The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-06-05
LoRDSBURG.

west Of here the crop was leveled with
the ground 4.. ~: IT,
Mrs. j. Perrin lost calf and Mr.. P.
Docherty cow, killed by lightning a
week ago. : '.E-@
Some folks keep on shooting game.
Where is the game warden?
The prettiest garden in the lake dis
trict is Jos. Perrin's. 1t is model,
and well worth copying. -"
gentleman ~ in oHr vicinity spread
the report recently that vein of hard
coal eleven feet deep had been struck
in the mine at Dunseith. The vein
has disappeared and we surmise that
the father of all evil is storing it away
in anticipation of a long visit from the
originator of the report. e..
Mr.. VIM. Bush is busy assessing and
keeping people from work.
Mr. Vessey, from Dunseith, was
through the country last week buying
hogs.
Mr. A. Demars expects to run new
Advance separator this fall. We have
room for more such machines round
here. .- s.-.
l.
Mr.. Neil Mclaughlin has returned
from a trip out west. He likes the
country but seems satisfied to stay
right here. 49,.
Lordslake beat Mountain at baseball
last Sunday 20 to 19.
One Of the Fulwiler's boys met with
a serious accident last week. He and
his older brother. were playing
cowboy" The cowboy threw rope
round his brothers. neck and gave him
Ia jerk and broke his collar bone
Quite a number Of farms have
changed hands this spring.
Messrs. Schoonmaker and Quible re-
cent arrivals from Iowa are we'll salts
fed with the country and expect some
more to follow them. ,.,e>
| Some parents seem to enjoy watch
ing their children's downward career.
In nc, ,waysist che inner life Of home
shown up better than by the ydisposi-
ton of the children. It gladdens the
; heart ofanyone to see children playing
around, while no angry word reaches
the ear. There is shown a respect fol
all, especially strangers. How happy
such home. By way of contrast,
picture home where outside in the
garden are the children at work and
play In the doorway stands the
mother or father laughing at the filthy
remarks of their offspring to passersby
Some time in the future when their
hairs are gray such people will grieve
over the disgrace brought upon them
by the children. who instead of being
! czrse ought to have been blessing,
| Oculeus. 3,
RUSSELL.
Albert Ehlke, Joe Stoeser and Ferdi-
nand Ehlke were at Bottineau this
week attending court. Joe is serving
on the jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam johnson went tc
the county seat Monday to take out
citizen papers.
The Russell school MAJ ans, Emma
Douglas, Mary Med and Dan
McGover are at Bottineau attending
the teachers institute. s.
G. F. Lucht has gone to Omemee to
| work in Theroux's butcher shop.
w. H. Mcintosh aud wife visited the
Laporte ranch last week. s3.5 ri ii
III Charles Shong made a trip to Bot
ltineau and Omemee and returned with
Ia fine team Of horses which he bought
lin the latter place
a U. S. postofice inspector is look
ling up the Superior postofice deal and
wants Chas LuLht and Fred Schroeder
| to explain. II ii said that Schroeder
has skipped. Charlie is not worrying
abou. the deal as he is innocent and
Twill stand his ground.
Hay For Sale.
l Ihave so tons Of hay On my farm five
miles northwest Of Nv illow City, about
lis miles from Bottineal. Grade is
Is.mid dland & $33 30 per ton BY stack u
from g TO tons.
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Notice for Bids for Stone Work.
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