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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-24

1otSii1Hi, Iu Scy AACSy '<'po'
Mostan beszelni tudna,
Az amerikas magyarnak
Szemebe is k0nny futna.
Faj a szivem, maid meghasad,
Mert hazamat szetszedtek
Azok, xix Habsburg koncot
Aranyos talbot ettek.
Szall az lido sebes szarnyon.
Kes6 van, haza megyek.
S0teten intenek felem
A budai Macy hegyek.
Lesz meg szolo lacy kenyerrel:
Jon a naky feltamadas,
Fog meg futni l6halalba
Osztrak, cseh, olah es rae.
Beszelgessiink, testvereim:
Mondjuk ell IA panaszunk.
Mi nektek faj, nekem is faj,
Hiszen kozos bajunk.
Engem foglalt ell el6sz6r
"A csehek piszkos hada,
Pittsburgh gyulesb6l hozta
Oket t6tok tutaja. =
Kassa, Pozsony, Ersekujvar,
Igl6, Loose es Losonc,
Soha mem lesz a cseheknek
Vagyont termelo kolonc.
Merit ok minket annak hivnak.
Bar penziink szeretik,
De egy biztos. mint halal:
Mem sokaig tehetik. !"
Fellazadtak mar a t6tok,
A szepesi nemetek,
Hangzanak mar jobbra-b -balra
Bator, harci enekek:
Feltamad meg Macy Rak6czi
"A kassai kriptab6l:
Mem is marad sep hazamban
A pimasz cseh fajtab6l.
Nit sz6ljak en-, LufG szekely.
En- vagyok csak aldozat,
Ellopta az olah tolem
Okr0met es lovamat,
Banyainkat, koh6inkat,
Foldeinket elvettek,
Matyas szobrat Kolozsvaron
A vad m6cok szetszedtek.
Nagyvarad, Brass6, Kolozsvar.
Zilah, Marosvasarhely
Az erdelyi magyaroknak
Kincses bucsujar6-hely.
Hat a vertanuk varosae
"A gl6rias szep Arad,
Eskiiszom a Macy Tstenre.
Olah kezben mem marad.
Feltamad meg Gabor Aron.
Fog meg agyut 0nteni,
Mem fognak a szekely felett
Bukarestben d0nteni.
Felkel Pet6fi sirjab6l,
Hangzik a Talpra Magyar,
"a szalad6 olahokt6l
Veres lesz meg az avar.
Kincset erG Banatomat
"A rae ekek szaggatjak,
"A bacskai derek magyart
Serb financok zaklatjak.
Torontal arany kalaszat
Belgrad nepe eszi meg,
"a magyarnak birtokait
"A rae bankok veszik meg.
Szabadka, Zenta, Ujvidek,
Zombor, O-Becse, Baja,
III lesztek meg szerbeknek
Atkot term6 Macy baja.
Lesz meg egy Damjanics Janos.
Ki kardjat felemeli,
AZ otromba ellenseget
Bocskorost6l kiveri.
Mem soka tancoltok kol6t,
Elhallgat a tambura,
Nemsokara ismet magyar
Lesz Banatnak ura.
Osszefog a svab es magyar,
"a sokac Is bunyevac,
Akkor pedig futva sz6kik
AZ irhaiat feltS rae.
Vert fSz boszorkany- -konyhajan
AZ osztrak kamarilla,
A f5szakacs XII lenne mas,
Mint egy Habsburg gorilla!
J; ;H1dOk szUr0s. rut n0faiSn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

BEATS vIOLA-AT THE
TOP OF THE HEAP
Leads the League With Comfortable
Margin-Schultz Pitches Great
Allows Just 2 Hits

