The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-12-16

Don't forget the great discount sale
on felt goods and overshoes. Come
early and get your sizes. H. WEEK
seth's shoe store. (2w)
George Parker, of Minot, was in the
city yesterday. He says the Ward
county grand jury is after the pisgers
and good maLy people have just
awakened to the delights of visit to
Canada.
Leap year is nearly gone-the
q. old maids last chance. A whole
barrel of Veribest, elliptical "a
lip tickle) kisses. They'll work
Try them
P. O. Confectionery.
When in Dunseith stop at The Cas-
+! sidy House. Good Accommodations.
81 per day. Livery barn in connection
good rigs and horses.
John Cassidy,
(D16 Ak pd Dunseith, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Perrin, together
with their sons, Jules. Borrome and
Fred. have gone to Lodi, California
where they will make their home
The Perrins were among the pioneer
settlers of the county and were we'll
and favorably known.
Its wonderful power goes to the seat
of your tronble, vitalizes. strengthens
every part of your body. That S
what Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea
does. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets
Thos. Sims.
On Sunday next, Dec. 18, the dedi-
cation of the M. E. church will take
place. The Rev. DR.. Fielder will be
here to oficiate at these services.
Come and be present with us; we
need you and you need US. DON
forget the date-Dec 18.
John Cassidy was over from Dun.
seth on Saturday attending tu bust
ness here. Mr.. Cassidy has recently
opened hotel and butcher shop in
Dunseith and is also in partnership
with his son, M. w. Cassidy, in the
livery business. These together with
his cattle ranch in the mountains keep
him pretty busy.
Lowe q Simmer, the new cigar
firm of Grand Forks, are out with
some fine goods. Mr.. Lowe, who is
we'll known here, will arrive in
short time to interest dealers in his
line. It includes the Kinport, 10
cent cigar and the Empire Grown
cent cigar. These are choice goods
as trial will show. Call for them.
The Pope Bicycle daily memoranda
um calendar for 1905 contains men,
orandum leaf for every day in the
year. and 365 original sayings in favor
of good roads, good health. out door
exercise. and that great vehicle of
health giving, the modern bicycle. by
our most eminent living men of
marked accomplishment. The calendar
is free at Pope Mfg. Co. 8 stores or
any of our readers can obtain it by
sending five 2 cent stamps to Pope
Mfg. Co., Hartford, Conn, or 143
Sigel st.. Chicago, Ill.
For years the Grand Forks Herald
has made a feature of it's report Of
the proceedings of the state legislature
at Bismarck. This winter it's reports
will be unusually thorough. Many
important matters are to be decided.
A United States senator is to be elec-
ted, and there are several aspirants for
the place. The popular demand for
a change in the method of nominating
party candidates has made it practic-
ally certain that primary law will
be passed, aud several bills for this
purpose are now being prepared. A
board of control bill will undoubtedly
be presented. There are rumors of
important legislation affecting rail
roads. These and others questions
that will develop are of interest 10 all
the people Of the state. and no one who
wishes to keep in touch with the
affairs of the state can afford to be
without carefully prepared daily re-
cord of the proceedings OF the session.
The Herald will be represented at Bis
marck by Mr.. G. M. Scott, whose
work during the session two years ago
was he subject of favorable comment
all over the state.
During the two months of the ses-
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