The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-06-08
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WILLOW CITY

Amos Nabseth returned on Thursday
from trip to Winnipeg and Grand
Forks.
Phil. Halls and Ed. Morgan drove
to Barton Tuesday on business.
Ed Cooke and sister Miss Louise,
were here on Tuesday to witness the
ball game between Upham and Will
low.
Mrs. Ben Romanson and little Ruth
we're guests of the Misses Romanson
between trains Friday
Steve Brynjolfsen of Grand Forks
spent several days here on business this
week.
Emery Charbonneau and wife, of
Overly, were here Tuesday. Emery
came over to complete Willow City s
base ball nine.
Miss Alice Sylvester, who has been
teaching in one of the Devils Lake
schools, returned on Monday, and will
spend her vacation here.
Ad Tanguay, one of our hardware
merchants who has taken to farming
as we'll. returned from his farm I'm
Ward county on Saturday. to look
after his business here for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Master left on
Thursday for an extended visit in
Rochester. N. Y. Mrs. Masters for
mer home.
Thos. Opsahl left on Tuesday strain
for Grand Forks Mr. Opsahl will re-.
turn on Saturday and-well we prom
ised not to tell until next week
DR. P U LaBerge made professional
visit to Rollette Monday
Attorney Besancon was seen on our
streets one day this week.
Nels Hanson and s. B. Mahaney
spent the first of the week at Upham
and vicinity
| j.. fiss Cooke who was 4sits i'll
last week is repor ted as being much
improved
The first ball game to be played on
the home diamond this year. was
played on Tuesday between Willow
and Upham and was closely contested
The game stood three to three in
the ninth inning and then-Upham
won .... .......
A number of our townspeople went
to Overly Sunday to witness ball
game between Overly and Bottineanu.
We found tack hammer on our
desk the day after election, and we are
inclined to think it is one of those put
in use on that day to "knock" with.
We have no idea which particular
party it belong to, but the owner may
have it on application to this Office as
we have a little hammer of our own
just like it also a hatchet. So the
owner will please call for his little
hammer.
Well the City election is over and
Peace and Order once more reign in
our midst D. A. Critics won by four
vote for mayor against Geo. sunbere.
who didn't want the old job anyway.
while Messers Stewart, Cooke, Liziotte
and Burris we're elected Aldermen for
the second and third wards. The
first ward, the only one that furnished
any amusement, elected r. o.. Holler
and Frank Albright as Aldermen
These gentlemen won by two votes.
each receiving sixteen votes, while the
ssalso rams" s. B. Mahaney, DR..
Walsh and Chas Nelson received four.
teen votes each Mr. Holler won out on
the prohibition platform. but tbs said
that the refres hments dispensed by that
hospitable gentleman to his faithful
lieutenants after the fight was over
did not in any way resemble those
usually served at Sunday school pic
mic. Messers Holler and Albright are
both capable men however, and the
town Is TO be congratulated.
The marriage Of Miss Nettie Master
and Theodore A. Kenning was solem-
nizod on Wednesday morning at the
home Of the brides brother, Mr.. w.
81. Master, in the presence Of the i'm.
mediate relatives and friends, the SER
vice being read BY Rev. Price OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. A wed.
ding breakfast was served, after which
the young couple departed for Min
neapolis whore they -gill spend their
honeymoon. Both bride and groom
are. we'll known. the groom being a..
sistant cashier Of the First National
bank, while the bride has filled the
position Of organist in the Methodist
church for some time, and 10 beloved By
all VINO know her. Mr.. and Mrs..
Kenning will occupy the house form.