The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-08-24

getting rigs in shape to properly take
care of the crop.
F. x. A.. Perrin sold ten thresning
rigs in the vicinity of Willow City
this year. That is going some.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Peat, Judge
Marshall and Billy Davidson returned
from their trip to the g A. R. en-
campment at Minneapolis by Wednes-
days train. They all report having
had very delightful time.
Arthur Morden and Fred Perrin
have begun putting up their new CO.
ment buildings and the wok wilt be
rushed until completed.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lizotte returned
from the Twin Cities We dnesday.
I hey took in the G. A. r. ercamp-
ment and Mr.. Lizotte selected the fur.
niture for the convent also.
Mr.. N. q. Burgester. with the Min
nesota and North Dakota Fire Under
writer's spent Thursday here laying
the foundation for new rating made
necessary by the many new cement
buildings put up here this su MINER.
.. G. Mcbride, Rugby's leading
druggits, spent several hours in our
city on Thursday on his way to Botti-
neau. on business. Mr.. Mcbride ex-
pressed himself as surprised at the evil
dences of business prosperity to be
seen on every hand in the second city
of Bottineau county.
The city clerk informs your CORES
pondent that a heating plant will be
installed in the high school and that
the building will be given new coat
Of paint as soon as the work can be
done,
DR.. Anderson, accompanied by Frank
Schueble. went to Rugby on Tuesday
where the Dr., assisted by Drs. Coli
son and Sorrenson performed two oper-
ations for eppendicitis and amputated
the limb Of a Mrs. Spain besides per-
olming some other minor surgical
work. They returned by We tuesdays
train.
Mr.. w. H. Rose, late of Min
neapolis has rented the Fred Perrin
building on main street and will, as
soon as he can get his furniture and
fixtures here, open up first class res
aurnt where the hungry can be acco-
modated at any hour of the day or
night.
Our old friend and former resident
Jas. B. Taylor who located at Seattle,
Washington spent couple of days
here this week renewing old acquain-
tauces and visiting friends. He was
called from his western home to at
tend the funeral of his father. in law
Mr.. McBain Of Bottineau.
Mrs. E. B. Goss and Miss Mabel
Wright, visited with Mr.. w. B. Cor
don and mother this week.
Editor Irwin, of the Tioga Gazette
transacted business here on Thursday.
He informed us that young son had
arrived at his home Tuesday and that
under the able care of DR.. P. U. La
herge mother and son were doing nicely.
The stork, in the past week has
visited the homes of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers and, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. La
zier and Thos. Svensgaard. bringing
to each respectively son, daughter
and son. DR.. Laberge was the at
tending physician in all of those cases
and report all parties doing nicely.
The excursion train from Grand
Forks, containing some sixty 1epresen-
tative business men of that growing
metropolis, stopped here for half an
hour on Wednesday and the visitors
expressed themselves as surprised at
our growth and progress; and with
the appearance of prosperity of the
county in general, this being the first
visit many of the delegates had ever
made to this part of the state. Both
the daily papers, the Times and Her.
aid, we're we'll represented. editor
Winship being along in person. The
whole outfit we're jolly lot Of typical.
self made. western American citizens
full Of life, and sanguine as to the fu-.
ture prosperity and greatness Of our
splendid young commonwealth. Near
80 50 -
" all Of them were pioneers and were
we'll acquainted with the hardships
and privations Of the early davs.
Grand Forks should b., and no doubt
is, proud Of the splendid and enter
prising men composing the party.
We should be glad if they come again
and stay longer.
NOTICE.
Notice is herehv Given that there ia