The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-05-25
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WILLOW CITY

Critics and wife of Rolette are visit
ing friend and relatives here this week.
Attorney Albert Besancon of Botti-
neau spent Sunday here.
s. B. Mahaney left Tuesday for
Chicago to be absent for week or
ten days.
Mrs r. E. Mccain came in on
Wednesdays train to visit for several
weeks with her hubsand, the genial
cashier of the First National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Stewart re-
turned last Saturday from their trip
to the Twin Cities, they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins while
there and report most enjoyable time.
Jack did extensive shopping while
there.
Prof. R. j. White, the Republican
candidate for Superintendent of
Schools, was in town Saturday.
V. B. Noble was down Saturday
looking after his interests here. s..
w. j. Armstrong and Charlie John
son returned from their trip to Mont
ana Monday.
Harry Gilbraith, one of the old style
knights of the grip, was down from
Bottineau between trains Wednesday
shaking hands with friends, Of which
he has q host here.
: Harry Shannon formerly of Willow
City but now of Overly, was a viistor
in town one day this week.
Mrs. Fred Baillie of Barton, was
visiting her mother Mrs. Campeau,
'on Friday.
One of the twin boys born to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Martin about two
months ago died on Friday, and the
funeral was held from the Presbyterian
Church on Saturday.
VIM. Davidson one Of our enterpIis-
ing merchants, purchased the farm of
Harry Martin, one of the best around
Willow one day this week and will do
"a little farming as side line. We
did not learn the consideration.
DR.. Thyng was called to Overly on
Friday where with Dire. Montgomery
and Casavaw he operated on Fred
Olson for appendicitis.
Miss Louise Cooke of Overly was in
Willow City several days this week
visiting.
!. The Methodist Church was the
.scene Of q very pretty wedding on
Wednesday when Mr.. Garfield Critics
led to the altar Miss Pansy Chamber
lain, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Chamberlain. The church was
beautifully decorated and large
circle Of friends and relatives were
spresent to witness the ceremony which
was performed by Rev. Price. The
bride wore a gown of soft white silk
land q bridal veil and was attended by
her sister Miss Freda Chamberlain who
was attired in pale green organdie. j.
r. Critics Of Westhope, brother of the
groom was best man. A reception
was given the young couple by Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Critics after the cere.
mony, at their home in the east part
sof town and delightful supper SER
we'd. The groom is the agent of the
st. Anthony & Dakota Elevator and is
well known, as is also the bride who
is very charming young woman.
Success to them.
William Holz, who had his leg
broken last winter while loading his
,dray, was operated on Tuesday by Drs.
Thyng and LaBerge with the object Of
uniting the bones which up to this
time had not grown together. Mr..
Holz is resting easily and we hope for
his speedy recovery. Another oper-
alton was performed by DR.. Thyng
Laberge and Montgomery this week
upon Mrs. John Westgaard who Is
staying at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs ].
N. Peat. The operation was one Of
the most difficult ever undertaken by
these Drs. but was attended by success
and Mrs. Westagard is doing nicely.
Mrs James Moore who resides about
six miles east Of Willow City,was also
operated on this week by Drs. Thyng
and LaBerge and IS reported as recov-
ering rapidly.
The mass meeting held in the hall
on Wednesday night for rhe purpose
OF nominating officers for the City
election to be held on June let was
quite we'll attended and the following
were nominated: Mayor. D. a. Critics;
Alderman, lat ward, Frank Albrecht
and DR.. E ]. Wall, and ward. ]. az
Cooke, J. p. Stewart, Bird ward,
james Burris and Fred Lizotte. 7. g.