The Bottineau courant., 1906-03-30

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Undertaken Emil Johnsgaard was
called up to the mountains last satur
day to prepare the body of the late Mr..
Henrdickson for burial.
Attorney A. G. Burr returned Mon
day evening from Canton, Ohio where
he had been on legal business. He
was absent about two weeks.
II. N. Stabeck. president of the
Bottineau County Bank, left yesterday
morning for his home in Renville, af-
ter brief business visit here.
Encourage the high school pupils by
attending their play at the opera
house next Monday evening. "Uncle
Reuben will make you laugh.
The M. E. ladies aid society will
meet with Mrs. Chas. R. Gleason on
April 9th at two O'Clock and are ex-
pected to work. All are welcome.
Duncan Stewart, GEORGE Taylor,
David Wilson and W. A. Waddell of
Omeeme, attended the meeting of the
Royal Arch Chapter here Monday
night.
The following persons took out cit
izens papers in the county court this
week: Mary E. White, Harry NJ oon,
Anne Jacobson, Angus P. Block, Pet
or E. Jevne.
Ralph Larson, who has been visiting
here for some time, leaves tomorrow
for British Columbia. Mr.. Larson for
merly lived here, but has resided at
Estevan, Saskatchewan.
Lars Hendrickson, residing five
miles north Of Bottineau, died Thurs
day of last week, after brief illness.
He leaves wife and seven children
to mourn his departure.
Miss May Bliss was operat ed on fo1
appendicitis at the hospital by DR..
johnson on Wednesday. The oper-
ation was very delicate one but the
patient is doing nicely. ~.
Among the we'll known farmers who
came in to attend the leasing of
school lands on Friday, were Nels
Magnuson, Ole Myhr, Martin Botten,
Knute Olson and Martin Myhr.
Sam Nesting, of westhope, who is
a candidate for the republican nomi
nation for sheriff, was in Bottineau
last Friday. Mr.. Nesting has lib
eral number of signers on his petition.
Harry Convis was up from Kramer
last Friady night. Mr.. Convis has
decided to become candidate for the
republican nomination for county aud
itor and publishes a card to that effect
in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. I. Todd, who left
here last summer for their old home
at Fort Wayne Ind. inform The Cour.
ant that they are returning to North
Dakota and will locate at Marmon,
where they have homestead.
Mrs. Arnold Klebe of Kramer, was
brought to Bottineau on Tuesday 8
train and was placed in the hospital
On Wednesday DR.. johnson, assist
ed by DR.. Chadbourn of Kramer, op-
Grated on her for abdominal abscess.
Messrs. B. B. Reed, W. H. Lackie,
Thos. Fotheringham and w. J. and
A. II. Reynolds came down from
Westhope Monday to attend meeting
of the Royal Arch Chapter The three
last named gentlemen took the de-
grees at this meeting.
There was a bank consolidation at
Upham last week, reducing the num-
Der of financial institutions in that
town to two Our townsman, G.. K.
Vikan, is one Of the principal owners
of the consolidated institution, which
has capital of ST., 500. I.
The Mundy State Bank and the
Fist State Bank of Kramer have con-.
solidated- the latter buying the busi-
ness of the former. This will still
leave Kramer with three good banking
institutions. Mr.. Mundy, the retir-
ing banker, was the first banker to
start business in that town. He will
locate somewhere in Mckenzie county.
The Courant publishes several tes-.
timonials this week from people who
attended the religious opera 'sSaul"
at Willow City. It is hardly neces,
sary to add anything to what these
people say. All agree that it is rare
treat Willow City talent will pre-
sent this cantata at the Bottineau op-
era house on the evening of April 4th.
Remember that there are sixty five
people in the play. None should miss
it. Admission 25c, soc and 75c.
I. R. Barkway received the sad in
telligence Of the death Of his sister,
Mrs. Fred Clay, at Bancroft. Mich
igan, last Sunday. The cause Of her
death was tuberculosis, from which
she had suffered nearly year. She
was the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
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