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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22
EDUCATION OF FOREIGNERS

''. r,r ?. -" "r ether. not ieH-
n.r"', kr"'.". 90. Judge ""r"''t"" ~
T.. Rn,rd ~ f.+'''naIas Z N~r yn~'
.... ;,,s .r' fro,n tie ,sGs budget ,hr
ep;-c.r.t:' for reaching English Z
fnryi:n"-- W.! h. rtl should take
,IcN q: rs.r;!o,ar' s,nr sa th.s Is hard
/. .:rag',". Last !eAr tho total attend
en,.c 49, 1890. incrs.sing this ysar T.
900. Tn4 :vidsni nopulSrity - the
stud> or English ~ foreigners II s'.ik.
lngiv r, dent ,.t he appropriation VAS
cut from, t,l- budget II ~ tnron,nr.
hens,h'. that Me- Tert cit" rr!'I :.
49, u-,' = Ia Ia rs eouudeu dCt" -
,h. men aHi women ccHrlng 70 Amer"
rrum G's:ar1 lard. as. we'll as 10 N"
ratlnr .rh.ch :, alsting such strerg ef
..r,. rnr i"1 ,r;.-"ut Am.riIantsm. ThS
learning e Irr.'~' n the H-si STEP g.
ward rl4lfr: rii!5Hi.a - the '""ntsrt4 "t
tie melting ,"'. -"i i is mo- ti,"1
surpr'sinE that cil lIkn S9v York
.L"il. -. the "ur 20 pace this "S:tar'e
In the 49, o. ou- !:nniRrcrts. Th;s
action is. Inwev"-. rU!y n keeping With
irc ro,:r.. "vh;h.;".! ~ Ner Tor% CT,
t0sa",;, t. ;rb"~ ,.''Irni". ara must 40;
be taken - hrln,, representative "f the
policy ad"r;ei ani promulgated in :h4
shu;n Un.t"d STATES.
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RIPPING RHYMES
1y TAT MASON
THE MOVIES

\ uI...cu children "lcrr night be-
bod tho movie SttorH: II education.
fAc;Nrs. And 81 ine "a Nous 1.a, {
wrong q" right III, &.ns are mighty
folA nae .n'u"~ '.:.'.n,t,Ir"i. -. :
ever! noN" SER every toAa ~ %outh-
"a hear a:r ;-EtsITc,'. :" Fey
ShOu.d rrEaA t.c.r yves 20 Can ,a'y';l
sps-&;e IN their hsa&-y. and not seem
auge'S on ;fs Sc -. a"H dC',oGs when
OF '.U:S. A. artists ia" thei sh"t'd
ap,'ea". end uot - .,""!n!n= s'nartits:
;hty h!o.'d 'nt 90. ;hG, L"okc AMI beer
and al ;hs ;rsn.;.G parties. Ny lttle
Willie Socs i"l!EN' t re u nlor.e story
the heroine IL bitlc and bright. al
smiling IN Ter G.or!: bat someone whiS-
no." 70 lie I'D. 81" "r's her sandy
courses - ;MUGgis Sc hadn't wryicd
her dad. sni ga!n'i fo3r;>Hu lir"r,Cs.'
Ard "'..;" m ad:n,Gius q.noI regards
T." Nec"'s ca2c"a ~. Whisper >a,-.
Ill otto. ~'." 49, "..d I IN the
oar':s" Ten ri'lr NUEc ,odlles
hone. IS Ger n eat unspukeu buc
Erou"atT. 80 ;..H's ar. - Ia. .ir.ne To-
rs :i,.s a. tr'.' l'r4A"p. IRE E.lc-
yc2rt i"". las i."r .r!c,a"G nc
g..3.r r-r.r S"t. .',s. ard ~. k:Js
>Nr...i got 70 ",.,E.H /" ;a'-> ~ t.g.
4 ) ,.'''. -.'"':".sr: /! E",rle Ma.
t. A.1'ns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

