The Bottineau courant., 1905-11-17

Lost-in Bottinean string OF gold
beads. Finder return to this Office. II
Lew Heath and G. 1. Kane, 81
Russell, were business visitors yester-
day.
A. Berthiaume and D. II. Nc.
Arthur went to Omemee on Monday
on business errand.
Mrs. Mary Burr and her daughters
will occupy the residence Of Alex.
Burr during the winter.
William Cochrane, of Westhope, was
in the city on Saturday and made The
Courant pleasant call.
Andy Ryag returned from Willis
ton on Sturday and will help ont in
the tailor shop for a time.
Knox Ferguson went over to Max
bass Monday to look after farming in
terests for few days.
Chas. Lescault. who has been here
for about a week. returned to West
hope on Tuesday evening.
Saturday was prove.up day and
the usual large number were in seek
ing patents to the homesteads.
Editor Guy L. Scott of Lansford,
was a city visitor on Wednesday and
favored us with fraternal call.
Jack Glynn. of Neche, a brother Of
Mrs. j. A. Livingstone, is now clerk
ing in the Patrons Exchange store.
John Rodney returned Oh Wednes-
day from Minneapolis where he lately
shipped a couple of carloads of cattle.
Mss Rose Mclean returned to Minot
on Saturday of last week after>a visit
with her sister, Mrs. William Collins.
State Examiner D.. K. ;Brightbill,
of Bismarck, was in the city on We'd
nesday looking after private business.
Fine assortment of Ladies waists.
shirt waists suits and tailored suits
just arrived at Ertresvaag Co.'S.
Miss Ratcliffe of Souris attended the
Sunday school convention and visited
Bottineau friends last Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. Henry Helgerson went to
Westhope, on Wednesday evening to
visit with friends for a couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. Ben Romanson and baby re.
turned on Wednesday from the home
stead near Portal and will spend the
winter in Souris.
Phone your ordersfor groceries
fancy or staple to the Ertresvaag Co
store. Phone No. 70. You will &c
satisfaction every time.
Helgerson & Alger sold three quar-.
ter sections of land eight miles west ot
Bottineau to E. Fulton of Gibson, Ill.
inois The consideration was $40, 800.
Parties wishing dressmaking done
at their home should see Miss Eva
Russell. Call at S. Fl. Winkenwed.
er' or phone No. 50. If
Mr.. Geo. Olson went to Ianda last
Saturday and assisted Rev. Raftshol
in the opening exercises of the new y.
L. church in liidsvold township on
Sunday.
U. S. Commissioner Hawker and
Atty. E. c. Bowen left on Tuesday fo1
Devils Lake where Mr.. Hawker will
make final proof on his farm near
Wesrhope.
P. E. Sandli, of Lakota. was in the
city this week. Mr.. Sandli is we'll
known to tho pioneers of this county as
he was in the machinery business here
in the sos.
FOR SALE-Five choice lots in the
McArthuraaddition to- South Botti-
neau. For prices and terms see A.
s. Nero. Sept-1-tf.
A pleasant time was had at the
birthday surprise party given to Mrs.
Henry Boehnke last Friday evening.
Games and music were the features
of the evening.
Lost-In Bottineau about Oct. 18th
an oil tan pocketbook containing re-
ceipts and papers bearing the name Of
n. G. Gardner. Finder leave same at
this Office. /.
The Illiois Salvage Co. opened their
sale Thursday morning 8 a. m. and
the store was crowded all day and eve
ming with eager buyers. They are
giving big values.
Mr.. Alex McBain is having new
stone foundation put under his barn
by John Sydney O'Brien. that far
famed descendant OF King Brian Roru