Viroqua ball team is perched on the
top ring of the ladder with so
point margin to spare as the result
of winning the game at Viola to l
last Sunday.
A splendid bunch of Viroqua root
ers accompanied the team to Viola,
some of which were instrumental in
getting Rosa Ben's goat" with we'll
directed chatter on the side lines. Not
one of the scores were earned, Big Ben
giving US two with an underthrow and
an overthrow. 1t was rather loose
game with several errors on both sides,
but close and exciting, the Viroqua
boys having the edge on their oppon-
ents at every stage of the contest.
Schultz certainly went strong, per-
hitting only two hits and issuing no
passes-not hit until the 7th inning.
Calloway's playing was the games
feature. He got three hits and made
three perfect pegs to first for three
put-outs in the first inning.
Schierman umpired the game, and
if he persists in his innovations will
have an entirely different game out of
it. He called strange new decision
in the Boscobel-Casht game, and
last Sunday called Galloway out be
cause he ran off the base line while
the ball was out in the field, thus de-
horning us of one tally. However,
the genial doctor is good scout, abb
solutely impartial and conscientious,
a Woodworking umpire, and he handles
his games in excellent style. You
know, when it comes to perfect UNI
haint no such animal"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
CLASS OF Il GRADUATES.
EXERCISES AT NJ. E. CHURCH ON
TUESDAY EVENING
Senior Class of Viroqua High School
Launches Its Barque Upon Life's
Sea

Another year has gone on its relent-
less way and once more another class
goes forth from Viroqua high school
to take its proper place in the battle
of life. The last act of the old life
was enacted Tuesday night when the
Methodist church was again crowded
to it's doors to accommodate those
whose hearts beat strong for the
school and the class of 1921. The
church was beautifully decorated with
the class colors.
While the audience was assembling,
Miss Weary entertained them with sew
eral choice selections on the pipe or
gan. The class filed in and took its
position at the close of her recital
Program was opened with invocation
by Rev. Evans, following which the
Girls Glee Club rendered very pleas
ing number.
Supt R. L. Heindel introduced the
speaker of the evening, Prof. W. S.
Naylor of Lawrence College at APP
pleton He spoke on young Ameri-
ca and the New World" Mr., Naylor
is a splendid speaker with fine flights
of oratory and a fluent command of
language. His address was deep
thoughtful and progressive.
Carol Wheeler and Miss Supplee
rendered a delightful vocal duet, after
which Supt Heindel presented diplo-
mas to the class, taking occasion to
speak feelingly of his six years OF
work as head of our high school. Al
ton Grimsrud then presented him with
a fine kodak as a token of the esteem
of the class The program closed with
a selection hy a mixed glee club and
lbenediction by Rev. Hammer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
First Central Graduating Exercises a
Success

Saturday, June 4, was the biggest
day in the history of the county for
the schools of the county. Il is esti-
mated that 1000 were present at this
closing event of the school year, The
day was ideal and all those present
are enthusiastic over the idea and its
outcome.
We want to thank the pupils, teach
ers, and parents who were present for
helping to make the affair success.
We want TO especially express our
appreciation to the Juvenile Band of
Viroqua, and the school children Of
the Westby city schools for the part
they took in making the day sue
cess. The helpful and public spirited
attitude of Band Leader Otto Brown
and of the teachers of the Westby
schools together with all others who
helped to make the day a success is
most commendable. State superin-
tendent-elect, John Callahan, made a
good impression as being very hu-
man and desirable man to head the
schools of the state. We shall have
more to say later.
GEO. f. SANFORD, Co. Supt. Schools
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
Merry-Go.Round Leayes

Merry -GO-Kound Leaves
The hearts of the youngsters are
bowed in sorrow. The merry go-round
folded it's tent and departed for Spar
Ia Sunday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

FOR sALE-sO feet of e inch rope and
pulleys: so feet of y inch rope; double
block and tackle with 40 feet of rope in it.
Also IL cords of soft stove wood. j. A. Te-
walt. Viroqua. 23-l
FOR SAI.E-200 evergreens. Sold reason
able if taken at once. Nick Torgerson at the
stone barn. 23-l-p
FOR SALE-My pony. saddle and bride.
A bargain If taken at once. Rodney Johns.
RI. 2s-i-p
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
Mrs. Blaine Wheeler Passes