u;ru,"rlAl" CT, IN Americas "'.to;E.
No three n':."r ;--"lyn"rs n tHc world
var ',p..d ,"ulila:.L IN "Iua. ArluCnt IL
KAT rest a;d 49,: - IL Am"".tr. TA".r
action, hA," tam, '~;:.lt-eG t!.".- n;-:u"~:'
N AinCT.ca e. ;,s;. -! a." lW."!I 49, q
~. nn:."rHn. I..". a~e al w-n "i"Gi
;E. nation ar ~! hnuor ar.i Gc"'"Im
rll...ut reservation :h.ee sn!,3:r' " ar
tor AID three ne-tcrt Een;!.a.".. ;s?.
r.s"''A'i,. Of the Na."r Of las AMI
frairH and italy.
Nary q child 70 fortunate a. 4 -,
Marsha i'o"n. Admiral Bsstty and 'I-',.
srai Dtaz an no possessed IN Later
,....r> t u u.r:tSg, S'uaHS !" =" r-''er'.
N..rc.I. II rN J. >"m":i:ng about
nicr IN. .r.'f ~ t"ls' :" extreme
OF sc" AL ,"l - sgIrn"H r. ,T"
,tr>c"a..'.,. ALL. a. mach 'ri"-".' -
i't~ i"r-s Az VS. -" nal e" .":Ndr
,..,. hat ",,N~ '"aSrynS;"', aTd ls:..
s.'.' ', '."ry n~r ersst"s rs gr"d'
r,..g. - a,t ~. "nrlu War rrH,i" f'''.
W.art. o. ma. I--rs ~" i;''''".
$50 tr~u' VIZ rM5i
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Wv. j. Dramatic Club
Elects; Plans Announced

S;.erlr! r'lsNat-E - Tho Intei;ig n"er.
iIrrganirwm ". w. Oct. cl.--Tns
b:aIati. club - Wet Virginia uuiN'r.
So" Nl:rh VIII not only Stage several
."'.l iini- raS !rsr but .wh.rA al so
~ IcIr 80 . number ~ West Virginia
ii IT, til "a" rr more Df these plays.
has organized 'nr the wear ty eie", mS
th- fr''"wine officers. President Graf
IAN DauGherty. Hinton, voc president.
!. IaIi Y"st Pontiac. Ill: secretary.
N"'lred Elo"lr. Mursanipwn. trts >Tr"r.
l'y"'hr watson. Nvrgantown.
- ID, gam" meeting a number cf new
w.mr:rs we're elected and Initiated int"
g.. alb - Ill the vacancies left ~
''> marlSrs ~ las, ytar's club wAc
have no. returned 10 school this scnss-
TO-. ~. NV members ARE the follow
ing B'rvi shaw, Massachusetts,; Lucille
N-ndrir hsnn. Cumberland. Nd: Dorothy
'"rN"y. Lois Miller Mildred Orr and
II - Johnson. AL o. Morgantown: Hugo
Hrm"HherE, Wheeling; Arch K!gE,t.
H"n'inri"n. The old members OF the
"lHh include Mildred Bloom. Morgan
town: Ear! Eakie, Clay; Jack Rockey,
A~'ury lark, y j.; Tracey Stevens,
M'rGontow1. Glen N.y Morgantown:
l,~"thy Watson. Moreantown; Irene
h"i q N"rrar'own: Nancy clark. SIS
''fSNl.'t, fiHaheth Brown. MorgantoWn'
80. tn laugherty, Hinton: ]. Haul
i">'. Pontiac. II. and F.. Andy Anr'ck.
"i 'haries tOn who Is The business man.
rArr - the club.
Tt" director o; ~" club Is Miss Maria
S''Hdman, assistant ~ Professor Wilbur
Kay Of the depa rtmen, Of public
- trtnr Ind"r the direction Of Miss
>'el'mar. 'iI Dramatic club did spleen
did work last year In addition 70
>''"'rE " Ncr! Successful performance
Il N"ining Eu' ~" Truth" on the local
stage. number ~ shorter plays were
E.'"V II d.mcrN"t times with married
Nnc'"ss. The" Miss Steadnan took tht
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NilrNsburg u. Va. Oct. "I.-Slte
q, inua-tArs 80 the West Virginia Sur.
in. S,'."", h.s"r!a' ."r III 49,
.,rhs1rrc. and not he movel -
'LIrlc.t"'l. Il NJ, ,r...,.-I uE ,.r. n
tie "u"!uitt"n 0f tho "rEaniEa ten. at =
n!eetiu-; here to-day. F'eo7le OF CHARLES
ton and elsewhere IN the southern sec
ton - ris state lad for some time car
RI ~ ranra ign for the removal OF
80 j.. ahJuar,,rs +" the capita city.
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WILL BE ROUNDED UP

