The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-05-11
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WILLOW CITY
by our special correspondent.
After tomorrow no doubt but it
will be The City Of Willow City.
Spoon hook fishing in the creek is
good these boys and the boys arebring-
ing in nice strings Of pickerel every
evening.
Smith Fassett. formerly of Dunseith
and Barton was Willow visitor on
Monday. Mr.. Fassett, has lately
located in Williams County.
Rev. j. q. Moore Of Minot. paid us
an official visitor on Thursday.
William Collins paid us visit last
week and jollied up the boys some
The little Misses Muriel Armstrong
land Margaret Cook, spent two or
three days in Omemee this week visit
ing Mrs. Taylor, the grandmothe !, Of
Miss Margaret.
Guy Z. Scott Of Lansford, paid Will
low visit on Thursday of this week.
looking after some business matters.
A. j. Blanchette has closed his
barber shop and is leaving US for some
place not kown to your correspondent.
Genial Phil Halls will again have the
field all to himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Stewart, who
ARE visiting in the Twin Cities. report
to their friends that they are enjoying
themselves.
Harry Iverson of Red Wing, Mimi
esota has accepted position with w.
Master & Co. Mr.. Iverson is a
young nan Of pleasing personality and
will no doubt dispene the variouss
medicines with skill and suavity.
Robert Charles Bellew, the erst-
while genial brakeman on this branch
and Democratic candidate for sheriff,
spent few hours in town this week
presumably in the interest of his poll
tical aspirationss-~Bo Bob is a good fellow
and deserves all the support he will
get.
Rev. w. D. Price and family
arrived here from Council Bluffs,
Iowa on Wednesday and are domiciled
in the Methodist parsonage Mr..
Price is the new Methodist minister
and comes well recommended. He
wilt fll the pulpit Of the M. E.
church here until conference.
DR.. G. O. Anderson was looking
for vacant house on Tuesday.
Wonder if there is any peculiar sig
nficance in the factf
Work on the Holz buildings being
RAPIDLY pushed and it won't be long
now before the postofice will be
located in its new quarters.
A. j. Morden has the contract to
move the D. A. Critets & Co. build
ing to location further east to make
way for the new cement building that
.enterprising firm will immediately
erect. Arthur is rapidly pushing the
work
The contract for building the new
d.. A. Critics & Co.'S new warehouse
has been let to Mr.. Marchand and
will be completed by July 1st. The
new building will be two stores high
and thirty feet long.
All Of our excellent corps o. teach
.ers with the exception OF Miss Hubbard
who was unable to attend went to
Bottineau on last Thursdays train to
:grace the Teachers Association with
their presence. They all returned
Saturday and report having had a
very nice time. a
Rev. Rhinehart visited with Rev.
McInnis at Omemee several days this
week.
Miss Ethel Marshall came uD from
York on Saturday and spent Sunday
with her father Judge Marshall.
Mrs. William Pickin visited with
friends in Omemee this week.
From the amount Of improvements
now going on in our city and after
the completion Of that which is being
planned il looks as though Willow is
going to keep up her reputation Of
being the best all around burg in
Bottineau county.
Tomorrow our citizens viii vote on
the proposition Of Incorporating as 8
city.
There does not seem to be much op-
position to the proposed change and
those favoring i believe the deal will
go through without q hitch.
OMEMEE