The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-03-09
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WILLOW CITY
BY our special correspondent.

ny our SpeClal correspondent.
Emil Kruger spent several days in
Bott;neau this week attending court.
Arthur Morden has salesman from
Minneapolis to take the place Of Chas.
Erb at the block in his butcher shop.
The new man, Mr.. William Smiley.
comes from Minneapolis and has for
sometime past been engaged as a block
man in Yorkse Bros. in their large
retail establishment. Mr.. Smiley
will give the people of Willow City
good satisfaction.
J. E. Stewart, Phil Halls, Garfield
Critics and Frank Schusbel went to
Thorn Monday to attend the ceremon-
les pertaining to the opening of new
Knights Of Pythias lodge. They all
say that the Thorn boys are the best Of
entertainers and that they had real
good time.
Mr.. T. I. Bowerman's niece. Miss
Armstrong, has taken charge of the
millinery department of his general
store and as she is an up-todate
.milline1 the ladies of Willow can be
assured, if they patronize the young
lady. they will he decked out in the
finest head wear of the season.
Hon D. H. Macarthur was a Will
low visitor on Wednesday. He was
after some prospective emigrants to
the Canadian Northwest and met with
good success. Mr.. Macarthur says
that he is out of politics and is try
ing to lay up little money to tide
him over the later years.
Napoleon Loiselle has purchased
the residence of Eli Raymond on Main
street and will make his home there
from now on. Mr. Loiselle is one of
our most successful farmers in the
northeast part of the county.
Miss Mabel Wright, sister Of Mrs.
E. B. Goss, of Minot, and Miss Mabel
Warner of Westhope, has been visit
ing Miss Pearl Watson for several
days.
There has been quite an-addition tc
our population this past week. Al
the home of John Robertson new
+aby appeared and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Martin twins. We are glad tc
report that mothers and children are
doing we'll and the little ones prom.
Use to live out their three score years
and ten.
Miss Jeanette Pepin entertained a
few friends for Miss Ethel Marshall
last Thursday night. Miss Marshall
left on Friday for York where she has
accepted position in the Great
Northern Railway Co.
The religious cantata "saul,' will
be presented at the opera house Friday
and Saturday nights by local talent.
From the great pains the partici.
pants have taken to perfect their sew.
eral parts we are expecting splendid
entertainment and do not think we
will be disappointed.
Miss Jessie Hunt. who has been Wis.
iting in Fargo with her sister Mrs. w.
j. Sheehey, returned the first of the
week.
Miss Lulu Romanson visited hel
father at Souris for several days the
past week, returning on Thursday
morning.
j. D. Schever is suffering from ar
attack of the ''grip" and ''tonsilitis. =
His friends hope he will be around
again soon.
Mrs. Thos. Lane of Bantry is visit.
ing friends and relatives here for q
few days.
Matt Burris, who has been attend.
ing veterinary school in Toronto,
Canada, came home On Monday for the
vacation. He will return there agar
as soon as the school opens. Mat,
seems to be making good progress il
his studies and his many friends arr
glad.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
j. H. Cook is rapidly regaining hel
11sua1 health h