The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-02-02
WILLOW CITY
Sends In a big bunch Of interest
Ing items this week.
SPECIAL correspondents

M. E. Williams. Overly's hustling
banker, was a Willow visitor on
Thursday.
John Taylor, Of Omemee, spent
Thursday here visiting his sister Mrs.
j. H. Cook. Mr. Taylor was on his
way to Portland, Oregon, where he
will spend some time with his family
who are putting in the winter thele.
Mrs. J. H. Cook spent several days
visiting her mother in Omemee this
week.
Editor Scott passed through here on
his way to Churches Ferry on Tues
day.
Dennis German. of Rugby, is spend.
ing this week here cleaning up some
old collection deals.
Phil Halls and F. D. Baillie have
bought the drug store at Barton. sue
ceeding johnson, Master. and Thyng.
It is to be hoped that the boys will do
we'll and with Mr.. Baillie in charge
no doubt they will.
Mr.. and Mrs. Agnes Critics left here
on Tuesday to attend the Implement
dealers convention at Crookston. They
will be gone several days.
Mrs. Wesley White spent few
days in Omemee visiting her parents,
returning on Thursday morning %
train.
VIM. Ryder, of the State Bank of
Antler, and formerly with Collins
Bros. of this place. visited old friends
here on Thursday.
Nels. P. Hanson, of the popular
firm of machinery dealers, Miller
and Hanson, is attending the imple-
ment dealers convention at Crook
ston.
Miss J. L. Romanson spent several
days in Bottineau this week on bus
mess. .s- e.
The marriage of Miss Beatrice
Campeau and Mr.. Fred Baillie was
soiemnized in the Catholic church on
Wednesday morning. The bride was
simply attired in a gown of China
silk and carried bouquet of roses.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Beauchamp of Tarsus. Only
the family of the bride and few init
mate friends were present. MIR. Bail.
lie and his wife left on the noon train
for Minneapolis and points in South
Dakota where they will spend the
honeymoon. Mr.. Baillie has filled
position as druggist for w. Master
and Co., for the past two years and is
very popular as is also his charming
bride. May their matrimonial ship
glide smoothly.
About eleven o'clock Wednesday
night the fire ball hegan to ring and
the citizens began to turn out. 1t
was discovered that the fire was in the
barn of R. W. Lszier in the rear of
A. W. Miller's butcher shop. After
some hard work the flames were sub
dued with but little damage to the
building. Two horses belonging to
Mr.. Miller, which wero in the barn
were overcome with the smoke AMI
will probably die.
The third number of the Citizens
Lecture Course was given by Mrs.
Olivia Hall at the opera house on Mon
day night. The entertainment was
one of the best ever given in Willow
City, Mrs. Hall has splendid and
charming personality and every num-
ber rene1ded by her was masterpiece.
We sincerely hope she may be induced
to visit us again.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Morden died quite suddenly
on Sunday. The little one had only
been sick day or two and was not
considered seriously ill., The funeral
took place from the Methodist church
on Monday.
Billy Perpin and sister Miss Jen-
/ ASSSO WOAV W 0OlVl0C0u OA w 0UU0SUdy
to visit their mother. Mrs. Crossettier,
who lives four miles east Of that place.
Mrs. Andrew Cook of Bantry spent
several days here this week visiting
her mother Mrs, Gilmer.
The souris correspondent to The
Courant in his last week Is notes, by
his dirty insinuation put himself on
IA level with editor Falkenstein, and
no matter what maybe the opinion Of
the public as to the merits or demerits
of the things charged in the article Of
"a Republican everybody is agreed
on this, that he had ssFalky'' sized
mp just about right. We suggest that
the souris correspo take 4 look at
himself in his mirror and he will zee
the image Of an egregious ass.