Charleston 4 ~. o.. i Pre-"
.'uriur Attorney. E1r'."'ie. # kHii't"hi
, nurt, aunnnnr-i t"io,. ih"' Stnnt IN.
r,.rii.r.', would b. taken - r"Iui m
ninety men VIII" hi., been .ndIr'"d IN
ronnerriun With IT," ;.rr."l l;%r"h IN tN"
eni,he~r West Nir:..,i' coal fields. :"
AUGUST nd September r.'r..'~s 'a'"
l.e.n issued. tn" prosecutor SAID. The
men. /, vas said. -ere indicted or
charges ri r"nsWrar" 10 rilsH iuiurv
80 The r.rs"rs IN Lcrar county. md 1"
r.uml.- On charges If r'Ur!e-
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WEST VIRGINIA PosrMAsr1As.

Hachin s'"n. l. e.. oct. "l.-Niiliam
= cool has nc@a commissioned poet
mast" - EemD.al. x. Va. and the fol
lowing h,l" h""~ appointed acting post
.rAst"rs Th"n1, f.. Brazeal. Ferguson
arra;.u> = stump. RUsy-': Ann
butcher. Shi~eiv
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Using French machinery. phesphe-
rus factory wiil be established In Brasil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

4 |aItf"-nian Is the inventor IF cl!r
n cut chew az tobacco from plug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-22

In!tss ,tri.s ch,nEH there "'N - ar
vn;awtu: 7w-unt ~ frozen '''t''k~Ns "I'
Of cold Storage this Wint"-
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Demands Recognition .! 'Ai'i"se
Peoris headline. Easy enough Nn ~
street.. nAve rs"a- got th-n' ''nfHN''!
With any other I.vY.> "s'
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'Arhu~kle Nearing Postponed an
other hsadlinA Thart go"l""ss We
NaNe slread, hard enough
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-03-24

an emotional leading lady-Alice Ar
mold. Miss Philippine Popover, a typir
cal Yankee old maid-Miss Knudson.
Trixie, a rushing, blushing, "Tomboy''
girl-Lorna Fairfield. Emily Dale, a
meddlesome young lady-Martha
Stoll. Yennie Yensen, the Swede girl
Miss Goheen. The play. will start at
eight o'clock sharp. Everyone come.
Mona Stewart is still IN the sick
Don't keep US in suspenders.:" See
Deacon Dubbs. Wednesday April 9th.
Leah Hawkes. visited at her home
in Westhope during the short Easter
vacation.
The faculty will spend Easter with
relatives and friends in and around
Russell. -
The play, Deacon Dubbs is "slapti-
tuderous" be sure you see it.
Cecil Wankel, one Of the rural ped
agogues visited over Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Minot, return
ing Monday morning by car. :
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BEGINS IN BANK
AS ASST.

Recently the cashier of the State
Bank of Shawmut, Mont. sent 400
miles to Dakota Business College,
Fargo, N. D., for a capable assis-
sant. B. A. Reidlinger, just finish
ing his course in Commerce, Bank
ing and Business Administration,
was sent.
Business men and bankers know
that D. B. c.. pupils are prepared
to hold responsible positions. Hun
dreds of employers are graduates of
this good school themselves.
Spring term is the best time to
start. Follow the 6ucceSSful."
Write F. L. Watkins, Pres, 80
Front St., Fargo, N. D.
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PICKERING TOWNSHIP

