The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1903-05-29
%%% nv " Y " u Y " " " Y v Y Y " n " v n N ~ E
/ From Our Neigh bors Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

/ From our Ne1gnDOrS Z
observation-disclosures
.q RUSSELL. %r s''e
Miss Maud Stoeser left for visit at
| Devils Lake Thursday.
Miss Larson, formerly of Bottjneau,
is teaching school and holding down
her claim this summer. 5bf&
Mr.. Henry Martin and Miss Sofia
Stolp were married at the home of the
BRIDES mother Sunday. 50 f.
We wonder what takes Joe Laporte
over west every Sunday. &
Over one-third of the fax is in the
ground and now some Of the pessimis-
tic ones are fearing that unless the
weather changes the seed will rot in
1.-The ground. L. s,.<7z &
I A Russell sport went calling on his
lady love last Sunday evening and
brokea lantern belonging to NJ. H.
getting home Start earlier next time
J. H. and you won't have to say s'tank
you.' , y
Two Russell school ma ans went
to dance near there the other night
and their gallant knights went away
1 and left them to walk home.
Work is progressing rapidly on
1 the @. N. branch from Granville. 81
Ole olson's little girl had her collar
fEbone broken BY q fail while playing at
| school. She was taken to souris for
medical attention. l
! From another correspondent
Married On May "a, Henry Martin of
Sans P. o. and Miss Sophia Mathies Of
Russell were made man and wife.
Fred Roug and Paul Mathies were
groomsmen and Mary Jurn, Minnie Ire
bus and Mary Frederic were maids of
honor The nuptial knot was tied in
the St. Paul Lutheran church, Rev. A.
Rubbert officiating. From the church
the wedding party went to the home of
the BRIDES mother where a Wedding
supper was served. The table was
loaded with everything tempting to
the palate and among other things "a
Lsplendid wedding cake. After the
supper the young people celebrated
the event by dancing. The music was
furnished by r Vogler and Otto Theil.
lC. F. Lucht was floor manager. The
dance lasted until early morn came
Itiptoeing over the hills. Then tie
guests departed with best wishes to
the happy young couple, who are we'll
known and much esteemed here. They
will reside on their farm In s2-18O. May
long and happy married life be theirs.
Archie Payne 10 wearing abig black
telt hat these days and II is very be-
coming. Makes him look quite the
farmer I. \
r. vogler tried to break q bronx
Thursday. but II seems the broncho
got the best Of him and now he walks
lame. u. t5 s1ss Il
There was to6be social entertain
ment at Gust Gassner's Saturday eve
ming, but the rain spoiled the fun.
Fred Gessner has stopped his steam
plow on ACCOUNT Of the rain. !.
j. w. O'Connell is around Russo II
| trying to organize q campof M. ". J. A.
/ Mr., @, ,Connell is = fine young man and
n We hope he will succeed IA hiss work
for there are quite q nnnber of Wood
mon around here.
Irena Gessner likes to go 20 school
I very much, especially as she a driven e
back and forth by one Of the boys. The
I reporter is very sorry (2a11 for the young
Imam. Irena is fine girl.
i lho says II can't rain around g tstlss
sIsell? Some folks had TO change their
song on Friday and Saturday
Gust Cssssne ~ having good success
1 ldigging Wslla gets yon water
n Vhat II theI tliss 1sinf mn water
ou esn |9| hss |Aag ||3|