The Bottineau courant., 1906-06-15

ball game between the juniors
Of Bottineau and Omemee will take
place tomorrow Saturday on the
local diamond.
Miss Edna Brown of Forest City,
Iowa arrived in Bottineua Tuesday,
and will spend the summer here with
hel brother and sister.
J. P. Simon and bride arrived home
on Monday evening and have already
gone to housekeeping in their new
home near the court house.
Messrs Haugen and Erickson of
Rugby, returned home yesterday after
weeks fishing at Lake Metigoshe.
They will return again in July.
c. Bake of Mayville, is here re
presenting the Neostyle Washing
Machine Co.. and expects to canvass
this county the coming summer.
Ole hvffos has taken the contract for
grubbing, breaking and discing part
of the new Lake Metigoshe road and
will commence work next Monday.
Oak Greek has been on its high be-
havior this week, being over its banks
in many PAGES. The Great Northern
dam near the water tank was washed
out.
A splendid Children's 8 Day program
was held at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday. We expect to be able to
give it an extended mention next
week.
D. Il. Linsley of Hoffman township
was in Bottineau Thursday with his
returns as assessor of his township.
and made pleasant call at the Cour-
ant Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Fulton went to
Rochester, Mimi, on Tuesday, at
which place Mrs. Fulton will seek
medical treatment at one of the hos
pitas there.
Mrs. Ada U. Unruh will deliver a
, lecture in the Methodist church in
Bottineau next Tuesday evening. June
10. under the auspices of the w. G.
T. u. A collection will be taken.
VIM. Reber has sold his drilling
outfit to Mr.. Wasson, and has ordered
new Guspeck auger from LeMars,
Iowa. He will continue in the we'll
business but will bore instead of drill.
A number of land seekers from
Davenport and Carroll, Iowa. are here
this week. They are being shown the
excellent qualities of Bottineau county
soil by the Rottineau Land and Loan
Go.
R. E. Samson, representing West
Publishing Co., of st. Paul has been
here this week calling on his many
customers He incidentally went to
Metigoshe to fish-and reports good
luck.
| The marriage of Mr.. Thos. Opsahl
of Willow City, to Miss Adanda Thune
of Bottineau, occurred at Minneapolis
last week. Toms many friends in
Bottineau hasten to extend congratula-
tions.
j. B. Hall. prominent attorney
of Lansford. came in on last evening s
train. Mr.. Hall, we understand, has
decided to become candidate for
county judge and will run via
stickers.
A. T. Aasheim, one of the old
teachers of our county. who taught
the English branches at the Lutheran
Bible school, Wahpeton, N. D last
winter, is now student at the Moody
Bible Institute, Chicago, Ill.
Loyal Riley stands second now in
The Saturday Evening Post contest.
with the first boy only nose ahead of
him. Will the people of Bottineau
stand for some outside boy to win
this Pony contest for June?
i T. C. Barber, inventor of the Sat-
tley plow, was in town Tuesday.
Capt. Blankhorn, representing the
Racine -Sattley Co., was also here. H.
Wekseth represents the above named
company in Bottineau and vicinity.
i Joseph Soucy has withdrawn from
the race for county treasurer and will
leave the field open for his competi-
tors. Mr.. Soucy is competent man
and had he kept in the race and been
elected the Bottineau county treasury
would have been in good hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. q. Thomas are
away on visit at Lake Crystal, MINI.
Mr.. Thomas was one Of the successful
candidates before the pharmaceutical
board at Fargo last week, where he
passed the examination with high
honors.
n. Mobiles seems to keep very bus,
with his big auto hauling passenger.
between stations. Next week he will
make trip over into Manitoba t.
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