After long illness and much suffer
ing, Mrs. B. B. Wheeler passed away
Sunday morning at the home of her
mother. Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson, in this
CITY. Only a few days previous to
her passing she had again been taken
to Lacrosse in the hope of securing
relief. but her condition was declar-
ed hopeless. The deepest sympathy
of the community CUES out to the
stricken family. Funeral held this
"wednesday afternoon at the Me-
thodist church conducted by Rev.Ham-
mer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

Cashton game, had lame leg, and as
Carl Coe was unassigned, he umpired
bases. 1t was a mighty clean end
classy game, with all scores earned
and practically free from erro,.. Shot
ten threw good bali for Cashton but
Bartel of the Grove pitched the game
of his career. BE struck out Joe Han
son, the mighty Cashton slugger, three
times; pulled cut of several bad holes,
and won his own game by driving in
both Of Soldiers Groves scores. Each
pitcher permitted four hits.
Lacrosse Nelson's easily defeated
the Prairie du Chen team Sunday,
score z to g.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
LOST AND FOUND

FoUND-Automobile crank in city Of viro-
qua. on Saturday evening. Owner may have
same By calling at this Office. %
FoUND-Near the two Springville churches,
a tire and rim. Owner can get same at os-
car Christenson's on the old Groves place,
first house west Of churches. 2s-i-p
LOST-Betweea LaFarge and Yiroqua, Sun
day afternoon. q SSx4 Goodyear Diamond
Tread Ire aud wira. Finder please return TO
Censor oaaes. 2s-l-p
IOST-A package was left BY mistake in
o. A. TrySgestsd's Nash car ten days sgo.
Owner drop cara 70 o. A. Tryggestad. Genes.
Route !. "a
LoST-Pareel containing two shirts for in
FAINT. Please leave 81 Censor Office 22-l-p
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

Sundays Games
Viola /, Viroqua 3.
Cashton 1, Soldiers Grove 2.
Boscobel 0, Hillsboro 4.
Museoda 2, LaFarge 4.
Teams playing at home are listed
first. Notice the peculiar eircum-
stance of the visiting teams all win
ming. Richland Center had an open
date.
Next Sundays Games
Cashton at Hillsboro.
Boseobel at LaFarge.
Richland Center at Soldiers Grove.
Viroqua at Muscoda.
Viola open date.
Ieague Standing
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
LACROSSE KNIGHTS VISIT
HIGH MASONIC BRETHREN CALL
ON VIR0QUA COMMANDERY
Twenty Eight from Lacrosse Come on
Special Train to Boost Shriner
Festival in August

Tuesday evening a special train on
tn Southeastern brought twenty
eight Knight Templars from Lacrosse
and four from Coon Valley to unite
with the Viroqua Commandery in con-
ferring the temple degree upon De-
Verne E. Slack.
Following the degree work a de-
lightful social time was enjoyed, with
speeches from the visiting brethren
on the subject of the big Shriner eel
ebration to be held in Lacrosse in
August. A large class and immense
crowd are expected and the brothers
were here to interest Viroqua Knights
in taking the Shrine.
If the weather permits, Viroqua
templars will return the visit Monday
night. going by automobile.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

WANTED

wANTED-To hire farmer living in the
neighborhood of GOodel farm to cut my
grain; about so acres. One who has 8 binder.
VIII furnish horses If wanted and pay by the
acre or exchange work. Call on or address,
o. S. Olson, yiroqua, RI. 2I-u
wANTED-Two girls to work at the opti-
mo- 22-l
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

L0vass Of Viola, assigned % the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
Genoa Again Victorious

1t took Genoa II innings to defeat
the hard hitting Houston club at
Houston Sunday. Genoa scored in the
first and third only to be tied up when
Houston batted in two runs in the
third. The game then went scoreless
until the seventh, although prospects
looked bright momentarily when
Bromley hit long drive in the fifth
which he tried to stretch into homer
but was caught at the plate on close
play In the seventh with two out
and two men on Franzini tripled scor-
ing both runners, and H. Angel doub-
led scoring Franzini. Houston came
back in their half and by heavy hit
ting scored three runs tying the count.
The game then went scoreless until the
18th when Bromley singled, Franzini
doubled. H. Angel sent sacrifice fly
scoring Bromley. Sole doubled, scor-
Franzini. Falk walked and stole and
both runners scored on Bill Angels
single
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

