The Bottineau courant., 1905-12-22
Sent In by the Special corrsspon-
dents on
The c0uRANT STAFF
News from Willow City, Omemee,
Souris, Lansford, and the
Amity District.
WILLOW CITY
BY Our Special Correspondent

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BY Our Special Correspondent
Our stores are all delightfully."- dec
Grated for Xmas tide.
The stork made two visits to Will
low this week bringing to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rand baby
daughter, and to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Perrin son. All are doing nicely
under the care of our excellent local
physicians.
On Wednesday Mr.. Olire Belly, of
Weyburn, N. w. T. was married to
Miss Alwena Glinz, youngest daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Glinz. The cer-
emony was performed at the home of
the brides mother by Rev. Bradley. of
the NJ. E. Church. The young couple
left on Thursdays train for their fu-
ture home in Weyburn. N. W.T., fol-
lowed by the best wishes of their
friends for long and happy journey
over the sea of life.
We regret to learn that Miss Lulu
Romanson is seriously Ill at the home
of her father in Souris. Miss j. L.
Romanson her aunt has gone to that
place to nurse her.
Mrs. T. R. Henry has sold out her
millinery store here and has gone to
Regina N. w. T. to join her husband
where they will make their future
home.
Jas. E. Glinz, one of the prosperous
farmers from the Deep River country
is in town visiting his mother.
Emil and Mike Kreuger have dispos-
ed of their lands in Twp. 160. Range
n to Mr.. Louie Arnold, the consider
alton being "a, 1000 per quarter Your
correspondent is sorry to learn that the
Krueger Bros. will remove from the
county, though not yet determined on
their new location-as they were
among the best elements of our excel
lent German population.
The teachers in our public school
entertained the children of the several
departments with Christmas tree on
Friday afternoon. This was done in
order to allow the teachers time to get
to their several homes for Xmas. The
children were delighted with the pro-
rgam. Willow City is fortunate in
having a corps Of teachers, second to
none in the county, who not only per-
form the perfunctory duties specified
in their several contracts but strive in
every way to make our school a place
to be loved now and to be looked back
to in after years, when in the arena Of
life the struggle presses hard, with
memories that will cool the passion
ate heart and soothe the world weary
brain.
Miss Emma Carlson, teacher in the
Primary Department left for her home
in Valley City Saturday to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
jules Perrin who has been here for
a couple Of months settling up his
business left for his home in Lodi.
California on Wednesday.
Thos. Opsahl made journey to the
County seat on Wednesday to attend
to some business matters -
Mr.. and Mrs Emery Charbonneau
of Overly, spent couple of days in
town this week visiting with friends
and relatives.
The Plantation Jubilee Singers will
present delightful program in the
Opera house on Saturday evening,
Dec. 80. This is the second number
of our "Citizens Star Entertainment
Course and should be literally pat
ronized by our citizens as, if there are
any assets over liabilities, the School
Library gets the benefit.
At last Henry Clay Hansbrough.
United States Senator for North Da-
kota has gotten to the explaining
point. He says that his Bill amend
ing the mining laws of Alaska was in
the interests Of good citizens; and for
the purpose of cutting out certain
Swedes and Norwegians. Senator
Knute Nelson of Minnesota took a
different view Of the matter at the
time and so expressed himself in
Grand Forks during the campaign Of
1902. To Senator Nelson mnst be ac-
corded the honor Of defeating the in