The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-06-26
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Geo Perrin, Of omemee, was visiting
here last week. ..,.
Mr.. A. D'Aoust, father-in-law of
81. 3. Perrin, is, visiting here.
Geo Houle, has gone to the Winni-
peg hospital for treatment. ~
Dave Soucie and Mr.. johnson. were
elected school directors.
Road work is being pushed along
rapidly. Stephen Gait is boss and
knows how too. Nj. !.
Dan McCann is making preparations
TO entertain larger number of hogs
than he has yet handled. He avs they
pay.
Mr.. Ralph Demars bought so,acres
of land from Mclaughlin. He has
got it all under cultivation.
g. B. Perrin, Fl. Schon maker and p.
Barril went on pleasure trip to Del
oraine last week. . d
Mountain B. B. boys suffered an other
defeat at the hands of the Lake team: Z
score 10 to %. We expect our junior
team will soon commence operations
against some of the town clubs. Look
out for the hayseeds. -.s4
It is rather strange that man who
has personal property enough to boast
of, should only have one days road
work; while man who has none, has
4 to do the same.
Chas. Lawrence is putting new roofs
on his barns and granary, and other
wise putting things in shape, so as not
TO frighten. away that new team of
mules.
There are peoplp in this neighbor-
hood who need wakening up, A mad
dog belonging to Mr.. Pecoq. af5er Bit
ing him ran wild over the country for
two or three days before being de-
stroyed. After leaving his home he
went to a neighbors pasture and bit a
mare. The mare had to be shot, but
not before the symtoms of hydro
phobia had fully developed. Its hard
to say whether any more damage was
done there or not. Leaving there the
dog next visited McLaughlin's where
1T attacked some pigs. Next heard
of at the home of Mr.. Bent Itran
into the honAe when the family were
at meal. Mr.. Bent kept it at bay with
q chair. In turn it visited Dan Nc
Cams and Miller's, without doing
any injury, but on turning north again
bit another dog belonging to Jas. Per-
rim. After that it disappeared for a
night and turned up in the vicinity Of
Dunseith, where Herman Bush shot II.
Nothing has been done towards de-
stroying the animals attacked, and
some one ought to take the matter in
hand. Mr.. Pecoq has gone-to Chicago
for treatment.
Considerable grading will be done be-
tween here and Dunseith this summer.
Tie celebration Of ST. Johns day at
Tarsus Wednesday was we'll attended.
Quite large representation from Bot
tineau, Willow City, Omemee, Little
Fargo, Dunseith and Rugby were
present. A ball game between Omemee
and Lordsburg was pulled Off and re-
suited in victory for the Omemee
team. Dancing was in order from early
norning nntillaf midnight. Every
body seemed to have a good time and
the only kick that was registered at all
was one against the use of foul lam
5guage at the ball game.
Mrs. Joseph Croissettiere died at 2
p. q. Monday and was buried at Tar
sus Wednesday morning. She leaves
q large family Of little ones. Our sym
pathies are with the bereaved ones.
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AMITY. .s5ss
Mr. Byers has lately purchased a fine
new carriage.
"A letter from Mrs. Dick Wilson who
Is visiting in Ontario says that her little
daughter, Velma, who accompanied
sher - III with the scarlet fever,
One Of the Oak valley schools II nm
der quarantine for scarlet fever, Miss
Belle Lyon ~ the teacher.
Patrons al Amity school 3N 4. 3 are
we'll pleased with Miss Osa Clements
as 4 teacher B
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