The Bottineau courant., 1900-09-08

Prices to suit the times on Duck
Goats at the Golden Rule store.
Mrs. John Mckenzie is spending a
few days in town visiting friends.
Mr.. Guy Z. Scott was in Devils Lake
over Sunday.
Editor and Mrs. Michael were up
from Willow City Sunday.
See A. A. Brdthen & Co.'s line Of
stationery. Belt in town.
Little Sarah Rea was very ill this
week, but is considerably improved.
Alfred King was out to the river
several days this week looking after
his agricultural interests.
Mr., Geo. Lille went to Marion, la, !,
Thursday morning, to be absent about
ten days.
Hector Patterson returned from
Manitoba Wednesday, where he had
been for two weeks selling horses.
Two patients suffering from typhoid
fever at the hospital are rapidly re-
covering.
H. F. Martin went to Rugby Thurs
day morning where he has secured
employment.
Miss Annie Turner returned from
her visit to the Twin Cities Wednes-
day.
Rev. Mcleod, of Willow City, oc-
cupies the Presbyterian pulpit to-
morrow (Sunday.) ...
There came very near being frost
Wednesday night but it never touched
| us.
A. q. Btrr handles real estate.
See stock of fall and winter goods at
The Golden Rule store before purchas-
ing elsewhere. 1t will be to your in
terest
The absence of Geo. Haacke from
his business in town disclosed the fact
that he was spending the week at the
river.
The Commercial Hotel has card in
this issue. Mr.. Scholfield is conduct
| ing first class house and is deserving
of liberal patronage. -,
Miss Elizabeth Stambaugh, Of Graf
ton, arrived Monday night and will
hold down her claim west of Botti-
neau.
Geo. Gullikson left this morning for
a visit at Grand Forks, after indus
triously tilling the soil on his noun
tain farm the past season.
G. K. Vikan estimates that his crop
of wheat in the mountains has amount
ed to fifteen bushels per acre, though
it has not all been threshed.
Inga Clev is now located in the
rooms over r. B. Stewards drug store,
and is prepared to meet the demands
of her many customers.
I Mrs. A.. D.. Cleveland is very SER
iously ILL At one time this week her
life was despaired Of but she is now
reported improving.
r. III. Woods is erecting a residence
as pretentious as is necessary for q
bachelor, on his lots north of the court
house.
! The sale of political buttons in this
town indicates that Mckinley is the
favorite which is all that can be ex.
pected.
! Macarthur & Williamson are erect
fng a coal shed In the rear Of their
store. They expect to receive their
share Of the coal trade.
300-pase tablets for cents at A. A.
BrothenN Co.'s.
People can now gaze at DR.. Mao
Kay's handsome residence and at the
same time enjoy walking on the side
walk which has been built in front OF
it.
The crimson paint which has been
applied to the roof of Nelson Bros.
livery barn indicates that the pro-
prietors believe in colors, bright ones
at that. - s..:
Miss X. Madden will return Monday
from the Twin Cities with line of fall
and winter millinery which will sur
pass anything in this line yet exhibited
in Bottineau. Wait for her.
Since her return to Bottineau DR..
Madden has learned that rumors are
current that she intends discontinuing
her visits to this town. The doctor
classes this rumor ''fairy tale.''
A. q. Bsrr handles real estate. =
After visit Of several weeks in Bot