The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-11-17
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EarUo-Armistice day will be At
tingly observed here.
kenmare-The Methodists Of this
city have purchased the local hospital.
Denhoff-A 2O-piece band has been
organized here with John NJ. Jasmann
Is leader.
Htllsboro-John and Joseph Slovick
are being held here for Ohio authori-
lies on the charge of stealing an auto.
Grand Forks-The American Legion
post here is making preparations to
observe Armistice day. .s. :
Jamestown-The HI homestead ers'
:odge has installed it's officers for the
coming year.
Reeder-North Dakota Yellowstone
Trail meeting will be held here No
vember IL.
LaMoure-Plans for a potato ware
house, to hold at least 25 cars Of pota-
toes are being made here.
Bismarck-Completion Of the false
work Of the bridge spanning the Mis-
souri, river has been accomplished.
Faroo-A new Woodmen camp has
started here with more than 80 char
ter members.
Lisbon-Thieves entered the 9. D.
Parkman restaurant here and stole
i've boxes of choice cigars.
Minot-Maurice Oberly, a train vic
tim, who was accidently killed here,
was buried in the local Catholic ceme-
terry.
carrington-A meeting Of the Fos-
ter county farmers has been called to
consider the proposition Of organizing
a Foster County Farm bureau.
Plaza-An early morning fire set
through carelessness, destroyed several
buildings by fire here, causing q loss
If about $25,O0O.
Faroo-vern Dickinson, 1905 Ninth
avenue north, picked a plate Of straw
berries from his garden. November
weather has no terror for the berries.
Valley city-The sun Of $3171.95
was the amount raised from a 3O-acre
vegetable farm operated by the Normal
school.
Aneta-C. W. Baumann has sold the
Aneta Panorama to S. Malmin, pub"
Usher Of. the Sharon Reporter. The
new owner will publish both papers.
BowbeIIs-Peter Christianson, a pio-
neer of this community, is dead. He
immigrated to America from Sweden
in 1870. He leaves a wife and six
children.
carrineton-nl from the time she
came here from Germany 80 years
ago, Mrs. Ida Elske died recently at
the local hospital.
Jamestown-The average yield of
wheat in Stutsman county was 20
bushels to the acre. One field Of So
acres produced 26h bushels an acre.
venlo-Incendiarism is blamed for
an early morning fire that destroyed
several thousand feet Of dimension
lumber at the yard of the Venlo Lum-
Der company.
steeIe-A heavy rain in this section
was much appreciated in filling els
terms and putting the ground in better
shape for blowing. Rainfall for two
successive days totaled LOO inches.
Farao-North Dakota Presbyterian
churches will be represented at the Ma
tional executive conference to be held
in Atlantic City, by DIR. G. L. Owen,
president of the synod.
Enderiin-F. G.. Nicholson was ar
rested here by officials who say they
have evidence that he autoed here
with a cargo of whiskey and sold 1t.
His auto is being held by authorities
pending the outcome of his s
Warsaw-Frank Tadenski received
two broken ribs and had his %collarbone
broken when the auto in which he was
riding swerved, due to a broken wheel
and threw him out.
Zap-To push construction work or
laps new electric light system, severa
citizens have pledged both laber ant
cash. The boosters of the project arr
hoping to get the outside construction
finished before cold weather sets in.
Lisbon-Visiting his congregation
on foot, by horseback, OK cart, farm
wagon, buggy, phaeton, dog team, an
kayak, as we'll as automobile, but t.
fly in an airplane to church for tn
first time, is the thrilling experience o
Rev. Frank S. HOllett.
Bismarck-Recklessly fired by SINAI
BOYS with 22-calibre rifles, four stra,
bullets pierced the window of a HON
here. The police promise arrest an
prosecution Of juveniles caught in tn
act Of reckless shooting within the cit
limits.
Mott-The jury in district cou,
here, in the case Of j. r. Daniel
against John Barton Payne, agent 9
the United States government railwa
administration, returned a special We
diet in favor of Daniels in the sum
$4,000.
Mapleton-Everett Warner of MAJ
Teton, who won first prize for sow II
ter work In the boys and girls clu
work in Cass county, received a pur'
I bred Chester White pig, according
an announcement made by the count
club agent.
: Fairdaie-An eig~ht-year-old you1
was wounded by a bullet fred In
Z peculiar manner direct from the cy
: inder Of a revolver. Unable to reno,
the cartridges from the weapon vii
i the cylinder In place, he removed Il
!. cylinder, placed It upon his leg, al
hit with a hammer. One cartrid,
exploded and the bullet entered h
y leg, while powder and shreds OF clot
H ing were drawn into thessWcuad. al
20 bali when extracted was found