Ladies Aid will be entertained at
the Lars Glomseth home April LIST.
N. L. Johnson and O. o. Wareberg
autoed to Bottineau last week to at
tend the basket ball game.
William Gorder and nephew Myron
were passengers to Landa Friday,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Corder. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Tessum left for
Starbuck, Mimi, Saturday after a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in and around Carbury.
Mrs. August Wall entertained the
Turtle Mountain Ladies, Aid on Friday
and a'large crowd was in attendance.
A dainty lunch was served and the
net proceeds amounted to $1O.4O. a..
Miss Olive Crogen arrived from
Hastings, N. D. Tuesday to spend the
summer at her home. e.
Mrs. Mary Mork is visiting at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. August
Wall.
Messrs Leonard and William Mork
were Bottineau callers Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Rothe has been on the
sick list the last few days.
Herman Gorder made a business
trip to Souris Monday.
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CARBURY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
O. o Wareberg and Elmer Hagen
were entertained at Walton's Satur-
day evening.
Oscar Vinje was elected clerk fol
Pickering township at the election.
; Olof Myhr returned to his home at
Stady after spending two weeks at
his fathers bedside.
William Gorder spent the week end
visiting relatives at Landa.
Ole Crogen was a county seat visit
or Tuesday.
Gilbert Wall returned from the hos
pital Thursday.
Misses Trambley and Dana and Mr.,
Hagen intended to auto to Bottineau
Friday to See the basket ball game
but were unfortunate enough to be
stalled three miles south of Carbury
and made the remainder of their jour-
ney by walking.
Miss Ingelev Glomseth spent Sat-
urday at Bottineau.
A number of yopng people were IN
tertained at Wareberg's Tuesday eve
ming in honor of MI. Wareberg's
birthday.
The funeral of Ole Myhr was held
at the church north of Carbury last
Friday.
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OMEMEE NEWS

Geo Pe.rrine made a business tril
to Willow City Wednesday .
w e Trip made a business tril
to Rugby Wednesday .
! Mrs M. J .Dwyer returned from
Overly Wednesday .
Bob and Andy Brandt and Geo
Renick took in the Bottineau- Mino'
basket ball game at Bottineau Thurs
day evening.
I Owing to the party at Arthur Mil
loy's and dance at Gardena Thursda!
night the dance given here by thu
Happy Two was not very attended.
Mrs Geo. Perrin visited at Willow
City Friday.
Ed Morgan is busy moving int
their new home.
P. C .Krohn left for Minneapolis
Friday.
J. Milloy went to Minot Friday.
Carl Anderson went to Devils Lake
via the G. N. Friday.
There vas a party at Arthur Mil.
loy's Thursday evening. Quite a mum.
Der from town were out.
Don't forget the baseball dance tc
be given for the benefit of the One.
NEE ball club Easter Monday, March
2Sth. Girls are kindly requested to
bring baskets. Woodruff's. orchestra
will furnish music.
PERKINS, orchestra played at West
hope Thursday evening and at Botti-
neat Friday evening.
H. G. Kraus attended a t~elegraphers
meeting at Kenmare Friday evening.
The Misses Hansen and Neseth were
to Rugby between trains Saturday.
Mrs. O. P. Rorvik was at Rugby
between trains Monday.
Bert Brandt made a business trip
to Willow City Monday.
"Jack" Milloy returned from Minot
Monday.
Mrs. Hilma Leckman went to Minot
Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Perrin left Monday for
Lodi, CAL, where she expects to make
her future home.
r. r. Kippen received a car Of corn
from Garreston, S. D. Saturday.
Freeda Bauer visited with Ernestine
Brandt over Sunday.
Hector McDougall spent Sunday at
home.
Pete Westergaard the G. N Road
master spent a few hours in town on
Tuesday.
Mr.. T.. Thronson, manager of the
Omemee Farmers Elevator for the
past two years, has resigned his po-
%sition, to take effect as soon as his
successor can be obtained. Mr.. Thron-
on has made a record that is hard to
beat. He will take up farming north
east of town and expects to be in on
the 1921 bumper crop.
Clarence Tabor was down from Bot
tineau Tuesday. a..
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WHEREAS, I. 8. Robinson. Of Mo-
m snssut of A eng ael No4ts b 80 Bed & s ] Ens-
gees. his certain chattel mortgage, dated
the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1920, where
IN and whereby said Mortgagor mort
described personal property, to-wit:
One Heider Gas Tractor 20 H. P.
Motor No. 1901;
K. ": liz I1eo' volt With Is I giaas lar iar b bate
les 16O A. H. Equipment. wire and fix
TIE En- Empire Mc Green separators No.
One r & M Electric power stand and
motor X II: F. Nc. 29o956, 10 volt;
Barn equipment consisting Of $500
50 individual drinking cups. manager d.
vidions, bull pen, gates, Louden track
and other equipment now in warehouse
One III 4 Il. Z. 11o-115 Volt Motor;
r 4 NJ No. 24177s:
One Empire Cream Separator, Nc. 362976
principally Of forge. anvil. drill, press,
tools;
to secure payment Of the sum Of One
Thousand Mine Hundred Fifty-five and
19-100 ($1956.19) Dollars, which mort
gage was duly filed in the office of the
| xS084SS01 VI DOOOS VI oOSSAAAO0o La
North Dakota, on June 18th, 1920. as
instrument numbered 125903.
AND WHEREAS, default has been
made in the terms Of said mortgage by
reason Of failure to pay the same when
due, and the amount claimed to be due
|. thereon at this date is Two Thousand
One Hundred five and 0s-100 ($2106.0S)
Dollars. %
NOW, THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby
given, that by virtue of said mortgage
and by order Of said mortgages, the
present owner thereof, I will sell the
above described personal property at
the front door Of Redshaw Livery Barn
also known as the West Livery. Barn,
In the City Of Antler, Bottineau County,
| North Dakota, at the hour Of 200
o'clock p: NJ, on the LIST day Of Aprif
A ID. 1891.
Dated March 23rd. 1921.
" J.P Brennan Agent
John e. Martin,
Attorney for Mortgagee, .
Bottineau, N. D.
Mar. -. - ..@ s-.
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FORFAR NEWS