FOR SALE-Two mares I and years old
One is good bay roadster, weight about
1000 pounds; other weighs 1900 pounds AL
bert Getter Sons RS 21-Ip
FOR SALE-Osborn side delivery rake in
good shape $35. Willard Getter. Virodua.
R3. 2l-2-p Il
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

Thomas
get their belt orders they
betting direct
on hesher belts Orders taken for future deliveries
selling quantities Cling at
office
Remember Chas Slack Co have the Huber and Greyhound
Every sold
farmers to get together and order community Huber
yhound 24x40.
properly
of tile slo
the
the Miller Uuoader
Oy Voqua the past five Call for particulars
Adjustable time Cas
that adjustable for
amined at Chas. s. Slack & Co.'S.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

years old Black team mares 6 years old; 2
pairs bay mares I years old; l heavy team
gedings. good work team. This team will be
eral other young horses. All native bred stock,
On the Thos. Pierce farm. mile east Of
Bloomingdale. Thos. Pierce. Owner, Westby.
lift
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
FIND YOUR WANTS HERE
FOR SALE


FOR SALE-Twe mares and 8 years. old
One is good bay roadster, weight about
1000 pounds; other weighs 1900 pounds; Al
bert Getter & Sons. RS 21-E
FOR sALE-osborn side delivery rake in
good shape. SS5. Willard Getter, viroqua
FOR sALE-GOod horse. cheap if taken
soon Inquire of J. H. Henry. viroaua. 72s s.
FOR SALE-Seven passenger Chandler
Touring ear. almost new. Five passenger
looks like new lew PauIsen Bros. i2-tf
FOR SALE-Heavy team blacks. and 6
years old. Black team mares 6 years old
pairs bay mares years old l heavy team
geldings, good work team. This team will be
sold cheap with harness if desired. Also sew
eral other young horses. All native bred stock,
On the Thos. Pierce farm. one mile east Of
Bloomingdale. Thos. Pierce. Owner, Westby.
FOR SALE-Ten room house in fine loea-
ton. and good condition. Mrs. c. d. Will
liams. POI East Court ST. lett
FOR SALE-A 7-passenger REQ in first class
condition with full equipment OF tools; Would
consider Ford touring in the deal. w.
II. Ledman, call at Ford garage or Ledmans
residence. left
FOR SALE-Foity acre farm with every
thing on IT. Buildings all IN good condition
10 miles south of Viroqua on Stump Ridge.
Peter z, Morkri, Viroqua Rs. ls-tf
FOR SALE-Buick touring car, in good run
ming order. Also Vacuum washing machine.
A farmers blacksmith outfit. Pearl Hay. VII
roqua. phone Tx. 20-s
FOR SALE-Chicken coop. cheap if taken
at once. INQUIRE at this office. 2O-t 3
FOR SALE-My s-room house and u acre
of ground on East Decker street Electric
lights, barn. eistern. wood house connected to
house. Pearl Hay viroqua, phone Tx. 2e-4
FOR SALE-A good fresh milk with
calf. Inquire of Vim. Small. Viroeus- 22-l-p
FOR SALE-No / timothy hay in barn. 8
miles out of town on a good road. at SIS a
ton. Inquire at John Stewart Implement Co.
I 22-2-p
FOR Heavy team, harness. wagon.
mower. 2-hOrse corn pillow. drag. Inquire of
John Stoll. Viroaua. 22-2
FOR sALE-High bred fresh milk Jersey
cows. Inquire Of D. o. Mahoney. 22l
FOR sALE-or viii trade for cattle, six
head Of horses from 70 years inquire o.
Q. B. Helgeson at the Dawson Farm, west of
ViroQua. a2-2-p
FOR SALE-High wheeled marrow tire way
on. SIS. Double seated busy SIS; wason box.
top box and spring seat SIC. These articles
are in good servieeable share. Louis Soldiers.
Belgium Ridse. vircaus RI 22-2-p
/ FOR SALE FOR cASH-Piano. square
grand; encyclopedia. dining room rug and
household articles. Also heavy thills for wsg-
or. Mrs, C. D. Williams. ssi East Court ST
i s2-tf
Il FOR SAIE-Dining and csater tables, step
ladder. kitchen utensils. Mrs. L. NJ Clarke.
st the Tate house Phone ssox- a2-i-p
i FOR SALE-4eo feet q inch galvanized
gas pipe. Has been used Sc per foot at Deleo
shop Isl
FOR SALE--A god used Roadster car At
barssin If taksn, at Onee. Call at the Fred
Eekhart c. Elevator. ISL
FOR SALE-rwo male Beagle pups 5
months old. Inquire Of Chris Holnsssd.
westby. Rs sS-2-p
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08

