The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-04-07
Additional Locals.

Mrs. James McBrayen went to Sou
risl asst night. \
Miss Jean Lowe visited at Westhope
on Tuesday.
Father Turcotte came in on last
nights train
D. Piatt returned last night from
his trip to Mohall.
G. R. Gleason returned today from
his west end homestead.
County court has been in session this
week grinding out civil cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bauer were up
from Omemee on Wednesday
Ed. Vailancourt returned home last
| night from his Williams county home
stead.
Mr.. Rygg sr. and son, Andrew,
left Tuesday for their homesteads near
Williston.
R. H. Cook is looking after the
Imperial lumber yard while Manager
Lay Is at DunSolCn.
McHenry county's commissioners
were up this week looking over our
court house for pointers.
Reg. Smith, who has been with J..
c. Stover for some time will soon
leave for Rugby where he will conduct
barber shop. -
j. R. Coutts, evangelist, from Tor
onto and leader of the McMaster band,
will occupy his fathers pulpit here
on Sunday next.
Rev. Gillis wishes to announce that
during the summer the morning SER
vices will commence at 10 80 and the
evening services at O. clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keg. Kilbourn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins visited at
Carndutf, Manitoba this week. They
drove across country from Westhope.
Miss Aurie Brown. formerly of this
city, arrived last evening from her
home a. Forest City, Iowa. She goes
to Westhope tomorrow and will teach
school near there this summer. 81"
Mrs. Helen Romanson announces
that she will have her stock of fine
millinery at the Ertresvaag Co. store
next week. Watch for announcement
of opening which will be made later.
G. Heath and wife. of Michigan,
arrived Wednesday and will make
their home in the city. Mrs. Heath
|isgI. r. Barkway's mother. A sister
Of Mr.. parkway is also here and will
visit him on the farm.
A. O. Brager, of the Turtle Mount
aims, received ten Angora goats on last
nights express. They come all thu
way from Helena, Mont. and will no
doubt clear Mr.. Brager's land from
brush, weeds, tin cans. etc.
| STRAYED--From the courthouse.
a Beadle hound about three months
old. white with black spots on head.
Return to courthouse and receive re.
ward.
| Mar31tf G. G. Donahue.
A wonderful spring tonic. Drives
out all winter impurities, gives you
strength, health and happiness. That g
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. 35c cents, Tea or Tablets
T. Sims.
Ringers big moving picture show
next Tuesday at the opera house. Two
hours excellent entertainment. Come
Bring the children. They will enjoy
it. Children Is cents, adults 25 cents
Reserved seats 10 cents extra.
J. E. jackson announces that he is
organizing Junior Woodman lodge.
Boys between the ages of 10 and 1s
years will be eligible to membership.
! There are already over twenty ap.
plicants and the lodge is certain to be
success.
Michael Walsh arrived in the city
on Thursday "a little before noon. "
was in Jail before supper bootlegging
-arraigned on Wednesday plead not
guilty-was found guilty Thursday
and Judge Kirk will give him his SEN
rence today.
| G. A. We'll, of Rugby, superintend.
ent of the Imperial Lumber Co.. was
at Dunseith this week making arrange
ments to put in yard at that point.
G. D. Goodnow. of Hutchinson, MINI.
is in the city and will have charge oi
the new yard.
P. E. Christensen left Wednesday
for Valley City to attend meeting Of
the county superintendents Of the
state Many important matters bear.
ing on education are to be discussed al
this meeting. We expect to publish 8
report of it next week.
4 John Simon, who has just closed 8
very successful term of school at Rus
sell, is in town and will have the
deputyship in the clerks Office. I. r.
Parkway. who has hoan aaai nc