case in point.
The Forum claimed that the tinroads
of the State Bank took Cass county
funds out of local banks and put them
in other parts of the state to the mis-
fortune of Fargo. As a result Of the
Forum article officials Of the Bank
Of North Dakota have observd that
Fargo banks still hold $45,O00 more
money than belongs to Cass county
and this money will be transferred
to parts of the state where the funds
are more urgently needed.
The situation as to- public funds in
Fargo banks is explained by Director
General Cathro of the Bank Of North
Dakota: 1t is true that the Bank of
North Dakota has withdrawn q lot
Of money from banks in Fargo. When
the Bank of North Dakota took over
the public funds, it found that there
has been deposited in banks in Cass
county $937,670,14, whereas the
amount of public funds belonging to
Cass county and the political subdvi-
sions thereof, including cities, villa
ges, townships and school districts,
was only $622, ,932.18. Therefore the
banks in Cass county had $414,737.96
more public funds than belonged to
that county. >~"s-.+ss,,s''vs "' '-'' '>-s.H' e.
"On February %, 1920 the amount
of public funds belonging to Cass
county and the political subdivisions
theerof, was $726,095.54 and there
was redeposited in banks in Cass conn
ty $781, ,192.16, being $45, more
money than belongs to Cass county.
We have corrected the discrepancy by
reducing the $414,000 of excess money
that Cass county had to an excess
amount of 5000 and in view of the
Forums emphasis of the discrepancy
tho they claimed that it was unfavor-
able to the Fargo banks) that remain
ing excess can be transferred to where
lit will do more good, or rather where
the need is more urgent. i.
r. .sWhile there was no attempt to
withdraw these excess funds until af-
ter crop moving time, SO as not to
cause any local embarrassment, it is
probable that the people in the
drought-stricken portions Of the state
will look with favor on leaving in
Cass county a considerable volume of
funds more than originates in that
county, when there are SO many other
portions of the state in actual and
greater need of funds to finance their
spring farming operations and conse-
quently further Withdrawals must be
made" @ 2@
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01

For Sale s English Shepherd pups,
$500 eaeh s. ate1s. Bottineau.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
HANDY HINTS
Fly Repellant

| cake laundry soap, gallons boil
ing water, gallon crude oil, ounces
Napthaline. Dissolve soap in boiling
water and add crude oil and napthal-
enc. It is best applied with spray
pump. Unlike most fly repellants this
does not loose its fly repellant qualit-
les upon evaporation.
Worm Preventative and Tonic for Pigs
From Far. Bull. 566
l bushel crushed charcoal, bushel
hardwood ashes, s lbs. salt, 8 lbs. air
slaked lime, A lbs. sulphur, 2 pounds
A.. --d copperas. Mix well and feed
- .eder. Allow pigs free access.
: ~' Lice Emulsion
cake laundry soap, gallon boil
ing water, 2 gallons crude oil. Dissolve
soap in boiling water, then add crude
oil, stirring we'll. When ready to use
add IL to Is gallons of warm water.
For Disinfecting Premises
l gallon kerosene, 2 gallons crude
oil. Apply with spray pump.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
Poultry Lice Powder

Mix / part crude carbolic acid and
8 parts gasoline to plaster Of Paris,
all that the powder will absorb. When
dry pulverise and store in dry tight
cans until ready for use. r..
Good Disinfectant for Dairy Utensils
2lbs. sal soda, / lb. choloride of
lime, 1 gallon Of water. Let stand 4S
hours, then pour off liquid. table
spoonful in the water used for wash
ing buckets, canss9 cream separators
etc. will prove 4 good disinfectant and
deodorant. A teagpoonful in milk is
also good for calves suffering from
scours.
--~ Government Whitewash
n bushel lime. Slack in keg with
blanket over it. 3 lbs. ground rice, IL
quarts common salt, 8 lbs. whiting,
/ lb. ground glue. After Stacking lime
put thru screen to remove humps.
Make brine of salt and add other in
grediants. Let stand for 8 days to
sour. Add water enough to use in spray
pump. This whitewash will not come
off as readily as other whitewashes,
and cases have been known where it
stood service for several years.
C. B. Aamodt, County Agent.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01
LANCER WILLING
TO Be GOVERNOR
SLIPPERY BILL YIELDS TO DE-
MAND" FOR HIS CANDIDACY
BIG BIZ APPROVES