Mrs. Roy Kochel returned home on
Wednesday from the B. N. Kochel
home.
B. N. Kochel and Dorsey Stetzel
were Lansford visitors Wednesday.
John Simoneig and Henry Luther
were Glenburn visitors Wednesday.
Mrs Jensen who is keeping house
for Luther brothers injured one of her
hands quite seriously in a clothes
wringer last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. German were call
ers at the Colder home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skjelstad and
! children were visitors at the Ole Tos-
sett home Thursday.
Mrs. G. O. Brooks visited the For
far school Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Van Bushkirk
and children were callers at the Sand
beck home Thursday.
G. F. Lee and wife spent Thursday
evening at the John Skjelstad home.
The teacher at the German school
closed school on Friday in order that
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he and the pupils could attend church.
l. Dorsey Stetzel and B. N. Koche1
went to Minot Saturday, where Mr.,
Kochel will undergo treatment for his
eyes which are in a serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McIllroy and
son visited at the Silas Erickson home
Sunday
c. L. Sandback and family and J.
T. Brooks visited at the Lee home on
Sunday.
Henry T. Riley spent Sunday at the
Henry Lockman home.
Miss w. Stetzel Of Glenbu1n visited
her sister Mrs. B. N. Kochel over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skjelstad and
children visited at the Andrew Tossett
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Tossett were call
ers at the Ole Tossett home on Sun
day.
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GARDENA SCHOOL NOTES

The home talent play Deacon
Dubbs" will be given April 9Th at the
town hall. After much work by the
coach, George Stewart, and the ten
players this event will no doubt be
the best entertainment given this
year. The following is a list of the
characters: Deacon Dubbs, A big jo-
vial, kind hearted farmer-Ronald
Knudson. Amos Coleman, a typical
juvenile man-Wesley Kurth. Row.
dan Crawley, the villain thinking only
Of himself-Hugo Furstenau. Major
McNutt, inclined to be dogmatic-
Henry Koehnlein. Deuteronomy Jones,
a gawky, awkward, greenhorn-H.
Norman Swearingen. Rose Rawleigh,
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KRAMER AND VICINITY