Struck out by Schultz 10; by Ben 8.
Sacrifice hits-Morrison, Baldwin,
Kjos, Benn.
Hit by pitcher-Schultz, Harris.
Stolen bases-L. Garin, 2; Galloway
/; Benn 2.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
FORFAR NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Koehler and
aauehter Bertha visited relatives near
Forfar Thursday.
Miss Alice Sandback returned from
Eckman last Thursday where she has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Edith
Koechler for the past few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McIlroy are the
proud parents of baby boy born
Jan 2. Mrs. McIllory was formerly
Miss Hazel Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Koechel enter
tanned friends from Glenburn on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weise and fam
lily visited. at the C.. o. Brooks home
Friday evening.
c. L. Sandbeck and family visited ut
the G.. F. Lee home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Phillips went to
Minot Sunday to consult a doctor
about one Of Mrs. Phillips hands
which was causing her no little .un-
easiness.
Miss Madge Brooks returned TO- Mi
not the fore part of the week where
she will resume her studies at the Mi
not Normal.
Mrs. Henry Riley is still in Iowa
where she was called short time ago
by the death of sister.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

| wish to announce to the Public
that ! am moving to Fargo for three
months and no longer and by This
move l also wish to announce that !
am not leaving the City of Bottineau
nor the County of Bottineau.
l am going to keep my office in Bot
tmeau and will be here several davs
q month to look after my insurance
business. l am going to make INV
headquarters in Fargo for the next
ninety days where I will do special
work for the insurance companies ]
represent.
Anyone wishing for my services as
auctioneer can make dates with me
Dy- either writing me at Bottineau O,
at Fargo, 223 11th Ave. North. As
stated above I will be at my office at
Bottineau several days a month and
will be there on the 18th, 18th and
18th Of January.
l want to impress upon nv friends
that l am at their disposal for any.
thing can do in my line of business
same as ! have in the past.
A. Berthiaume.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
HILDA LARSON

Hilda Larson was born in Douglas
Co., Minn., the 7th Of February 1886
and died the 29th of December 1920,
being "a years, 10 months and 21 days
oud. Came to Bottineau county Fl
years ago, with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Karelius Larson.
She leaves to mourn her loss, her
parents, two brothers, Lars and Theo-
dore, and two. sisters, Anna, a nurse
at the hospital and Betsie at the
Dyckman Restaurant. Also one sister,
Mrs. Thorson, who has gone before.
Funeral services were held from the
Lutheran Church in Bottineau, Nom
day, the 3rd of January, at one o'clock
Rev. T. T. Carlson officiating. Inter-
ment was made in Oak Greek ceme-
terry.
We have lost our darling sister,
She has bid us all adieu,
She has gone to be in Heaven,
And her form is lost to view.
Oh, that dear one, how We loved herl
Oh, how hard to give her upl
But an angel came down for her
And removed her from our flock.
Contributed.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
COUNTY COURT NEWS