Bismarck-The awful suspense is
over. Bill LANCER has announced his
candidacy for the r ican nomin-
alton for governor State y. -;es
to be held June 80. Dr.. lstor 81,
requests of his friends and tne--
ent demand Of public opinion induced
him to make this announcement, says
the modest attorney general. March
% is the historic date on which Lam
ger informed the officers Of the 'sFed-
Grated Farmers Clubs" and the Lam
ger for Governor Clubs" that he was
willing to ofer himself on the altar
of the I. v. A. to redeem the state of
North Dakota from the tolls of the
Nonpartisan League. It is curious
coincidence that the gentleman who
=. was honored by the receipt Of Lam
gers letter, the man in whom crystal
ized the demand for LANCER for gov
ernor, is none other than Simon J..
Nagel Of Morton county who has been
Langer's political angel since LANCER
first made his debut in county politics.
The Morton County Stateman di-
vides his platform into two parts
things he would protect and things he
advocates. He would protect legiti-
mate private interests, the farmer and
his property from I. w. WIS and the
people from the profiteers. To be spe-
cific LANCER advocates rural credits
banks, state-owned flour mills under
non-political expert management linn
tied to reasonable expenditures, a
more practical and efficient hail in
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-04-01

81 Be sure to see "Alladin and his.
Wonderful Lamp" Saturday night.
Adm. ii and Is cents. Grand Theatre.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
WSSl TWSSl IWSSl
ELCO SALES BULLETIN.

The Electric Construction q
Sales Co. vydava anelicky psa
ny masicnik, fizenE krajanem
n. j. E. Kovarem. V livodnim
clanku reditel teto spoleGnosti
y. J. Y. Becka poiednava o
'nDSi sluzbe V oboru elektrinv.
Nimo line zpravy V tomto o.
horu popsanv isou charakterv
. 6innost iednot'ivVch pracovni
ii Y tomto podniku, ku pr. y.
y. nj. Fiala, p. JOS. ITCHY, y.
y. V. Becka, p. Jerry Komarek
= F. Hovorka. Mimo iinou Get
hi prinaSi krasnou basen "Kve
tinv pro ziiici'. Predplatne ma
tnnto Gasopis mali stanoveno
"nobra vIlle".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
II LUZKA NEMOCNE
DCERY.

Sedmnactileta RGzena Cope
nikova, 2314 vych. 61. ul. tr-
p6la influenzou a bv'a svou
matkou osetrovana. Kdyz wee
ra rano pacientka Sc probudila
spatrila matku svou jako obv-
cein6 u lnzka sedici. lee ne
hybnou. Pozdeii ziist6no. ze
matka u loze nemocne sv6
dcery skonala. Nasledkem dlou
htho bdeni dostavila Sc vysile-
most a ochrnuti srdce. Poznstat
Ky obetave. 52lete pani S. Ce-
nenikove poslanv byly do o.
kresni marnice, kde koroner
Ionl dnes obvykly inkvest "a
Iidi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
VZDUSNA POSTA TRPf
MRAZY.
S1WS SWISS

Nedlouho tomu, co poStovni
uiad obiednal V Martinovych
tovarnach pa aeroplany Sest
velkych letadel, ktera mela Wy
konavat pravidelnou postovni
sluzbu mezi New Yorkem, Gle
velandem q Chicagem. Letadla
ia pofizena nakladem $180.00O
a dnes v$echny ty aeroplany
isou bud' ztroskotane nebo po-
Skozene. Dva znicenv "a sne-
hove boure V Indian6. ieden
Ztroskotan V Pennsylvania q
7bVvaifcf poskozeny ia jinych
n'ilezitosti. VzduSna poSta IL
viva nvni obvce inVch lehkych
dvoiploSniku, kter6 vetr6m n
sn6hu lepe vzdoruji nez Marti
now t6zkopadne aeroplanv.
Pochvbuie Sc tudiz, re vlada
podobnYch t6zkych strojd k
poStovnim letGm bude ma dale
uzivati. Pravi Sc tez, ze nezku-
Senost dotcenych pilotG zavini-
la rozvrat eskadrv Martino-
vych postovnich letadel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
PROTI DRAZSfMU TELEFO.
NOVANf.
Radni vybor neschvaluje poza
davky Cleveland Telephone
Company.

