The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-04-06
WILLOW CITY
BY our special correspo ondent.

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DR.. Raymond returned from his
western trip Tuesday. We are glad
to report that the Dr's. health is great :.
II improved and that he is looking
and feeling splendid.
Seeding has commenced among the
Germans west Of town.
The Degner boys believe we are go
ing to have another bumper crop and.
to that end have shipped in the largest
threshing engine ever seen in this
vicinity. .,s tg
Will Gordon and his mother who
returned recently. from their winter
trip to Los Angeles are occupying the
Tanguay residence until they build
for themselves.
About twenty five families are
breaking up housekeeping here prepar-
atory to moving to their respective
claims in the western part of the state.
Mrs. Lysengen Of ST. Thomas apd
mother of Frank Satire Of Kramer, is
visiting with Miss j. Z. Romanson
and Miss Lulu Romanson.
Phil H. Short lately Of the Devils
Lake News spent several days on bus
mess here the past week.
I. Several of our citizens besides the
Saul Company went to Bottineau on
Wednesday to take in the performance.
We are glad to learn that the Perform
ance was q success and that the Botti-
neau people gave them splendid
reception.
On Saturday O. Martin formally
turned over his hotel to John Boyer.
In the evening quite number Of Mr..
Martins friends gathered at the hotel
and partook Of. bouhteous supper
provided by Mr.. and Mrs. Martin.
After supper those assembled wished
Mr.. Marin success. III his farming VEN
lures in Northwestern Canada, where
he will soon move and as a token of
their regard presented him with q
very nice set Of gold cnff buttons.
On Wednesday the Misses Roman
son and Mrs. Lysengen drove to Kram-
81 to visit Mr.. Frank Satire, returning
the name day.
Mr.. William Newcombe, Phil
Halls new barber, is a smooth one with
the ssrazzer. $
Chas Erb who has been working in
bur local butcher shops the past tive
years, left for Brooklyn. N. z, on
Thursday to visit friends and look af-
ter a nice piece Of property that he
has lately inherited from q near rela-
tive.
Will q. Holbein, who has been on
the eagle" force for some months
past leaves on Friday for Sparta, Wis
consin, to accept position on paper
there. Mr.. Holbein will be missed by
our young people here among whom
he was prime favorite, he having or
ganized the company for the rendition
/ of the Cantata Saul. His many
friends here wish him success in his
new home
The Misses Hendrickson. who have
been visiting frien1s and relatives in
Grafton, returned on Wednesday. We
are glad to have those estimable
young ladies with us again. 6
A brand new baby girl came to
the home Of Arthur Morden on Sum
day last. Mother and daughter are
doing well. Arthur says that even
| If the FIRE did give him hard knock
the Law Of Compensation works well
and this new addition to his family
only makes him the more deter mined
to overcome his present little Difficult
ties. u.
On Monday morning Mrs. John
Laizer passed to her final rest. Mrs.
Lazier had been q great sufferer for
many months, her sickness being be-
yond the reach Of medical skill. DR..
I.Anderson did all q sympathetic physiA
clan could to make her last days easy.
The funeral took place from the Pres
byterian Church on Wednesday, Rev.
Rhinehart preaching the SERMON a
large concourse Of friends and rela-
Itives attended. ReQuescat in Pace. s.
There arrived az the home Of our
enterprising blacksmith, Ed. Morgan.
a few days ago. . pair Of lusty baby
boys. Mother and sons are doing
nicely and I'd Il 90 proud that be
hardly notices the rest 81 ns. He set
them up to the boys around town in
good shape though. As you can hear
| the ring of mis- hammer on the anvil
IN the early hours of the morning II
seems that he knows he must hustle
to meet the new lesponsi bilities that
have come to him. y; };
FOR WIND AM 81 rain.
You will never find ! more suitable
and more comfo fortaple garment IA pro-