S. Mortenson made a trip to Botti-
neat Tuesday.
H. Kaeding autoed to Bottineau on
Monday. q
G. Redman transacted business in
Minot Tuesday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bergman left for
Bottineau Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kaeding of Penn,
r visiting friends here a few days.
Clerk Hedeen and c. Eberhard
made a trip to Bottineau Thursday
afternoon.
Louis Gust returned from Wiscon-
sin Tuesday accompanied by his par
ents.
William Neumann autoed to Botti-
neau Thursday.
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sique. He was a hard worker until
his health failed him and he was
forced to quit manual labor. For sew
eral years he has been in poor health
and many times it was thought his
days were few but he faltered
and his strong will power kept him
up until his last illness when he gave
up after a valiant fight.
He was a mar of strong Christian
faith and a champion for the right.
He was a friend of those who needed
help and many of his friends ! and
neighbors of the past have profited
by his wise counsel and manly advice.
He was a deep thinker and weighed
we'll his opinions before they were CIV
en- and altho strong in, his beliefs his
opponents were always his friends. In
the DEATH Of Ole Myhr a good man
is gone.
His home life was pleasant and the
family of honest, Industrious children
that he and Mrs. Myhr have raised to
manhood and womanhood is an exam
pie of good Christian citizenship. He
leaves to mourn his loss his wife and
eight children. Two sons, John of
Souris and Olaf Of Fortuna, N. D. Six
daughters, Mrs. Fred Setter Of Car
bury, Mrs. Michael Ihla of Souris,
Mrs. Alma Have of Chester, Mont,
and Marie, Louise and Thora all Of
Souris. There is one daughter dead,
Mrs. Anton Wall of Carbury, who died
about a year ago. All the children
were home during his last sickness
and attended the funeral except Mrs.
Have.
The world is better for his having
lived in it. 1t is our loss that he is
gone. Were there more men like him
sorrows and trouble would be less.
The bereaved family have the heart
felt sympathy of their many friends.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends
and Neighbours who so kindly assisted
US during the late illness and death
of our husband and father and for
the many beautiful flowers.-Mrs. Ole
Myhr and family.
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B0TTIN1AU SCHOOL DIST110T
- NU16BBR ONE or BOT11-
NBAU COUNTY, No1TH
DAK0TA

Notice Is hereby given that on Mon
day. April 4th, 1921, a special election
will be held in Bottineau Special School
District Number One, Of said Bottineau
County for the purpose Of determining
the question Of increasing the debt linn
it Of said Bottineau Special School Dis
trict Number one. from five per centum
of the assessed value Of taxable proper
ty in said school district to ten per
centum Of the assessed value of taxable
property in said school district. And no.
uce is further given that the said spec
ial election will be held at the Central
School Building in the City Of Bottineau,
in said Bottineau County and that the
polls will be open from 8 A. M. and
closed at 4 p. M. Of that day.
BY order of the Board of Education.
Dated at Bottineau, N. Dak., March
18th, 1921.
A. M. Collins,
Clerk.
Mar. "a to Mar. ri.
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Mar. "a to Mar. 81.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks to
all who assisted US during the illness
and death of our father, and especially
to the people Of Westhope for their
kind acts, and the many beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrs. r. TAFT,
Mrs. D. Ferguson
!. Mrs. j. Haskell.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-03-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Magdilena Hoff to Asa D. Blair, w.
w. D. $1.00 VIZ SWA Lots 3 and 4
Sec. "a 1853 rs. F.
Bloom Faw and wife to Samuel. P.
White w. D. $4,000. EA Sec. / 161
81. s
Fred Dixon and wife to George Will
son w. D. $1.O0 81 10 159 81.
Martin r. Shuler and wife to- John
S., Moe, w. D. $4,000. WE NEK &
VIZ sen IA 1853 76. 49,