Ponevadz fiditel mistni tele-
fonicke spoleGnosti predevci-
rem nadhodil, re jeho korpo-
race hodla zvysit poplatky "a
tolefonovanf, m6stska rada ci-
ri liz nynl kroky, aby vGGi po-
zadavkGm spolecnosti mesto
bvlo pripraveno. Vysadni ko-
misar Marshall svola zvlaStni
schulz korporacniho radniho
vvboru. "a kterezto schGze bu-
de sformovan zvlastni pro-
nram vGGi zminenemu pozadav
ku.
Nistska administrace sotva
da Si zdrazeni telefonovani do
voli q nekteri radni dosud ma
vrhuii. aby majetek spolecno-
eti .mestem bvl vvvlastn6n. Ne
nj prV pravdou. re telefonicka
enoleGnost prodelava. PrvotTid
nj akcionari vvdelavaii 10 pro
cent a druZi Z procent. kdez-
to pGvodni podilnici mali az
so nrocent uzitku. Telefonicka
epoleCnost zaGala V Clevelandu
s kapitalem S6.OOO.OOO n.y.
ndiSi ieii maietek ma ceny
S40,000.000. O neiakem defici
tn nemuze bvti tudiz reci a ma
sledovn6 mestska sprava zvySe
nj poplatku "a telefonovani So
iva dovo'i.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
ZELEZNICE PROPUSTl PKY
MNOHO ZRiZENCU.

Maiitele zeleznic pfipravu1l
sc po |. bfeznu, al ie dostanou
do vlastni spravy, propustltl ce
lou radu zeleznicnich zfizencu
a pridati prace tenn, ktere We
gvych sluzbach podrzf. Odka-
zuii Sc ma to, ze Cd t6 DOLBY, co
bvlv drahy pfevzaty vladou,
bvlo priiato tisice muzd a zen.
kter6 povazuii feditele "a zby-
teCne. Kolik itch bude propu-
atGno. t6zko Tici. ale nekterl u
davaii poCet ten ma 100000, j.
nj ieSt6 vice. Jak udava vrchni
fpditpl drah. kdvz bv'v drahv
vladou Dfevzatv, zam6stnavalv
1.702.G24 lidi. "a patnact me-
cici ma to. Y bFnznu 1919. me-
II We ovTch sluHhach 849.53O
Iidi. Jpnom u drahv Pennsvlva
rfa nribvlo 10000 zfizencd.
1ffpdnici 5eleznio odkazujf Sc
ma to. ae bude tfeba propusti-
Fl n1noh6. abv Sc vSecko dosta-
10 do starVch koleii, tax ably Sc
sta1 vynos vetSi. lie vSak Sc ne
nfr5e do starTch koleii doTtati
vSocko, Jest kazd6mn iasno.
Rvlat' n6kterVch cdborech "a
vedena osmihodinova doba pra
covni tpprvo od t6 dobv. co Via
da drahv pfevzala, q aby Sc O.
smihodinova prace odstranila a
nrodlouzila na desetihodino-
YOU, sotva by bvlo mono.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
WTSS1 TIT WSC
WASHINCTONOVY NARO-
ZENINY.

Naro7cninv prvniho presi-
danta Spoi. Stat6 George Wash
in"'tora bndou oslavovanv liz
7itra. V Clovnlandu nejv9tSi to-
hN drrh1 oslava bude konana
CIV klubem Ultra poledne V
Follenden hotelu. kde o Wash
i~~tonovi bude pfednaSeti ma
Si0, kraianHm chvaln6 znamy
rc~. Joel r. HAYDEN. X osla-
VI Citv klubu budou miti ten
tokrate i danny pTistnp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
K ZAJEZDU CESkE UMELE-
CKE DRUZINY DO AME-
RIKY.