On Dec. 80, license to wed was is
sued to Miss Gadys Olson and Mr..
Ingvold Iverson, both of the Turtle
Mountains. This couple was married
the same day by Rev. Carlson.
On January 3rd hearing on Report
of Mortgage of Real Estate in the
Torger K. Torgerson estate. Order
was issued approving mortgage.
On the same day Hearing on Report
of Mortgage of Real Estate on the
Guardianship Of Kelly minors. Mort
gage issued.
On the same day Hearing Of Peti-
tion for Probate of Will in the J. j.
Scully estate. Order was issued ad-
mitting will to probate.
On the same day a Hearing Final
Account in the estate Of J. F. Bren-
nen. Order allowed.
On January 4th Hearing on Annual
Account Mary Chase, guardian of
Franklin Chase, ct. al. minors. Order
issued allowing final account.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
$4,000 FROM s4 TURKEYS

In The Courant a couple weeks ago
appeared an item reporting that Geo.
R. White had shipped 20 turkeys to
Milwaukee for which he had received
$4,000, and knowing that he had that
beat considerable F. ]. Yellen was in
the office yesterday and. told us that
just before Christmas he had shipped
a total of 81 turkeys dressed to Mil
waukee and Chicago for which he had
received $4,000 or an average of
about $5.75 per turkey. At one time
Mr.. Yellen shipped IS turkeys for
which he received $85, or better than
$6.25 per turkey. The best price re-
ceived was So cents per pound. Mr..
Yellen says that he will raise at least
twice as many turkeys next year.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
FARMERS MEETING
HERE JANUARY 14TH.

AS announced last week on Friday
Jan. 18th meeting of farmers trib-
utary to Bottineau will be held at the
Grand Theatre in this city. Mr..
Aamodt announces that several speak
ers have been secured and include DR..
Mcmahon Of Fargo, j. G. Haney of
Grand Forks, others on the program
include Sandy Cranston of Antler. The
subjects will consists of Sweet Clover,
Pit Silos, Straw Sheds, Farm Bureaus
and many other interesting topics.
Moving pictures of the above will
be shown at the Grand Theatre and
without doubt this meeting will
prove beneficial to anyone interested
in farming. Afternoon session will
commence at 200 and the evening
session at 500, both to be held at
the Grand Theatre.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
BOTTINEAU WOMAN's CLUB

The Bottineau Woman's Club met
at the home of Mrs. w. r. Mcintosh
Tuesday evening. -.
Mrs. VIM. M. Martin gave an inter-
esting paper on the "Origin Of our
States Name, Seal, Motto, Flower"
and Mrs. v. L. Mangun sang a State
Song, which was much enjoyed.
The committee in charge Of the sale
Of Christmas Seals reported that in
all about 5000 was sold in town,
which is good considering conditions
in this part Of the state. The quota
for the county was $4,000 but when
all reports are in this will no doubt
be doubled.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
b0TT|NfAU COUNTY
TO GET TAX MONEY
AUDITOR INFORMS THE COUR-
ANT THAT $8O,936.3O WILL
SOON BE RECEIVED

According to letter received Tues
day by County Auditor VIM. M. Mar
tin from Tax Commissioner Wallace
at Bismarck, the railroads are ready
to pay their back taxes for the years
1917 and 1918.
Bottineau county will get $50, ,936.3O,
this being the amount of the back tax
es according to figures just given out
by County Treasurer H. C. Dana and
this amount will be received some
time in March and will be divided into
the different county funds. The Coun-
ty Auditor also states that the Penal
ty and Interest Fund, amounting to
$1S,27O.22 will be apportioned to the
various tax and school districts some
time this month.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-06
BENTINCK, NEWS

Hope Talcott went back to West
hope Sunday after spending a week
with her folks.
Florence Norman went to the central
school Sunday to spend week with
Helen Haakenson.
I. D. Acheson is teaching at the
Central School this week while Miss
Kirn is enjoying another weeks vaca-
tion.
a surprise party was given in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cossett New
Years night, everyone enjoyed good
time.
A large number Of the neighbors
gathered at the John Talcott home on
Friday evening, the evening was spent
in playing games, telling stories and
playing cards. "A good lunch was
served and everyone was greeted by
= Happy New Year when they went
home. !.
We are sympathize with Mr.. Neil
Campbell and family thru the illness
and death Of the wife and mother.