Jak jsme struGne pred nedav
nem oznamili, chysta Sc do A
meriky druzina ceskych umel-
cu pozustavaiici opernich p6v
ca a hercG, iez hodla po Ame-
rice usporadati cesty "a 1celem
seznamovati Ameriku s neilep
Simi plody hudebni i dramati-
ck6 tvorby nasich pfednich
komponistG spisovateld. Jak
nam prav6 chicazskI reditel te
to vypravy p. ]. r. Kreici o.
znamuie, sucastni sc vypravy
primadonna brnensk6ho Narod
niho Divadla pf. Havelkova
spolu Sc svym chot6m, ienz bu
de rezisGrem spo'eCnosti. Pan
Havelka vratil Sc pred rokem 2
italske fronty a patfi mezi nei
povolanejSi vypravci ceskych
seen.
Vyiednava Sc liz II mas V
Clevelard6. kde by druzina wy
nravila n6kolik her pro obecen
ctvo ceske n6kter6m 2 vet
Sich divadel Smetanovu Pro
danou nevestu pro obecenstvo
Americk6.
Y Chicapu utvOTilo SO kon-
oorcium 8 1OdollarovVmi pOdi-
lv. aby zaiiSt6n bvl finanGni
2dar vVpravv maiici tax dale
kos5 5hle kulturni pos ami. Pan
Kreici mas pozadal. zda bv
snad n6kterV clevelandskVch
ob6tavych kraian6 podniku
chtel prihlaSenim Sc ia elena
edGastnit. Z podilnikG Sc krom
7anlaceni akcie iednou pro
vzdv neuklada zadnVch iinTch
novinnosti. Kdo by 81 pral svYn1
Glenstvim vVznamn1 uCel pod
"orovati, dopiS primo u. 7. p.
KreiGimu, div. fediteli. 1901
w. 25 St.. Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
DETSKA MASKARNf
ZABAVA.

Vezdv ely Sokol Cleveland
nfipravil ma zitrek We sve SIM
ra Quincy Ave. d6tskou ma
skarni zabavt. ieiiz pocatek u
stanoven ma tTeti hodinu odDo
ledni. tax abv mladea uzila do
sti a vZajemne Sc pobavila i V
kruhu dospelych. Vstupne OBJ
raSi ma osobu II cent?.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
NAHLA SMET MAJORA
DEVEREAUXE.

Vcera casn6 rano skonal We
sve residence blize Wickliffe
major Julian Devereaux, ne
davno z Francie Sc navrativsi.
Podlehl chripce a zanetu Pile
v nekolika hodinach DO SVEN 0
nemocneni. Major Devereaux
slouzil pred 'valkou u mexic-
kych hranic Y hodnosti kapita-
ma a ma zap. fronte We Francii
byl povysen ma maiora. Deve-
reauxova rodina pfinalezi k
neistarsim zdeisim pionyrdm a
takto ie pdvodu francouzsk6-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
fWSS1 rWSS1 WSS1
SCfTANf OBYVATELU.

Vladnl scitani obyvateln ma
Seho mesta jest temer skonGer
no, lee censuf ma nasem venkp
We neni dosud hotov. ponevaM
sb6ratele trpi neschndnosti "a
sn6zenych cest silnic. z NEST
stych sherate L byla prvni sou
pisem lidi a to v okoli Luna
parku. hotova mani Marie Dal
tonova. 10003 Elwell Ave-, Wv
delavsi V nekolika tydnech
S225.52. Druhou rychlou she
ratelkou je pani TT. Voidkova,
9713 Lamontiere Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
PROTI KORISTNfKUM.

DR.. Roueche, pfedseda okres
nj potravni komise, pfesv6dcil
60 prv, ze nekteri groceri3t6 po
Gitaii "a tucet cerstvych vail
eek rs az 80 cent?, kterazto ce
ma ie pry premrSt6na a odsou-
zenihodna. Komisaf navrhuie
t"diz odkupnikGm. ably podob
- predraaovani reportovali
adnimu vvSetrovateli Bliss
Mortonovi, jehoz povinnosti ie
proti kofistnikum soudn6 W.
etupovati. Mortonovo Gis'o te-
lefonu Jest Main 4140.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
BARN DANCE.

Sokol Tyrs pobavi sv6 cetn6
nFiznivce Ultra V Ceske Spoke
We SIM ma Buckeye tax IVA
rIm selskIm plesem Barn
Dance), ktcry 2apotne 0 osm6
hodinG veter. Neni pochyby,
@e i zitreisi vecirek Sokola
Tvr&e Cetne bude obeslan a ku
SeobecnG spokojenosti zakon-
st
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-20
MERENDA V BESfDKACH.

Sokol Havlicek usporada Il
ira V Besidkach Narodni Sine
ma Broadway maskarni meren-
du, ktera slibuie byti op6t
ZdarilOu. Cenv tentokrate od-
padnou. "a to vSak maskam do
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